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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
COMING SOON
THE GREAT SECRET"


man, Mary Alice Stubs, Elizabeth
Summerford, Urabelle Williams
Messrs. Russell Mridges, Luther Byrd
Ernest Chappell, Barry Clare, Fritz
Dockweiler, Henry Dorman, Norman
English, Clinton Gay, Willie Kaylor
Theodore Levie, Wade Lott, Joel Perry
Daniel Roberts, Douglas Walters
Charles Woods, Merritt Rodgers
Charles Dunnaway, George Andrews
Eugene Morgan, Ned Johnson, Edgar
Sanborn, Wilbur Giddings, Jimmi;
Seig, Edwin Ryals, Luther Wallis ant
Arnold McGillis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
X0UNGSTER HAD MIX-UP
WITH FRACTI0US MOTORCYCLE

/ James Eason. son Of A. J. Eason. had
a rather exciting debate with frac-
tious motorcycle late yesterday after
noon, the argument coming to close
when the machine crashed against a
telephone pole, doing such damage as
TO put it out of commissionI The
youngster started the machine, but
vas unable to mount and soon lost
conrol. the smash-up resulting.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
DELIVERED LECTURE TO
A. & VI. STUDENTS TODAY

DR.. j. H. BooZer, we'll known
throughout this section, delivered a
lecture on "Eugenies' before the stu
dent body of the Third District A. e.
NJ. school this morning He is deliv-
oring a series of these lectures in this
territory.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17

Fort Oglethorpe, the two schools had
practically 1900 applicants more than
they could accommodate. The men
whose applications were approved, but
who didn't get in, were not turned
back because the government didn't
want them, but because there wasn't
enough room in the two training
schools.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTION
TO BE HELD HERE SATURDAY

The Senior-Junior reception at the
Americus High school will be held on
Saturday night, instead of on Friday
night as previously announced. The
change in date is made necessary by
unavoidable circumstances.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
DAY SERVICE
AT CALVARY CHURCH TODAY

Evening prayer will be said tonight
in Calvary church at o'clock. The
Rev. Newton Middleton, who arrived
this afternoon from Albany will preach
the sermon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
FREEMAN-ERQUHART.

The following announcement, which
appeared in yesterdays Macon Tele'
graph, will be of interest to many PEG
pie in Americas:
Mrs. William Henry Gilbert an
nounces the marriage of her daughter
Chloe Emily Freeman Gilbert, to Mr
Julian Fielder Erquhart, Tuesday even
ing, May 18th. DR.. Douglas, OF the
First Presbyterian church, officiated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
NEW AUTO BUS FOR
WINDSOR HOTEL PATRONS

1.-THE Hudson Transfer has placed in
operation a new automobile bus for
moving passengers and baggage to and
from the Windsor Hotel. I The new bus
was put in operation Wednesday night,
ard patrons of the hotel will now ride
in anautomobile, instead of the horse
drawn bus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Castleberry, of
san Antonio, Tex, who have been in
the city for the past two days, left
Thursday afternoon for Atlanta, where
they will spend day or two before re-
turning to their Texas home. They for
merly lived in Americas and have many
friends who were glad to see them in
tile city again.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
Ontimism Supreme.

Optimism is the great producer. 1t
is hope, life. 1t contains everything
which enters into the mental attitude
which produces and enjoys.-Orison
SWEET Marden.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
Local News Items

w. H. Turner, of Smithville, was in
the city Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17

Mrs. Theo Suber arrived Thursday
from Macon, and will be the guest
of Mrs. ]. l. Giddings, on Church street
for a few days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-17
A Common Sense Talk to
Men About a Common
Sense Oxford
The Fabric Shoe of Palm Beach
or White

wATHEN good leather shoes coa from $6to$8
vMI and those bought for less are not an econ
" omy, the solution of this abnormal situa-
ton is the wearing of shoes made from other ma
terias than leather.
Happily the shoe manufacturers have perfected
footwear of Canvas, made in the shapes
and with the same careful attention to workman
ship, as those of the aristocratc leather.
Besides from the saving in price, which, by the
way is So to 81, these are the ideal
shoes, being as nice looking and much more
Portable
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
mnntuuu.
ME Standardization aabuet.

Snttcs mDe Standardization aabnct.
Gen characterization, ion MiIpall,
tee.Sallel1 meo Ell 9efoltnino al
S35O,OOO bar laoet opisre / Suite.
er blepen aabnet for Craft. Ser
bleo li19en beitioelig ~Snbpielie, oo
Sane'el'fabctS bgiereItuaenbe Gn1-
beoSmpllo bapoe oct iao trapeIt poo
ANDRE Steoer Sanbet, at oc life fun.
De bore tiliteoe.
Spab Snobilbnins fan uirfc. MiI.
liam y. @els / Butte fit formula en-
Spiger / %rangitrube, oa ban pilbe
tarlte bore bleOen fpaIt, ON life hons
Sllltrlt reiolut bapoe trltffet bell Oh
l9Ien. Wr. @eas paaItoo boo, at
ban bapoe bapt to Spiaer / Wl1nbcn.
ga So'teanraloet fom oper bom, po
ban bar 1orpisiet ON, at Sen anbcn
bar Imltttet neb / Wapcn, Ser han
ollereoe filnoe fienbe Den beapnbte If
ltlffe og rltmItere. Smerterne tiItoo.
o9 ban blep / al SaIt bruat iii So
lpltalet, bpor ct ACKNOWLEDGMENT
blep ta9et al bans formoocoe Spioer.
pole. Spgerne funbe oog oerpeo for.
lttre Wtr. @eas, at ban bapbc tooct
rell, GA Der inaen Spiger eaer andre
llforopieliae @ienitanoe ianotes /
bans Utape, % ira oct gieblif opher.
te ogioa De inobiIbte Smerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
G~ienbummeIiat lllnffestilfrlpe,

&op SIion peo Scblen bar Der ON
Sogen uoiat for ct Iigeiaa imertefllot
lom eienoom1eligt lllpffestiliplbe,
ioet Ell MetaIfrog eacr ioafoIot
"Snap" / Ell Sets SeiIe rnffebes
giennem bans Npie. llIpften hpnote
ioct Soften giorbe eft Ipf, % aroaen
boreoe Jig iao bpbt ino, at Slion pper
Ell minore Strpfning boaiapelio tolt
blep trllffen eiter Npien, inotil Sol.
Oct | Den repcs no. Zen soeloate N(r,
'igtSprpoeIic bIeu met ionlmen iajen
al SGgeit.
ubeloige @eirprofcter. WuifrotS.
S%ilolanere og "gamle fIo9c Solf" err
TONNE | Sallrpgte iorn Tcirproicter /
South Safoto, ~ifripes fra 9ierre. Dc
gantle gtpbpggere granifebe tiolia poa
Soften iaapel Sorben iom Sfperne
og lagoe neie Werfe til lin Tbeumo.
tisme, og De fom til ben Slutnind.
at Der foreitob Ell milo "aoben" Bin.
ter. S%noianerne itlloerebc Srprs
apiIte og GprS EeIs, og &eIuItatct
blep bet Ianlme - milo @inter bar
pentenoes. Gen tlogc Mflifrot bar
emo mere iiffer / lin Sag, tbi ocn
latte lit Sip paa Spill peb life at Oh.
rette tit re9ltlGre &interfparter. So
'aa fon &interen - Den folbeite po
melt ItormIllloe mat bar bopt /
South Gafota paa LANCE Sioer. Gen
gamle N%pbpgger og &eobuben bar
fltlo't9roig eoeIagt lit Gfp iom Ser.
profet, meoens Den i%tafteIs Muifrot,
Der forlegte at iorblipe / lin Soln.
merpiaa, bar maottet beoe m1eo 81.
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
ptHrnnHn.
Socialiiter FILTER TurSrinoer. !

Socialiiter filler T%prbrimaer. I'm.
Der ct W~asiempbe al SocioliIter /
ga CROSSE bleu Der peotaget &eIoIl.
TONER, boori Tr9iioenten anmooes
ON at 'tanie al llbfgriel til sc frio.
fcreno Nationer, ianlt at amerifanifc
Sflb oa 9oraer forbpbes at aon it,b
/ arigs5onen. Ser bIep unber Wfe-
oct notalt ben Wenina, at bpis aria
erfl9reoes, piloe bette fun ife for at
betrpg9e %lloifibning al Gri9sn1ateri.
oler og S~eoemioler til %llblanoet.
Sturt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plan.
last. @oli Hiper SoQep Smprope.
ment @Siociation orgnniierebes iioite
9prbag / Sbiocton meb set Tormoal
at anlrgge Ell 80 Wil lang Greene.
rillaSfonal ira Ben noroIiae Del of
Nltagamie Goltntp til bets ipolioe
8rpnie, bporpeb meget pproifulot
Sarnnlano bill gisres bprfbart. Gen
Tpoerale Hegiering bill ann1o6es ont
finoniiel Stette, og ifplae iprele6iae
geregnin9er bill Der trpngeS oper Ell
talp WtiQion Collars til at iulofpre
Den itpre @rsit.
Cibfoib.S piferne cr lopalc. Seq ct
Wpbe iioite Mtanoaa Nften al ben /
SIbfoib pGrenoe Ifoeling al sen
tpif=amerifanife Iliance, til Dpilfet
Wtpbe bar fremmobt omfrillg 400
M%eblemmer, bIep Ser al Webets
Trniioent abbaret moo, at nogen loo
Zig forIebe til at forIaoe sen Ell, iont
omerifanif @orgerifob onpiite. San
o~pforbreoe Meolemmerne til fnIb-
it9noig at ofholoe fig fra al aritif
Iigeoperfor ben Goliti, iom Heeierin.
gen inbtog UNDER BEN mupGrenoe
ariie. Sc gobe Haab BANDIT aIminoe.
ligt 9ifalb.
Miitet fine Eense nnber Grploiiun.
Otto Suois miitebe her ON 9aaelt
$500 / Seoler netop Tom ban lao OF
t9leoe oisie / fin WaomooerS aief-
fen / Milpalfee. en- @aserploiioir
inotrai, os ga Manben fit iamlet iig
ianmen igien llbenfor set belpis pbc.
lagte 9isffen, bar Eeilgene foriplnts
ne. Ser fanoteS life ellgang 2epnin-
ger al Seolerne, % Be bar lioentpil
ollie bIepne apbrGuote. SuaiS bnpbe
nplig inbfrGpet en- CANNED 8i9lb.
oa ban lao netop og frpoeoe Jig pco
of IGaQc Seobel pau Seobel, ga &iof-
fenets @asopn ipi1ebc ban oen fic-
beige Streg.
Snaen Sctalins ior Spnbassfurc-
%itillinacr. CONNER Soipler al Sonb
on Sac bar pes Hetten / Ga crosse al
aipet en- aienbelie, Der inbirefte me-
mes at bile iGtte en- Chopper for
Senoagsipreitilinger / 3beatre Tor
Spsbileoer. Ser par Spergsmaal
ON 9etaIing for Ipertisiementer peb
9psbiaeoer, % Gommeren erfIGrebe,
at ser life funbe iorbres noget Tor
Den Mpertering, Der paa oenne Naa-
De aioroes ON Senoaaen. Mau gaar
no ira, at err iaaoan Detailing life iii.
labt, iaa maa oct Ilgeiaa pel pGre Tor.
blot at taec Detailing Tor Suosnugs.
! biuettcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

oplplt, of flere al De Terioner, ser
beIrpgtebes at bore ontfomne, er buf.
feoe op ieie,l, i6et De enten life bapbe
opbolot iig / Soteaet ben irpgteIise
Not, euer De bapoe reooet fig uifabte.
Ter er fla9et oper, at @ranomano.
ltobet life giorbe lin TIigt, og at De
talralo filnoe bare reooet ct al De
Wenneifelip, Der gif tabt. granb.
bar foranitaltet en- n0rmerc
uitoer'egelie al bisie Slayer. Sronb.
nGleilet 'infeoes betpbelig peo oen
Smltpnoigbeb, Of TO andre SIocbran.
DC nogle Eiebliffe isr por uobruot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Eun Dukntn.
Samcstpium paer lin @cfulfnina

Seficnbt Gulitifer bsb. Sberit q.
:. (Sicf) @pobs, en- al Stutens melt
iremru9enoe republifonife Yolitifere,
er aigaaet peo Ssoen / lit Stem /
Siour Sails.
Grpluiion al &nlsas. Sens So.
cobion peo Utica blep fornpIig farlig
forbr9n0t peb at alllgas erplooereoe
/ hans Siem. Selt omfip9nbt al
SIammer trGnete ban inc / ct anoet
@9relie, buor hans ire imlaa @srn
Iaa % fob, % reobeoc bisie.
Gn mblio SfjGbne. Gli5abetb
@alib Sprerinoe / Stlirgis, tpg for
nogIe iaa Waaneoer iioen lin toe
rinasipee @rober til 0enper, for ON
mulig at ~forI9nge hans 2ip. Hu er
ira Senper inolsbct llnberretning
ON, at bun ielp or falben iom Sfier
Tor Ell 2lingebetGnoelie.
Nrelitc lin Ben ueS @~loouuerfs.
ring. Yeter Socl al Suoion bar net.
pp gipet lin Sen Ola &liitao, ogiaa
al Snoion, en- ~betpoelig Tortion al fit
BLOB, bpcrpeo ianoipuligpis bennes
9ip blep irelit. Tilitao bapoe ii Gage
fer hos Ell Sanol9ge / Suoion Iaoet
trGffe ct itsrre Intal S9nber, bpor.
citer inotraaSte en- @lebning, Tom
life funbe itanieS for 2ipet nGiten
par uolIuttet. acknowledgment To-
rctoees tent Ranbaa Aiten, oa Spe-
rationen ipntes at pGre p%eIlptfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

NAIAtlI ~iAIllN, wv bA SA"Ni'' "b'
Sc Sctte, gioroc @uttcn Strcif peN
life at ipiic. @pao ll6iolbct bIcD,
.rrpncS life rogei ON, men belle octl'
he Ruinina2itonbci bar cicnInnlig
anarebet Nrcitcls Nerper.
Sura / Solar SAILS barifc aolont.
Oct bar patt ntcgen Sorg og 3or'
bitrelic / ben itorc onnitc aoIonl |
Gc0ar SAILS, al oct 0anitc GompIftb
CARS arlric" er blcpcn iGntct al en-
init llnocruanb@bnob, "a Den onnite
Siifcr ears Arliic, hpia Nnpn ocnne
Camper uar QlpCt, 'anueI Iom Sacob
G%hriitinuicn, ser bnaNcoc oa eleoe
Naabcn, cr beiuQtc0c Napnc blan0t
Sen oanifr NcioImiuQ ianucl / nGnnte
IN ion pau andre Stcbcr inhcn Sto-
tcn. ,iocob Gb~riitianicn9 @rooer,
@iuiam Gbriitionicn, hopoc / ON.
trcnt 20 Mar it Nicm / Gcbdr Sails,
oa set cr finn 'au Yar It0et ban be-
Qunotc TprrctninA / lI}inlcapoll2 og
ilnttcbc til 0cnnc On. elsie @rsGtt
or al Ell ircmraQcn0C SlGNt | omt'tc
Siemnnoafrcoic. Ceres Ga6cr bar
en- bcficnot Siotnptcln, % oct cr be-
tconen0c, ot han utIItc0c Hrnct ne0 ar
liz / SIecu Tor at rco0c Ell
lanmIrl on tirr ELECTROMAGNETIC, %
set tiltro0a ior al ban 0n par 10
Mar Qalmncl. ono life / ocnnc hsl2
Nicer manQlcoc han Moo 90 raft BE
illltiomhr0. Set ror En- ire Mars
(iO Tor hcnuc @caipcnhcO, at Sen
lcn ,$ucob G%brlltlnnlcn bpQ9c0e
Cars Nruic". oI flm fort Elo crtcr
IT ocn %bcticu0tc Sitter %ur9 Hrl'e
par aiQouct pco 0oocn Hrulc booze
lc0 Sta0cn, Tnmtnrt2 noroltQlte
Ruit, huor Nor0iiDcn lebcr i%anncn
nco Hntteqot % onicc2 Tor ct ar De
nett itormilll0c oQ iarli9'tc ScIlle0er
Ncr0cu. Nucr ell S%trGtnInQ al 10
Qil or Ser itu0iG itiitcnoc Snnobans
err, buorpoa Sfibc / itorn1llllot %cit
ute itrauorr, ol Iuitlocr AZ SIetolt
var ser ilnoCt Ell puu0 @r0u. Hnr5
truie pur nltio iGrOi0 til at Noo no
lin NuuN, nuar NGornnb oa Signa'
cr loo uoenior hans tnrpellnc Sitter
,iem, % neb it @eltemoo o0 i'm Gp9'
iahco / at mouourcrc i'm @aao | De
ruaocnbc NHlQcr, re0ococ ban per
onlig Nu1Orcbcr al MtcnnclfeIip.
Nau mpotoQ | i'm SIo WcIamlllgcr
Observation-Disclosures ira Here 9tatlos
lcra Wtonortcr, % Wtalcrc bar aIort
u0c0cllN / mnrQt ct Allllltuert
Gr Suiun / Ecnacfnlbc? Oct bar
,aft ncQcu CpmCrtlombeo, at @u-
,crlror NoroluB / ct Nllo'tab III re.
lialatllrcn bar crfITrct Statcn at
,rrc / Ell iIcm Ncn1ctnlbc Soma
r "brpfc", Tiger ban. Ter aIprc2
,pmcrflom p1a, at Ser nj or noe
TorOrluNcr bclpbcn0e 'lg III
poa huiltcn Slm Der maa
; cucr & Nroccnt Ncltcr, %
It octtc llnocrltub il0cn lite SILL
,cttc 9lor nil bclGbc liz I'll ll2 Will
ion Collars. Niccgupcrnpr Ntuore
var / 0Cu N~nlc0uin1 Unbcrutct 1el-
Icuoe TprNolO9rc9lcr: Nj Stottc.
iQuiuQcn Iorbcic3; al Der fnappc2 AZ
)0a NcuillniuNcr at Crantcrn'pIct |
ia, - ,,,II, .,N1N1,N,n. . ~ n,,Nnl ~tnfE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
3tliunrrptu.
Nrncs Nnfc Nph.

STncS Gnfc bpb. Wtr$. Scnrietta
@icaonb. Gntc cftcr Or. q. :. @icI.
Iano al Wuutoto, or 46 Nur aalnncI
oiQaoct rco Geocn hcritco$. Surl ci.
tcrIooCr lta to Bern, Ell Son % Ell
Cater.
Haur Ssriteu blir plugium. gilbert
NtcEabc, ser uur oniat / Ell Barber.
itte / Nnofn, cr pIuoieIig nigaaet pco
Geben citer at hape iprisat of ililtfc
ell Hem Serit mcb Ell SlugS &aar.
poif. Wiblct beitob hopeoidaclig al
Ban Hiin, huorior Def aItiaa funbc
"riuc i &oIien".
@nttcruc ira Hurtb Safuta afmpn.
tires. Norih Satoias MilitSIoIba.
ter, Der Tor fort Sio iioen fonn til.
boac ira Werico, bIep SnSbaa al.
mpnitrcoc pcb Sort Smelling. Sctte
Rc9imente bcitub al $50 Wtenigc o.
"a Sfiiccrcr, og Tom ocreS 2sn Tor
Sanuar % Sebrltar iurt iom 8oot'
Jierelie Tor alGoer blep Der uobctali
Dem pmtreut $4,000.
Sriit Silirloc. Gen 50.aorigc
Bertha @ouiou i minneapolis bier
'crIcoen Iitcu p%aatisrt al Ell Spor.
poan % hsbc fort citcr paa set nor,
lie GiofoniSieboipitol. SiIiGIoct pal
! mere emo oImirbeIigt triit bcrpeS, a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

Ivy" "eS btS~s"SN >''"VsN ="
nit. Gen loa meget ontalte Sag
MOB @pitnret "a andre / Slbbing, Der
nnflagebeS Tor at bapc 9iort Jig 'fpl-
oigc / "@roit", iif iioTte Soroag en-
brat NiilItninQ pes Siitrift5retten /
Suluth, i0et lamtliae aierp9renoe
Sager paa Torilag al Gorntpaopotat
Greene ~aipiite3 al Sommerer. Ser
bar nemlig itlet alaae moo 10 ror'
'ficLigc Tcrloucr, % man bar TONNE
Iua largt, al 10 al Dem, Wlllam :.
Hpocr, tioligerc Sormano poo Haa'
oct Tor oct al 9pen eicoc Tanopcrt
% eleftri'tc Sp$perf, % Nplaro9lper
6. %. Nttiniou %irifienotea ar Net'
ten. SorOi Nibbing lager mlot inoe
blunbt DC melt Ipnnenoc S~ern9riiber
/ oen noroIlQc Gel al Stdtcn, or @p'
Ell ficnot iom ben riaelte | Sanoet,
naor Seniur taaes til ncitS Nolte'
mGn0oc, % Sc riae 8ritbelel'faber,
ser betalcr set nlcite al Sfutten, bar
ieet iig hormc paa DC 'tcre Norbe'
oringcr, Der Qisres / Den lille 6lue'
BIZ. &c ioQoc, at BET life bar poit'
ifcligt at ifiprc brebe Hentnrer al en-
anocn NonoS Suo, % at bet git cpct
iii bet rene SIeieri. Se anlagoe Der
Tor Sag MOB 10 icrifieaige Eerloner.
ser paaitooc3 at bape anperot %penS
Eeugc paa Ell utilbsrlig Wadce. VI
ole biSie Eager er blepne afpl'te el
oerior egentIig en- Spreisnina tol
ielp Spcr Sibbing % Den Maaoc
bporpan Ncu iorpalter fine gfioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

at fursre aorfiSIsIts a ~ rae.
res xaraiips Nrsme cMintnt. Ter az tnn
en- -@romr Griuirt". g ~. @reess S'ana'at paa
svNsr. 80 AuN'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

piIse fursret paa fra q til ~ Taae.
apoiheterus tllpaasbtta!sr 9tuasIt. hp,s Fa,c Clint
ritni lite fnrer.r iistnee. Hiulis. blseenhe ensr iprlist
HiIts. Sertie Anrtretl't lIuhrer. 50 Gents. Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-10
10000 PRODUCTION
AIM OF THE COLE
This Number of Cars VIII Be
Placed on Market This
Year.

The ten thousand car production
campaign of the cole Motor Car COM
pany of indianapolis is well under
way and work is humming along at
the lloosicr factory at merrer clip
than ever before in the history of the
concern. Thousands of dollars worth
Of new machinery have already been
installed and preparations nave beeh
completed for increasing the floor
space of the plant by the addition OF
new department quarters.
\ schedule has been formally APP
proved which provides for the ship
ment of a minimum of one thousand
cars monthly from the indianapolis
factory-morc cars than eyer before
have left any indianapolis motor car
plant since the invasion of that field
by the industry. In order to handle
the increase in business, the cole com
pany is employing the largest force Of
employees since its formation.
The building of new sky-light rooms
Just off the main court yard, which
will furnish space for special motor
test department. is being pushed rap
idly to complction The new machine
shop, which is model of efficiency
from the standpoint of motor car
workmanship and modern methods,
has been placed under the charge of
corps of experts. More eXpedient
systems have been inaugurated for
handling both the raw and finished
materials and nothing has been left
/ undone which would tend to maintain
/ the high standard of the Cole product
/ and at the same time permit the com
/ pany to double its output
Every day the production depart
mont heads meet in conference and
/ tho men in the factory have been en-
couraged to bring to the attention of
their supcriors any improvements
which they can suggest for the han
ding of the product in the process of
construction. \. f. Kuobloch, the
general manager has often made 1t
plain that he is not a believer in tho
! onc-man type of management. Every
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first of June and the first of Septem-
ber are the most favorable seasons.
The September period is the better.
city engineer of Dallas writes:
From the middle of September to
the middle of November would prob
ably be the most favorable season as
TO the weather conditions for the pro-
posed ocean to ocean auto run
Chamber of commerce, Shreve-
port, suggests: Any time between
May and November
Mayor of Monroe, La, writes:
ANY time after July. We realize that
such an auto run would be Of great
benefit to the country along this
route
chamber of commerce of Monroe
says. The stretch Of road between
Monroe and Vicksburg Is the only
portion of the road which gives us
trouble. From July first to Deem
Der is the best
THE city clerk OF Vicksburg says:
The latter part of April or May
"'rhe board OF trade and cotton eX-
change of Meridian writes. The late
summer or early fall
"The chamber Of commerce of Sell
ma writes: Amy time after the first
OF May
County engineer OF Montgomery
says: The Dixie Overland highway, as
DESIGNATED in this county. is over one
of the best maintained roads. This
road Is kept in perfect shape the
whole year and can be Travelled during
any period of the year
Secretary board of commissioners,
Montgomery, says: Road conditions
are best in April, May and June
John II. Drakeford. Tuskegee,
says: Any time except right after
rain
az. B. Waterman OF Hawkinsville
writes May is best
Chamber of commerce of Dublin
writes: summer
chamber OF commerce of Savan-
nah says: May. June or October
And, of course" says Mr. Blocker,
the Dixie overland highway In Mus
cogce county is always good, but May,
tune or October would be the best
months for the run in this section
Dallas News.
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BEST TIME FOR RUN
TO PACIFIC COAST
Information Collected by Pres
ident Dixie Highway
Association.

Frank J. Dudley. president Of the
Muscogee county local of the Dixie
overland Highway association, says
that the Dixie Overland is no myth
and what he says is true" said John
S. Bleecher, president Of the associa-
ton. The inquiries sent out by me
discuss a number of phases of the
highway condition. i'm addition to the
fact that 1t is nearly finished from
Savannah to Los Angeles.
"An interesting one is the time of
the year when weather conditions are
most suitable for the proposed ocean
TO ocean auto run.
'San Diego chamber of commerce
writes: From May to December both
weather and road conditions are ideal
for motoring, with the exception that
during July and August it becomes
hot in the Imperial valley, "A stretch
of about 100 miles.
Yuma (ArizD commercial club
writes: our roads are open and tray
elable the whole year round
Chamber of commerce of Phoenix,
AriZ, suggests. This time Of the year
would be favorable so far as the
southwest is concerned
Mayor of Lordsburg y. NJ. says:
Road conditions are always good.
The best weather is the later part Of
September thru December
THE chamber Of commerce of ~
Paso writes: Almost any season of
the year is favorable. Rainy weather
June. July and August
Mayor of Alamogordo writes; one
time is as good as another, except at
this season of the year there is snow
on some of the mountains. August
should be avoided
Mayor of Roswell. n. NJ says;
From May to October would be the
most favorable season for the ocean
to ocean automobile run thru this
state. The average condition Of roads
is good
Manager chamber of commerce.
Fort Worth. writes: our roads are in
fine condition most any time OF the
year. The conditions OF the roads
from Fort Worth to FL Paso are now
good and In the course of few
months there will be continuous
good road. Any time of the year you
select will find the road west of Fort
Worth in excellent condition.
"Mayor of Fort Worth writes: The
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continued. have been refined and
-1soliua saving devices are tho bane
OF the uuwary investor and flood the
market Intake mauifolds have been
modified ard provided with heating
chambers to dry and heat ;hc fuel
uiNurc sun gasoline climbs mcr
rII, onward ind with many grades $50
much poorer that mo- possible carbu-
rotor Improvement can keep pace. IN
December TauuBlymi1 crude oil
soarod 90 $500 peg barrel tho high
,at price in history Today this same
TcunsylNlnip crude oil Is no less than
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Gently. | always regarded kerosene
as a sort of disagreeable and balky
genius who could come out of his
magical crack il he only would and
perform wonders | never fully real j.
lied until recently just what the kcro-
soue genius could do if we could per
suade him out of his retirement.
From the first tests with the heavy
fuel met with theoretical success As
time and effort went On these theo-
rotical successes became practical and
ready to be weighed by the cold and
matter of-fdct judgment of com
mcrcc. Washington Star.