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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

gen stpiiden ben Stdbten'; ). ".
Gonnatde, Msmpbis, iibsr sGei4dfts'
mstboben4; $. Wl. 1emple, ct. PAUL.
iiber vOeffentli4e anseIssenbsiten"
6arrp u. apman. Cincinnati, iiber
rRlaiiifioiruns unb Sst.iOnsurbet'
ten; ilnb Spbn u. Surn.r. Tampa,
iiber r4usbebnung Der Rotariersystres
suna iiber bas lateiutIde Mmerita."
Oie spmmittesberi9te tperben i'm
2aufe Der aonpention Sur Debate
aufsenommen. Die @eI9dite Der Ges
neralperiammlung fparen I'M Ibr
Nahmitiass srlebist.
Va Der Meni9 aud ellen nlB,
naren 0orfebrungen pa5u in ben Sos
tels unb srDberen Reiiaurants setrOIt
fen. Oisie qunfeons fpartn auh nj.
allerlei @ersriisen seipiir5t. 3pan5is
Wiftuten lpuroe ben Gieberportrd1en
einssraumt uno ipeitere slpanjis Utis
nuten ben 9eams, bic jeber alub bat,
iinb bersn DaieinsSiped barin bsitebt
bic Witsliebsr gu amiiiiren.
Nadbem aud bieIer 5beil oes
qrpsramms, unb es mar ssipib niHi
Der i9ledteite, grlebisuns ssfunosn
bate, eiltsn bic eifrissn Rotarier
rpiebsr suriid nad benz Sbio Wsedo@
nics Snitiiut, beTsn idmmtliae Rdiis
me gu ibren rHcunb Sabls"sgt.
fammllinsen 5ur @erfiisunsen seiteilt
,pprben limb. gei bieier Gelesengeit
ipurosn bic menibsnmosli4iten 5bes
mata bebanbeIt unb an ssiitlprihens
ben gonmots unb luitigen gins llno
gusfdlen feblte es ebenIo ipsnis, ipis
all tisfaurd}oa6ten @prtrdaen.
Die Damsn tattsn 9abelfriibi!id
i'm 300 eiusenommeu. Dem aonssrt
unb Der 2beaterauffiibruns bsisetpohni
unb bic 1bisriammluns beii6iist,
pos lie big 4:.30 0abmittass beihdT'
tiste, als bas Sisnal 3ur Rudtebr in
bic SotsIs ssblaisn ipurbe. 8pIfsnts
buliditen tummeItsn ii6 IN ben 9lacns
mitiassitunben auf ben Gints bes
Spbe part alubs. Die &lubs bdbsn
ie 5pei ibrsr beiien Spieler eniieaaet
unb bsute Natmitids ipmmi bas
Wettipisl gu Gnbs. gs asbt Inn psrs
fbiebene ipertbDone preiie. Iuh auf
ben Sennispldsen finbet Elm dbnli9es
5urnier itatt.
Der erits Gag Der 9onpsntion fhlob
nit einsm Geitabenb i'm 3polosiitsn
@orten. Sn ben Sotsls batten iid ims
mer berihisbene alubs auidmmen9ea
funben rnb, nit ben mitse6ra6tsn,
gum 5beil rsbt erotsst toitiimirisn
SapelIen ging es bann na9 oem
5ountain Squars, pofelbit Spssiaf.
pagsons Der Strabenbabn bersitiians
ben. lin bic Serridufien nad Dem
500 su brinsen. Gs berrfdts rieiises
2ebsn limb sreibsn unb Don ben 4S
Siaaten, bic 3ur 5amiIis Sntel Cams
geb0ren, biirften ipobl nur persinaslte
unter Der Wengs feline @ertreter oDer
@ertreterinnen gebabt baben.
Der GIou beg beutisen 9aass 1T
bas @alalonaert in Der Wuiitballs am
@benb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Fred. A. Erschell,
2cidlcnbeituttcr unb GinbaIiamirer
7u. YJorR Str, 2leipport, Ap.,
xtIspbcu: eouib 80 rno ecuib 2e98.
alerarbria Office: 9uino b51 =
SeHeSxe xme Z aston.

= Cine 9reis.Siidseitidte tpiro
aus DaptOn, ap., beri4tet, Cana3
ibl elm Nsitglieo Der Wetbobiiten.@e'
meil6e in Canton Dem 9tep. $. 3.
Cooper cine mabrbaftige Siit)ecltid'
tc folpenhen ,Snbalts aupertraitt Ia.
ben: Seller Slider babe beim Inasln
am lantoncr llfcr = nidts gefan.
gen. @cbnliittig iiber iein aet, 800
or hie 9Inaelidmlr eilL als er 81 lei
nem aroBen Gritauncn aln Safer tei,
lien Slid, a6er - cine lollar'ganf.
n:te ionh. slm Gnoe itanmt Die
9anfnctc bon cincm Saifiidl, wcldycr
enlen rcid,cn aapitalilten perid'ludtc
nno sic 9optnctc micocr misgcipicn
fat. TSn Scr Seeito5t Saptcr, s&p., lit
9laea nloglid. lie ga!,fnote miro in
SET .lGd,itcn @ebctsoerianmIintq III
oas Sammelt6rbten Der 8emeinGe
eeIegt paroen
- Iic 5jGhrige @irginin Wopfe,
bon Der Rbeusiorb Strabe III 9ear.
pue, fiel mdbrenb bes Sdlaies ans
Dem 9ctt lub erIitt an Der Stiru
cine tieie Shnittlpltube.
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GIN M eni@ @emIeben
pat bic idJier nnsrtrdsli6e $iee bes
eeitrieen Sases seforbert.

Tie itier unertrdgIihe Sise bes
aeitriaen Cages - bas thermometer
ities Iaut Der giegiiiririing i'm aiosf
duf benz Fountain Sailare am Wah.
nltttaa Inn elm llbr bis aui bnnoert
@rao- bat Gin @enidenleten gefor.
bert uno cine an5abl Sisihldge jur
5olsc gcIubt. Ger 1oSte lit Soiepb
Opbertp, 80 Sabre alt, all Der Gilbert
imo Slprence slpeniie ipobnDatt. Gr
irurbe Dor cem Sanie Wo. 1908
Sarriicn glncnue pom Sieidlage sc.
troiien mno itarb binnen fpenigen MT
tliter. Gcroncr Or. iSoertmeper MIR
he BON Or. slIfreo 9ippert BON oIeielrt
Jo6esfan III aerntnib geieef.
5crner eeIangten bic iolgcnoelt
Sale non SitidId0e 5ur aenttnib Der
poIi5ef:
gbnarS gIarf. 81 Sabre alt, 9so.
947 alartin Strabe mobnbait. ipIroe
on Der SigblGnb sIpenne nahe Der
Sof Strnbe. no er bel ben Yflaitc'
rlinssarbeiten beid,aiiiat mar, pon
Der Site iibcrnIannt. Gr erboIte iid,
Jebof) icbr baIo ui6 mar in Staroe
obnc Silfe ben Seimueg anSi,treten.
YIilip 5ennsr 81 Sabre oft, 9so.
22U Dit Sefite Strabe tpobnbait,
.purbe on Der penrI unb ailgolir
Strabe bonn Sisitag getrofien iinS
lad ben itaoiiiden Soipital &C..
bradt.
Sobu @bite, 30 Sabre alt, 9to.
5s13 Wabiion slpenue pob,tbait
iuaroe in ieiner @cbnitiig bon Der
SSiee iibermaunt unb faiib sliIfnabaile
i'll itaotiid,en SoipiiaI.
- Sobn Si,Iler, "a Sabre aIt, III
Repport fpohubait, iuiiroe on Der 12.
,tno @ine Strabe pom Sisiflage ga.
troiien ,mb nod oem itaotiiten So.
ipital iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
GnttduidJter 1ie6.

gebr cnttGnidt biirite Der 3aiden.
oieb getpeicn iein Der eeiicrn giad.
mittag Benjamin 8. @rapcs aus
aanias Gitp, Der sur 3eit I'M Sciel
Saplin logirt, cine moblgeiiIllte Brief
taide erttipcnoete. Sn Der grieftaida
tefanS iib itdrnIih abiolut nidts. mas
Dem 9angiinger finan3ieIlen @ortbcil
5rinsen fonnte, cbid)on ibr @crllit
liir Scn Giscntbiimer iebr nuallge.
nehul lit.
@ie $crr Drarcs eeitern sIbene
aelltlIant Steoner mittbeilte, entbieIt
bic grieftaid,e erpa elm 1ubcno gScd).
icl o,i 9aufen in 9sep yorf into
aanias gitp fiir rino $1,000, aber
Der 9ieb fam ielbitrcbenb bieie ya.
pierre nid)t pertpertbeii benn itre So.
,ioriring III bon Serrn @rapes iIii.
.aer8JgIi6 per IeIegrapb iiitirt NOR
Sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Mit Cmediilber
@eriudte iid seitern bic II Sabre
alte Glorenee Seuihle 5a Der
giften.

9ie 2t Sabre alie 5rau Slorenee
Ieuid)Ic maffe eeiteru 9lbeno in H..
rer @obniing, 9eo. 5000 Golerain
MUerle, einen GeIGtmoroperilid, in.
,enl iie cine GuadSilbertablette bon
~ @ren ueridIudte Gie Sebens'
mi!oe milroe ilnper3iigIid nad Dem
itGotiid,en Soipital geid,aiit, no sc.
eigneie 1egenmiiteI 5ur slinpenoiul5
gebrddt ipurSen, aber es 1T nod, iebr
iraglidL oh bic sSrau nit oein SebeIt
ooponfonnnen ipiro.
gSas Ie 81 oieiern uerupeIielten
SGritt peraulatt Bate, bariibcr
pollte Srau Geuidle ii9 nift dliBern.
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g0s uermeiiert.

Sddimnl ipiirbe gelesentlih zines
Sireits on Der IL. Strabe uno BEN
groaewap Casper Soipn. bon ytc.
1123 groaSipap, 3ieerid,iet. gr mar
nit 8iobcrt Clemens, bon 9so. 112S
gsoaslpau. in eiren @orhwfiel &C.
rat6en innS bns gnbe bonn eieb iplr,
Snb Clemens elm 0leiier sog uno oa-
mt SSpn ,il aeibc aina.
Sierbci trng Solur cine Stidpun.
DC iiber Gem Scr,en, cine in Der rcd
ten Sd,ulter ilnb cine int linfen slrnl
baron. ,snt it1otiifen Soipital, iuoGnr
Der a,erpmiSete gcbradu lpiiroe. er'
flaricn bic acrJte ieinen 3uitauo iiir
uidlt ilnbeoenflid). Clemens gelans cs
~ entpiiten imb er lpiro iett pon Der
poIi5ri leiuf,t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

tern beitebeno, aif tpeniuer aIs 1000
Wsann oebradt.
-. Gie Seihe bes 14i1bri9en
0arbigen Mattbe,pion Suebes ipurbc
geitern ant Silbc ber 8. StraBe i'm
9idingiIllb gefuubcn inb nad Der
9ey'itet Morsue gebrabt.
- Die 2eibe bes Scnrp &rhl, y,
lpeIter I'M SidinefliB ieinen Zoo
fa,lb, miro beute 8ormittag na1
lllerunoria ecbraft fperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

'bradt ipurbs, nit oeun 2eber OnUta.
fontrlcft.
Tieies bat lie ibrenl elf Sabre aItct
Sobn Cup at perbaifen, bon benz lie
nad eiren admiIien5ipiit bie TaHet.
ten boIen IieB. aIs Der Annbe iab,
oab Die Wamtter bas Gift nebnlen
ipollie ,jfIug er ibr cine MiBnM Der
Iabletten aus Der Saub, iobab bic
Grau nur gang tpellis BON benz 1iit
nnbnr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

llnicr sIgent in Samiltun lit Scr,
GSnarS @ruf, 449 SuS Sinite Ctr
Gea Sci. 47G.H. Some GbOus
1851 81.
= Der Is Sabre alte Wiais Ros
dele bon go. 604 Ssdton Strab.
unb iein Samerab, y. Collins BON
RO. 304 Ssaton Ctr, pelde Oil
SamItaa bon gu 6auie forteeluufer
unb Biz nah 5oleoo eetommen parea,
no ibnen bas @elb aussing. itell.su
ii6 geitern Worgen lpieber in ibrem
elterliten Seime Elm.
- Der Geuerpebrmann q. Dug
gins BON aompasnie 4 bate geitsrn
isin @erbOr Dor Si6erbsitsbirettpr
Ggrp, nobel Die ssssn i'm pOrssbrad.
te geiaulbisuns beg anseblih unpiir.
bisen getraesns aufyeat erbalten
Durbe. 0uggins melbsts ieine 2lps
psllution an bic Gipiloisnit Som.
mihion an.
- Die 0ifferenssn bts Robsrt
Renton'i6sn Gb'paarss ipurben boz
Rihter Murpbp en- Wontae Mpr,
gen bsiseIee. unb spar obns gnises
gennahms bon 3eusenausiasen. Jrali
Retptpn, peIte na3 Cincinnati sOg,
lpiLiate Elm, Oab ibr Sobn brsi Dos
den BEL ieinem Batter perbring,H
,0nne unb bab and bas I6dterden
i'm Gnbs bieisr Wods beiuden biirfe.
Gountp Wubitor Dapis ipurbs
seitsrr angepiei.n ben Werib Der
Obio electric Railtpap, fopeit lie
ourd 9utlsr Gountp lauit, nit
$703,640 gu permsrtsn unO benisHis
gen Der WiQcrset electric 60. nit
$237390.
- Der 10 Sabre olts Garl gpsrs
BON 213 Stats Strabs, Canton. mel
der ieirem @ater auaeniteinli6 snts
laufen unb BON ber poli3si ins 9srs
6Dr gsnommen porbsn mar, ipurbe
aeitern Morssn BON isinem Batter ses
bolt.
Geri6tstlsrt Spbn ;. Seatb ers
bielt am Montas frIsenbs pom 2lppsls
latioHsgsritt abssgsbene Gntihsibuns
gen: Rate W. Stillman sesen D. W.
WicGlung. beireffenb Die @iittistsit
elmer llebertrasuns, Gntiteibune 5us
guniten Der aldserin; gsnbsr 80. DON
ISamiltOn segen g. 8. Wlebers uub
Co., 2ouispilIe, ap., fir aoniiruts
tionsarbeiten am bieiigen .. 81. 6.
a., GntIdeioung Der unteren Snitan3
suguniter Der @srtlastsn bsiiGtigi; r.
W. gringburit qegen ben Staat O6io,
bstreffenb ben 9er,auf Don auspGrtis
gem Bier obne- 2ioens, llrtbeil Der uns
teren Snitana sesen ben aldesr BE-
itdtiat; 20. 8. Oglesbp ssaen graut
Sartmann. 3ublunasurtGeil Der uns
teren Snitans in SDbs Don $500
beItdtiat; paul u. Sors sssen Samss
WcGlostsp, 9ontrafttlass, llrtbsil Der
untsrn Snitan5 bsitGtist; 5amiltpn II.
RoRpiIe Spbraulic 60. seaen 6. Z.
Grnin unb pbil. gonbob, .3ablunas.
urtbeil Der untsren Snitans i'm Be-
TRACE Don $6, ,231.41 beitdtiat.
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Sn, 8sia)en ber aaitanie.
Nls slnbGneiel Siert iie ieoes SOta.
rier.Nbaeiden.

Die aonDention bat sefern allen
Grnites besonnen. - Der srobs
artise Hesriibunssatt i'm Gmerp
9tubitorium. - GouDerneur mils
lis, Hiirsermeiiter 9Su@ta fotpis
prominent. Rotarier brinsen Grub
unb gessnprub. - @ielieitisteit
Der Jrasen, nit uel4en iia bic
9sreinisuns bsfabt, unb bic ii4
aus ben Romnlittee 8eridtsn mi.
berIpieselt. = 1undeoI nit 2iebers
tlans unb fOnitisem @ersniigen. -
Golf unb Sennis. - Gin 0titabeno
I'M 3oolosiftsn 9arten. - 9eute
1T bas 0aIatpn5ert Der Glou Der
5eitlidteiten.
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= @i1iam 9fotbenbuif BON no.
300 Iritte slpenue, 2aptor ap., Elm
goteniiinge Der @eitern ltHion 9ele-
graph 60, foGioirte seiteru @ormit-
tag nit ieinenl 3peirao an Der Reua.
ten uno 9face Strabe nit tinem bon
sSroi g. 6. alein bon go. 2141 Gca,
tral glpenue, gelenften automoptl,
fam jeboh eliidliherpeiie nit eini-
gen unbebeutenben Sdrammen bds
bon, bic ibm BON einem IN Der RdGr
pobnenoen sIrat Derbunoeu tpurben.
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ssn Der @obming ipiroe si,r 3eit
al.d Ser Garbige Jeiie GDans, bon
go. 529 Sobn gtrabe, sefanben rllo
aleihfoIIs In Sdit getiontIneil.
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Gssiaston.

lie Gopinstuner Office fir bas
,Gin.inuatier @rlfSblatt" beiiubet
Ed in benz Gebdube Der Tepples
Gauinss Hanf & Srait Co., Z @eit
Sedite Strahe. gnseiseu, Wittbci.
lmngen mnb geitellnnsen irsenb Wcl.
der Mrt perben Bis neuu ltbr 9lbenSs
baieIbit entsesengenOmmen. Selepbrn
SpMtb 1854.
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9amiitps.

llnier sIgent in Samilton lit Scrr
GSnarb gruf, 449 Suo Siinite Ctr.
Gea Sci. 47G'H. Some Eboue
1851 81.
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Sic 9,eiupurt Sificc fiir hns Sin.
cinnntirr &pIfSbln.t" bcfiusct iid in
Go. 339 yorf Strafe, gesenii6cr
ocm 6onrtIpnis. iuoieIbit gieniafeiten,
Nnscinrn II. !. ~. bis 9 lthr slbcnSs
cntncacngcnummen luerbcn. Selepbun
-,'rtG 3l0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
Real Need for Uniform
Traffic Regulations

The formulation of a legislative
programme which will safeguard
motor car owners and at the same
time protect the interests of the GEN.
eral public, will be the important
action to be taken at the mid-sum-
mer meeting of the New York State
Automobile Association, which will
be held at the Thousand Island
House, Alexandria Bay, Monday,
July 81. One of the important
phases of this matter will be uni
form traffic regulations so touring
motorists will not be confronted with
different rule of action for each
locality. This is a matter on which
committee of the State Associa-
ticn and one from the State Confer
ence of Mayors are now working.
The State Association will prepare
for the consideration of the next
Legislature several amendments to
the motor vehicle law. The asso-
citation has invited and expects tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
DODGE CAR SUCCESSFUL
IN DEATH VALLEY TRIP

Word has been received by the
Colt-Stratton Company, local dis
tributors of the Dodge Brothers
motor car, that 0. X. Parker, driv-
ing a Dodge, has successfully jour
neyed through Death Valley, after
thrilling siege in the land of desert
waste and shifting sands. The jour
ney of 957 miles, fraught with dam
ger at every turn, is said to be one
of the most strenuous trips ever re-
corded in the annals of motoring.
This eventful journey, made in seven
days, has been recorded by movie"
man. who went along and the Colt
Stratton Company has arranged to
have the films shown here for one
week at the Park Theatre, beginning
on Monday, July II.
This film in two reels portrays the
bleak desolation of the Valley of
Death; a motor cars struggle with
sands. powders and other barriers
of the desert, while the grandeur of
cliffs and mountains is said to be
artistcally shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
GIVES UP OVERLAND
FOR CHALMERS

c. T. Silver has given up the Over.
land line, and, at the same time, has
closed a S6,250,00O contract with the
Chalmers Motor Company, of De-
troit, to handle the Chalmers car in
this territory after August /. This
announcement comes like a bomb
from a clear sky.
The deal by which Mr.. Silver
takes over the Chalmers was en-
gineered and closed by Paul Smith,
vice-president and sales manager of
the Chalmers Motor Car Company.
Mr.. Silver is already taking over the
Chalmers line, and will display it at
once. The territory which he will
operate in is approximately the same
as that in which he has operated for
the last six years. 1t takes in
greater New York, Long Island,
Staten Island, big part of New Jer-
sey and slice of Connecticut, with
branch in Bridgeport. He will also
take care of the entire Atlantic sea-
board on Chalmers parts. His con-
tract calls for 10 per cent of the big
Chalmers output, dating from Au-
Gusts1 -fcr the. coming YEAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16

in France in the Great War, said
this reminded him of war times. Il
have been in close quarters" he said,
but l cannot remember anything
worse than this"
Hard Test for Town Car.
To make a long story short, after
two hours Of hard work the Scripps-
Booth did it. 1t got out by its own
power-this little car that is chiefly
known for its hardness for about
town use. 1t was jerked and strained
as its engine tugged to take it over
these rocks, but as far as we could
see when it was back on level road
it had not been injured bit. There
was not a rattle, or a perceptible diff
ference in the engine. It was not a
pleasant experience, but, on the
whole, it was a revelation. There
were times when we felt like giving
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will the cylinders be injured by its
use?
You can use the kerosene-it is
good. But | would recommend one
OF the new contrivances recently pat
cnted, that throws a fine spray Of
water through the carburetor while
the motor is being used. | have
tried several of these patents md
have found them very good. They
are comparatively inexpensive. con-
sidering the trouble they save.
Can you also tell me how to repack
water pumps?
You can take cotton cord or candle
wicking, and rub it with a mixture
of graphite and grease. But it is
better, to buy the regular packing
that is made for that purpose. Take
out the old packing, and put in the
new, being careful when adjusting
not to set up too snugly, else the ma
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up, for it seemed impossible to expect
the car to get itself out of this hole
but it did.
1t was exactly o'clock when the
car was again on level ground, and
you can well believe that we were
hungry. We saw a sign directing
us to Alpine, so we followed the d.
rections, striking a good road, by the
way. A good wash seemed almost as
good as the hot lunch, for you did
not need two looks to tell you that we
had been working in the Jersey mud.
After lunch we struck up the hills
through Alpine. following a road
that we found led back to Closter.
We passed the Haworth golf links,
speeding on to Oradell. Here We
were making forty and forty-fve
miles an hour with absolutely no eff
fort. And it is a JOY to see how the
car acts on second. II makes twenty
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five miles easily and with compare
lively little noise.
Ridgewood, Glen Rock and Arcola
went past in quick succession, for we
were now on good roads again. We
stopped once or twice to enjoy some
especially beautiful spot. Once, re-
member, we stopped to enjoy a quiet
stream that was overhung with
dropping willows. The stream was
so quiet that the reflection in the
water was almost perfect. In one
place the water widened into a sort
of pool. and here pond lilies grew
in profusion.
We came home through Haywood,
Hackensack and Leonia; took the
ferry at Fort Lee at 5:15, and were
back in New York in time for din
ner. We took a roundabout way
home, stopping at a garage on he
New York side to see how much gas
we had used, and we found that for
the sixty miles we had gone, and
with even the terrible roads and
the two hours of constant pulling
when we were stuck, the car had
made twenty miles to the gallon.
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haust manifold and pipe are perfect
~ clear. But usually they are all
right, as the force of the escaping
gases usually keeps them clean.
G.. NJ. Y, Beacon, n Y. Kindly
outline the best and shortest route
from Beacon, n. Y, to Fall River,
Mass.
Go down the east side of the river
to Peekskill on the Post Road, across
Richfeld and Brandy to Newtown.
Drop south over the macadam road
to Bridgeport and via the Post Road
to New Haven. Thence TO New Lon
don. Here you have to detour via
Watch Hill. Go through Wakefield
to Narragansett Pier, and here de-
tour again to Saunderstown. From
Saunderstown go across to Newport,
and from Newport to Fall River
Bureau of Tours, Automobile Club of
America.
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the contents Of the car revealed two
lone instrumental jack and a
starting crank. We set the brakes
tight, and began to jack the car. We
wanted to get sticks, and dirt-any-
thing-under the back wheels to give
them purchase and a chance to get
the car off the rock. Finally we sue
ceeded, but still our troubles were not
over, for a drenching shower burst
over us before we even had time to
get our coats on. This, Of course,
complicated matters, for the ground
was now so slippery that we could
hardly stand on it, and we expected
the little Scripps- Booth to back up
over those ragged, high rocks, on
this steep grade, and get itself out OF
the hole we had put it in:
You can scarcely realize what
task this was. Mr.. Breese, who has
only been back year from service
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public officials who will eventually
deal with these matters 10 be pres
ent, and the predominating idea will
be to safeguard the highways for
both the motorist and pedestrian.
Among those who are expected to
be present are Governor Whitman.
Secretary of State Hugo, Police
Commissioner Woods, of New York;
Senator Charles d. Hewitt, Chair
man of the legislative committee
which is considering some changes
in the law; Highway Commissioner
Edwin Duffey, John n. Carlisle, for
mer Commissioner of Highways;
State Engineer and Surveyor Will
Jams, one of committee of state Off
Gals which is considering rules and
regulations for the use of motor
trucks as well as the basis of taxa
ton Of the same; city officials and
police officers charged with the Tn
forcement of traffic regulations and
representatives of the Ontario Motor
LeaQuA
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terial may cut the shaft. After you
have used the pumps bit, if you
find they are leaking, then you can
tighten the screws till the leak is
remedied
d. c. p. My car does not develop
sufficient power. This is particular
ly noticeable on hills, and have
failed to trace the cause. although
! am satisfied that compression, car
buretor adjustment and ignition are
in perfect order. Could the muffler
possibly cause the trouble?
1t is quite possible that the muffler
could cause the trouble. For carbon
and dirt accumulating in the muffier
could cause a back pressure strong
enough to prevent the motor from
showing great power. Take the
muffler off and clean it thoroughly.
Before you replace it, it might be
wise to satisfy yourself that the ex-
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Meas and Notes

the courtesy Of the manufacturing
a Hudson Super Six has been put l.
service for road instruction by Wes
Side.
Records recently compiled show
that the Hupp Motor Car Corpors.
ton sells 80 per cent of its outpg:
to former Hupmobile owners. 10
many cases motorists have never
driven anything but Hupmobilss
since the first Hupmobile "2O' was
brought out in 1907.
Miss Claire Rochester reports Z
splendid finish to her trip across me
continent in the Apperson Road''
plane. She reports that no stop va;
necessary on account Of mechanics!
trouble. She drove the car hersei
the entire distance-3,7l0 miles.
Miss Hilda Argall, Of Denver,
pressed a button at u o'clock, "a
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an airline, in a structure calculated
to provide ample room for many
years to come. But this building,
too, has been outgrown, and this ex-
tension has been made necessary 10y
a constantly increasing trade.
The new service station provides
facilities for any and every service
an owner may require for his car or
truck. Besides a huge parts depart
ment, and the pleasure car and truck
mechanical repair shops, one of the
best appointed coach departments in
the East is maintained; there IS
paint shop. trim shop, woodworking
department, enamelling plant and so
on. One whole floor is devoted to
dead storage.