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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12

ATLANTIC CITY, ". }.

FREDONIA $ ::s: t ~; e
lust OF the boardwalk. Reasonable rates
Restaurant attached o. w CAHMANY
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REHOBOTH BEACH, DRT.
SHOCK COTTAGE

I II =" '7t' TIT'ltTl I-Iflf II
Write FOR btoklrt Reservations ma, tli,,
. mhde WALrEk HtlRTn.l l,rrc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12

L G Clark. county controller, reported
balances to credit Of the following &C
counts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

ALL KINDS OF rabbits, utility and pedl.
gree for sulo reasonable. 22G " 18Th
Maple 3OS
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

Buy Liberty bonds first, then consider:
81 North American on & Ref s 400
Is Crescent Refining .t.,...,.,.. 5000
~ Home Refining ....t.......... 39b
200 Oklamade on a. Gas ......... 80
500 White Panther on ...,.....,. rs
l0O-jO0 Assurance on Il Ref ..., rs
500 Glenroso on .......,.....,. 90
J35 Hoy CARRIER on ............. 80
some United on & Ref a bar
gain.
! OOO American Industrial OIL ..... n
900 National Union on a Gas .. 90l
500 Riverside OH a. Ref ......... IS
100 Zig western o. n q for 500
shirt sleeve
900 McCaun- Hasch oil 4 Gas ... IS
lhN Associated Lead 4 Zinc ...... 20
100 Qua Jack Lead e. Zinc ....... rs
600 Magnolia Lead a. Zine ......, 10
500 Miami Mining. NJ q Dev ... l0I
100 TrOpic Ice Machine (originuD As
300 cool Kola .................... l35|
WIN trade $50. any part Kanroe (Kan-
t|yol at $40 for American o. n n at
81 so. or Auhyme or OIL state Petroleum
at 81
Gl5-lI American Bank Rldg Walnut 552s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

BEAUTIFUL suburban place for rent.
twenty acres IN alfalfa and rye: big
house, barn. garage and pasture fenced
hog proof. house modern, partly fur
nishcd Walnut 1912
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1exAa
New Mexico.
Kansas.

SOME borgnIns' 400 acres. $40 per acre:
l2O acres, iij per acre; $50 acres, t2s 30
per acre. An well improved farms. close
10 good markets. Write for full descrlp-
ton. F u. Greene. Longton. Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND

DEAD CARS stored 81 per month. three
first class mechanics 30 garage, No. 2
". gth ST
tJRD SGDAN-Luoks good, runs good
viii sacrifice. Phone Maple 5l1G. cah
Mcbride
OAKLAND ROAuSTER- Driven 40 o
miles, viii take S3N5. terms n desired
CAL Andrews. Maple 26o2
FOR SALE-lelS Dodge touring nr.
flrst-cluss condition Phone Walnut
Hil 1919 North Klein
FOR SALE. 3 TON WHITE TEUCK-It
has a tripcN hoist and box suitable
Tor most amy Kind ~ hruvy hauling TN,
truck has been run about s months and
is ns good ns new. Tor service. You know
the scrt'C" and life OF a White truck
owner leaving f0r service In the war de.
partment and will sacrifice this high.
cl0ss fob f0r 1880. which is less than
one third ~ us value You must net
quick it y0u pick up this exceptional nrr.
gain Phone Walnut 1909 n0N " 27rd ST.
Big Sacrifice
Leaving city. new Chandler 7-p1y enc
..r run Ies# tNnn 100 miles Cail Wal
rH' .."I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

western ewes and five rams
for sale Chus + Gclst, Allue, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09
East Central Oklahoma
Best All Bottom

lb5 acres all In cultivation except
creek rght-of-way, 10 acres fine alfalfa ,
see this cLtting TWO sets OF small houses,
small barr good alfalfa sheds, good
fencing no johnson grass or overflow
This place iOirt town Of 900 people on
Ozark trNil TO railroads, two banks,
good general stores, high school depot on
land. You can pay for this land In three
years raising hogs and alfalfa Price
SO 900, terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.

WANTED-Piersen Telegraph Transmit.
ter stock Can place few shares u
price right Address n, d. care Oklaho-
man
WEST TEXAS oil leases. commercial
leases, offsets TO drilling wells, where
opportunities like Ranger offered ~
months ago are yet open. w Homer
Shanks, clyde, Texns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

OIL lenses and stocks hought and sold.
In the nUrkhurnett oil field Burk on
Ex change. Burkburnett. TeY"-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09
Gladstone Oil & Ref.
Midwest ROYALTY
Assurance Oil & Pei.

Have 900 shares Assurance on 4 RE-
filming and viii take 2jc per share for
quick sale. Pc, Oklahoman
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DEAD CARS stored 81 per month. three
first class mechanics in garage, No. z
" pfh 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

AM expecting call TO service any day
must sell livestock, dairy cattle, thor.
oughhrcd hogs farm machinery; all on
300 acres pvurahly located, adjoining
Oklahoma Ciiy Jennings, 1916 Colcord
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

FOR SALE OR RENT-5-acro tract; g.
room house, uaru, chicken house, well,
small orchard ill North Stiles
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.

DARST FARMS now for sale, best i'm .
proved low priced, producing farm In
the county Frank Darst. WynneWood.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

it YOU want TO huy or sell or trade any
thing call ON W H. Cuttcndcu. coz
Campbell Rldg
FOR SALE-A dresser trunk. viii rN-
change for SIS cash and packing trunk
2iis ~ Fiuh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

3iS acres, well improved valley farm.
3 miles southeast Of Claremorc. Okla. /.
100 acres In wheat, 200 acres IN cultiya-
ton, balance In pasture. 7-rOOm house
large harm and outbuildings 3 good wells
possession nt once. price $50 per acre
no trades considered terms Write Chas
B Garden Clarcmore. Okla
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
Want Sammies Oil
Stock

FOR sALE-5O shares Tropic Ice MAJ
chine stock Make offer v NJ Lanb.l
MI Airy N 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-09

FOR SALE-Teu teams, good work
horses, wagons and harness to 20 win
them. 10 Frcsu0s 10 slips road plOws.
an western tools. chains. douhetrcrg.
shoNcls etc. hay press, good as new
mower. rake and buck rake You can buy
any Of these things YOU want. worth the
money McCahe Mule Barn Walnut 253
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

Eote.-Lon says won't It be turribls II tn
washerwoman fails to show up. with 90 many
folks dependfn' on everything to come out in
TIL wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
CAR DELIVERY HURT
BYLOCAL OFFICIALS
Motor Trade Efforts to Avoid
Use of Railways Suffers
From Excess of Zeal.

Patriotic efforts Of the automobile
trade to avoid use Of railroad cars, by
delivering motor cars from the fac
tories by highway under their own
power, are being interfered with by
overLealous local officials acting I'M
der technicalities of the various state
laws.
From 30 to 40 per cent of the auto
mobiles produced by the larger manu-
featuring companies are being deliv-
cred overland because of the difficulty
Of obtaining freight cars for shipping,
but in many places through which the
strings of new cars are driven en- route
to destination the drivers are held up
by the local sheriff or constable and
threatened with arrest and fines.
Hardly q day passes now without
complaints being registered by the
men in charge of different drive
Always" arriving in Washington. For
example, last week J. ]. Payne, service
manager Of the Commercial garage,
l1cal distributors of the Republic
truck, was arrested at Frederick, Nd,
while driving q fleet Of trucks from
the factory in Detroit to this CITY, Mr.
Payne was charged by the highway
constable, who made the arrest, with
conducting fleet of motor trucks car
rying swinging" license plates, and
also with having one truck in the
fleet which had only Michigan license
number on 1t.
Released by Court.
Mr. Payne at great Inconvenience
was taken to court. only to be i'm
medfately released by the presiding
magistrate. Judge Motter of Frederick,
who, after reluctantly imposing a fine
Of IS for not having a Maryland Ii
cense on tho one truck referred to,
reprimanded the constable who made
the arrest, saying that he thought it
was entirely uncalled for. especially
when consideration was given. to the
work being done. at this time by the
men in the automobile Industry to re-
lieve the railroad congestion. Judge
Motter then apoligized to Mr. Payne
for having to impose the IS fine.
Tho police of Frederick. Md, made
another arrest on the following day,
when they objected because some Of
the cars in the charge of a Philadel-
number painted on cardboard, instead
OF the regular metal number plates.
In Virginia only six or eight dupli-
Gates of the dealers license plate are
issued to single dealer, who is per-
mitted to make temporary duplicates
himself, but tho authorities in Mary
land threatened him with fine for
this.
Numereus other technicalities of the
laws in these and other states have
been invoked to cause interference
with such drive-aways. The automo-
bile trade is becoming indignant over
the legal difficulties placed in the way
Of their efforts to continue in business
despite the obstacles arising from lack
of railroad shipping facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

any other branch Men recruited into
the service in January are already at
the front in France. All the men taken
into the Tank Corps enter as privates.
and arc rated according to their DEM
onstrated ability after . short period
Of intensive training. There 10 greater
percentage Of non-oommissioned ON
osrs in the Tank Corps than in almost
any other branch OF the service
The drive in New York IL under the
direction Of Capt. Roderfck Stephens
ex-presddsnt Of tho Motor Truck Club
Of America, who played such an i'm
portant part in the recruiting Of 400
motor truck drivers for the Quarter
master Corps last spring.
All mon from eighteen to forty-five
years Of ago may apply. 1t Is possible
that men Of unusual qualifications for
the Tank Corps. who are in the draft age.
may obtain permission to enter the tank
service.
Men Of the following qualifications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
DOPEY DAN AND LON.'
Help Bottle tn Bug o. Berlin!

| Dear Folks: I do wish you coulda
been over to tn Chauffeurs' Club Fri
day night an heard Lon deliver his
chauffeurs an their friends. Twas la
dies night, tn hall was januned to a
chock -o'-block, TIL kid was at his best,
an, even If I do say it myself, he sure
come over big. I don't know for sure
just Row much was took in. but from
all I can gather twas way over what
was expected. Followin' is what tn liz
rascal handed 'em on behalf Of TIL
lloan.
Teller Chauffeurs an Chauffuzzys:
Lend me your hearers: Some old party
once said, tits better to be brief than
tedious, so les be brief. 'Twouldn't be
nothin' more'n camouf1age on my part
to stan before you tonight an say that
I'd come here for anything else but
coin. cause 1 haven't. Tha's what I'm
after folks, an, buh-lieve me. I'm gon-
ma get it. 1 sincerely trust that it
| won't be necessary to use AK to make
you all realize that this third big lib
\ erty loan comes to a wind-up on tn
night O. May 4, an any man, woman
or child in this vast audience tonight
| what's reached tn age o understanding
an don't know what's expected of EN-
amt only loose in their UNDERSTANDINGS,
but oughta be looked after mighty
keerful! Listen. friends! Buy bond"
is plain United States, an don't mean
another blessed thing but buy bond!
Get me! 1t amt often in TIL ordinary
course o humansevents that your dear
old Uncle Samuel has to resort to tn
touch method to tide himself over.
But like all honorable men, he amt "a
skeered to tackle tn job when TIL oc-
casion requires it. An, like all honor
able men, too, he does it in TIL Open an
instead O. grabbin' you by TIL threats
an shakin' tn Twin daylights outa
you until you did shove it over he
quietly slips his 1. o. U. on tn docu-
ments, shoots tn stuff on tn market
an guarantees to pay you liberal
percentage for tn temporary use of
your coin until he finds himself
more could any man ask? 1 re-
iterate, what more could any man
ask!--Well: / gotta admit tn dead
silence is pleasin'!-Now see here.
I've got tn Slightest doubt in my top
piece that this third great liberty loan
went be subscribed, cause twill! But
that amt tn question. We wanta over
subscribe it to such a extent that a
fourth appeal for help won't never be
necessary! cloud cheerin'. One bond
boughtD Tha's tn stuff. people, Keep
a-comin'! Whatdaya gonna say when
I tell you that such toot common
wealths as st. Looey. Milwaukee, Pitts.
Hagerstown have already met their
quota an are still on tn buy! Whadaya
gonna say.-I pause for reply
Are va gonna set there like mess O.
great Capitol City ofth' grandest coun-
try on Gods green earth. be writ upin
history as one O. them cities what was
just amongst them present.! Are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

When the sides of the slot Of . screw
are badly worn 1t very often happens
that a pair Of gas pliers will serve By
getting q bite on the outside Of the
head to turn 1t. Sometimes, however, It
is necessary to cut the slot deeper with
q small narrow edged cold chisel when
this can be done the sorewdriver may BE-
employed afterward. II the screw head
rection with a cold chisel and hami,Sp
will many times start the screw -
that the screwdriver will do the rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

Think o sacked an bleedin' Belgium
tremendous cheerin'. Three bond.
n0as snt Me An hack who Abn nsrs
buyin' a bond. too! shame on, 70,
before tn war started was so all.
fired German that he used to spread
Goo boy. bner!-Think O game
liz France! tUproar. Ten bond!
bought. Jazz band cuts in with TIL
Marseillatse. All hands start singin'..
lon: ,(Scanlon buys a bond. close fol
lowed by Mannix.) Think o. England
Thinks O. aly-Think O. George
town! (Pandemonium. Everybody bu!
after much scramblin' about manages t.
regain tn platform leadin' a liz girl by tn
hand.) Hold second. folks! I.neve
had particle O. doubt in my MIND tina
You chauffeurs wouldn't come owe
clean. but if there be- one yalIah sou
still left in TIL hall just let him taxi
a squint at this liz fluff! Folks, THU
liz lady only draws down eight measle.
seeds" a week. but has just told m,
that after some turrible close calcu
die one bond' UproarD I amt go
nothin' moro to say on tn bond Ques
ton after that: but as long as I've still
got tn. spot" wassa matter with al
hands joinin' in an helpin' me with tn
followin'! Start tn Jazz" up. Dick
All together:
Up an over TIL top we'll go
Over TIL top this week!
Film our pockets with Liberty bonds
Maxim our money speak!
Provin' love for country an God
BY freely tossin it in!
DOM our share. with TIL boys over there.
To bottle TIL Bug o. Berlin!
Smother tn chatter an Join tn crowd!
It's nothn but coin that talks!
Excuses don't go, it's your time to blow.
An woe to TIL "blister" who balks!
Your country's awake to tn issue at stake.
An is out in TIL open to win!
So copper all joys an help our brave boys
To bottle tn Bug O. Berlin!
Mebbe you amt got tn ''kale" in tn bank,
But don't let that worry You none!
Just have 'em page TIL presidents cage,
An he'll show you how it is done!
Give 'em your best. an they'll fix TIL rest,
Which relieves you of any chagrin.
Then you can shout an stick your chest out.
When they bottle tn Bug O. Berlin!
No matter how hard it comes for you now.
It's worth 1t to purchase a bond.
Because Uncle Sam won't care wee DANA
For tn ''geezer' who fails TO respond!
Don't let 1t be you that draws TIL taboo
When tn curtains runs down on tn din.
For poor Is TIL man who can't lend q han
To help bottle tb' Bug O. Berlin!
So up an over tn top this week
Over tn top for fair!
Film TIL bag for country an nag,
An our gallant boys over there!
Maxim tn world a comfortable place
For all who wanta stay in
Provin' twas that ended tn fuss,
By Bottlin' tn Bug O. Berlin!
D0PEY DAN.
Fote.-Lon says won't It be turribls If tn
washerwoman fails to show up, with 80 man,
folks dependin' on everything to come out fl
TIL wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
AUTO MEN STUDY
SAVING OF LABOR
Recommend Program Which
|. Would Release Mechanics.
for War Service.
CAR OWNERS CAN ASSIST

Tho meeting Of the war service COM
mittee of the Automobile Dealers of the
United States. called by F. w. A. YES
per of st. Louis. president of the Ma
tional Automobile Dealers Association.
was held in Chicago April II and -.
and was attended by a majority Of the
committee.
A report was made and submitted to
A. W. Shaw. chairman of the war
economics board here in Washington,
with the assurances that the dealer in
dustry stood ready to Immediately de-
velop these suggestions to the highest
point of efficiency. The meeting of the
committee indicated plainly that it's
function was largely in effecting econo-
mics of labor, rather than material, and
tkAt local association officials would be
advised Immediately to institute plans
to bring about an early operation of the
suggestions below:
Elimination of Service.
/. Unnecessary Service.-Careful in
vestigation has disclosed the fact that
! unnecessary service, requiring the use
of mechanics whose services might be
ulSpcuSeu Will anu TelcdScu LOT lne use
Of the government or for work in other
channels, due to the practice of issuing
free service coupon books, service cards
and other unnecessary work done be-
cause of custom-for a great majority
of the work is of minor character such
as adjustments, ETC., which the owner
should make himself-can be eliminated
g.. Sunday Work-The large proper
ton Of the mechanical work done on
Sundays is occasioned by the use of cars
almost entirely for pleasure purposes
and is usually emergency service on the
road.
3. Night Service--A substantial saw
ing Of mechanics time can be made by
the elimination of all night service ex-
cept where absolute necessity for cars
used in actual essential pursuits. includ-
ing work on commercial vehicles in use
for commercial purposes and on trucks
which may require attention.
4. Education of Mechanics--It is en-
tirely practical for dealers associations
in larger cities to establish classes for
the purpose of educating mechanics,
drivers, etc, and for shops generally to
encourage apprentices.
S. Establishing Cash Basis-It has
been demonstrated that the cash basis
for labor. parts and supplies is of great
economical value. as it eliminates !, ioi
of unnecessary work, reduces clerical
help and office maintenance and reduces
losses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

One of the most expert tire men in the
country recently called the attention of
motor car owners to the manner in
which tire wear increases with speed.
The faster q tire travels the more heat
it generates internally. Normal speed
does not increase internal heat to a
danerous degree. but excess speed will
not only raise the heat above the dan
ger point, but may actually cause
further vulcanization to take place.
This heat net only dries out the friction
gum between the piles of fabric. but the
very fabric itself. lowering the elas-
ITCHY of the tire. decreasing it's re-
siliency and weakening the tire so that
it will blow out early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
Would Educate Uaers.

s. Education Of Users-It is clearly
evident that users are not properly in
formed regarding the handling of the
cars, thus making demands for service
and unnecessary work etrcmely great
If a user is properly instructed>in the
handling of his car and urged to keen
his car properly equipped. to see that
his tools are in order and all there
that his jack is in working condition
that his extra inner tube and other extra
equipment Is in proper repair, a large
amount of unnecessary mechanics time
will be saved.
Z. Elimination Of Waste--Inquiry de-
velops the fact that a great deal of MA
terial. such as gasoline. oil, grease. etc.
can be saved by proper shop methods
and immediate steps have been taken to
canvass this important matter in a
systematic manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

The owner of motor car should
school himself to take more room in
stepping an automobile is to leave the
clutch in and take the foot from the ac-
celerator. applying the brake gently
when about two car lengths from the
spot at which it is desired to stop, re-
leasing the clutch at about five miles
per hour or even less. so as not to stall
the engine.
Contrary to popular belief. this ap-
plication Of the brake with the engine
in gear does no harm whatever, If the
throttle is closed to the idling position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
1000 MEN ARE WANTED
FOR THE U. S. TANK CORPS
Opportunity for Early Service In
France One Of the Inducements
Offered.

Don't walk to Berlin-ride with tho
tanks" is the slogan in a new drive
just started in New York city At the
United States recruiting station. 41d
street and 9Th avenue. for 1000 men
for the United States Tank Corps.
The men accepted into tho Tank
Corps have an unusual opportunity to
see active service moro quickly than in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

are sought: Truck drivers. auto truck
drivers, motor cycle drivers. auto en-
gineer mechanics ignition expertA
blacksmiths gas acetylene welderA.
bench machinists lathe hands. teles
graph or radio operators. cooks. stenog.
raphers. stenographers and typista.. In
addition to the above tradeA q large
number OF high-class men of meohan-
ioal trend are required as machine gun
mechanics and operators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

Charles Dietz jr.. sales manager of
the Neumeyer Motor Company, has hit
upon a novel idea to help do away with
one of the minor annoyances which SO
often befall those in charge of over
land "driveaways" from tho factories
to the dealers It appears that quite
often farmer driving his team will
invariably return to the middle Of the
road after drawing aside to let one
motor car pass which causes not a lit
tie delay, and some hot words from
those in charge of the other cars of
tho fleet, who have to wait for him to
give them clear sailing. Mr.. Dietz,
after going through the experience
once, while bringing fleet of Mitchell
cars to the city, decided on his next
trip to have large cards reading can
other car coming attached to every
car in the fleet except the card on the
rear car. which read This is the last
one. Many thanks" He tried the
scheme on his last trip from the fac
tory and claims that 1t worked to per
lection.
brains, nerve and good health, all of
which are not to be found in other
AiihAS' 10 hSihS LII lHC great war, arc
what will win for our boys in the end
was paragraph in a letter Samuel Lut-
trell. president of the Luttrell Company,
Packard car distributors, received from
Capt +. T. Robinson. Q. NJ. U. S. R., who
left the Packard Company in this city
to join the colors. Young Robinson has
seen quite little fighting over there,
as his letter to Mr.. Luttrell tells.
A letter has just been received from
Monte Sohn. associate editor of Motor
Life, in which he states that quite an
elaborate edition of the Blue book for
motorists is now being put on the mar
ket. This very valuable guide to tour
lists will be in eleven special volumes,
each covering certain territories. That
the work Of the pathfinding crews, map
and data men has been most thorough
is apparent from the description given
in Mr.. Sohn's letter.