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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
LISBON NEWS.

Lisbon. March 2t.-Farm work has
been stopped for the last week on ac-
count of rain, which we needed very
much, from the fact that the ground
was getting hard and the wheat and
oats were needing it. You can see
quite change in the grain for the
last few days, and we hope that the
season will continue, as that means
much when it comes to getting Il fair
yield.
Everything is high and with high
prices labor is out Of sight and not
very good at that; but we have TO take
everything into consideration. and
looh forward to better future. And
VIC want to say right now. that every
Individual just as well make up his
mind that each one Of us has great
work before us We tell YOU readers
OF The Advertiser. that we are over
thc draft age. but when We read about
the Germans treatment Of the Belgian
ana French womcn, the blood in our
vc,rs gets hot and VIC stand ready at
any hour to do anything that we can
10 nih the Cn;cd states and her allies.
on. whole makeup is in this War.
ana we want 10 DO sometime; os II
VIII not be so hard on the other fellow.
We went down to Cross lIill a few
days back, ana we could readily see
Why the Gross Hill people or 50 few
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
CONTRACTS NOT APPROVED.

The food administration announces
that they do ont approve OF the con-
tracts that supply wheat without sub
stitutcs, and that the promise TO buy
substitutes should not be accepted, but
that they should actually be bought.
If there arc any sections in the
state that arc not supplied with flour.
The food administration may be able
TO supply an ovcr-plus OF flour where
there is Il dcarth Of il.
IN the same way communities that
arc not supplied with Irish potatoes at
a reasonable price can be put in touch
with wholesale dealers who can sup
ply them at $3.50 to $3.50 per hundred
weight f. o. b. Columbia, or $500 to
$3.75 per bag Of one hundred and fifty
ipOundS. upon request
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY TT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets thick,
wavy, strong and beautiful.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy,
abundant and appears as soft, lustrous
and beautiful as young girls after
"Danderine hair cleanse" Just try
this-moistenI cloth with little
lDanderinc ;hd carefully draw it
through youT hair, taking ono small
strand at fine. This will cleanse
the hair of dist, dirt and. excessive oil
and in iliust}h few moMents you have
doubled tho beauty ofyour hair.
Besides bcautif%ifig the hair at once,
Danderinc dEspfves every particle OF
dandrun; cleanscs, purilics and in
vigoratcs the scalp, forever stopping
itching and falling hair
But what will please you most will
be after few weeks use when you
will actually sec new hair-tinc and
downy at iirst--ycS--bu really new
hair growing all over the scalp If
YOU care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of it, surely set a small bottle Of
knowltonS Danderinc from any drug
gist or toilet counter for a few cents
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
MOTHER! GIVE CHILD
"SYRUP OF FIGS" If
TONGUE IS COATED
Ii cross, fevcrisll, sick, bilious, clean
little liver and bowels. :.

little liver ana DOWelS. -
Children love this fruit laxative,
and nothing else clcanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely
A child simply will not stop play
ing to empty the bowels, and the result
is. they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, Stomach
SOUR, then your little one becomes
cross. half-sick, fcverish, don't cat
sleep or or act naturally, breath IS
bad, system full of cold, has sore
throat. stomach-achc or dialrhoca. lIls-
ten. Mothers! See il fiongue IS coated
then give A teaspootiful Of California
Syrup of f'igs.Arnd in a few hours al
The consfipRfhd waste. sour Diic ana
undigcst cTood passes out OF the SyS-
tenn, and YOU have well. playtnl chilo
again.
Millions Of mothers give 'Cali1ornia
Syrup Of Figs. because it is pcricctl!
harmless; children love it and It never
fails to act on the stomach, liver ana
bowels. \
Ask your druggist for bottle OF ,
I"CaliCornia Syrup Of Figs" which haSS
full directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grownAups plainly
printed en- Tic bottle. Beware OF coun-
tcrfcits sold here. Get the genuine,
made by "Calfornia Fig Syrup Com
pany" Refuse any other kind with
contempt. {
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
CROSS HILL NEWS.


Cross Hill, March 25.-During the
last two weeks the two millinery
stores have been quite busy with the
spring openings. Last week the mil
lincry department Of Lcaman e Co.,
under the management Of Mrs. j. G.
Carter, presented their display of
headwear on Friday and Saturday.
The week before the opening was at
tracing the crowds to the ladies store
Of the Misses Rudd. These are inter-
esting days for the ladies when all
get out to see the new styles and make
an early choice.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. L. Crouch, who
are in the missionary work in North
ern Africa, reached Cross Hill Thurs
day and are now with the latters par,
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Austin. They
are III this country FOR Il while be-
cause Of Mr.. Crouch's failing health.
They left Egypt sometime in Novcm-
bcr and came by way of China, Japan,
and across tho Pacific to avoid the
dangers Of the abominablc submarines.
Lieut.. Hugh II. Fuller who was
married here last Wednesday morning
to Miss Blanche Pinson, has returned
With his bride to Camp Bcaurcgard,
Alexander, la, where he reported for
duty this morning. They carry with
them the congratulations of many
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27

made a flying trip to Williamson last
Sunday
Miss Corrie Moore is retired pu-
pil of Mt Bethel school.
There will be preaching at Mt'
Bethel church on the fifth Sunday at
1880 a. III.
Mr.. A. X. Hughes child, which mas
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, IS
improving.
The farmers are anxious to begin
planting corn-the moon fulls Oh the
9th.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27

burg bar, was down a few days back,
on business.
Mrs. Eliza Fuller is able to be up
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. A. Ballew spent
today with Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Whar-
ton and children, Of Cross HILL They
state that Mr.. Wharton is a very sick
man. We trust that his life will be
for years to come.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27

with her little son, visited her sister,
Mrs. w. E. Griffin, several days last
week
Miss JAMIE Griffin, who is teaching
at Westminster, spent the weekend
with her parents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-03-27
III. Stewart.
s :00-Sermon by j. h. Williams.
Sunday Morning.

II: :00-Sunday School Talk, by Toy a.
Drummond.
ll:15-''lIow Should One Teach the
Sunday School Lesson? Il. b. Riddle
and J. r. Williams.
l1:30-MisSionary Sermon. Geo. l..
Hopkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
ALLIES MAKE LIFE
MISERABLE FOR HUN
ON WESTERN FRONT
(Ry Associated Press

DOTH the French and the British continued yes
l. tcrday and last night their recently adopted pro-
gram OF proddng the Germans at various points
along the Franco Belgian line, capturing vantage
point here and there and harassng the enemy while
the preparations for the resumption of his off ensve
under way.
The French hit the line in local attacks at two sep
man salient, which projects down to the Marine
from Aisne They gained ground in each attack
and took prisoners and machine guns.
The most pronounced gain effected by Gen
eral Petan troops just above the point where their
line Joins the American sector northwest ot Belleau
wood They advanced here south of Passy-En-Va-
lois and carried their line forward so that it
runs east of the ChezyVinly railroad. In addition
they held firmly to the ground gained the night
previous Just to the north in the region OF Mosloy
fighting off two German attacks.
Southwest Of Soissons, where the brilliant stroke
of last week placed the French in a strong position
on the important Laversine plateau they moved
ahead again in the center of their line gaining
ground by the capture of Astrong point, north OF
Cutry
In all the French took some 200 prisoners in these
actions.
The British stroke, which was also local opera
ton was we'll toward the southern end OF their line
Just above Albert, north Of the Somme river. An
Improvement in the British positions effected
here and machine guns and prisoners tell into their
hands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
President Recommends Such Au.
thorizations to Congress Effort
to Be Made to Put Through Leg
iy,ation This Week,
IMPENDING TELEGRAPHERs
STRIKE TO HASTEN ACTION
Senator From Texas Introduces a
Resolution Which Is Identical
to One Already Pending in Low
er House.


Washington. 5ulN Government
control suI operation oi tuc uatous 3
tcI,euun and t,irphon, systems was
recommended 20 congress toll> h>
Prcsidcut Wilson.
n nc ncr of au IMPENDING strike
OF union operators employed by the
Western Union company, an effort VIII
hc mldc tp pat through before tho re-
,cH OF congress TINS week pending
l,g.Nntluu empowering the president
20 tuLc o>cr tho systems.
Members ct congress said today that
the attorney general hUi advised tho
president that ho is without authority
undcr existing law To take ovor tho
lines aud that 1t necessity for action
uros, with congress boo recess he would
ho without power tp act
Tho presidents yf,vs were oommu-
rira',I m hrrf note endorsing the
LEGISLATION but making mo- reference
20 the strike of western Union opcr-
a'ors called for July IS h the Com
mcrr.W T'loaraphcrs' union ait'r the
Western Union had refused 10 abide
h, rulings or the war labor board on
M, discbarr, of union operators
\ resolution authorizing the pro"i
don't 10 uko over the limos probably
win hc reported rNorahly hy the cont
mittcc this afternoon.
Icttcra of approval also wcro sent
%, Secretaries Daniels ana Baker and
Postmaster General Eurl,sou WHO'S,
Opinions had boon sought hy niorsttta
arJ foreign commerce committee.
senator shepard oI TcNas today in
trodurod "a resolution, identical 10 that
pending n the house - was referred
io tlr military committee.
N,rou ou the resolution was de-
f,rr,d until tomorrow hy tloh ous'
committee and chairman SIMS uNlt''
Secretaries Baker aud Daniels am,
Postmaster Grnoul Eurlrsuu to ap
p,er thcu aud further explain thtu
NI,V"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
"CHIC!"

That's what every woman wants 10 hr.
Aud that, whar Fashions for Americans which
Suc Of the departments of the E,criug Il~ad'N
DoiIG Uo0o.io, Poq', will enable her 10 he
Economy. compelling simplicity, and da~hiue
the characteristics ot The HcraldS daily fashions ll
following them. Nonau can make her dollar ,cld her
one hundred cents of style
Ladies' You these Il Nlrs every working day ol
the week if YOU tell your mcn.rokS how important his
feature is To Your drr>s.c-and to their pockchook>
PhOHo 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

TN. admiralty announcement ftl-
lows
About 1880 o'clock or June %,
|iG miles southwest OF Fastnot the
hospital ship I.lundovety Castle was
torpodocd by au enemy submarine and
SINK iu about ten minutes, She was
homcWard bound from Canada and
therefore thcrc were no sick or wound
"a ou board bu' her crew consisted of
lsi officers and men, and she carried
so Canadian army medicals and II fc-
mlIc nurses.
.Of TINS total %, -bs only one boat
containing g survivors, has 50 far
reached port search is SIM being
m.a, and there s bare possibility
h1s others may set be found
~ .s 90 hc noted that NJ 'his aa
.uH,sI 900 rll other Instances 'he Ger
mln submarine had PERFECT rght 10
.tor and search the hospital snip un.
dor tho Hague convention, but she
preferred To- torpedo the LlandoVery
Castle
The ilardoscry Casile was hes
tu,. .rotH and Wa built az Glasgow in
H.f TIN, vessel was 500 feet long,
ra sc, beam and 81 fee, deep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
ENEMY SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH HOSPITAL SHIP;
HAD 258 PERSONS ABOARD

London, July "a Tcutou submarine sank the British nos
t ship Laudocry Castle lG miles southwest of Fastnet
June -. the British admiralty announced today
The IHudoycry Castle h0mcward bound from Canada
She carried 25S persons This total included eighty Canadian
army medical corps men and fourteen female nurses
one containing twcyiour survivors 81 far has reached
lOlt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
NNiIIIINN LEAGUE
New York y; philadelphia =

Sew York ..tt0 no i0l--9 -
Philadelphia roo Oo0 olo )
batteries caldwell and Hannah
GrcgE. adams and NcAvoy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
FALL S AMENDMENT FOR $25OOOO
INDEMNITY TO HEIRS OF BORDER
VICTIMS is ADOPTED IN SENATE
special Dispatca 10 Evening Herald

Washington d. e., JulN The Fall amendment to the army
appropriation Mll providing for appropriation oi s2Iuhuo
o pay legal representatives ol American civilian citizens
p N, lcd the American side hy raids from MeXico,
las fined across border adopted i'm the today
The chances good that the amendment will be retained in
conference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
We Arc Being Robbed
Sunday Work on the Farm

u
WIN the war, making mlim.
tied sacrifices of blood aud trcd.
sure whenever, wherever and
however their government asks
them To; rradJuStlng their entire
daily lives, their appctltcs, their
expenditures, their very occupa
lions, 10 meet war needs the
American people ar" being
robbed.
The robbers are not those who
sacked Louvain, who razcd Licg".
who raviShod Frame" They ar.
not Germans ur AuStrlau>.
They call themselves Americans.
these pirates of profits. Nn doubt
they wave the American hdg ON
every occasion. aud they are sane
timouiou,ly shocked AZ the "uut
RACES of The Hun, They would
rear up with righteous mdigud.
tiou If they were charged with bc.
ing disloyal
Yet here - how the federal
trade commission after month, Of
carcful, pNiustakug. impartial m.
ycstlga,iou describes their mo.
tlycs and actlyItic,
luordna'c greed
Barclnrcd fraud
MauipulaiiuuS of the market
10y the five great packers Ar
mo.r Swift, Morris, Wilson an,
Cudahy cmbrnr" every device
that is useful 10 Thrm without re-.
gard 20 law
These five concerns have mon
opoIiStir control of the meat IL,
dus'ry and are reaching for liA'
domination iu other products.
Rrapprai,"mcurs Of propcr'irs
we're made by great concern,
when II bocamr evident the goN
rrnmrut was about 30 fix prizes
uu basis oi return ON lWrt'-
mont. and salaries, allowances md
expenses were lu many W~iWrN
padded tu show increased cost, pt
conducting bu,lur>,
lp other words American prp.
pie are being robbed Toy q set a.
SNUG. Safc.playing set ot huggill
proiitrcrs. I'm time of peace, pro-
itccring - hIdcou, Iu tmr of war
il i, morally reasonable.
The United States government
through rs trade commission, ha
done well u exposing these mon
stcrs Let rs hope that II will -
farther, and that through rs dr
par,mcut of Justice and us courts
u will punish every violation %
law that can hc proved.
Government ownership of ncco~
slilrS looks particularly attraruN'
when such revolving revelations +"
private cupldiiy arc cNpoScd tn
American people nave lhllh u
their government, with all itS ID
ability to error; but they are tee
ylnniug 10 lose their faith M
great number ui the most power
INF exponent, Of big BUSINESS.
The government will hav" les
difficulty in selling Liberty Bond,
War Savings Stamps auI Sunila
sn,lrrr, ut var revenue, # II 'ld
the nation of private bloodSurkcr
who are sappiug the people s eco
unmic strength q strength ina
should be- used iu fighting the liu
abroad instead of the Hog a
home
.tnI TYgHtT ft ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
.PEARCE RODEY AND
DOROTHY N 'M|LLEN
REPORTED MARRIED
Prominent Young Couple Slip
Away to Los Lunas and Secure
License Socorro Reports Indi
cate They Were Wed at Belen

} pi John \ ~ I.'-Irr pas- 4
tor OF ta, lutH,ru church 90
, E,lyu. married rralrr EodrN
} and purutnE N.NulI'u 90
} E,I,u 70 w.s learned luto to-
, das
} pcErD, Iud,N. 70 young a'-
} turuoy OF Albuquerque" uud
, SON ol Judge E ~ .ud'. "uv
, 10 hr pouccr rrHdorJs of th"
, .It,. ml burrhN M,MIl!,m O.
, prominent Young .ucicN rlri
, uf this rrty Shipped away from
B their friends tnis morning aud
, secured 20 WtIriss, license az
B Los Iuuu- Late reports re-
b rrI,cd from Soourru this after
noon Indicated that tho couple
D Ira nrcn married. az Bclru
y and were speeding 90 El ra.u
. uu train >o. 500 iur thc.r
. honeymoon
& The parents uf both the
. rmup pcuplc r>lpe.erl rutir'
. us.urJuD, of tHr marriage late
. i..r afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
u. S. Asked to
Prevent Strike

Washington, Iuly i-rcNtilc man
nI.rut,rs at Lowell, Mas. today
.k,d h, apartment of labor 10 'r.
tprt,u, 900 q troatened strike of teN
ulo Workers which promises Go rSend
throughoul Massachusetts, aud New
Hampshire. H. J skeffinging, federal
.oucihator al Boston. has been de-
tailed 10 make an investigation.
Washington, July THE war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

II d. ,uit, rEh' and proper q" 81"
farm worh on SUNDAY II mat Sunda'
work ip u.cr-sary Go produce TOO"
,rnps tp help Whtp German Say
IN, ur.l yhurrhe. 80 Indiana &C..
GENTLY iu ..u.r,u.r at Purdue un'-
Ncrsiy
The r,,.ou given t"r this position
~. IN, conviction ut Indiana rural
uinist,iu that GERMANY t- the worst
ru,uy of civilization nud 81 cNtiN
churrh uf civilization ot az 'lisIon
cv,r,vh,Ir. that Is worthy the name
Of rrlriuu that tu' Nlnt"rS "i the
harh,rnu, Huns would hc W'idlN
IA, victor, ui the dcvl aud ih"
triumph uf that pagan m"he'I"s'N
created u, the kaiser saNas" ana
.arrcugiuus mind aud called hH hin.
-ihc good ult German Colt. in snort
mat over, church u Nm'.i,a is rrhi
ING tor ia existence. Just H- every
other component ut civilization o.
fighting tor a. existence. tnd mat N
SUNDAY work 900 saving crops vii h"'p
overthrow thie hcstlh menace ii hr-
comes ,,riabN o. ,hurrhN work
to do
This conference OF the rurd'
churchc- uf indiana wds held at Pur'
dur university under the auspices OF
the department nf agricultural cNten'
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Washington, July THE waS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Tonight inf Tuesday generally fair.
preceded hy thundetshowcfs this af-
toruoon ur touirhi. not much hunge
in trmp'U Ufturc
Local Max. ,f. min. 90. uaugc. 81
Ai O'Clock. e. Enst wind cloudy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
VISIT TO PLANT IS
DELIGHT TO DEALERS
United states Motor Truck Go. Now
SntI tn poa.cS- ono ~ Best
Plants In Country.

s4rpr.se has been expressed by
the dealers Of the United states Mo-
tor Truck company who have Wis
ltol the plant az Cincinnati during
The ,as' several weeks The deal
crv made these trips TO secure moro
trucks and 10 arrange for drIv-
auayg Some had not visited the
riart fDr several months and lhclr
trip through was a constant cause
Tor delight according to their cy-
prcss.ons
Tho growth Of the immense fac
tory during tho last Few months wac
ore OF the greatest surprises To
them. and the ease with which m,
company IS turning out Liberty
trucks without interfering with the
producbon OF United statns trurks
also caused snrpr'se There wor,
placed bv these dealers and distrIh.
utors orders for n large number NJ
vehicles for immediate delivery
both by road and hy shipmept and
Iorresto j. Alvin. general manage
ot the company pronounced AnrII,s
business one Of the arrost eye-
Known hy the company In fact IA.
shipments Tor Aprl doubled tbos,
NJ onv other month In the history o,
pe company
There ls no t~ouhle I, r,ari,r
ov'rv truck tho United STATE. NJ,
tor Fruck comuauv can r,nr,,r
ture.' said Mr. Alvin. I'm copScn,
Irr upon tho business of tho mor,r
'Ii Is only question NJ n,to,i,i
1Nl ut pipntscnnpcry with us ,r5
We are Increasing both 10 ,,.. ~
our r'ant and tho output stc,aiiy
'ne or our visitors who Is well most
"i npon tho truck situation ir
America ana who is well acuuaInt-
OF with many NJ tho other ,rt-t,
'Hp'n'es pronounced ours one of
'he most ambitious truck copccr,s
ln tho country today
"Nc appreciate such M ov,.,..
SION ~ op'n'ono and we win DC
everything posq hle ~ carry ,t,, o,,.
'mhiN'n ~ make this concern oven
NOR" nrominent In tho future Tho
Growth ~ tho United states Noio-
Truck company has realty h,o,. ,,,.
oi m" W1rvc's nt the business worls
n America and ifg CROWN. pr,,,t
''Nc" mas c'Nscl much favorable
comment and AS for ag We know
-1' ON" h' NJ unfov0r1hlp mention
I'" n No'or Truck conrauv hor
''""0 gradually md reached us
rose pr enormous proportion.
'nrn1rh ih" w10uf1cure of good
r"'nn'n trucks which have gained "a
q .. H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
African WiLdS Hold No TerrOrs
for This Doughty Little Auto

To travel 1900 miles overland I'm
motor car through the wllds Of
South Africa without mlshnp g.
considered = remarkable accomplish
mcnt. according 10 story In the
African Motor" OF Johanntsburg.
South Africa
In this article n Asher of Port
Elizabeth tells ~ successful trip
In his model s5-B Overland car.
The roads IN this country az,
uotDriously bad which makes the
feat performed by the ear the moro
striking suys Mr. Asher
journey took him through
Grahnmstown city Of the Saiu
Fort Beaufort and through Bedford
a typical Overland city with 80
Ovcrlands In the town, and many
other places.
lu spite OF rainstorms and almost
impussahle roads no difficulty wa
experienced throughout the whole
trip aside from tire trouble Some
portions OF the Journey Werc made
at the rate OF % miles per imperial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
SPEED OF l12 MILES AN
'H0UR MADE AT CHICAGO

The automobile races at Union
town. Pa. July rs. ana az Chicago
July a. demonstrated again that
wartime racing continues TO be pop
alar with the public, for large crowds
Erceted the racers at tho speedways
at both cities.
Al Unlontawn the big l0O-lar race
NJ ll2 l-2 miles was esgon by Louis
heyrolot In Frontcnac. al the rate
T 90 miles an hour. which il fast
time for this distance on a ono and
uuc-oighth mile track Tort. Hearnr,
Milton and OldGtld fin
.shod iu order behind the flying
nchnlan.
In addition 10 tho big race. three
match races OF five laps each we're
ruu between Hrarne and Mulford
hryrOltJ end Milton, Oldficld and
Nurly Uearno. Cheyrolr' and Old-
.r'l we're the winners Chevrolet de-
.DypIng the fastest ,lmc. taking his
.J.p an the rate uf lO3 miles nm
.Hur
A. Chiongo July 27 Ralph De
Ntlma proved the master NJ his old
.wo rivals Rcslu Chevrolet, Vail,
puray and Mulford. taking the ten
wpniy and thirty mile races De
mas win ~ ChlVNFo WIS his
. Mira of tho present season, The other
$50 having occurred az New YORK
ma Cincinnati
/ IIo took tho ton mile at tho rate
.f lOq miles an hour, tho twenty
nile Ht il2. and tho thirty emile al
/ '0G l.1.
In both the UuIontown and Chi
ago races tho absence ot serious
rr trouble on tho winnors' cars wa'
/ .Ne.nIbicot ~ much favorable com
waut IN tho stands Both Chevrolet
% Dr Palma won their races or
/ GOODYEAR cord tires An ~ tho Nv,
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