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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
MITCHELL FACTORY
OPERATES CAFETERIA

Realizing that with the changing re
lations OF capital and labor its responsi .
biiity to its workmen does not end at
the pay envelope, the Mitchell Motors
company, Inc, OF Racine, wis, is fur
thering many activities tending to IN
crease the comfort and well-being Of its
employees.
Among other things strictly first
class, modern cafeteria has been in
stalled In the workmens rest room TO
permit those who want them to obtain
hot breakfasts lunches and dinners at
cost of production
No appliance known to restaurateurs
for guarding against dirt or to increase
efficiency In the preparation and dis
tribution Of food has been omitted from
the Mitchell cafeteria and 1t can well
serve as a model, not only for factory
restaurants but public eating places as
well.
The food As clean, nourlshng and APP
petiZing, A usual dinner consists of a
choice Of meats, potatoes, another veg
etable desert and coffee or milk, All
bread, rolls and pastries are made on
the premises and, being like the kind
mother used to make, meet with high
favor
That the cafeteria is greatly appreei-
ated by the men is proved by the fact
that II Is taxed TO its capacity at every
meal and enlarged facilities will have to
be provided to take care OF the increase
In patronage, being developed by the
good food and fine service
Prices cover only the cost of raw ma
terSls and preparation of the food as
the investment in the equipment IL car
RED by the Mitchell Motors company
Inc The cafeteria has developed SO
much good will on the part of the men,
however, and is having such a beneficial
effect on shop morale that the company
feels 1t distinctly profitable invest
i1lent indeed.
The Cotton States Motor Car Co., Ii
local distributors for Mitchell cars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
TRAIN RUINS BIG
TRUCK, BUT NOT TIRES

foot toot, toot.' shrieked In wild
alarm from the big locomotive of The
fast express second before Il hurled
itself down upon the motor truck stalled
In its path
Two men on the truck iunped and
ran to safety, but with a,last wild wall
the big engine plowed into the truck
lifting 1t into the air like straw It
turned over and over In the air, per-
forming many sOmersaults and dives,
and landed bottom side up many feet
away.
This Is not the recital Of the details
OF some imaginative press agents pipe
dream, but true and faithful state
ment of an occurrence which has u
sequel likely to prove OF interest to
every motor truck owner who Is wonder
ing whether big pneumatic truck tires
are strong enough to stand the heavy
work a motor truck tire IL required
to do.
For when the cloud of splinters and
dust had subsidized and the truck lay a
twisted, broken ruin, four big Nobby
Cord truck tires reared themselves I'M
injured above the tangled heap. They
seemed to be waving a triumphant
declaration that they were gtill alive
and kicking
The collision took place week ago
at Hartford. The engine stalled while
the truck was on the track, leaving
three feet Of the rear end on the rails
The tire on one of thearear wheels re-
ceived the full force of the blow when
the engine going sixty miles an hour,
struck the truck. Tho steel and other
parts OF the truck erumbled like duet.
but the big Nobby Cord received the
crashing blow with no other injury than
cut in the outsd wall The wheel
carrying the tire was badly shattered
This particular tire had already trav-
elled II ,02S miles, but In spite OF Its age
the body of the tire came through UNI
scathed
IN discussing the stamina shown by
the big pneurnaties In this collision, the
United States Tire company says this
incident Is only another demonstration
OF the fact that the Nobby Cord tire is
built so that II is practically free from
the danger Of hlowouts and punctures,
The many plies OF cords make Il almost
impossible, even with the aid Of ham
mer, to drive a nail through the car
csss This ability TO stand rough usage
makes II possible to use the tires over
all kinds Of roads and for all purposes,
the company asserts. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
MOTOR CARHELPS
CREATE MARKET

In the olden days II was only the
corn doctor. the hric.a-brac salesman
and a few others OF their ilk who toured
from town to town demonstrating and
selling their wares. Now almost every
body Is doing II. The most substantial
business houses have gone extensively
into the personal demonstration bust
ness appreciating the value OF getting
In direct contact with the market. But
instead OF the old tumbledown spring
wagon and weary horse. they use fine
speedy and reliable. motor cars. II is
responsible for this new method Of ad.
vertising. 1t affords them the wide
range and the fleetnesS which In the
former days made such sales methods
costly and cumbersome.
Many Of the largest concerns in the
country have bought cars solely for
demonstration purposes. Among them
are the Fisher FIGURING Mills of Seattle.
Blend the company's dusky chef, Is
making tour OF Washington. Oregon
and Idaho, making mouths water every
where with his appetising Scotch
''scones" and biscuits. The baking Is
| done in an electric oven with which his
ped Great crowds collect about the car
| whenever it stops and blend" dishes
| out the delicaces as fast as he can
make them The car Is artistically
| decorated with the company's name and
trademark and is proving to be an ex-
trenely valuable advertisement,
The results with the first car have
| been so satisfactory that the Fisher
company has ordered another. similarly
| equipped.
AS soon as the present tour Is COM
pleted the car will be sent back over
| the same route with window dressing
| equipment,
The Schlecht Motor Sales Co, has the
| local agency for Dodge cars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
Tourists VIII Find
American Autos =
AH OUer EurOpe

France look for half a million Wis.
itors from America within a year from,
the time the flood gates are opened
Monsieur Auscher Of the Touring club
OF France and Monsieur Louis Forest
q the Club de Cent, the two greatest
French authorities. have said so" This
Is the comment of Francis Mllfoun In
me August number OF Motor Life. Mr.,
Mlltoun adds, II feel safe in saying
mat out of the half million expected
two hundred thousand will travej
through France In motors"
Motor routes through the usual tour.
ISL region, as well as In Asace and
the American battlefields, have beer
laid out, and already British cars are
travelling the French highawys. Were
It not for the handicap of distance
american motorists would undoubtedly
be touring France
with the growing popularity Of motor
touring, many Of the medium sized
American automobiles Will doubtless be
found traversing the roads of France
Gasoline Is expensive abroad. and the
low fuel consumption OF the lighter car
Will add to its practically.
Of the medium -sized cars now eKhib
tied the Auburn Beauty. Sixes--botR the
touring and closed nYbdels--are amona
the most attractive. They have ali ths
advanced touches Of 1920 design plus
an enviable Individuality The bodies
are beautifully built and finished witt
rare elegance. The closed cars have but
recently been added to the Beauty-SiS
line. They possess the same FRESHNESS.
OF line, delicacy of appointment, Nant
mechanical excellence that characterized
the open models.
The riding comfort afforded by tn,
medium sized car, skilfuly constructed
Is exemplified In the Beauty-Six TIL,
Auburn engineers have secured Gid
ing, easy, forward motion by the us,
of unusually long eml-elliptic spring,
of selected alloy Sidesway has beer
reduced to a minimum
CAMP. are handled locally by tn,
McCardele Motors Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27

it's still the same--easy comfort.
And pickup! THE GREATEST AC-
CELEBRATION OF ANY AUTOMO-
BILE MANUFACTURED, RE-
CARELESS OF MULTI-CYLIN-
DERS.
Although you may know the WIN
TON you don't know the surprise car
of 1919.
A ride will convince you,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
TRUCKS SAVED DAY
IN BIG CAR STRIKE

when the Chicago street car strike
was at It's height the Windy City's
Firestone branch sent three largo trucks
out along the highways, inviting Chit
cagoans to experience personally the
advantages of Ship.hyTruck As one
man weary pedestrians answered, Il
will" II was no time before many
other truck operators had followed the
Firestone lead, much to the gratlflca.
tion OF the footsore crowd, No fares
were collected on the Firestone trucks,
which stayed on the job as long ae the
strike lasted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27

chosen as the organizer for the First
church in this campaign. and a booster
committee has been named consisting
Rebecca Fortner and r. r. Parks. Team
captains and other workers will be ap-
pointed in few days. Rev. c. E. wau-
ford. OF First church. has been appoint
ed by the associational organizer, VIM.
Tucker. OF Ripley. Tenn, to organize
the churches Of Upton county, and sew
eral members Of his church win be with
the various Baptist churches on Sun.
day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-27
AMERICAN PROMOTED
IN LEGION OF HONOR

PARIS, Sept. 2s.-williain Morton
Fullerton, native Of Norwich. Conn,
has been promoted Officer in the Legion
of Honor for rendering eminent SER
vices In the French cause, In America,
In England and Italy, by his writings !"
Mr.. Fullerton was for years IN the
Paris office Of the London Tines,
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-09
Tax Books Not Yet Ready

The impression that the County
Board of Supervisors has completed
its work and turned the tax books ov-
er OF the sheriff for collection, as in
dicated in the Daily Registers article
yesterday, is erroneous.
The Supervisors have completed
their preliminary work and have plac-
ed notices in the hands of Sheriff
Whitlock and his efficiet deputies,
to notify tax payers of the increase
placed on their property. There are
said to be about $500 notices to be
served and as the Board has been
compelled to do quite lot of substan-
tial raising of the values to meet the
demands of the State Tax Commission
of course the property owners will be
flocking in droves before the Super
yisors to protest.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-09
Dr.. McVey Speaks Tonight

The Demobilization Conference will
close at the First Christian church to-
night with an address by DR.. Frank
lin McVey, president of Kentucky
State University. Two interesting and
profitable meetings have ben held dur
ing the day. Hon. 81. v. McChesney
spoke this morning at the Baptist
church and an interesting open forum
participated in by well known citizens
was conducted by DR.. Roberts, of Be-
rea. Prof. S. s. Myers is program
med for an address on Community
Singing this afternoon and Mr.. Nc
Chesney win speak again in the after
noon. /.
A large audience is expected out to-
night to hear DR.. McVey, who is one
of the big men of the nation in educa-
tional circles, and what he says on any
subject carries much weight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-09
PROHIBITION WILL
DEMAND LARGE FORCE
Three Thousand Internal Revenue
Agents To Be Appointed To En-
force Dry Law.
(By Associated Press)

Washington, April 9-Three thous-
and internal revenue agents will be
appointed in specially arranged scenes
to enforce prohibition after July 1st
according to- plans announced today
by the Revenue Bureau.
Nearly 300 inspectors will be train
ed for work and added to the present
force of 2,200 revenue agents already
available for police regulation and
machinery for the enforcement of the
law, will be in working order before
the date when absolute prohibition be-
comes effective. a9
This force will be distributed among
the districts where law violation is
threatened to the largest extent and
special attention will be paid to the
cities where the revenue agents are
looking for the most persistent efforts
of illegally made whisky.
Revenue agents are also planning to
with local police and will
leave the greater part of the work to
them wherever it is found the police
to be efficient. Without such a plan,
a force of even 5000 would be INSULT
cient.
Although the manufacture of liquor
for personal use would be equally il
legal with the production for sale, the
revenue agents are expecting to de-
vote most Of their time to commercial
traffic and will leave the enforcement
IF the law against personal use to the
ocal police.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-09
NOTICE OF sALEl1 have in my

NOTICE OF SALELI have in my
hands three houses and lots for sale;
two on Big Hill avenue, and one on
Estill avenue; all in good repair, and
all now rented with good tenants; the
investment is good one and the real
owner is so busy he has not the time
to look after them and has put them
in my hands to sell. Two of these
houses are in splendid repair, good
neighborhood, and viii make very
desirable home for any one, while the
other is bringing good rent and will
be a splendid investment. No trouble
to show them at any time. ". 7.
Short 100 8