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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
IN MEMORiAM

Har4 un ano manana, que en- Ii
capital de la Republica MeXicana ia
Ileciera la sonora Maria Vargas de
ReZa.
Como tribute a la memorial dc IL
extinta, su csposo. senior Hitherto l..
Reza. cmpleado en- los talleres de LIZ
PRENSA. V sus hijos han arrcgiaGo
una Misa dc Requiem. que Sc efcctua-
ri en- la Cathedral de San Fernando,
d las 80 a. m.
Los amigos V c0mpaneros del senior
Reza, st disponcn a c]oncurrir d Ia
niadosa ccremonia.
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In incendio destroys un
gran hotel en- Waco

WACO, Tex, Noviembrc 49,
Aver. d las 40 de Ia manara un in
cendio destruyo completamentc en-
csta ciudad cl ndificio del hotel Inter
urbano Que osta en- IA esquina de
las GALES Cuarta Y Austin. Y cause
rrardes danos a una parte de Ia
casa de concrete de Sanger HERNIA
nos. Ia cual ocupaba el primer piso
del citado edificio. Tres hombres fuC-
ron llevados a un Sanatorio de Ia 10
calidad con graves heridas. Estes son
Robert Spakman, de Waco; Charles
Jackson, de Galveston, Y J. NJ. Paul
de Greenvillc. Sc calcculan las perdi.
das en- $150,000.
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In Ministro argentine
uisitard Ell Brasil

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, No
viembre 1S.-Definitivamente ha que
dado resuelto que el Ministro de Re
laciones Extranjeras, senior Brun, ha-
ra una vista Official . fines de este
mes o a principles de Diciembre pro-
ximo. al senior Lauro Muller, Secreta-
rio de Estado del Brasil, en- Rio ia
metro. Tambien visitara a los Minis
tros de Re!acines Extranjeras de Ia
Argentina Y de Chile.
Fl senior Brrn hari su viaje acorn
panado de un Senador, tres Diputa-
dos V del Jefe del Estado Mayor del
EjG:cito. general Dufrechou.
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FL PRESiDENTE WILSON PREPl-
RI ST INFORME Al CONGRESO.~
Nirnt de- ii ia. r.JnaJ

gran parjr Il" 81 tempo al estudD
ne Ia formation dei nurvo gahiRcte.
Is bien sabido que uno de los So
crctarios que TO contmuarau sicuGo
conSejeros del P]re>lGentc. 81 81
prdXImo periodic. 10 eS Mr.. McA1oQ; .
cncargado del Departamento del Te-
SOTO. Este Guncionarlo Ina mauifes-''
tado que deSea retirarse del pues:o
que ha venido desempehando y Sd
bese que ell PreSidente esla !ncijna-
10 a acepJar Ia renunc!a del Secre-
Iario del Tesoro.
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FL ARTf Y FL DIVORCIO

NUEVA YORK. Noviembre iS.-
DeDido a la circumstance e~speciali-
sima. de u Harold Stern. director
lie una oruuesta de I'm hotel dc la
-AVeni1a PARK, mace llaDIar d su Elo
iii un admirable lenguaJe que alrac
todaS las humans slInpatlaS, Su
esposa ha perdldo del TODD Ell ape
Tito. pues seGun ella dice no puedc
conner, nj dormlr desde que Sc ia
dado cuen'a capal de que el EiCiA
d' 81 esposo con 81 encaiitadora
in'iSica la oDrauo como ua ehtali-
i" SoDre Id eSpoSa de uA captain orI
'J'Fcito' euyo aleeto Sc ma S"la"'
P"r ro!iP'e'o' Ell apoEo us 81 ut'7
"pti'i.c''' Id a!'I7,D" Sspoo' WI
'''''liS'"' " l" sup enc w
'', H0'
"' p"Ss P''" 81 del''"ii0" " o'P'-
'"ctoi''
F'' 81 Par'e' 81 Sc'oI I1''' 4'''
que III "I'!S," que s0De "'', "'
"'"' d - l'o''" - "'7lio ""'
i" d~u,iliI aeon ! Id "'iI'e'"" III "''"-
mas tie SuS oEei'eS.
"CuandO Fecibi cSa cartar II" Ia
>rrs. W. Quien Is una ap]reriah'"
Scnora casada-dijo Ell aforiuHa.io ar
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FL, iLGODON .iLC:ANZO Ell MAS
ALTO PRECIO CONGCIDO EN-
HOUSTON.

HOUSTON, Texas, Il de Novlem-
Observation-Disclosures Dacas de al9odon
lie clasn mediana fuerOn VeudldaS
aqui el microbes, aproXimadamente
on Ia suma de $4,000, 0 sea d veEn-
@ I'm ruarto Centavo5 por libra, 81
mas alto precio que ha alcanzado eI
algod6u dcsdc 1872. Este QrcclO al
ranz6 veinticiuco punt0s mas sobre
las c]OtizaciOnes o~ficiales de la Hou>-
ton Cotton Exchange.
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in embargo sobre Ell
trigo en- Ell Uruguay

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, No
viembre 1s.--La Camara de Diputa-
dos ACADIA de expedir una ley prohi-
bicndo la exportacion del trigo Y de
IA harina, v autorizando al eobierno
para senalar ell precio maxine de-
pan.
Esta medida fue tomada en- vista
del alto precio que ha alcanzado el
pan en- esta rz.,iblica. cuyo Presl-
dentc ACADIA de poncr su tirma en- Ell
decreto de r~eferencia. e~levando!o Il
la catgoria de ley federal.
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Sc VEWDIG FL ALGODOM en- FLO
REVILLE. TEX, 2 20 K cs.
LIBRA

FLOLESV!LLE, TEN, NoviemDre
IS. N. Flores y Hcrmano, CO.
merciantcs eli general de esta ciu-
dad, vendieron aver a u firma
de Houston, III pacaS de algod0n a
20 Is cs. por iibra. ESta Ia sido ia.
meior vcnta herha %" ma firna To-
-. aH Ia prese2tc estacion.
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GCJLTA$

Cl4..r.,a G,j Eny oa.,TIou 900. W.
Dl,Irvar,u Iurrrnal. ,.uuti"ae magia bian'
"a. rufa S urGTI. apar1,lon">. s'".-.- lo'
uucua : l;;ulaI 10 IL Mia Na-Ia- comic
70. a. rrlangUiu 81 -dluiiioIi. ii 'dhGsd. Sc
r~,'u> del ~Afl... ui--puiali,I2. eiE-. ."il
Fn-hlratone>. GTlmcTlU> : PeatacuIos HiU
Il Dragon Buiu. o sea =! arc &C HlALlaa-
4 los e-Nirliue 90. -.- -
L. Puarr gel ~peU>amIsnto. ~ domino
cuitgra. Cninu e>tudidr ST. IuerLa l."v
Fl LrB~, Internal Trstado lr las clencla~
u%~f'i'i-. ggulleun el lhru Ge san l.lpria'
100. LiyyirE'G &c SaigIEOu. c! Dragon no
lr = i. gal'd Internal. r'C..---.-..- va
e Nrrf-i"rr Dragon RUIo. Lu'13'ainicnIu>.
t.Enap T. HJr"T>" Invisible clr- -. H."'
- SrI'i EIri.d ad,vIUI Gura --.-.----.- ".-|
irurr Nd-fIu dc san ijDTIdiO. tdic!on UNI
~ s. ruug1iCig H"l IaIuOSO lirlWnFin. a.hH
la rIi..rII2 del iirChJCerO. o LlbrO dc san
'..-TIgEn. ron mfluidld dc seCTCtOs.. %
! n GrS,I NG.ia ~uYrsmR ... 10. .- h.9h
NanTal de Nagla R!anca -. e. 80 G2I
! Manual DC NaEia RoJ2 -.- 20. -. -. h-25
| Manual te Ns-Ia NegTa... 90. -. --. Go
! SeCretos dc los Carlos. ATte de Sanar a
| tCtC- los JueEO5 -. &c. &C. e. 49, l-tN
! SscreJoS &c Alberto 81 Graude -. ... o.
! SecTcto> de Ia preSiidigitaCt0n = ia magia.
LPrCtouss PRACTICES dc eScalnO;eo.-- 1-uE
i S~errciCS del Inferno ... .. 49, %. ~
/ Te>Orn dc NilagrOs dc la Cruz 30 Carava-
"a Scrdadera joya del UcultisHO e. "a
/ VcrtaisTo Horoscope para adiYindr c! por-
I YCnir -- e. e e -.. 80 -- '.o'
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Los EMPLEtDGS DE TRENEs.

irs Ell r americana. I'll conductor
manifesto a los pasai3ro> Iue, en-
ra>0 de Que no hicieran Elective 81
pago soliritado. detenGria FL trsu en-,
Ct camino. pues que - > todos sus >,
companeros uecesitabau ei sufic!cn-
1gS~r
te dinero para sosterer a u fami-
las, que estaban sulrjenio a causa-
del hambre,
SibeSc que a viairros que iban a
T4mpicO. Sc les cNi=i6 la cantidaI
de o~cIlenta Y cinno d6laHeS y sesen
la y cinco a los que sc dirigian q
Matamoros.
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CJTAL ERA la P0BLACl0N DE
AUSTIN Ell lrO. DE JULIO
ESTE AN0.

rclerrama Especial para Il PRENsi.
AUSTIN. Texas, Il de Novlembre.
De acuerdo con las dltimas nOticias
de la oficina del Ccnso del Depar-
tamento de Agricultural de los Es-
tados Un:dos. la poblaci6n de Austin
Ell 10 de Julio de 1916 fu6 estima-
da en- 1886 habitanteS. La compahia
Telegrafica Y Telef6nica del Suroes
tc, cstima la poblaci6n en- 10000, ha
bitanips.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Ell PRECIO DEL ALGODON EN-
GAINESVILLE, TEX.

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Nov;embre
IS.-79 pacaS dc algodon fueron vcn-
didas aqui hoy d razon de 20.OG IA
centavos, que es cl precio mas alto
alcanzado aqui.
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r DE ~EBUCiClON.

~.krliutrlra ..Du"Trtll pur J~rru!lu..--S as
Arithmetic. Elemental. ppT AHfaF---- -H.3
.NimaC-u ls cgUniU> para al1v>....--- -.
curse elemental de seUsr9lia -..... o.,
t-1nprndIO VI. Gyg-gaill Ir Mexico 10 o."
~LUGuucEGIp de Tram4LrI Ca>.eI.Ild. se-l'
b Academia Espaloia -- 800 .. .. uI5
CampSnO IISITalO. DlrrtuIaTio ce Ia Len
sua Ca>t"liana. ron ~ -randG">. a%
tr.lu>. T. mafl~. "Er.. -. leila secs. 2hH
Calcr.,mo de moral. y!ri.d Y Urbau!dac.
para los uINg>. EIuuJslaap -- .-- ID
CaTieTa de "a ColTerslr.Jl en- inSir>. L.DEp
muy Util. In tumu trll Gee. 90. l-Up
Conversations : HdTrIri3nr> Tstdi.EdS d To-
hsrU-s H.Illso y JuaTeI u-l1
COrgpeudID re Gra:nauCa GH>islliaa. Sesth
10 academia. con "a i-p-!d %" i"> 3A"t'h-
IauvD> y tirG.Iul'ED>- dos r"iipL"Irs ira
.zdnS IL I-u~0Jla ) urlpsr-.la,.--. -,
Carr,il7 IL instruction Clv.ra 90. %. 90
Garura de MediCiCn De >uprrf!cI"S. Res!as
muy TraCuCaS para cuaGTaF terEtnos' de
tarnllnar SupFCIlCIG>. eIc- . 800 90. ""
DirciOnaTlo Popular de Ia LenSuA Lasistit-
ma. Empa>taGO en- iela ilna .. liz
pIrclCnaTiO Manual E~nCiCl0pcGIco de Ia Len
sua Castellana- Con mas de selS mi era
hadOS. 20 mapaS : reIratOS lie p~eFsoAale-
celabre>- monumeHius. ctr. %;F'
DtrrtoAarlo de ln~sles-EspaNOl. dc hVlSliIo.
Pasta lie pErCallna-- 900 -"
UIrrIonario de lngleS-ESOafOl. de boiSLLn.
PASTA de plei OIL. CO.. -- "o'
Dtrclonarro de Inglh> y Uspaioj. pnr AHE'
d.. e m.J0r en- ~ genera. t1HtieHc Ia
t1.'> ma ~ ."SSr,,ra- nara a.-rlnf-
mus. Ids. - -. 80 s-r 500
Ha-.l. nr,,gr1r,ro Dc Ia. woes gl..
~ o-rSrao etrIrr.iisd en- 81 e,rr,fura-.. 0.Sr
rnsara0ya ~fuylf4rra. Dos Matte ~
- Dts~ir,In C1ierrI6n 70 & rIadeFno> d.
rthnin .. 90. Cos
H. I, N... MIL, r % y,r,. lra,i-snsS a.I5
-I,. a. E,nr-a-~f7 0.nl
- ~ ,-,.-.-t ~. -. f.rslpr.-. rYr,
Be-, commentator rf.r.rtgg. Ersfsra ash
- "a, -. - 81, l.gy
4'nt1 - AZ, -. r,nr, rrr-Darn A.. Ipf
I- a., W. - ms '''' Ok
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Sc aunenta eI presu-
puesto. de gastos pa
ra las Misiones

"
NUEVA YORK Noviembre IS
e actual obispo m~etodista de Omaha.
pero que hasta mayo ultimo 10 fue
de ud-AmGrica, hizo una vehemente
suplica a su denomination religiosa
para que mandara Glen m~isioneros
mas 4 los paises sudamericanos, en- Ia
tercera session que celebro en- esta
ciudad Ia Junta MetoGista de Misio-
mes Extranieras en- cl numero $50
de la Quinta Avenida.
Err Ia ciudad de Tucuman- dijo e.
obiSpo Stuntz-cncontramos que e.
sesenta Y dos por ciento de las unio-
mes eran ilegitimas, ' abarcaban I'm
periodic dc diez amos. Materialmente
encontramos deccnas De millares de
genteS en- las provinciaS Qu" vivcn
juntoS, hombre Y mujer. sin que para
clio eSten autorizados aunQue fuera
por una sembIanza De matrimonio. y
10 que no les o~casionaba ninguna
pena vivir en- tai estado dc ANIMAL
dad,
'Buenos Aires eS la terce.a ciuGad
de- Continente americana, y no ST
cuentan ALI arriba de ounce temples
protestauteS. mientras solo en- Fila
delfia hay setacientoS.'
Como resulraao de Ia vehemeatc
apclaci6n a los sctacientos r~eligiosos
De y Junta. s. &ument0 Ell $4,000 eli
presupuesto destinado para los traha-
jos evangalicos del aao pr6Ximo en-
Sud-america. hacienda I'm total Ill
cho presuD1esto de ~SlO9.S6G. orc.
Una -rEora mry hermoSa. invite
- naIIar u uD humbr" muy fro. Guam
la r~oncIuy6 Ia pieza. 81 jnvilado -
apr,'~uri = d1r la =raria> per tan
Ia distinction.
iN,>r'a~ . mjr >pu>"-dlin "a -
1ora-porli" ~ u>trI rI ,iujro de-
pIj"0 no zen" rrln>.
Ia>ta Tue por fin mi muiar pa
Iu riaNar uu rlalo sin mathacar>r
los iaioa.
~ como io hizo'
?ups L. oracuj a Ia rrjada que
i"luy.oc1 Il clavo.
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RELIGION

,r~.r4 rn >,iyrrl6n O.6n
Cif"rl-mu ia EInIl:a 90. 90. ... --. no
rrrurG--gn- General 90. 70. ID. C.15
Tr..,,.,.r ~. TarS.yer3nCta 20. i.Un
lac, ,.r,r,rr, Gt,~rdsIrnaDG - Ms
IL gruln del Crl>iIa-iSu!D. Lectures para
81 Hpgar. EnirI0G De liiO 70 800 IN
giI9snri. Elem,"GtIl. Uor BGlne~ Geo rs
Jls'Irta -a-raGa Libro del Antique Y Hue-
VT Tes'a.ucnto, oIe roniirne a. hi~!.i.7
Del r..!llu q, l-rdri. vIcnhn<" rlarainen
=. rr1rao 50, prcpaIt IA r"r'i'id del N"si1-
f,iI~lTu s." iGIr -... .-----.-----..-. I'm
Ia 'uri'arloI e. Crl~lu 500 be. 100 N.b1
Lay-i.- mnNlrtTo DE- 0rir:"ne> b.GH
,-,-.r-. ...~ ~r.rticubfauI -..-... 2.Tl
Nr.-ot Cnl ~aaiG ,Iiu d. k'ncht e. h-i'
Per-rla avaiIr dc Ia JUvcnlIt 800. 90
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NUEVO SENAOOR

SAN SEBASTIAN, Noviembre de
19I6.-Ha sido proclamado senador
ell senior Condo de Arana.
Fl ruevo senador militia ell eI parti-
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ESPIRTTTSNO.
HISI0RIA.

Fl SOL dc Mayo. Memorials dc Ia Inicrv"n-
!; ci9n. rranceSs- ton s7ahsdOs .-. ... TO
Ell GeYro de las CaInfanzs --- i2B
EpiSod1os NilftareS NexiCanOS- Ggerra do
Independence = invasion americana. ID
HfStoria .ie Roma CouprrRae drsde los oTI-
genes de Roma, hsSIa Ia Caid3 del lmp"-
rio romano de 0Ccldente -. -- -- 90
uEisto-is De Greuls. tesde los ttempos ne
rc.ccs sazta la te>memnrec-4n ce- I'm.
rsEIo de AlSiSeato 49, "a
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R~larkvarl,. 81 piraia del laEncsis.
jack 81 d~~SirIpadur.
Los munrIrIOS r1lsuS De L0EdrIs.
la malel! SGngri-n;d.
In m"dirO criminal.
El testament" del GIrCrtvr.
sherlock ,.O!UieS Y z! Cuulrabaac!>la &c
GplO-
In In EScuela del criT"a de P!tSburg.
A las y.CrlaS Lc Ia Iuuerie.
La vIIfa .uia Il" l'2r:--
la brSila h%uInana.
tina uUrlc dc terror.
FL rOho del collar de pyrllS.
Ia lnrame pusada del Cairo.
Fl naurra-Io de Corfu.
FL rev q. los bandidOS-
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pDISls

los ~truIaCOCe> Dc Mexico -..-........ U.5
Fa>goulg,aS pgr Manuel VI. Flores -. 90
T3--'as &c Antonio Plaza e. %. 49, hGN
lU.>laS Ge Manuel ACuia 30. . $50
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ORAs pUEnCAs DE PEN.

Can't, G.i IIOEar DO. ... De-. 800 ... %
r. HTFl iei Amor. EdlCi0n tc lHLo ... IL
La f.l.-la- &c MEXICO .........-..... "a
Nrmr"ia,. NeIiCuidS Y I;etralOs. PruSas O.S,
Grlu"rtus : EsperanLaS. Ed. de- luJO H.
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Nu.rlas a 30 cCntarOS

NU.claS a 80 cCntarOS
Ari" dc hu>Car marldu.
Amor y mac!iriO.
C4lvdriO de amor.
IL nOv!o preStGdO.
II pUrgalnTto de las ,OlieraS.
II uarlIsp dc las mlIiereS.
r. Inferno dc los hOmbrCs.
II had7 dc los mares.
II Collar dc eSlUerdld1S.
!! nldO de ruisenuTes.
III i 80 las nlfdS-
Fl alma en- III beso.
La hlia de las flores
la nina dc los iaZInilGs.
La Fiuda allegro.
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ANENFURAS DE JOHN {. EiFF!E>
"a a. centavoS cada Iom0)
Ell ~inr6eni'o mistCTtoSO.
In roho en- 81 rllacIO Real.
Fl principe jUg7dUr.
FL a>allo "a 81 sleeping
Ell m ruiu.
Il herHdrrO De EagleSlnne.
II secrefo tel aN!llo.
Fl PrpSldenic de las ColODsaS.
FL ralSO SaltcadOr.
la Gunrell2 Tlpiada.
FL ruSii del negro.
e teSOrO G"l RochL.
In vIlte &c DCda>.
Fl reSoro del EStadu-
r. SaccTr!Ote del sol.
En- IL raiunera.
Fl secrei0 del t",orO.
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4 GR5PEAeA I g @5 e 5ESYo las & SyE t1 VIZ Il z iH HS ssSm pS 99z u 2z sSMEnRRzz "a Z Ea1R2 Los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
New Lights Remove
Binding Glare

With a desire to make night driv-
ing safe for its own users as well as
all other motorists, the Pierce-Arrow
Motor Car Company has lately
adopted as part of its equipment the
Sutterly offset refectors.
The principle of the Sutterly
can readily be understood. The up
per and lower halves of the reflector
are each true parabolic sections, but
have different focal lengths.
AS a result all the light is pro-
iected on the road and the level Of
the beam is reduced so as not to daz-
zle the eyes of other users of the
highway.
At 400 feet distant man can be
seen distinctly, with the exception
of his head. 1t is possible to drive
or walk toward these lights and get
no bad glare unless the eye level is
lowered to approximately three and
half feet from the road.
When the lights are full on they
give a better light than the old type,
and the absence of glare makes it
unnecessary to dim them on country
roads. In cities where it is advisable
to dim them they will be found to
give a good light for slow speed
driving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
81 Entries for
Pixies Peak Climb

Seven hours before the official
closing time for entering cars in the
first annual Pixies Peak hillclimb on
August II and ~, there were thirty
two cars entered to compete for the
$1,000 Penrose trophy and the $4,000
in cash prizes offered by the Pixies
Peak Auto Highway Company. The
entries represented twenty makes of
cars, all specials, and the list of
drivers included names known
throughout the motoring world. The
entries follow:
Cadillac, Brfnker; Studebaker,
Morgan; Cadillac, Marksheffel;
Grant, Jones; Chalmers, Stentz;
Chalmers, Walden; Buick, Mccoy;
Hudson Supersix, milford; Wiscon-
sin, Weir; Hudson, Patterson; Dues
enberg, Hughes; Peugeot, Hill;
Milac, Whalen; Stutz, Duaray; De-
lage, Oldfeld; Maxwell, driver not
announced; Ford, Peterson; Path
finder, Hughson; Ford, Henry; Pack
ard, Johnson; Ford, Spangler; Peer
less. driver not announced; Ford,
Knowles; Giddings, Federman;
Stutz. driver not announced; Buick,
driver not announced; Romano,
Lentz; Saxon, Wetmore; Peugeot,
Milford; Duesenberg, Buzane;
Duesenberg, Buzane; Hudson, driver
not announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
The "Olds" Experiences All Kinds OF Weather
Proposed Code
Being Distributed
Safety First Federation
Prepares Standard Code
for Adoption.

The much needed Standard Code
of Traffic Regulations is now being
distributed and is being filed with
the state and municipal officials for
general adoption, according to F. II.
Ellieu, executive secretary of the
Safety First Federation of America.
Recognizing the great need of
some such code, the street traffic COM
mittee of this federation had some of
the foremost experts in America
studying the situation, for the last
year and a half. The result Of his
study and investigation is the pro-
posed code that is just released.
This is comprehensive in its scope,
covering even the smallest details.
1t deals with the carrying of IL
cense, with the regulation of lights,
with the provision of brakes and
warning signals. 1t prohibits the
use of whistles, deals with unneces-
sary noise and smoke and defines the
course to be taken in case Of accl-
dent.
Its clauses are conservative, but
at the same time comprehensive. For
instance, in reference to speed, it
merely states that mo person shall
operate a motor vehicle in a reckless
or careless manner, and shall have
proper regard for the width, traffic
and use of the thoroughfare, so as
not to endanger the life or limb or
the property of any person. No We
hicle shall cross any street or make
any turn at a rate of speed exceed
ing one-half of the legal rate of
speed"
The code includes instructions
about the right of way, how to drive
slowly moving vehicles, the distance
vehicle may be from a streetcar,
instructions to pedestrians, how to
meet, pass and overtake other vehl-
cles, and how to turn, stop and back
with no danger to traffic. 1t includes
regulations in parks, deals with safe
ty zones and parking, and covers
rules not only for motorists, but for
bicyclists, streetcar drivers, pedes-
TRANS and drivers of other vehicles.
A uniform code of signals to be
adopted by local legislative bodies
for use in the regulation of traffic
was recommended by the committee.
This standard code of traffic signals
and a uniform system of signs, sema-
phores and the like will be presented
for approval by the street traffic
committee at the annual convention
of the Safety First Federation, which
is to be held in Baltimore in De-
cember.
1t is evident from the advices that
are being received by the committee
that this standard code of traffic reg
ulations is already filling a long felt
want. Every motorist will hail it
with joy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
New Mitchell $40
Now on Exhibition

One of the first Of the new lsl,|
cars to make its appearance on au.e
mobile row is the new model D.
40 Mitchell Six, which Is now on q,
hibition in the Mitchell salesroor 81
the Circle Building, Columbus O,.
Gle, facing South. The Six-4o 10 /,
small edition of the big 4S-hora
power Mitchell. 1t has a wheel base
of 100 inches and is driven BY a
light and powerful long stroke 81
by 5 inch motor Of the high spec,
high efficiency type.
The cylinders are Of the az" had
type cast in block integral with tta
crankcase, which reduces vibrati,
appreciably. The car has stream.
line body, double cowl, with straight
clean rakish lines with no mouldinei|
or stripes to come loose. The doors|
are extra wide front and back Wit
ample leg room in both the tonneac
and front seats. The upholsterirs|
is luxurious, and the cushions n
ten-inch thickness are comfortably
slanted. One of the accessibiliF|
features is a removable seat stcc
under the front cushion, giving re
markedly free access to the driving
elements of the car.
Among the other features Of b,
car is a power driven tire pump 4
carburetor control button on The
instrument board, an electric hor
mounted under the hood, quick &C
ton side curtains, one-man top, 4
two-piece rain vision windsnsI
vacuum gasolene system and ags'0-
lene gauge on the fuel tank, whca
is located in the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
Lee Anderson's Ideas
On Truth in Business

Lee Anderson, commercial man
ager of Hupp Motor Car Corporation,
spoke on Cooperation" before the
worlds salesmen's congress, IN De-
troit. Stating that cooperation as
applied to the travelling salesman
has three aspects-first, between the
salesman and the house; second, be-
tween the salesman and his GUS
toner; and third, between one sales
man and another, Mr.. Anderson con-
tinued:
1T is now generally accepted that
the biggest fool in business is the
man who fools himself into the be-
lief that he can be anything but
square with the people to whom he
sells his goods. The Golden Rule
goes in business even stronger than
1t does in morals, religion or ethics.
"But there is a broader phase Of
the cooperation between the sales
man and his customer than merely
not being dishonest or too sharp in
ones dealings. And this broader
cooperation is--service."