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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06
IMPORTANT RED CROSS POST.
ERS,

The attention of the public is call
ed to the Red Cross posters now con-
spicuously displayed in the various
stores and public buildings of the
city.
The poster, issued by the Bureau
of Prisoners Relief, A. R. c., tells
in detail how to send mail, money
and parcels to prisoners in Germany
and Austria. 1t is most important
that directions therein given be care
fully observed.
Another poster emphasizes the
care which the American Red Cross
is devoting TO the families of our
men. Read its splendid record Of
service for those at home.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr.. T. F. Lamb, member of the
firm of Peck and Lamb, deserves
much credit Tor the four beautiful
Fourth Liberty Bond advertisements
placed over the city. One is near
the NJ. and 0. depot, one near the
Southern depot and two others in
different parts of the city.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Wills and
children, Mrs. Ethel Clark, Mrs. Lii
lie Fielder and little daughter, Miss
Mildred Lucille, of Loveland, Ohio,
are the guests of Mr.. Jerome Slid
more and Mr. A. B. Myrick at their
homes in the prairie. They made
the trip in a Studebsker.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr.. J. B. Shaw has purchased a
store at Steens, and viii conduct q
branch establishment at that place
Mr.. Shaw has a large store near the
M. and 0. depot in this city, and the
place at Steens win be operated in
connection with that establishment
being in charge Of competent man
ager.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Official announcement Is made
that the embryonic aviators in train
ing at Tayne field, near West Point,
are to be equipped with army rifles
and that infantry drills will begin
at an esrly date.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

NOTICE-Have opened branch
grocery business at Steens, where
expect to give to people of that viein,
ity, Columbus prices. General lins
Of groceries, seeds, etc. Have pur
ehilssd the old odom building, J 2
Shaw.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr. p. NJ. White, formerly Of this
city, but now of molly Springs, Is
seriously Ill in the st. Joseph Hos
pital in Memphis, suffering with
typhoid fever. His many friends
hope " learn II his recovery Il ar
early date.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr.. j. T. Parrish, who is wen
known in Columbus, and who for =
past month has been holding posi-
ton at Weaver and Harrington's
DRUG Store, will tomorrow take MS
former place at Donoghue, Dee and
Company, which he held for nam-
Der of years.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06
SERVICE POSTPONED.

Rally Day services which we're to
be held at the First Methodist Sun
day school, have been postponed on
account Of influenza until after the
first Sunday after quarantine has
been raised.
A. H. PEGUES.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Through their capable representa-
tive, Mr.. j. B. Love, the Gulf Re-
fining Company has purchased $500
worth of Liberty Bonds in this city.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06
CABIN BURNS.

A negro cabin, located on Fourth
avenue, South, was destroyed by fir
about nine o'clock Friday evening.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1918-10-06

Mr. ]. B. Tolieson's many friends
regret to learn OF ms illness the past
two weeks.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Noam nnb Hufcfcllcr.

@cnn Ioam icit icincr GridaiiunG
bis jest gclcbt uuo jcocn @crfto9 &c.
arbcitct bate, mo lpcnn or fiir icinC
Nrbcit ocn bnbcn Scbn bon 500 pre-
Gag obcr $4,000 I'M Sabr crbnItcr
bate. II. mclln or oil icin @clb alti9c.
iport hattie, mGrc or Damn lppbl rel.
der, ais Hodcicllcr? @aS hcnfit OH?
Hodcfcller hGttc imnrcr nod finn
Dial 10 picl oils Ioom! Is iino ct
ma 5000 Sabre lett Der Grihofiung
Mbams Nubin. I'm ncbcn Hndcfellcr
ItcbCn 81 fonncn, milBtc Nonm nod
minoeItcns $4,000 Sabre lang icinc
quite Stcllc, bic Inn $4,000 bns
SSSobr brinat, bcbnltcn llnb lpcitcr ar.
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
3nm II Sabr.

@ieoer einmnl enthletet olc Salt
rorrlllrmcr ser 0eutihen Saus'roil,
in WiInaufec, @iS., berausgegebell,
ben 2eIern cincn @rub gum neicll
Sabr, uno Der iebr piclicitige Snbalt
Der gtummcr ltellt ben 2clern rcd)t
eenubrcide llnterbalting in Irslitt.
9as Seft bietet cine Silue 9lten &c
ieItoffes fir iebcs Mit9lico Der SAINT
lie. SSSn ser Serie Der amerifanllher
Reiiebricfe bon @iIbelm 6. Gamble
fiibrt uns Der bcIiebte 8erfaiicr untcr
Die SSnoianer in @ri5ona uno idlilbcrt
bodit ~intcrciiont feline @rlebniiie.
Serner entbGlt Die Summer elm mci'
teres Gopitcl aus Der @eihiftc Imca
rifos bon Or. Zimmerman, cine Mh.
banoIune iiber bic 3ltbcrcitung Der
5elle gum Iclamcrf bon Or. 6. gooc,
uno sic S6il0crung elmer 6obrt an
Oen 3uderbiltbcre in 9roiilien.
In Gr5Gblltn0cn iino 81 ncnrcl,:
rSrau grifas Sieg," bon Scboa bon
S6nio; o0ie Icrbiinbetcn" bon
2ouiie Sdul5c.9rild, u1o cin lprltr.
rcr gbid)nitt 0eS nit groBcm @clInIl
oufgcnomnllenen HornarlS: D6rolI
Scnlpels Sodtcr," bon Slice 9crcno.
Sh0nc 9ilocr aus gcgcnmGrtlgcr
3cit ltno itimmlngspoIlc @coidtc
iino ebcnfaas porgclebcn. GicSumpr.
ede, iopie onmu,tige @eid)idtcn lnS
Spiele fir bic Gleincn gelpdbrcn I'm.
terbaIt,,ng fir Sung unb Silt.
CAB aud Der Wobcn' uno Sono'
arbeitenteil ipieber cine grobe Il,s'
mabI Der nel,eiten uno 5iuedmGbigltcr
gorlaecn at aleiocrn fir Grwadienc
ltno &ln0er, Iofple @egenlfan0e gum
Sdmuf oes Souies uno Der SoiIcttC
cntbGlt, beoarf nobl faum Der @r
mGbnung. 8iele 8infe fir fporiamC
@irtidaftfiibrung neroen in bieicr
i6peren Belt Sen 2eiern gefuib mill
fommen fem, benn icbe CUTE Sans
frou mofte Bel allerS poriomfcit bod
einen m0slidit abDedslungsreiher
Gid fiibren, l,no 90 fommen Grfab'
rungen onocrcr Saisfroucn Itets feb,
geIegen.
Son groBem 8ert fir ale WSitlcIct
crlueiien iit Die GbteiIuneen: @rbc.
tene Resepte iinb Ratidldge uni
Sous uno Serb, Inn un~tereinonber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
2oiuer 2ittle Berger.

@oltcr |ollcrticn unb Gomllno
9arncr iino lcbtc ISOLDE mieoer bon
2crtorl, Nchr. 5llriidgcfebrt.
Infer Sdrul 9oarb belt letter
Treitog Ibcnb icinc r%c9clroBi9c
Gerionmllng nb.
Scrr @cnnctt bonn ltootlihcn Idcr'
boll . Scportement miro inns III nod
tier i3eit micbcr eincn @ciif abItot.
ten unb einen Sortrog iiber Sieb5lifi
,no beionbcrs Die Organization bon
ioo. &Glbcr- Clubs bulten.
9us acknowledgements in hn'c'
rer Sdulc maj gut bciidt uno red)i
ihon.
Inbrcfp, scr Sobn bes Scnrp &ocl
Ter lit ernitlid crfranft unb boffcr
mir bnb mir balo geiierltng melocr
fonncn.
llnierc Wltiifcr periammelten lid
lesten Spnntog I'M Seim bcs @rnir
Mllnbwiller, mo iie bieiem balfen Der
@ebilrtstag at feiern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
u b II b.

Sale Gcgticr bon ct. 2ouis mn
SRI. Settle Scbnion bon &oicbllf
murbcn ont "a. 9c5cmbcr in Ct
2ouis actrollt. Die @roilt lit cine
Sdnpcitcr Der Sroil $. ". &oIcd, bon
Mpiebuo rnb Sodtcr bcs ncrit. Or
Sobnion bon @crnIb.
Soiepb @ebnlcDer bon st. Spuls
mar mGbrcno Den Seicrtogcn bier on
9eild) bel icincn gltern.
Gas foltc @etter ,uno Manacl AZ
Giicnbobnluogell, bat 5llr Sol9e &C
babt bob Die @rbeitcn in Den Sire
Clan Wincn eingeitclIt meroen mub
ten.
0ie Splpcltcr Inoahtcn in >c1
lutbcriiden STRIDE iowobl ais IN oeI
81. u. STRIDE maren icbr 5ablreidl be
illd)t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
2ippertbal nnS 1tmaegenb.

Srao Siemonn uno Satin bon
ct. 2puis hefinben iid ieit mebrerer
Saaen bier ouf 9eiiif bel ibren Scr
panbten, @m. @ntbes unb @ottin.
Ilbert Scttcrcr unb @m. Seiie be,
il,d)ten leste ISOLDE Sernonbte NM
Srei,nbc in Rnriboll, Saline Gountp.
Die Sirit Greet telephone 60. bicli
lesten Srcitne ibre iGbrlide Ser
iammlllng ab uno erpGblte idmrlt'
lihc Der bisberigen 9eamten allf Gil,
ipeiteres Sabr nGmlid: @m. 9libl'
miami, IrGiioent; Geo. @eber, Sefrc'
TOR; Sobn s. Bauer, Sdasmeiitcr
i,no Conrad RobenalI, Ranager.
hilbert Soeidel befinoet iih auf Der
&ranfenIiite unb piinihcn mir ibnl
balbise 9eiierung.
Gbpin @eber, meIfer ieit lestenl
Sriibjabre in Smobo, Nebr., beid)1f.
'tiet 1T. fam lesten Somstog 5uriid
Inn ieinen gltern, Gbus. e@eber rno
@attin unb anberen @ermanbten Ell.
men geiu6 ob5uitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Treitas, ben 4. Sanuar, 1918.
8itteub 9.

Die Serren Sulius @reunfe, &arl
2ettmann uno Sreb Soenenlarn lpel'
DIE oieien Sommcr in Nebrasfa aut
Der Sarm 8eidGftiet.ng batten, febr.
ten leste ISOLDE mad Sauie wolelbit
iie oielen 8inter bleiben neroen.
Gatie gbfer bon ct. 2ouis mar
pabreno Der Seiertage bier bel ibren
@ltern gum .9eiud nno reilte ont
Wtontog mieoer nod ct. Souis nm
bort gu bleiben.
s(rtbur Gneelbredt, bon elmblrlt
Sssllinois, mar sur Sreuoe ieiner 81.
tern mGbrenb Der Seicrtage bier art
8eiuh. gr febrte an1 Wittipob 5u'
rid UNI iein Stubium wieocr auf5u.
nebmen.
Inner Sreuno Seinri6 8ollbrint
befinbet iid felt etliben Sagen allf
Der &%ranfenliite. 8ir wilnidcn ibnl
redt baloige 8eiierung.
I,lgult 9aie unb @attin bon "a.
fapette County, Elm Sdmiegerlobn oes
Serrn 8n1. @itte, maren bier Inn ii.
rem pieIen Serpanbten unb Srel,noel
einen 8eil,h ab5uitatten.
am eriten Sanllar biclt Die bieiise
ebanseliide @emeinoe ocs Eoltor
9itel lire jabrlide Geriamnnlute ab.
Nls aeltelten wuroen erpablt Seln-
rid 9rebe uno 81. 8itte. Ser alte
8orltano mllrbe ipiebererpublt. Us
puroe bei6loiien oieies Sabr I'M all-
quit Elm Wiilionsfeit 81 feiern. Als
&ir6enoiener ml,rbe 8ilbelm 8afer'
banner ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
u b II u. 1.

Srls. Ilpina rnb 2cna 9clcmunl
mcltc rcip. in Totsbam mo 6lrlt
Greet ais 2cbrcrinncn on9cltellt inn,
perlebtcn Die @cibnad)ts d. Sclcrtn9e
hicr bel ihrcr Mlttcr. Srol NJ. NcIr.
mann.
2eslic @ucfcr uno @nttin lpclhe
ilbcr @eiDnadten bier bel Scrrn
Slicfcr's SHUTTER mnrcll, rcllten olc'c
| @ofc micbcr nod ct. 2puis 5ltrilf.
fSrou &arrp Nilcu fcbrte lcetcll
Sreitag nod cincnl Scludc bel lbrcr
Mlttcr, tSral W. @cicnlann, iplcocr
nud ct. 2ouiS IN ibr &cim 5ltrild.
Srit Sclping iii hltrd eincn AnTall
bon 2ungcncnt5ilnhlrng ans @ctt &c
~feiielt.
Ben 9rinfncpcr unb @attln Don
ct. 2ouis meilen %gegenhuurtig bier
aui 9eiud bel ibren Scrlpanbtcn Geo.
unb @n,. Rube.
ISM. &appelnlonl bate ncllIid) oas
llngliid gu fallen uno bic Sdltltcr 81
perrenfcn.
Srco Sdwcppc unh Iod)tcr bon
9tcbrasfa mar leste sSohc bier allT
9eiud bel ieinem 9rubcr @illianl
Sdpeppc If. ionic bel Sermanotrl
in Der Barren Sort gtad)baridaft.
@onaro Sable bon nabc Smiss be-
indte mdbreno Der 6elcrtaac Der
monotc uno 9cfonnte an Der Barren
Sort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
9 10 s.

Gbmiu nno Otto S6ol,nlburg,
melde mGbrenb ocm pergangellcn
Sobre bel @ellinetou, Mo. bciddf-
tiet marer, iinb lettc ISOLDE mlcoer
in bic Scimatb bicriclbit 5urildge"
fcbrt Inn sic Seicrtag bel Den eltern
uno 9cfunntcn 81 perlcbcn.
Sliper @aebler mar lebte Wod)c
bier al,f 9eil,6 bel ieinen eltern,
9aufmann S. 9. Gacbler nno @at'
tin.
SRI. Carrie @al5 reiite lestc ISOLDE
nod 0cbrasfa Gitp, mo tic mebrere
1onate bel @ermanbtcn pcrpeilen
piro.
SRI. 2iasie Moedli befanb iid lcbtc
ISOLDE beiu1smeiic in ct. 2ol,is.
Mug. Wtoedll, bon Wttllncapolls'
Wtinn., mar Ieste ISOLDE bier bel lei
men @nseborigen ar,f 9cilf nnb rel.
ite bieie 8obe naf aanias Gitp I'M
ieinen bort mobnbaften SbipeItern ei,
nen 9eiud ab5uitatten.
SRI. Sba Moedli, melde I'M Soppc
SiItrift als 2ebrerin tbGtig lit, ipar
iiber Die Seiertage bier bel ibren 81
term.
SRI. Slorence Goerflinscr rcllte
lesten Mittpob nad Columbia, Wto.
no iie 9eidGitieung angenon1nlet'
bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
Anfrihhs.

Rann (ber feline Sdrift beurteiIen
lieb: 81, Ell. mos Der @rapbologe al
les bon mir i&reibt, - nettes Be.
fen, - fpubte bisber nod ear nidt,
bob id elm nettes Beien BETTE.
Sral: Sd aud ni&tl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

ollcrIci @rprobtes fir ben SausboIt
ors5utauiden. auh Der 8rieffaitcn
unb Ole Rubrif: Ser ilidt 8erfpano'
tc II. gefannte," troaen ba5rt bel, oas
@Iott ocn 2eicrn u%nentbcprIih 81
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
F., J. koeIIer,
sdmieo II. @agenma6el
Sermann, Mo.

SD ipcrbc bcitrebt icin nur Die
beIten arbeitcn II. @narcn 5u liefern.
Sd babe Iange grfnbritng I'M Eferoe'
beidlagen iopobl mie I'M S6mieoe'
unb @oaenbonoperf.
Sarmpagen, 9uggies. Raniir'
Spreabers unb Sarm.R aidinen an
Sanb ober auf geitelIitng 81 giiniti'
gen gebingungen rnh at onnehmba'
rem Breiien geliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04

y Oas 9olfsblott follte in feiner
ocuti6en Samilie in @asconabe
County feblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-04
@raf Yriutins &c., @erausseber.
Scrmann, @o.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06
GOODRICH COMPANY
BUYSCHANDLERCA CAR
FOR TESTING TIRES

"The meaning OF the word service
surely IL explained and its use justi-
fed in connection with the perform
ance OF Chandler cars" says Chester
Warrington, OF the Warrington Motor
Car Company, local Chandler dis
tributor.
"A four-passenger roadster pur-
chased BY the B. F. Goodrich Com
pany. Akron. Ohio, that has been used
for about eight months as a tire
testing car, Is conclusive evidence OF
Chandler stamina And tire-testing
crews are not noted. either, for any
thing like gentle handling Of q car;
In fact, the very nature Of their work
demands rough usage OF the car.
with above 5000 miles recorded
on the speedometer and a tire aver
age OF more than 1000 miles, II II
good proof Of the service merits OF
the Chandler six. and just because
this Chandler roadster has shown
such excellent performances. the Good
rich company has purchased and
taken delivery OF another Chandler
roadster. also for tire-testing duty.
There are vital reasons, certainly.
why Chandler cars give the service
they do" continued Mr.. Warrington
"The motor is the dominant feature Of
the Chandler car. OF course. Owners
have named It the marvellous motor.
but the Chandler Is not simply q
motor with q car built around Il. The
complete harmony Of the whole car
impresses even the casual observer
The motor IL mounted on q splendid
chassis, and on this chassis the pur-
chaser may have the choice Of an
equally fne body in a number OF vari-
Gus hne types
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06
STANDARD TRUCK
/. COST SYSTEM IS
AID TO OWNERS

Since the packard Motor Car Com
pany announced its $4,000 truck eff
fcieney test in an effort to aid the
Highways Transport Committee by
bringing about better trucking. II has
received many letters asking why It
selected the National Standard Truck
Cost System as the basis for COM
parsons between the trucks entered.
"The answer is simple and con-
vincing," says r z. Chamberlain.
Packard factory truck sales manager.
First, this system is the result OF
the experiences OF owners operating
every well-known make OF truck IN
all parts OF the country. 1t embodies
all the best OF their experiences. and.
therefore, cannot help but bring
about better trucking for those who
adopt II.
second, the system II an absolute
~ unbiased one; that is, It IL not
gotten out by any one truck maker
or by men favoring q certain make
Of truck. All the leading truck
makers are behind It. They have
combined their experiences with those
Of the owners.
'"The third and most important rea-
son Of all Is that because OF its un-
biased origin. this system, II prop
erly kept, will give to the truck own
er or prospective buyer . true pic
ture of what any make Of truck can
do under certain conditions. II the
owner wants to fnc out what his
trucks are doing as compared with
what other makes OF trucks are do
ing in the same business, all he has
to do Il 60 to- another owner operat-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06
USE Of PNEUMATIC
TIRES WOULD SPEED
Up ARMY TRUCKS

An armored motor truck, equipped
with pneumatic cord tires, in a test
to demonstrate the practicability of
back and forth in machine gun fire
nineteen times before one OF the
tires was punctured by q bullet.
The test was made by the Gen.
eral Tire and Rubber Company of
Akron, Ohio. One Of the remark
able features OF the demonstration
was that the tires were hit 100 times
by bullets which glanced off, but did
not puncture. The result fully sat
isfied observers that it was most
difficult TO puncture pneumatic tires
in motion with machine gun bullets.
and that trucks so equipped could
be operated in the war zone with as
little danger Of tire trouble as trucks
with solid tires.
ADVANTAGE Of Tire.
The advantages OF large size pneu-
matte cord tires for army trucks,
and for trucks for ordinary CONNER
cial purposes, are:
First-Speed. Trucks equipped
with pneumatic cord tires can be
operated, on good roads, at 50 to 40
miles an hour, and can maintain an
average OF 20 miles an hour, while
the maximum speed possible with
solid tire equipment is 10 miles an
hour.
Second-Conserving the roads.
Pneumatic tire equipped trucks do
little damage to roads, while solid
tires, which can be used only on the
best roads, are very destructive to
the roads
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06

pounds OF dead weight IN the wheels,
axles, frame and body can be elimi-
mated by the use OF pneumatic tires.
On account of the vibration result
ing from the use OF solid tires all
these parts have to be very heavy.
Fourth-Saving of gasolene and
increase in operating efficiency. The
elimination Of unnecessary weight
not only saves roads, but greatly re-
duces the gasolene consumption, and
will reduce the amount Of time for
the trucks in repair shops by at least
so per cent
Would Triple Speed.
+ Trucks equipped with pneumatic
cord tires could be operated, in the
war zone. at three times the speed OF
trucks equipped with solid tires.
Machine-gun companies and soldiers
OF all classes could be moved quick
ly in trucks with cord tires. and
with a much greater degree OF COM
fort. Army supplies could be moved
at least $50 miles a day vita trucks
so equipped.
In case OF puncture, the cord tires
could be removed and replaced in ex-
actly the same manner as tires on
the everyday automobile. But to prop
erly apply a solid tire, a large size
hydraulic or oil press is required.
In a word, pneumatic cord tires are
cheaper to use, they increase the eff
ficiency OF the truck, and meet the
crying need OF the hour for speed.
Their adoption by the Government for
war purposes would materially aid
in speeding up the entirely military
program. especially with respect TO
moving supplies from point OF fabri-
cation in the United States to the sea-
coast. and from point Of landing in
France to the battlenelds, hospitals,
supply depots, and training caomps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06
KNIGHT OF SKIES
LEFT MONEY FOR
TOAST TO VICTORY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY N
FRANCE. June 10. tBy MaiLl-This
Is the story OF a man who was born
TO be q king. In his way he was one,
and he died as . knight Of chivalrous
days should die.
He did everything as he considered
Il ought to be done, on a knightly
scale.
He was an aviator. because an
ators are the knights OF the army.
He was q lighting aviator because
they play the dramatic, romantie.
gallantest part OF aviation.
It was no cheap chivalry this uaan
had He lived beyond all that was
sordid. and his comrades admired his
ability. They believed In him a. h
believed In himself
One day In a night high. high abovs
the clouds. he was wounded. He had
been protecting an observer. and
despite his wound he stayed on the
patrol until Il finished. Coming back
home he tainted. and his machine
crashed near the aviation neld.
His story does not and here, Be
cause he was born to do things e.
knights do them. They buried him
as q knight Of the air should Be
buried.
Then they gathered together hIs
possessions 70 send them 20 hia
mother in America Among them they
found an envelope, q cheek and thla
note:
Comrades. died lighting Aad i
am satisfied.
Enclosed f. . check TO pay ny
debts and buy you each . bottle Of
champagne.
Drink q toast to victory ana
sweep the Germans from the skieA
Here's to you"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06

~ Well 1hTOW Up His Hands and Call for Help

ing under the National system and
get his picture.
THE man who never has owned a
truck can go to a number OF men in
his line OF business and md out
from them, provided they use the
National system, how much It costs
to operate their trucks. which stand
up the best. and all other favorable
or unfavorable elements.
Universal adoption Of the National
Standard Truck Cost System will
greatly simplify truck buying. It
Will eliminate much OF the element
OF chance, and certainly will separate
the sheep from the goats. 1t Is a
protection that no owner or buyer
should overlook"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-06

any only have to hold
its share of the weight of the vehicle wheels
twisting.
There are two basic types of rear axle the
hand the live axle does
turn or at least parts of it do At the present
eay universal passenger The dead axle used
only employing double chain drive and this today means only
TO the rights of the matter must subdivids axles still
This is done By chasing them as aOa1g s @ n
to gearing BY Of which they transmit the the wheels
hollow bah the with tubes projecting from it In the hS
project being housed n the tube;
When Ostng and qua ter floating W. we
of the weight Of the car; merely drives small
Of tOnal In this the wheel bearings on the
type axle removed without
The ha. the bearings inside the tube and tn;
taking tOrsiSna It not to take out the axle shafts
thTee-quarter floating axle wheel bearings the
outside Of the the tube like the n0 Loaf but made
called of the load just the semi
power wheels range choice
and double eha In car design only the Straight spiral
latter aed b only single The spa pre
ably the favO today because Of its general efficiency and its superior
guarded against principally
twisted out Of true Bearings may be crushed The gears Of
unit may be thrown out Of alignment
s s mu be g up to Gsss sos. At Sas ).
flushed with and then refd with fresh oil Also be
that oil is used and
much oil installed this unit
work its through the axle tubes the brake mechanism and
where trouble
cured BY replacing housing
Or possible drill
preventing
the housing that the worry
Of course bkage the axle assembly will not be repaired
fabrication how perfect teeth Of the
break chip and the pieces get into the turning mechanism and do
the
5 sh the ne p @ % Pa % nst qiS tn.
The only help in this reagnmen
is a the a the
carefully fabricated at
turno on the tubes.
When to the work of the
that trouble The remarkable thing
for long usually does Whenever the axle begins
Of alignment have become
that the Unless
really skilled
beyond him. About the thing
plenty Of fabrication of the
this is done the will be surprised by the
he will out of really welconstructed modern