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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Foreign corporations
CoUNCII. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF tho Conn
ell and committees arc called for this
week:
Monday Committee on Streets, az :
O'Clock.
o'clock.
Thursday-O Ordinance Committee. At
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corner Of Summit Avenue and Mar
shall street. March =. 1916. $500
j.. NJ. RoNlc3' ct al. trustees. to Caro-
lin" H. Harris, 2oXi52 feet I inches at
The southeast corner Of Eylauh and
ira": Streets. June =. 1918. Sll 800
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,otRr CALi:>nAn>.

rhc following are tho cases set Gol'
TRIAL in the various courts this week:
N"t.--p. -. is an abbi".i.tiou used
10 denote counsel for the piaintim and
= = for the defendant
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

\ marriage license was issued b: the
clerk Of the Hastings tour; yesterday
to Willie Turner, Of Frcdcrick sbur..
and Annie Maude Cannon. Of Richmond.
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CII.NcEHY DEEDS or TRUST.
six Deeds of Trust, Amounting IN
S.O.G9I.

Claude T.. Sprcnklc ct uX. to Howard
sutton, trustee, % feet - inches by
80 feet north limo stuart Avenue iIh
feet cast of Tildcn Street March 10,
1916. $3.50.
Same to same, - feet - inches nv
80 feet north line stuart Avenue. IA
fcct = inches cast OF Tildcm street
March 10, 1916 $3.50.
Same to same. - feet Ga inches nv
$50 feet north line Stuart hvcnnc. 1fj
feet IA inches cast OF Tldicn Street
March 10, 1916, $f.130
Same to same. .Gxl3o feet north line
street March 10, 1916, $3.50
O. T. Smith ct IN. TO l.. NJ. Mcclure
ct ais. trustees. 33 feet inches Nv
ITO feet west limo Randolph Street
Alarch .. 1916. 1896.
Edward EgElcston ot nv. TO A. T.
Harvie, i0N1i0 feet at the northeast
corner OF Second Avenue and barnes
Strcot. February 30, 1916. 5000
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SUPPLY or MONEY Is
READILY OBTAINED

There is a readily obtainabIc working
supply OF money FOR trading IN real
ESTATE. according TO the a-cnts aud
llt.le o. no difficulty is beins OK
ip"rIcnccd in closing transactions where
lihc purchaser really means business
iNs evidence .: the improved conditions
lihc realty mon point TO tho large in.
lcreasc in building operations in m.
lCiiE. HhtCh arc climbing upward week
rs week. While the buildin, is con-
Iiin"d in the main 20 DWELLINGS. there
haET oeen a few large commercial
structures authorized within the nas,
.nS has been Of tho better class prin-
ic'Dnlly apartments and modern Iwcl.
n.s IN the suburbs
one Of the larvos, sales made las,
wees Was that ~ which the kinyan
'aekinr Association acquired ;hc lo,
fronting thirty-ouo foo, nine inches a.
the northwest corner OF Fifteenth and
J, "r% streets The propcrty is i'm
proved with brick warchcus. AND!
WAS sold by Thomas y. Jones and
H'hcss fo' slcoco Maggie y. pcrkin.
SON aud othcrs sold 10 J y Carncal
I" 10, fronting Thirty feet on Tho south
.S'l" or Park Avenue, jus, cast o. tho
corner of Davis ivcuU". improved
with two hrick fats. for $500
James II. Doolcy acquired from
lanes 7. sloan 1880 ..ct on tn. pos,
sidc OF Meadow Street, extending from,
colorado Avenue - Amelia street Tho
consideration was reported as being
8 500. y. Thomas Mosby sold 10 MI
liam Harris tweutv-ciGht fce, on tho
cast side 90 Thirty. fourth street, JUS,
south OF INC corner ~ " street. Tor
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CHANCEnY nEI.T;AsE DEEDS

1--WE. Release Deeds. Amounting to
=. SI6,8n0.
u l. Stern Ct al, trustees, TO George
". Smith. 4oSlS3 feet at the rthN-est
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Almost Entirely TO Transfers
-. Of Small Property.
is MORE ACTIVE
several Apartment Houses Arc Under
Way, and There Is Good Demand
for Modern Dwellings in Desirable
Sections.
The Week S Record

H"ac,ing under the pressure Of sew
raj weeks strenuous dcaln3. there
'vas decided lull in the trading Of
nc hcttcr class Of property or the
.ocal real estate market duriu. tho
'aSt week, while the agents set about
losing up numerous pending sales. al.
houGh tho volume Of the small prop
.rtN that changed lands increased
iit-htiy Tho larger sales were scarce
md FAR between last week. while with
i";'NT trading III medium priced real
state the business aggregated slightly
tess than tli5,"c0.
several pending deals OF tho better
lass were reported IN realty circles
= catcrdaE, aud despite the fact that the
sales FOR ,hc week we're below the
.:uro set for several weeks, the agents
nan no complaint TO make. Tho bust
ness has shown such Improvement over
mat OF year ago that there is no
DOM for Il Kick. and tho prospects are
becoming brighter as thc season adj
Nsuccs. according 80 several Of tho
older mcmpcrs % the fratcrnity
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PROBARLEMENTE SERAN PEN
SIONADC5 SlETE GENERA
LES PRUSIANOS

ROTTERDAM. Julio IS.-Scrun Ia
noticia que publica hoy n de los
PARTICIPATES periodl,os de la CAPITAL
aIemana, ell Kaiser ha dccidido otor-
gar 2en5iones 1 siete de los generates
pruSianos Que han combatido durapte
la P~resente guerra. distinguiendo,e
grandemente V los cuales seran rc!e-
'ados del mando de las fuerzas Gae
tIenen en- los campos de bataIIa.
Los nombres de esos generates son
los SIgulentes: Won Bredow. Won
Wlensthowsky. Glokke. Cramcr. vo,
beuer, Won Kleist Y Krahmer. Est6s
los ultimos recibierop ell mando dc
las guarnlciones de dos plazas del into
rior del Imperio.
Las razones para ell retro de escs
Jetes del campo de op~eraciones. no
sc dice cuales sean.
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DESDE FL CAMPO DE la GUERRA
.NOTICIASO FICIALES De
Los PAiSESENG GUERRA
FRANCIA

PARIS. Julio lS.-El informe Off
cial dado d Ia publicidad por eli Minis
terio de Ia Guerra. en- esta capital. es
81 siguiente:
Entire Ell Disc Y Aisne nuestra ar
tilleria dispers6 I'M fuerte d~es:aca-
mento enemigo que trataba de hacer
exploracicnes Y Ieconocimientos AIDE.
lante de MouIin-Sous-Toutvent.
En- Ia Champagne los alemanes
emprendieron I'm ataque por Sorpresa
contra una trinchera ell el sector ell
donde operan las rropaS usas Is
tas resiStieron e ataque e~mprendlen-
do luego con muy buen eXito un conti"
ataoue. obligando Al enemigo q ret
rarse despu6s de Sufrir conSiderahlss
ptrdidas.
En- el freute de Verdun Ia noche
traseurri0 relativamente en- calma.
pues con exception de un fuerte IL
roteo que tuvo lugar en- Ia co!ina
s3O4. no Sc iibraron otras acciones de
importancia. Al occidente de Fteury
varios de nueStrOS deStacamento5 o.
graron hacer nuevos avances en- esd
region. quitandole ademas a enemi-
90 tres ametralladoraS.
Despues de IN v]ioiento bombar-
dec. los alemanes dieron dos vigo-
rosos araqueS sobre nuestras posicio-
mes en- Ia region de Ham. al SureSte
de Nemeny. en- ia LOrena, habiendo
sido ambos ataques rechazados con
grandes perdidas para e. enemigo.
quedando en- nuestro poder IN regula:
numero de prisioneroS."
e. mismc MiniSterio de IA Cue
ira do 4 n pubIicidad anoche e, 81
guiente informe official:
"Sobre IL m2rgen derecha del rio
Mosa. en- Ia region de Souville. cor
tinua encarnizado un comDate de al
ulleria. Fl nUmero de p~riSioneros
capturadoS por nuestraS tropas deSde
e i del actual, Soiamente en- a re-
giou de Fleuty. asciende para hoy
a doScienIoS POGO mas 0
En- el resto del frenJe no han
ocurrido cambio< de importancia. de
dido on gran parte al NAL tempo que
Ia e>tado hacien.o.
Ell BeIgica ~trascurrio tranQuilo.
aNcepto Ell Ia region de Het Sas y
BoeSiu@he. en- donde el fuego de
nueStros aiiadoS cause considerable,
estrugo> en- as obraS enemIgaS.'
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T

LONDRES. Julio lS.-E! teXto del
intorme Official publicado anoche por
{! Ninisterio de IA Guerra, dice:
"Nuevos g importanteS avanccs
han sido alcanzados por nueStras tro-
pas en- Ia regi6n al norte del Soma. IA
se".srda liuea de poSicioneS enemI-
gas 4. noreSte del bosque de Bazeutia
le petit fue caDturada por a~Selto Per
nue>Jra> tropaS en- una extension de
mas de loo yardaS.
Al o~riente de Longueva. nHeSJry;
tropas eNtcndieron SuS posicioneS eli
las IineaS alemanas. c~apturando ID
defenSas tortificadas que el -nenI@o
ccnia eSt2blecidas en- IA alqueria dc
Waterloo.
"Sobre nueatro f.anco izquierdo ou
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Ell PRESIDENTE POlNCARE HA-
CE UNA VISTA A LOS FREN-
TIES DE BATALLA

III p~Fesl"e"'e f~o'n'"re' "'o"'P"""-
90 ue' hl''SI'" &c b" "ue''"' gene
ID 'ie.'' N'N"'S' w." ""S"'0 s''
Jus "'''''', "'', ,S''"''"' .oH "eIl-
'es "e ""'"''" "e' N'S"E I "0'""' II
''>,''T -, "e'"'" 'e'e"'e"'e g.
" '~' a,
,,,,., ca, l.. da..ro,a. ono
,l,., .,..l. l.. u..,.r,
49,,
,..l,~ rotrm. ra.b ra...I. ~
nro. .rd,r.a .o.or,;onaa L., r,m
,.o. do IL. iI.;n,.. h..,m,. E-N,
p. H.. aos+.o,o. o...,l r'.
Womb. rdeo- ,n,o. Ia .aa ~.
oi6 nm, ,~Iocu,i6r , L.. .oIdado.
commando erandemente 81 ,aror :. ,b
pepaci6n = fc1ici+5ndoIo. NOR L..
triunfos aIcanz,dos sob,.e 81 o,.r.,
90.
La Camara frarcc.a b,..rr;,do rn..
faIicitaci6n = las from. ouc b,r a..
tado combaticndo on yordrr ,.oI 81
ma. fcIiritari6, ana f,,a ;,.o,dn -
Ia ordor del III, do bo,. 4. d,.I, :.
conoccr = s,,s so,dados 81 n.omaI D.
ba,to ro,.o,o N;,.oIIo .I
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Las pardidas de los rusos
en- su actual ofensiva
son enOrmeS
Una agencia de noticias alemana
dice que solamente los muertos
pasan de 100000
ENTIRE ESTOS Sc CUENTAN II GENERA,
Les "a C0MANDANItS De
REGIMIENT0S %
scr,irio E>rlu,iyo para Ia rItENsA.

Scryiciu Exclusive para Ia rtENSA.
BERLIN, Julio IS.-La 'agencia &c
noticias Overseas. de esta capital,
publica hoy Ia noticia de que las per
dldas sufridaS por los rusos EN- 81 pre-
sente ofensiva Sobrc los a]ustro-nun-
garos Y alemaneS. en- el reatro orien-
tai. son entertainments conSIderabies,
pues solamente 81 numero que dc
mUcrtos ham tenido los moScovilAs,
pusu de 250,aO0, segun las cifras pu-
piicadaS en- los mismoS informes Off
ciales dc P~etro@rado.
DE acuerdo con esos informeS, di.
&c la mencionada agencia informant
va. el mumero de muertoS que han
tenido los rusos desde Ell principle &c
~ actual ofeusiva hasta e! dia pm
nero Dc Julio, pasa de $4,000. dc los
cuales 1890 son oficiaIes. Entire Is
tos sc cuentan decisiete generates :;
NClliLItlUtNc CDIIdl!NIlllt~ hS bIEt
m~ientoS."
EI miSmo iuforme dc Ia agencia
mcncionada, agrega: "Noticias procc.
denies dc EStocolmo dan cuenta DC
que el Miuistro de Hacienda russo. na
bicudo fracasado para conseguir In
cmprestito de Inglatera Y Francla,
cmprcndi0 negociaciones cor los ban
queros de los Estados Cnidos. sin que
tampoco t~uviera exito en- esta en-
prcsa. Engiaterra ha declarado que
cl costo de la guerra para ella sVIa,
ha a~lcanzado Ia cifra que sc vc ma
! tcria.mente imposibilitada para ayu-
dar a sus aliados. Fl pcriodico russo
"Rech." al comentar la ]sltuaclon d.
rigc acres ccnsuras Y fuertcS lnsul-
tos Il los americanoS pOr su "cgOtls-
mo" dicendo que al fin sc ''han qui-
tado Ia mascara dc la Simpatia por
los ~allados.'
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los ALEMANES RECUPERAN VA
RIAS POSlCIONES AL SUR
DEL SOMA

D,prc I,,I;o 1S Al su,. Iai So
-. r~n.o,5io,.or ,r.,
/. ,.;o1o,+o ,toor. sobro las M.
0'c H.,
~ Wv n:..L..I. tn;..
Ids NN-I
"c''e' "''''''''
S"''"' "c
'..'''.'' . c:.I = l.. a,,hI;
=. $1,000
~''" IVY"
"'"f'' d.
r70''So L.L:-~5-
! ''''
C,o '"'''' '
"''!"'" PoS''''"' p"''
eS,e o'J,'o
"oH "''''''S
JIG, '''' ".
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FL General kurOpatkIn IRI'
ca la ofeRsiya contra
Ven Hiadenbu'g
Ell sector principal en- que csc mo-
yiento Sc des.rrolla comprer-
de de Riga a DVinsk
Al SIJROESTE DELUTSK Los RUS0S HAN
CAFTURAD0 0TR0S $4,000
PRISI0NER0S
srr,irin E,rIn,i,n narn Ia pRENSA.

S'r','," r>' > v,..
'D'' ' :l;L..
FORTUNES 50" ~
hoE "e' 'e".'o o'''''''
ma Id o.''.S'' "
'e"'IIon"' "e es''
IA t" ooi''e oPI'"'' '"H ''oP
mas Al H"Iuo "e. "". ''c".
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CADA OLA AUMENTA Ell PRESC
PUESTO BRITANNICA DF
LA GUERRA

LONDRES. Julio IS. los eastos
que esta hacienda cl gobicrno ingles
en- la prescntc guerra. son cada rez
mas crecidos. pues Scgun n de"!a-
raci6n hecka hoy por e. Ninistr" lie
Hacienda. Mr.. Reginald McKenna,
aquellos alcanzan para ahora d Ia SUI
ma de treinta millones de pesos dia-
rios.
La declaration deI MinI5tro de la
Guerra fuC hecha ante la Camara de
los Comunes.
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La. TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de discusses y poe,ias
(Segunda Edic:on) ..

Ell libro mas importante en- .su &C.
nero. Contiene una vasta collection
de discursos para fiestas p~atriotieas y
actos solemnes de Sociedades, como
anniversaries de la fundaci6n de es-
tas, ingreso de s~ocios, toma de pose
sion. f~unerales, ETC., asi como ,doch-
mentos hist6ricos importantes y bio
grafias de los heroes y pe~rsonajes
mas prominentes de la historic nacio-
nal. i :
Forna IN volumen de 200 paginSs,
adornado con srabados.
Precio del ejemplar: so e~entavos.
Pidase a: IGNACIO E. LOZANo,
S07 Dol0rosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
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INCLATERRA PROHIBIRA QUE
Sc HAGAN NEGOCIAClONES
CON ALCUNAS CASAS
AMERICANS

LONDRES. Julio lS.-EI goblcr.
no ingles pubIicara hoy. segin sc 81,
be de fuente fidedigna, una lista dc
Empresas cOmercialcs Y de negoclo'
radicados en- los Estados Unidos. con
las cualcs no Sc pemitira Il los sub,
ditos ingleses tencr ninguna clasc dc
IranSacciones.
Este significa una nueva modific%-
cion de la poIitica inglesa. pues hast,
ahora no Sc habia prohibido el conner
clio con negociaciones cncmigas.
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LLEGAN A FRANCIA CONTINGEN
TES DE FUERZAS MOSCO-
vitae
Ser,icio Exclusive para Ia rREN>,

StrIicio E>rlu>ivO para II PItEN>l.
PARIS. Julio 18.-Otro ]conJinecm-
e de tropaS moscoyitas deSembarco
hoy en- Brest. Erancia, en- donde di-
chas fuerzaS p~ermaneceran por al
gun tempo mientras Sc les senala un
Iugar en- ell frente.
Con este son seis los contingencies
de tropas rusas que han l.egado i
Trancia. desde Ell 20 de Abril. en- que
arrio5 a Marsella e. primer contin-
genie.
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Z + ]. 1
AVISO A NUESTRos
SU~SCRIPTOREa

= Los suscrip.ores de La PREM .
; SA no deben olvidar, cuaado &
, canbiens de residencia, darnos +;
= Ia direction que l,an5te9ido:y.la .
, que dssean taner en- .adelantel 4
, pue5 sln este requisite no. pode-i :
, Eos elotar Ell Gambia en- nues- 3
, tra7 Ehsoa. O
. -
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Horoscope GRATIS.

Pideme tn horoscope y sabra. ,el
signi de tn persona = la suerte, de tn
poryenir. FL Horoscope tie comunics
Ia buena ventura en- Ell amor, ell ca
samiento, el juego = los ~negocios: En-
vlame 2 sellos y recib;ras tn horosco-
DO gratis.
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ. :;
Gale D., No. IL.
Pegclotti, Marisnao, Cuba.
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LA PRENSA.
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TRES DESTROYERS ITALIANOS
BOMBARDEARON UN PUER-
70 AUSTRIACO

BERLIN, Julio lS.-La poblaciGn
de Parenzo Ell Istria. Austria. fue
bombardeada por tres dcstroyers ita-
lianos eI dia IL del actual. Segun no
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Cuhndo ~ncecsite Iibros cn eSpanol
dirijase ustcd u lgnaciu L. LOAanu.-
co. DolQroSa SIS Antonio, Texas.
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FL INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20

E5ta obra, cuya mayor ven
saja estriba en- tener Ia pro-
nunciaci6n figurada en- caste
llano, es una de las que meas
facilitan ell aDrendizaje de lido
ma lngles. Tiene varias f6rmu-
las de conversation para la Vi
da diaria, y algunos modeloa
ie "Artas usuales.
Empastado en- tela. .&1.26 7
Pidase directamente &. I
lGNACIO E. LOZANO.
607 Doloroaa St.
Van Antonio. Tex.
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RECOIiTE ustcd y guarde ests direction;
para quo sc las mucSrre a sBs amigos que
Sufren dc ca!los, mczqGInoS. ZlZoicS y sra:
nos de Ia pieI. ron DC. en- iicmbrcS poSta-
les que me rcmIla. les mandO 4 vur:ia do
CorreG, franco dc porte, una caittS dc Po-
NADIA Gonzalez La mcior del munGo para
estaS Intermediates. DeVnelro. el diiicro q
la persona que Sc cure. J; DO; sane.
ESPIRfDION GONZALEZ.
p. o. Box 81. = LAREDO, Texas.
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r~urxronos Travis RAJ,
Eusys

: Ia PRENS1 eS Ell ]pcri0dico mcNicanC de
Smayor circulation Gu los EStadoS tnidoS,
= por lc .antO. ct mcior para los aRunrian-
ies.
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:: Entered as S~econd-claSS matter February
IL, 1918. n the PoSlocfIce n san NnJynIO,
Tex, under the Act OF March ,, 1879.
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"Ignacio E. Lozano.
nslEeApA Y slLlDA DE THEMES.

o., Dolorosa St.-San Antonio, Tex.
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DIVISION VICTORIA

bielaU-
No. 3aI-De Houston. Fort Larlcl.
Victoria y CUe-O. -.-r5 = H.
Salem:
No. SU5-Para CUcr0. Victoria, Port
Lsvaca ' Houston SD \ m
u. Il. and L.
p SaIFn.
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(PaSa a la ga. col 5a.)

c uuestro t.anco izquierdo ol
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05
WAY TO MORE MILEAGE FOR OWNERS
AND THOUGHTFUL DRIVERS OF CARS
IN "a CHAPTERs-CHAPTER 3

ture, for example-if the temperature
OF the air in a tire increases from
so to so degrees, 1t does not follow
that the air pressure per square inch
increases from go 20 so rounds. 1t
actually means an increase of 3
pounds per square inch, i. e., the pres
sure increases from co to 6S pounds.
New tires stretch slightly after be.
Ing in service while, and inner
tubes, when heated to certain de-
gree. are slightly permeable to nitro
gen AMI occasional imitation is, there
fore. advisable. Deteriorating effects
OF stale air can be avoided by filling
the tires with fresh supply OF air at
least two or three times year.
The tires should not be inflated
with the exhaIsS from the engine as
oil and certain gases are destructive
to the lubher-this does not have ref
erencs to pumps operated by rover
from the engine.
Don't make the mistake of guessing
at the initiation from appearances or
by striking the tires with q hammer;
use a pressure gauge. at least every
week: the tires sometimes appear
to round up pretty well but. when
tested with gauge. it may be found
that the pressure is entirely too low
to insure the best results.
proportion to the increase In tempera
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SANTA MONICA
Wins CLASSICS

The greatest winter motor season
in the history of southern California
viii open November 10 with the fore
most of all Americas road classics.
the Vanderbilt Cup Two days later
the Vanderbilt running mate" the
International Grand Prize, will be
fought out over the sane course. the
famous eight miles OF boulevard be-
peath the palms and eucalypti OF
Santa Monica on the Palisades above
the Pacific
With $4,000 already raised by the
businessmen. bankers and Santa
Monica Bay Chamber of Commerce
for the purses. entry blanks have been
issued and forwarded to the Eastern
racing eenters. The Vanderbilt and
Grand Prize blanks carry the info,
nation that they are the last races o.
the year in the A. A. A. champion
ship awards of medals and $4,000 in
cash.
Following the Grand Prize. Los An.
geles will begin its speedway season
at Ascot on Thanksgiving Day with
a 5000 event at 200 miles. The next
speedway contest will be Christmas
Day, both of these dates having been
set aside on the A. A. A. calendar.
The st. Nicholas Sweepstakes, too,
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The. style of car construction, pow
er, speed, road conditions. the expert
or careless driver and especially the
weight and its distribution play an
important part with the strains to
which the tires viii be subjected
consequently, a fixed rule for .infla-
ton would, in view of these things,
produce different results.
Ordinarily. the tires on front wheels
should be inflated between 10 and Is
pounds per inch of tire section (34x4
-15x4 equals SO pounds or 1Sx4
equals " pounds. and the rear tires
Is to 20 pounds per inch Of tire sec
ton (3Ix4-20x4 equals 80 pounds1
Resiliency Of the tires is primarily
governed by the construction and
quality, but is largely influenced by
the initiation and weight carried. Nat
uraIly a finch tire inflated to 20
pounds of air pressure and carrying
SEQ pounds weight will ride easier
than the same size of tire with the
same initiation, and carrying 100
pounds weight. The heavier weight
causes more DETECTION of the tires
on the ground and. increases the &C
ton of the side walls, thereby adding
to the comfort of the ride. Increasing
the DETECTION or flsttening of tires,
either by extra weight or reducing the
air pressure, causes more of the vi
bration to be absorbed by the tires
rather than by the springs of the
car
When soft, the tire runs against a
wave in the tread which, from exces-
siye stretching and heating, will pull
away and separate from carcass or
body. The heat from increased &C.
ton in the side walls of under-inflated
tires softens the rubber cement or adj
hesiyeness between the fabric layers
-devulcanization takes place, to some
degree. Too much DETECTION of tire
also means an irregular tension OF
one layer of fabric in relation to an
other they pnli apart, chafe and
later, when striking a stone, rough
place or rut, blowout may occur
There seems to xbe an impression
of danger from blow outs due to ex
pansion, especially during the hot
weather. There is some expansion
but, as a matter of fact it is net in