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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23
Buy LIBERTY BoNos -
MRS. MARY BERGER DEAD

Word was received here by rela-
tives of the death of Mrs. Mary Ber-
ger, wife of Mr.. Jake Berger of Coal
Grove, Ohio, Saturday evening at Z
o'clock. She leaves four sisters and
four brothers, Mrs. Andrew Craig,
Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Charles Miller,
Mrs Ben Smith and one brother, Mr..
Joe Weaver of this city, Mr.. Dan
Weaver of Newport, Mr.. Fred Weaver
of Cincinnati and Mr.. John Weaver
of Covington.
The deceased was born in Maysville
and was well liked by all who knew
her.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23
JUDGE NEWELL ON ADVISORY
COMMITTEE

A conference of the members of the
Democratic State Campaign Commit
tee was held in Louisville Sunday and
at the close of the meeting Thomas F.
Rhea, chairman, announced the APP
pointment of an Advisory committee
to assist in the management of the
coming campaign, Members are cho-
sen from each Congressional district.
Judge c. d. Newell is one of the two
men chosen from the Ninth district,
the other from this district being Ben
Williamson, Ashland.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23
GETS IN TROUBLE AGAIN

Dewey Sweet, of the Plumville
neighborhood, who was fined in
Squire Fred w. Bauers court Friday
afternoon on a disorderly conduct
charge, got into trouble again Satur-
day and was fined 50 and costs and
placed under a 800 peace bond -
keep the pence for q year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

Because the United States Gov
eminent has taken over one of the
largest safety razor factories in the
country local dealers are announcing
their inability to secure blades for
one OF the best known safety razors.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

Sergeant James Carambellas, of
Camp Zachary Taylor, is spending a
furlough with his brother, George
Carambellas, of the Elite Confection-
cry. Sergeant Carambellas is one Of
the Mason county men who has given
a good account of himself in uniform
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

The Mason County Community Cho-
rus held another very interesting
practice Sunday afternoon at Neptune
Hall. This musical organization is
growing and much interest is being
shown,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

One of the most attractive war
maps in the city may be seen in the
window of the Clooney Jewelry Store.
The map is drawn on glass and
marks from day to day the advance
of the allied forces
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Coots and Mr.
andN Mrs. J. NJ Coots, of Shelbyville
Ky. were the week end guests of DR.
and Mrs. b. B. Bailey, of Fourth
street Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey accom-
panied them home and will remain
until Thursday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

Farmers in the city Sunday and this
morning reported light frosts through
out the entire county Saturday and
Sunday night but the frosts are said
to have done no damage.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

Arnold Hays, popular delivery man
at the Cablish Grocery, has resigned
his position with that firm and will
make an attempt to enlist in the U. s,
Navy as soon as enlistments are re-
opened.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

The name of Sergeant Robert
Yazell, who several days ago was re-
ported as being killed in action in
France, appeared in Sundays army
casualty list.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

The George Keith farm Just West of
the city was sold at public auction
Saturday to Mr.. Thomas A. Keith at
500 an acre.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23
CHANGES IN
METHOD OF
GRADING WORK
Superintendent Capllnger Gives Par
ents Information on Changes In
School Grading Methods.

Prof. w. j. Caplinger, Superintend-
ent of City Schools makes the follow
ing announcement:
At our last teachers meeting we
decided that it would be better for
various reasons to indicate the grades
made by the pupils in school in let
ters instead of figures. The following
letters with their limiting values are
given below:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23

$. o. s. Call of Humanity by the
Rev. c. II. ParkhurSt Featuring
ORME HAWLEY

A story Of beautiful girls sold into
White Slavery by man who has a
daughter of his own and later she
falls into the White Slavers hands. II
brings his wrong dOings home TO him
and visions Of the poor unfortunate
appear to him. which drives him mad
and finally death takes him. This is
wonderful lesson TO all young girls
to be careful.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Homer Pigeons, founda-
ton stock in units of 5, 10, 10 or
more pair, squads are the real deli
cacy, sufficient for a family can be
produced from few pair. A pleas
ure to handle these Homers, can be
trained for carrier purposes, such
as are now used in the war. ]. M.
Collins. Phone 544.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

wiedliwosci. Informacye, jake
Department Sprawiedliwosci W
tel sprawie posiada odnosza sic
do czynnoSci politycznych posi-
czegolnych browarh, oraz do po-
litykierstwa ma wielka skale
Stowarzyszenia wyrabiaczy piwa.
w kilka godzin pc przyjeciu i
przeprowadzeniu wniosku Jones'a
Palmer przys}ai do senatu kilka
dokument6w, wedlug kt6rych O.
p:eral swoje o%skarzenie, jakoby
pietnascie niemieckich browar6w
na1ezalo do Stowarzyszenia, ktore
zasilalo picpieznie wszelkie stara-
MIA zakupienia dziennika Wa
shington Times" przez Artura
Brisbane. Dokumenta tc rowniez
wskazujq jakoby kilka niemlec-,
kich browari przekupowa}o gaze
ty ma szerzcnie sentymcnt0w /
.propagandy niemieckiej W tym
.krairl. Document ten jest w for
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
I V0jNY!!
lDokoiczenie re strongly l-ej.)

przeciwienstwie do innych syste-
NOW, polcgajacych tylko ma zmia-
mach ma maple. Konferencya
pyzyjela take ~jednomySlnie te
Geese sprawozdania, ktora odnosi
sic do noty pokojowej Austryi.
K~onferencya zaleca tutaj, a0y Cd
powiedz Alnnt6w ME byia tylko
uegatywna, ale by zazadaia Cd
Centralnych okreStenia warunkow
pokojowych tax jasno, jak to IL
czynili Alianci, dajac tym sposo-
benz klasom robotniczym MOI
nose wyboru miedzy dwoma pro-
pozycyami. Konferencya odrzuca
pokoj Brzesko Litewski, kt6ry
pozbawia Rosyi owocow rewolu-
cyl, przyczem dowiaduje sic z
przemowy Kerehskiego, re rosyj-
scy mezowie stanu gromadza sic
tajemnie i radza mad utworze-
MEM rzadu dla calej Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

wackich z Kozakami generala A
leksiejewa. Y
Londyn. 20. wrzesnia. - Woj-
ska brytyjskie ewakuowaiy mia
sto Baku ma Kaukazie z powodu
niestaloSci sill armehskich, kt6re
ME mogiy wytrzymaG ataku ture-
ckich wojsk. Stale sic to wbreW
traktatowi Brzesko-Litewskiemu,
.ktory Baku oddawal W rece Ro-
syan.
Londyn, 20. wrzesnia. - Caro-
wa-matka poniosia SmierG wraz 2
p;ecioma ksiezniczkami niedlugo
70 Smierci cara, kiedy tlum Boise
Iwik6w otoczyi rezydencye, w kt6-
rel przebywaiy i podpalii ja, gdy
Ikobiety zamknely sic W niej.
Kopenhaga, 20. w~rzesnia. -
Rozchodzi sic pogsoska pc Nor
wegii, re stosunki miedzy Nor
wegia a Finlandya So bardzo ma
prezone z tego powodu, il Fin
Ilandya chce zagarnsc Geese Nor
wegii, ma poiudniu Cd Varanger.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

mic listu, napisanego przcz nieja-
kiego Aleksandra konta do DR..
Dernburga, przewodcy propagaA-
dystow niemieckich, ktorcgo wy
gnano z tego kraju w roku 1916.
w li$cie tym kont zapewnia go.
re W zakupnie jakiejs gazcty mo-
re zupelnie liczyc ma dystylarnil
/ browarnie, kt6re dada jakQkol-
wick sumo pieniedzy takiej ga,
zecie, ktoraby sic podjeia walk
przeciw prohibicyi, a ktorq MOI.
naby uzyc ma cele propagandysty
czne. Wogole dokumcnty te "a.
wieraja wiele innych szczeg6i6w
niecnej piracy najrozmaitszych-
sbiskowcow i szpieg6w, kt6rzy "
rozny sposob chcieli swe opinie
ola dobra swego ,,iatcrIandu' W
tym kraju rozszerzac 4 tenn roz.
luzniaG ! lamac wole narodu pro.
wadzcnia woiny do zwycicskicgc
koilca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
w ARMII.

Washington, 20. wrzesnia. -
G~eneralny chirurg zawiadomil
urzedowo, re przez diva miesiace
liczba w~ypadkow Smierci ma roz-
matte choroby wynosila 2,1S pro-
cent w armii w porownaniu do
SmierteluoSci ludnosci cywilnej,
ktora wynosi}a W tym samym GA
sic e. procent, Obserwacya wska
zuja, re zdrowie zolnierzy we
F'rancyi jest o wiele lepsze, niz
tutaj w Ameryce.
sENATB EDZIE GLOSOWAL
MAD PROJEKTEM SUFRA-
! zYZMU.
Washington, 20. wrzesnia. -
Senator Jones Z New Mexico OBJ
wieScil, &c scnat rozpocznie dys-
kusye i glosowanie mad projek--
tenn odnoszacym sic do rownou-
prawnicnia kobiet 26> wrzeSnia.
Senator James jest prczesem wy
dzialu rownouprawnienia kobiet.
Wedtu gjego zdania, proiekt ten
bedzie przeprowadzony wiekszo-
Scia Sch Tub 4ch glosow ponad wy
rlagana wiekszoscia d%woch-trze-
cich giosow.
CHAPLIN zADA sMIERCI.
New York, 20. w~rzesnia. - Spo
dziewaja sic tutaj, re wszelkie
starania o uwolnienie hub zmniej-
szenie kary C. E. Chapina oskarzo
nego o zamordowanie swej zony,
ma podstawie szaiu wskutek chwi-
lowego pomieszania zmysiow
spotkaja sic z silna opozycya re
strony prokuratora obwodowego,
lC E. Chaplin, redaktor pisma
New York Evening World"
przyznai sic do why zamordowa-
MIA swej zony, pomimo to obroh1
ca jego prosi}, ably go uwolniono
cd why "a m~orderstwo pierwsze-
60 stopnia. Welding oSwiadczeh
prokuratora, Chaplin uwaza sic "a
zdrowego ma umysle i chce pod
dac sic karze Smierci "a zbrodnie,
mowiac, re SWAT ME ma ola ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

w HOLANDYI.

Haga, 20. ~wrzeSnia. - wick,
szych miastach przyszio znowu
do rozruch6w z powodu zlych wa
runkow zywnoSciowych. Groma-
Gy mezczyzn i kobiet przebiegaja
ulice i rabuja sklepy / piekarnie.
Policya i oddziaiy wojska patrolu
ia po ulicach miasta, a W niekto-
rych miejscowoSciach przyszio do
tego, re wymieniono strzaly,
wskutek ktorych pablo kilku zabi-
tych i rannych; klkanaScie os6b
aresztowano. Dochodza tn take
wieSci, re Niemcy ME znajduja
sic W lepszym stanie. Gi6wnem
pozywieniem wiekszej czeSci lud-
roSci So tylko kartofle a i tych
Jest "a maio. LudnoSc przymiera
giodem, poniewaz racye rzadowe
ME wystarczaja do zaspokojenia
giodu.
Re WSCHODU
Haga, 20. wrzeSnia. - Gazeta
Rehska donosi, re wszyscy amba-
s2dorowie Aliant6w, ktorzy po-
przednio byli W Jassy, stolicy Ru
munii podczas wojny, zostali "a
aresztowani w Petrogradzie a
niedzy mimi take amerykahski
ambassador Nopicka Z Chicago.
Londyn, 20. wrze$nia. - Z po-
wodu braku broni i amunicyi
Czecho- Siowacy w Rosyi zmusze-
ri So do cofania sic pred przema
gajacemi Siiami bolszewikow. kt6
Tych w~spomagajQ Niemcy. O.
procz Kazania zajeli bolszewiki
Nolsk ! Simbirsk. w okolicy Char
kowa i Bialogrodu Niemcy kon--
centrujq sic celem przeszkodze-
MIA poiQczenia sic sif czesko-sio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
SPISEK w R AERO
PLANoW.
New York, 20. wrzesnia.

New York, 20. wrzesnia. -
Pred ki1ku dniami zauwazono W
fabryce aeroplanow pod nazwa
Curtis Engineering CO.., re VIE
lie aeroplan6w mialo lie przytwier
dzonc skrzydla. Rozpoczeto inwe
stygacye, kt0rej rezuitat by]o "a
aresztowanie pewnego robotnhd
pod nazwiskiem Edwarda f. Mar
chenet, tudziez lego zony. Oboje
oddano w rccc wladz federalnych.
Welding twicrdzeii tychzc wiadz
Marchcnct Jest rodem Z Prus.
lego prawdziwc nazwisko jest
Marshncidcr, a pozostaje on ma
uslugach rzadu niemicekiego Cd
roku 1907. Oboje zaaresztowano
ma p~odstawie prawa, kt6re wyma
ga, ably kazdy nieprzyjacielski Gu
dzoziemiec zaregestrowai sic.
P ~AEROPLANOWY.
Canton, Ohio, 20. wrzesnia. -
Kapitan R. w. Schroeder pobii
wszystkie inne rekordy wzbicia
SIC aeroplanem ma wysokoSt, gdy
wczoraj ma aeroplanie przeznaczo
|nym do nauki wzbii sic ma wyso-
|kosc przesz}o $4,000 stop w gore.
wv wysokosci tel termometr Gel
syusza w~skazywai 80 stopnie po-
rizej zera. Schroeder stacyonowa
my jest PREY szkole lotniczej w
Dayton, a pochodzi z Chicago.
KRADZIEZ z MUZEUMs
SZTUK PIEKNYCH.
S~kradziono tn so rysunk6w ryto-
wniczych, ktorych cena jest ME
Iobliczona, z Metropolitan Mt
zeum Sztuki pieknej czeSc uda-
10 sic jednak odzyskac. Hliejaki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

mi do wydziai6w, o lie CT rege-
strowcy !naleia do klasy pierw-
szej.
Wczoraj podpisano w senacie
traktat poborowy pomiedzy Gre
Icya, Francya a Ameryka. We
dug prawa tego traktatu
Iobywatele greccy i francuscy
W kieku poborowym podpadaja
pod prawo &ojskowe t. e, re mu-
sza peinit siuzbe wojskowa bez
lwyjatku, czy maia papiery oby--
watelskie czy ME. To samo tyczy
sic obywateli amerykahskich we
Francyi i Grecyi.
l., General Crowder zapisal wszy-
stkich robotnikow pracujacych
ola Towarzystwa prasowego ga
yet, do klasy robotnik6w PREY
piracy esencyalnej. CT vice maja
prawo starac sic o dalsza klase.
ARCYBISKUP IRELAND
GLORY.
St. Paul, 20. w~rzesnia. - Arcy-
|biskup Jan Ireland, ktory Juz Cd
dIuzszego czasu choruje, z kazda
chwila coraz to bardziej zapada
'ra zdrowiu. Wediug opinii leka-
rzy mala pozostaje nadzieja wy
zdrowienia.
sTRAJK ~KOLEJARZY.
Joplin, Mo- 20. wrzesnia.
LIMA kolejowa pod nazwa Mis-
souri North Arkansas Ry." "a
e-zestala prawie calkiem funkcyo
nowac z powodu straiku kolela-
rzy. kt6ry rozpoczal sic w ponle-
dzialek. Gaia LIMA kolejowa, wy.
noszaca przeszio 800 mil dlugoS-
ci, pozostaje be- ruchu. General
nv dvrektor McA&oo zastanawla
sic ! planuje zajac ts linie pod
Ikontrole rzadowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

ko pobudki do zycia. Podczas
prowadzenia sprawy, przynlesio-
10 kilka sfaiszowanych przez Cha
pima czekow bankowych, przez
co sprawdza sig jego zeznanie,
Jakoby sprawy finansowe byly
powodem tego rozpaczliwego kro
k11
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

Aleksander Resented, LEGACY lat
10, zaaresztowany mad podstawie
podejrzenia brania udziaiu w tel
kradziezy, ~przyzna} sic do why ;
oddano go pred }awe sedziow
wilekoprzysieglych, pod kaucya
$1,000. Wedfug jego zeznah, ME
ogarniona chec jezdzenia auto
mobilami popchnela go do tego
kroku.
I~NWESTYGACYA w SPRA-
VIE PRZEKUPSTWA.
Senat rozpocza} dochodzenia W
sprawie przekupstWa, gazet przez
browarnie w cleu pobicia projek-
til prohibicyjnego. Inwestygatye
te rozpoczeto ma wniosek senate
"a Jones'a, ktory zazada} r6Wniez
przcdstawienia wszystkich doku-
mcnt0w, odnoszqcych sic do tel
sprawy tax Cd VI. Palmcr'a, str6-
"a wlasnosci nieprzyjacielskich,
iako tel cd dcpartamentu Spra--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

(Dokonczenie ~ str. 5ej.).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
FARMING MUST
Be INTENSIVE
Light Trucks the Farmers
Greatest Friend in Pres
ent Crisis, Says Russek.

Reducing the cost OF farm pro-
duction is one Of the big questions
OF She war" states David Eussek.
manager Of the southern Motor COM
pany. Farmers have found out that
trucks are more economical than
horses in most cases and the run on
trucks has become stronger than ever
We are able to talk light truck adj
vantages TO the formers now through
out the southwestern territory where
tnev wouldn't listen q few years ago.
~0ur sale OF Republics has steadily
increased within the last few months
The farmer knows that he has q gold
mine in his soil il 10 is properly
worked and now is the time that 30
paws best TO work 10 as well as Jeing
a patriotic duty 70 do So. st the
dairy. in the house and around the
barn uD 20 date machinery is the rule
II IS natural enough that the same
principle extends 90 the fields
While the demand for metals has
boosted our sales OF trucks 20 mining
companies, the difference is that such
operators want the biggest trucks
obtainable. with dumping facilities.
The lighter trucks. such as the Re
public. better suit the farmer and he
is making the most Of the truck III
the southwest now. just as the 1arne Ct
Of the east and middle west ] look
FOR the truck business 10 show q
steady development not despite the
war, but largely because Of the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
CARE ELEMENT
IN GOOD CARS
Educating Buyers in Proper
Care Helps Make Good
Car, Says Stephens.

Not q little depends on the care Of
a car" says a H Stephens, OF the
Border Motor company. There are a
lot of men who have different kinds
Of cars who honestly believe that they
each have the best car in existence.
on the contrary there are many men
who have the same kind Of car who
disagree on its merits. The differ
ence is most largely the matter Of
care given the car.
"a young man working in q repair
shop once told me that he had tried
nearly all kinds of cars and that they
had all proved good. Watching him
convinced me that he was in a large
degree right He bought at different
times nine different cars 10 my
knowledge. in each case getting them
cheap because the owners had per-
mitted them to become wrecks from
neglect. He watched negligent own
ers and bought He worked the cars
over and sold them al a profit. His
whole stock was taking care Of q car.
He drew trade 10 the shop where he
worked by frequently running some
owners car for q few DAYS that had
been neglected and Strengthened IL
out All cars were good to- him be-
cause he knew how 10 treat them and
had the vim % keep one straight
Dealers with cars for sale lose
nothing by schooling patrons. The car
gets the credit and the result is IN
creased sales. Without doubt there
is much in the make Of a car We
know il is too much TO say that any
car IS a good one. yet many more
OF them-su brands included-wil be
good cars II dealers make themselves
teachers as well as statesmen"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
B0TT0RFF likes
NEW CAR MODEL
Agency Manager Return
ing From Factory Enthusi
astic Over Methods.

General manager BOttortf, OF tAe
West Texas Motor company, whose
firm has acquired the agency for the
Mitchell car. took on the agency only
after trip to the Mitchell factory 20
see for himself II the car is really 100
percent over strength, as the pub
LEFTY states.
My observation has convinced me,
he says. that the Mitchell has a per-
feet right TO the claim IL any car is
a lifetime car. it surely is For not
only do the materials measure Up
strictly 20 the double strength tests,
but many Of the parts are. in addition.
made oversize 10 further increase
their trength-aud. last and best, the
over strength principle is extended
into the inspection department. where
force of experts. aided by the very
best testing machinery known, pass
on every single part. subiectinE them
20 the most eXactlns tests .masin-
able
81 was told. and I am quite certain
it Is no aEgeratiou. that Aitchell m
spection now measures Up 20 the high
est standard known in the entire au-
tomOSile industry. even for the very
highest priced cars This is the way
the new executive and managing per-
sonnet believe IN doing things. and II
they don't make a brand new, better
than ever reputation for their product
this year, I shall be very much sur
prised-
"In appearance and riding comfort.
the new Mitchell is uueXcelled- 1t has
long been known as an easy riding
car, and here again. with the new
year a further refinement has been
secured No owner viii be buying
shock absorbers or accessories Of that
character. you viii find. The spring
suspension is ideal, practically no
breakage has ever been reported
The West Texas Motor company's
display rooms are located at COL Non
taua street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
SERVING PEOPLE
IS THE SECRET
Banneu Attributes Success
to Sensing Motor Needs
Of the Public.

From a plant which shipped 49,
passenger cars in 1908, the WHY'S
Overland company has grown in less
than ten years TO the second largest
automobile manufacturing plant in
the United States and is now in a
position TO materially aid in speeding
up the war program
when this wonderful growth is
taken into consideration says r. 81.
Bauneu. local Overland manager. -it
speaks volumes Of praise fer the far
sighted vision OF the officials of the
company. For the underlying reason
behind this successful development
has meant that its product has met
the popular demand.
The policy of the company has been
TO sense the motor needs of the great
est number Of people and build sub
stantial motor car best adapted 10
meet them Many factors are TO be
considered in forecasting the desires
of the motor buying public. but the
officials have held unalterab bly, TO five
main tenats. Those being appearance.
performance, comfort. sea ice and
price
The appearance ole overland cars
must be neither too exaggerated nor
big car style OF design, with plenty
Of room and good color harmony.
Their performance is built upon a
motor designed for thrifty use OF gas
Oline with ample power. mounted
upon a durable and dependable
chassis They must be easy TO oper-
ate, with narrow turning radius
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
LIGHTER AUTOS
HARD To SECURE
Question of Getting Cars
Later and Probable Price
Confronts Buyers.

President T. G. Perry, Of the Lone
star Motor company reports a demand
for lighter cars that is difficult with
a less steady demand for the heavier
cars. a Hudson speedster TO a. W.
Hamilton. Packard touring car TO T.
3. Cunningham. a carload OF Dodge
touring cars 20 sam Watkins. Of Dem
ing; a carload TO the Borderland
garage. Las Cruces. and a carload 10
the Western Motor company. OF Al
pine. is ample proof that the demand
for Dodge. Packards and Hudsons is
steady a representative Of the West
ern Motor company. OF Alpine re-
ports good rains in that locality and
prospects OF Increasing in the auto
mobile line.
The Lone star has received at the
local branch during the week three
carloads of Dodges, a carload or Hud-
sons and a carload Of Packards. The
company has a good supply on hand
except DCdges which went as fast as
they arrived. However. the company
is fortunate IN having more Dodges
due here now
The really serious question now
confronting the dealer is whether we
viii be able 90 get cars in the near
future and IL we do how high the
price Is going 10 shoot" said presi-
dent Perry today. since the prOduc-
ton has been cut in two both the
shortage and the increase in price has
been gradually slipping up until what
may be a serious situation may pos
sibly result II present conditions con-
tinue or increase With this state OF
uncertainty both as 20 securing cars
and as 10 the price, il behooves those
who can TO buy now"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
'CAM0UFLAGE' IS
OLD To indians
Indians Painted Body Like
Foliage; Modern Warriors
"Camouflage" Autos.

That the art Of -'camouflage' IS
now practiced in Europe is an Ameri-
can institution and originated by the
American Indians. was recently
proven to the drivers OF a eamou-
tagged auto while touring the Indian
reservations OF the Pacific coast
states.
A squaw. reported TO be over 100
years old. and 20 have lived in the
days VIXEN the white man was a COM
mon enemy. through an Indian inter-
prefer. explained how the Indian chile
dreu were taught 10 place flowers IN
their hair as well as twigs, leaves and
other bits o. foliage. and were able
90 move along the ground iu such g.
stealthr manner that they were not
observable 10 the rest OF the tribe
Before a young buck could become
qualified as warrior. he had 20
make his approach 90 the Indian
camp almost in the midst OF the as
scmbied warriors without being de-
tecfed- The real origin Of paint on
their faces as well as on their wig
vans and horses. as claimed by au-
thority. was Tor the purpose OF max
ing them blend CID the rocks. trees ana
dirt so that they could approach
their prey OF remain hidden without
detection