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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-22
UNITED EVANGELICAL

Grace, Lemoyne-The Rev. II. T.
Earle. Sunday school, $50: 1916,
The Resurrection" junior X. l.. c. f..
1.S0; senior X. l.. c. e.. $50; 100
cantata. The Lighted Cross" by the
Young Peoples Missionary Society.
Park Street.-The Rev. A. r. Han
gen. Easter prayer meeting, 6; Sun
day school, $50; 1915. The Message
of the Empty Tomb" junior Christian
Endeavor, 5.45; senior Christian En-
deavor, $50; Easter cantata by aug
mented church choir, 7.30.
Harris Street.-The Rev. George f.
Schaum. 6, Sunrise praise service;
1890, baptism of infants and recep-
ton of members; 'Christ's Resurrec-
ton and Ours" special music; 2, Sun
day school; $40. X. l.. G. E.; 100
sermon by Evangelist W. Nj. Davis
The Devil
Penbrook--The Rev. j. G. Rosen-
berger, minister, will preach at 1890
OH THE Fact of the Resurrection" and
at 7.30 OH The Worth of Jesus" Sun
day school. $50; early praise service
AT 6,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-22
UNITED BRETHREN

Sixth Street - The Rev. Joseph
Daugherty. Praise service. y.45;
preaching. 1890, Resurrection
Thoughts; 7.30, "Christ's Message OF
Peace: Jr. C. F., $50; Sr. c. E., $40;
Sunday school. Las.
State Street - The Rev. F.. A. G
Bossler. Easter ingathering services
at $50; 7.30, Easter music; Sunrise
$50.
Otterbein - The Rev s. Edwin
Rupp, ID. ID. 1890, communion, bap-
tism, reception of members: 7.30, THE
Basis of Immortality; Sunday school
2; Christian Endeavor. $50.
Derry Street - The Rev. J. A. Ly-
ter. 1890 and 7.30 sermons by the
Rev. e. ]. Pace; Sunday school, 2; Y
p. S. c. E.. $40.
st. Paufs, Wormleysburg The
Rev. G. B. Renshaw. 1915 and 7.3Oi
Sunday school. $50; Sr. c. f.. 6.30i
Jr. c. e., 5.45.
First The Rev. Charles Edwin
Boughter. Prayer. 10; 1890, THE
Resurrection Miracle; 40, Post
Resurrection Thoughts; Sunday
school, LAS; Christian Endeavor, 6.45
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10

| of this state nominate the same
presidential electors as are nom
mated by any other political
party, or nominate electors,
who are instructed to vote for a
president and vice-president nom.
mated by any other political
party, it shall lose it's identity,
recognition and existence in this
state as a political party; and it
shall not be permitted to make
any nomination for any office by
primary election, nomination pa
pers or otherwise, and it shall
not be permitted to use any party
name or party emblem on the off,
cial ballot. This section shall
apply to such mergers, combina-
tions, etc. as shall have taken
place prior to the passage of this
act"
The purpose of this section is
plainly to legislate the Progress
sive party out of existence in
Louisiana if it agrees on the same
presidential candidates as the Re-
publicans at Chicago.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH HEBERT
DELCAMBRE, DECEASED.
- No. 1896
10Th Judicial District Court of Louisiana.
Parish of Iberia.

By virture Of commission issued unto
me, the undersigned Administrator out oil
the above said Court, under an order
granted on the LIST day Of June 1916.
There will be sold ny the undersigned
Administrator or duly authorized Public
Auetioneer, FOR CASH (for the purpose
OF realizing funds to pay debts Of the
above said Sue :ession) 1t Public, Auction
to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of JULY 1915,
between legal sale hours. ct the front
door Of the Parish Court House, City of
New Iberia, the property belonging to
the above said Succession, and described
o. follows to wit:
4 certain tract Of land situated ct
Petite Ause, containing thirty three and
l1.lO0 arpents, in superficial ares, and
bounded on the North by o Mel Dsronen,
on the South ny Mrs. Emile Derouen, On
the East by Mrs. Emile Derouen and on
West by lot No. l Of plat of survey made
BY V. p. 0uilfoux Engineer, on May seth
1916; being lot No. Of said plat of v.
P. Guilfoux which 10 attached to the sale
OF property Of this Succession to Marcel
Derouen and Clarence Smith.
FELICIEN DELCAMBRE,
Administrator.
Cammask & Broussard, Attorneys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10
Delinquent Tax Sale
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
I'm THE
CITY OF NEW IBERIA, LA.
THE CITY OF NEW IBERIA
Versus
TAX DEBTORS OF THE CITY OF
NEW IBERIA.

By virtue of the authority vested i,
me by the Constitution of the State o
Louisiana, will sell At the principa
front door Of the Parish Court House
in the City Of New Iberia, Parish O
Iberia, within legal sale hours for Ju
dicial Sale commencing At eleven O'Clock
A. N. ON
SATURDAY, JULY sth, 1916,
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sale is completed all immov.
able property on which taxes are due
the City Of New Iberia, to the New Ibe.
ria Southern Drainage District, to the
New Iberia and Northern Railroad Co.
to the Southwestern Traction and Powe,
Co., to enforce collection of taxes assessed
during the year 1916, together with ten
per cent. interest per annum therein
from the 31st day of December 1915, un-
til paid and all costs; the names of saic
delinquent taxpayers, the amount of
taxes due by each on the assessemnt for
said year. and the immovable property as
sessed to each, to be offered for sale, as
follows, viz:
bayard, Olivier ,..................$ 26.27
! lot, north Dallas, south Delahoussaye,
east Main, west Bayard, Asst $1O4O
barras, c Mrs. ,$83S
I lot and imp. north Hor.ense, south
DuperieE, east Girard, west Renoudet.
Asst. 500.
Berry, GeOginia, Mrs. 1862
l lot and imp, north Duperier, south
boutte, east Berry, west Main, Asst
$500.
NJ,
~~~es AsoAAeS .$o.Z4
lot and imp, north Washington.
south Taylor, east Taylor, west Lot 1856.
Asst. $50.
Bowles, Aaron Est. s1al4
Lot and imp. north Center, south Via
tor, east Williams. west Derouen. Asst
500.
Bridges. W. R, M.s. e4003
Lot aad imp, nesth Hopkins, south
1estzaad est WasAingtea, vet Ce,s-
- AesG una
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10
Why Endure Summer Colds?

It isn't necessary to have a
stuffed head. running nose. To
cough your head off as it were. All
YOU need do is to use DR.. Bell s
Pine Tar Honey. The soothing
and healing balsams open the
cloeged air passages and in a
short time YOU get relief and start
on the road to recovery. Your
nose stops running, you cough
less and You know you are get
ing better. Get a bottle. use as
directed. Keep what is left as a
cough and cold insurance. 2
<Advertisemeut.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10

Phillip, Junius J. $50
Lot and imp. north Rozier, south Cole
man, east Richard, west Decuir, Ass,
$170.
Pharr, E. A. Mrs. SIG. z
Lot and imp. north P. L. Co. soutl
Jefferson, east Fulton, west Main
Asst. 1000.
Piraro, M. $7S5
Lot and imp. north Boutte, south JET
ferson, east St. Peter, west Sentell
Lot and imp. north Lot 3, south Ban.
Ave. east Iberia Park, Asst. $500.
1ugn' D. Est $9.7'
Lot and imp. north Alley, south Jose "A
east Drago, west School, Asst $3.50.
| Quibodaux, Elise $50.
Lot and imp. north Fontenette, south
King, east Madison, west Dorsey, Asst
$780,
Reedan, Leontine .$31C
Lot and imp. north Lot 10, south Lo,
II, east Lot 13, west Lassa4le, Asst
$50
Reynaud, J. R. Mrs. .s75l
Lot and imp. north Denton, south Lou
Were, east Dale, west Mouton, Asst
$3.50.
Reynaud, Jos. .$6.4O
Lot and imp. north Jackson, south
Taul, east -, west Dale, Asst $500.
Reynolds, C. E. ...$ 1866
Lot and imp. north Ewing, south
Weeks, east LeBron, west Davidson.
Lot and imp. north Iberia, SCUM Uuii-
lot, east Alley, west Holleman, Asst.
$3.50.
Ribbeck, r. P. ...........$ 17.63
Lot and imp. north Brand, south School,
east Main, west Ribbeck, Asst. 500.
Ribbeck & Trappe ...........$ 2O86
Lot and imp. north LeBron, south
French, east, west Robertson.
Lot and imp. north Robertson, south
Corinne ST., east Hill, west RAND, ASS.
$3.50.
Richardson, Jos. ............ $50.
Lot and imp. north Rozier, south
Dempsey, east Cade, west henry, Asst
$500.
Richard, J. O. $50
Lot and imp. north Bowles, south Le-
leux, east First, west Philip, Asst.
$50.
Romero, Jos. Mrs. ...............$ 21. 80
Lot and imp. north Landry, south
Canal, east Main. west Landry, Asst.
$50.
Romero, Laurence Miss .... $3.48
Lot and imp. north Romero, south
Weeks, east Guillot, west Bell. Asst.
$40.
Shatfer, Elodie .........$1 O.91
Lot and imp. north Martin, south Ibe-
ria, east DeBlanc, west Frere, Asst.
$500.
Schwin, Kate D. .$13.14
Lot and imp. north Burkart, south
Railroad Ave-, east Ellison, west Field,
Asst. $780,
Segura, St. Clair ...............$2 2.13
Lot and imp. north Lourd, south Wal
ton, east Madison, west Decuir, Asst.
$500.
Smith, Lucy $3.50
Lot and imp. north Smith, south
Lewis, east St. Peter, west Railroad,
Asst. $50.
Smith, Alfred Est. Sc. 4Ol
Lot and imp. north Spencer, south
Hewes, east Theriot, west Madison,
Asst. $500.
Stafford, Albert 1896
Lot and imp. north Terrell, south Ibe-
ria, east Terrell, west Guess, Asst.
$50.
Also for taxes Of the year 1914 due on
this property.
Stafford, Willie $780,
Lot and imp. north Rochon, south Ibe- /
ria, east Arnandez, west Mobley, Asst.
$3.50.
Also for taxes of the year 1914 due on
this property.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10
5000

Stafford, Albert and Willie 5000
Merchandise, Asst. $3.50
| Also for taxes for the year 1914 due on
this property.
Taylor. Jasper Est. ......... 26
Lot and imp. north Flory, south Sandoz,
east Second St. west Courrege, Asst.
$3.50.
Iranan, Margaret Mrs. S75
Lot and imp. nor h Walters. south ZEE.
east LeBron, west Boutte, Asst $3.50
Waller, William S3Os
Lot and imp. north Alley, south Leon
ard, east Robertson. west Lassalle.
Asst. $50.
Viator, A. ]. .... $50
Lot and imp. north Prairie, south Ibe-
ria Building Assn, east Fulton, west
Viator, Asst. $3.50.
Lot and imp. north Dionne, south Ibe-
ria Building Assn, east Viator. west
Main, Asst. $500
Viator Antoine, Mrs. S4l7
Lot and imp. north Viator, south Fleury.
east Cemetery, west Field, Asst. $lOO.
Walton, Marie Sc. 40
Lot and imp. north Esclara, south
Squire, east Davis. west Madison, Asst.
$500.
Ward, Joseph .So4O
Lot and imp. north Alley, south Stott,
east Washington, west Pugh, ASS.
$780,
Waters, Green 5.29
Lot and imp north Williams, south
Bodin. east Madison. west Talbert.
Asst. $3.50.
Watkins, VIM. $417
nj ND
son, east Alley, west Renoudet. Asst.
500.
Westler, Jos. $1OO5
Lot and imp. north Jackson, south Liv-
ingston, east Robertson. west Field,
Asst. $3.50.
Welcome, Marcelite SALT
Lot and imp. north Lot l, south Lot 3,
east Street, west Lot 10, Asst 500.
White, William 1914
Lot and imp. north Lassalle, south Rob-
ertson, east Rey, west Indest. Asst.
$50.
William, Dora 1891
Lot and imp. north West Ave. south
Sandoz, east Sandoz. west Madison.
Lot and imp. north West Ave-, south
Williams, east Viator, west Madison.
Lot and imp. north Williams. south
Williams, east Madison, west Fleury.
Lot and imp. north Williams, south
Landry, east Madison. west Fleury,
Asst. $50.
Williams, U. H. Mrs. 1894
Lot and imp. north Ann, south Davis,
east Lewis, west Lewis, Asst. $50.
Mary ................$1 1.59
Lot and imp. north Charles, south VIM
tiers, east DeBlanc, west Wimberly,
Asst. $500.
Lot and imp. north St. Peter, south
Winters, east Johnson, west Wimberly
Asst. $3.50.
On said day of sale will sell such
portion of said property as each debtor
may point out and in case such debtor
will not point out sufficient property,
will, at once, without further delay, sell
he least quantity of such property of any
debtor which any bidder will buy for
he amount Of taxes, interest and costs,
lue by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement,
FOR CASH, in legal tender money of
he United States Of America, and the
property sold shall be subject to redemp-
ion, at any time for the space of one
ear, by paying the price given, with
wenty per cent, costs and penalties
dded
Given officially this I'd day of June,
D., 1916.
J. P. SUBERBIELLE,
-rustee of Finance and Ex-Off;cio Tax
Collector of the City of New Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10

Protests against American in.
PREVENTION was manifested by pa.
rades in Monterey and Vera
Cruz, Mexico. Sunday. There
were $1,000 in the parade at
Monterey. It is stated that the
parade at Vera Cruz was immense,
but the number is not stated.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-10

polled at least ten per cent of the
entire vote cast in the state. shall
not use the name of any such po-
]itical party in the political or
Sparty designation of their candi-
dates so otherwise nominated.
The present provision that "the
n.me Of no candidate shall ap-
pear on the official ballot in more
than one place" is re-enacted.
lits as Progressives.
The section Of the general cleo
ton law aimed to put the Pro-
gressives out of business reads:
"That whenever any political
party in this state, recognized as
such under the law, and which has
east ten per centum Of the entire
vote of the state at a preceding
general station election or a con-
gressional election, and which
has. therefore, nominated and
voted for presidential electors in
this state, or in any other state,
under : party name and party en-
blem, shall merge into, be alb
sorbed bv or combine with, any
ether political party BY action Of
~ notiona1 convention, q other
ginn - 6heo11 ~ political party J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
TESTING MACHINE HAS
ENORMOUS STRENGTH
Instrument in Automobile rlnnt IIns
Lifting Power of 100000

Recent Panama Canal pictures show
an $4,000 pound rock being h"istcd ON
Il Hat car by It gigantic derrick cstub-
fishing II record for lifting dead weight
AT the plant of Dodge Brothers. De
troit. is Il testing machine that cXuclS
this derrick. II is known as the Uni
NcrS;ti testing machine. and is one of
the most important OF the many vital
Instruments at Il like nature in tn"
bodn" iir"thers' physical laboratories
II has II direct .apicii.' Of 100 900
rounds. Through lever arms 1t is cap
able "r cNrrtiug an almost incStimab bic
bower. 4" MAX. il 81 trilc more,
graphic. il may be stated that Toe. .o0u
90" pounds come within the range ot
"iucSt Unable.
y simple comparison with an ordinary
crow bar may give the aGinutiuIi :,
better grasp Oh weights and figures II
such tremendous PROPORTIONS. With
III. aid III u crowhar Objects can hc
raised which would not yield :n inch
I" Il direct application IL :, mans
StrcnStn. similarly the huge testing
toms. would l." able To actually push
/" "ourr"t" pillar in "a factory buiidn.
straight through the roof. provided a
suitable fulcrum aud lover arrangement
COULD be made.
The machine is used Tor tension COM
preston shear, transmission and some
times t"rSion tests. the last three
named requiring special fixtures. II
viii pr"SS a steel pin through II gear
IN a tWiuitlins: il viii ii" knots in
shafts or aNl"s: il will tear 81 starter
chain into two pieces. determining the
weakest point ana recording at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

The one-t!:nc arGG,us process IT
starting a motor car has been success.
fuily reduced % tic .rurt REQUIRED To
turn switch. This was riwavs ,ru.
or the electric. i; became true OF ga,
ears Ia 1911. ana "a, the coming show T.,
New York the nsw Doblc steam CIV.
VIII demonhtr.tc the latcs, achieve
rnent In This d'M.riou..
IN TINS Ne".-stst,:-. or Simrli,.t,- ,f
operation h@S h.en reduced - :, mini
mum. y sw.trh is turned. ~, ,n,,,tI.
pressed slightly forward. and Tho ar
moves AWAY
The car burns ferosenc, witch is
isnited by AN .leotrc spark. II is soii
10 involve The nrst wholly succossf,,I
method or isniting unprecedented I,.y~.
Gene in a steam car
The maximum time ever rc.ujr.1 g..
generate sufficient steam for ~i,,fjno
the car IS declared TO be siN,v ee.,,,,d,
II. however, the CAY has not stonG
more than I've or six hours j. v.fo
start the momcH, tho throttle 4.
opened.
The waste OF time formerly invoIy.5
IN heating the vaporizer If q steam oar
is entirely eliminated as is tho MID,
light. formerly an ever prcsen. ,yo,,bI.
and danger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
local Chr. Among Winners.

At Washington on THANKSGIVING Day.
under the auspices of tn" Middle NJ
lantic Motor Association. til" two Kiln"
karS. Jimmy and Jimmy. .ir." won
l:turclS Ia be proud of. Jimmy" won
TWO seconds ANA ON" third. ana Jimmy.
.ir..' Won one second and ono third. de-
f.H'irG such ears a% the Stut2 Ito horS"
power. Mercer. MHruu"tt. BUICK.
S"mmcS Special and others.
The track was i'm very bad shape duo
I" recent rains, bu, III" time was Very
fast, considering the track. tn. five
mile event being run in 5:ja and TIA"
uftccu-n'iic event in i1:l"
The Kline kars always finish up to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

same time the cNact amount Of force
applied. There are dozens Of other
equally remarkable things. Among
the parts regularly tested by this
method. besides the starter chain arc
wheels. bolts. front aSlcS. front axle
spindl"s and BAH bearings. Despite tho
great power required OF III. ,n,ciiiuc,
II is also called upon for numerous eX-
tr"'n"ly delicate operations. For ia
stance. while :, pulling force is being
applied I" AN object. u nc"di. records.
'hr progress 81 tie test on char; 80
that II complete record Of the operation
is available. The operator cannot
make a mistake with the scales. for :,
bell rings the moment the beam Is not
property balanced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
ECONOMY. OF Nm Electric.

y Young married couple purchased
AN electric in October. 1918. 1t is the
only AUTOMOBILES they own. They have
Their own garage equipped with Il
rotary charging SET and do their own
cmtr&tn2. Gp /" July |, 1916. they had
driven II total OF s,aS1 miles Tor "a total
expense "f S"".30. Of which t6l.SJ was
Tor current ana Si.:5 for oil, grease and
Oh" ncw hNlh.
An office boy coming to the garage
nm tn" in"ruins and returning hoIn.
AZ ui%hi reported his expense had te.u
N!'.2" Tor this same period Of time only
S"> les" than To operate the electric
'N"r "'S"v miles Tor II period Of uiuc
tmnMth..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
SIMPlIFlED LESSON ON
PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
'c0ntiuucd fl.on S,vcntl, rarr

, H. a. h"r is {" IA risht-haMnl Wheel
r"Siftai.r" nE".rSt rotation - IN" ,..iar ,.:t
n"tn wheels then tn" small piu!"u viii pull
beth whc'ls around at III" sam. sr.-,l the
WEI" "n" s"id uircc. rhis Is TN" case - l,"i
S'ni!" straight forward ~ i';,' ,r"rI W h-b.
hvN"\t:; thrr" l. more Resistance. ca ,,u,-
piHi"ns Viii r"f"iN", 'u,'t sort 81 ron around
III" scar "f tn" vhc"i ~ most r..si.rii.-
!lius tn" Oh" wheel VIII T"v"iv" N-.:il-. tl,,.
"th"r VII remain st"ti"mar%. rhiH i ia.
sIi"', W n"!i turning :, corner Tia" resistance
WIZ o." "',u.ti. -u"n - ia"
Wi""l has reached thc required ;:r".tt.:
sr""4 than ia" un.r 50 h"r" both lvho"l-
VIII travel forward hut ,lc outor :uajo.
HAN tn" iuri"r. ~ til" rYop"lirr 4uai; Doe
hcid STATIONARY. revolving One wheel :ur
w.,r" Viii cause thr "tIivr t" rcvolN- un,i.-
ward.
9 have q g., ear rei&. 4-oylnio,.
TIL .ur rrn~ - *. Tor nl.ou, r>.-ty milo
-nd th"n "i!i MIS-. unt!l got home. Lrry'.
81 stand Az ni%hj .,tl tax" II uut IN tn.
m"Inin% IL Viii run a.. =. .iEuiu. also t.un
h,tI this "lily f"f = short time. I also an!
When drying last and !"ay" up "u IA"
,hr"tu" th"r" seems I" lie 20 "nilup ia ;h.
m"i"r | h'N" Nad tGc valves .ruunA .tG
CaT"ni takr', oHt ana new spark plug put
ia. int;"ry il -. * ". M
Your 'r"uh!" is und"m't"dly duo :" ~"
engine was cold nn'i o;i' ~ uvrc Of tU..n.
81; M Win too li,tl" clearance. Wien the
v"jN" stems l"r"mr hot they VIII ">r:,ud.
IN; am )" the v:t!y"T viii bot scat rr"r"riy.
~ s.lvm; chain. IN" plan Ia the chain ,r,,y
hc ~" "aus" 81 tn" .ail"rug. I'm i'm
"lircl Ia bei"Ic that your ci,rturo,"r cam
S'ttlu: In h.iweeu yarnUr"tnr .,l'' mani
ioId, "r mhntf"l" .,hu cylinders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
The IInnkhcnd lixhnu,.

I'll" "o-opcration of the Federal gov
eru.ICnj with tn. states in ro:iu
hu,ining - being conducted under tii..
terms ~ q Ia" :or which Senator John
H. Eau'Shcad. 81 Alabama, was the
sponsor AND defender until his hill was
enacted lay Congress. In recognition
OF his able services in this and other
Legislation. the i::,nllhe;,d Highway AS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
\ l.ua-l,ondinS rru,I,,

Nu unusual motor truck has Just
hr"u designed and built by a wisconsin
manufacturer. 1t is two-tou car.
with a ii.-!nch wheelbaSe. upon which
* mounted q o@-loalinp outnt Logs
az" rolled on to tho Nat body OF thu.
truck over "a pair OF SlSids by means
of - devise driven from the transmits
s'"u. Tw" upriEhts with pulley ar
rHht'h"h'S are on ono side uf the
Nchi"l"S body. Wire cables are silunly
i""i'"d over the logs to he loaded. and
when the motor is started tn, are
pulled up over the sk!ds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

TIA" front rank. even against cars of
mulch greater horse power and OF rae
ing fame, nS several vi these cars were
Of the SiNteen-valve racing variety,
Much credit is To he given AR Moore
ana Mr. French. who drove the two
Richmond mad" cars
In the last rae. Jimmy. Lr." WAS
we'll in the lead. but suffered II broken
valve. and flushed in third place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

ISOLATION has been organized by promiA
n.nt citizens of Georgia. Alabama,
Tennessee. and mississippi. for tbs
purpos" of promoting the construction
OF Il highway from Memphis by way 0f
EirminEham To Atlanta, to be called
the i:nnllhcad Highway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
>,,;o Ain. Voters.

THE pcep-'"-'i:.y election returns nf
NeM Ashford. Miss. The FIRST precinct
in III" United States to report vote
on tEc national ticket. were made pos
Siblc by AN automobile. The polls ior
IN" Bay state precinct wcrc closed Eat
10 y. ~. :,n automobile being used TO
get alt voters to the polls and within
few minutes the news was flashed
over the country.