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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14
INTERMEDIATES DEL CORAXON, DE LOS PULMO-
Mes DE LOS R~ESPIRATORlOS.

Tcrcr,os m sistcwa pa-a t-atZr e. corazon y
los pu.noncs, incIuyrudo a b-onQgicts, asma y
dolores DEL pechc. ~ eual cueut con "a aTroba-
que no sean del TODD juc.-utlcs, podcmos pro-
uorc.0rar aEvio = las UersCaas cue sIEan nueS-
t-as irst=uccioneS. Para cada case prescrl6lmoS
81 rratam.cn:o cue estscIemC5 cOnveHlcntc, pu-
dierde es-a- SECURES &c que h2rc-noS de todus =
caGa uro Dc los c2soS. ~ nIrucioso eNamen. pa
y pc5s- oar Una opinion de 81 eStado. 81 IS
:ucu=aise SC % d:remoS, y 81 no e daremoS e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14

Cuando I'd. sc da cUcnta De que Su So
rrI dim. y sabc cue Ia enferr1e'lai ha he
cho prcsa dc su ORGANISING eGando Ia. cree
cs;a- cnformo &c la u5ostata, cuand3 eSia e-
4. aIa-gada. intIamada. irritada; caanGo ID
ticne frccuentcs dcseos &c orInar : al haccT-
70 81 orina ticnc Huntos blaaeDS como .psuH-
,,s 4. al-od N: cuando Ia orinG cs ac'Ca ,
al dessa- orinar no pGrdc Ctcctuagin. ctc, :
OTTO, va7ios siatonas. IDS. dcben anresrrar-
50 a atondcr tales indicacioncs de pciIgro. no
va,i!c nj uu minute. vengan 4 u~ucstraS oiici-
mas para guc So les haEa un cNamen m'hucio-
so y Sc scpa con scEuIidad cuaI Is su cstado
asi como 81 Sc puctc curar. 10 que en- tai caso'
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torres Sc ImUan = Vcr IA lcHgua Dit! pacientc. J haccfEe u4s GUAM
:s p-c:untas y ! fornu!arle una rcceta con cuya rnecnina apa
rco.cn,7.c cesar las roI@uas. p- mas dc que l NAL continue IN
tc7io-ncutc y cuando vaclyc I anareccr s para pTeSenI-Se CC" ra
cu-.cte-cs Dc Una enfcrneGad c:onica. y t.! vc=' 4 HcuF'bH- T.
mai &c BRIGHT, Il diatetHs = o-as nachas do!cncIas incuTabheS puc
den ser cyitadas 81 SC les ataja Il tempo. Podemos aseSu7aT a U.s.
teic, amigos nucstros, que 81 padcccn de dolores en- Ia esFatta' &c
ma, c1ru espesa = rnanchada o &C NAL DIOR: diatacion de IA uretra
o sl.un otro de los muchE:mos sintonas que Sc p!-@"tan m las
,crta-c cu-ar con remedies cascros o dc Datentc. no eS Ia mEneTa
a,ropiada. uues aunduc en- aEunOs CasoS suTten rcsiEacs saN'iac-
,,-i7s. 81 Ia mayoria dc ens neccsitan DE- los conocImicntos c c UT
cs7eiaiista. qucn podra decires 81 su NAL tcnc reHetio. La per
fari5n dc nucslrcs conocimientos, cn eta cIaSe d c entcrmccadcs y
los rac;oios que usamos, nos capacitan a dar c neIoT GaAmich
90 possible.
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tratanieato appropriate. . nuestTos sHFVISto7
ran rcmunerados e~Quitativa y concoicamen''
incluycndu en- este Easto c! dc las n"-'c'naS que
nccesitc para 81 curacion, Nos hcuos creado
una rerutaciGn cuyiaiabIc. pges t-atamui q ie-
dos los enisrmos cue c-eamOs possible cdrar'
sin fjaracs en- 81 teHeu @ no dincro para "a
ca-roS. y descarsaudo unicaulsntC or 81 hcDo-
-abiIidad. Estamos or=ullosos dc habc- prCstado
nuest-a ayuda a muchos enfe-moS pobreS. y
ulc =-acias i nucstros trataSIi,1tos han recu-
pe-ado l. salud.
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ron 'mTg -ggW-UlI WSOLT U-T"IV"" - = =.
t5,-brcs Ia. r3ycsccn Gesic tcmrTana cdad 81 padcccn &c Ia
L. r,Fnr1,nj,5s- La, Intermediates dc Ia prostate rcsutan &C.
Ill. ycrc; inrl-ablcs. ai > que debc onsulLarse a IN -,
r,ri.ista pxperinentado autes dc que cl cNado lie ia leInec
;r,Hf, 81 rvraIir. No podcuos numerar N este cSpacio tdos los
sint1r1as ouc dcnotan Intermediates dc II rT6stara' porquc 20 Fu-
VIC Guc So Yea obirados a guardian CANA. debcn -ooTar bros '
NJ Gefar uasar mas tempo sin reciorr mi cohSuIa ) qW@" 81
case Sa dc fail curacion. an
r.-n,, jr sta, cIasc de dolencias. desde que los primeros, stntoniaS
,n;c.on z maaifcstarsC. pronto dejarEa dc nc-ositarsc dc los c-
raIp1,t,s nara Intermediates cronicas. teniendo pr nueStTa par'c
Ia SUBTRACTION de decir cue en- los casos cue 10 son reconocGancn-
20 inrur1bIas. nucstros mGtadus dc tratamicnto nS han dadc lS c
sulados mas sausfactoCoS.
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RINONES
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ENFERMEDADEs DE Los RINONES Y La VEJIGA.

Este :cnero dc cnteGlnecaoeS e. S- u"
las que T.cSenuan ms scrias conpiicacioneS y 90
lcuc!us L pcsar de Csto. en- muchoS caSos los necl-
COS. aun Is mismos cs1ccialistas, SC lmItan Z ha-
ccr IN l-ero cxamcn del pacientc. Tcricndo csto
preseu.c. hcmUs cuitado DC cQuipa- couEenientenen-
&c nuc,;-aS cficings con los apaTatos rcceSa-ios pa
IA poder hacer IN cXa1acn perecto dc - erieTmc-
dad: y tudaria mas. CT case dc duda PROCEEDINGS 4
los c.imcncs Quimico : microscopic de las Secre-
clones, y asi. localizamos "a causa: ademas. dispo-
rcr1os e aparatos dotados de luz Que Pucden ser
introduci6os Ivr los Gife.catc5 orfcioS del cucTpo
humane. ilu:niuando Ia Dartc interior y loGrandose.
nor este medic. aV.cciar ccrfectanentc ei lugar en-
Que Ia enfcrmeGad radica- Guam a Tnenuto los doc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14

la0ra. Ia vida les sum,Fne",e pen o.. , 81 ct, 81 Si.tcma ncr-
vioso esta tan iatimamralc reiaeionado. QUO cuanto aI;"aa P+T'e
d, q SC haya a"cctada. TODD 81 sistema SURE o 81 se'l"hte IF S"-
"a de ca msma ents-mcIaG. y solo, nediaa'c I'm t-aian'e"!1
o----a-ne-t aL,ruaGo SC logra rcSaotcccro. Poo hodaS lb'tt7 sc
han ignd..o zanatorios para a;cnder ea cESc de pac'entcS , PHs-
%. -ora~e Gle scmprc corticEcn IN gran numc.o DC ".N. sT
,rI, saa ruc-iio lectOr. tan Eronto como nOtclS los SWU'hES uS
cnfe-ne!aG. ~ hay que iescudarlos. sine cons1itlt %" no
.,--,s ar,es de Cs q mai sa incUrabhc, pUcs m1ch25 lie as m
fe-ne5aIes rc-viosas. 81 son ;rat2das pTopiamcnt", desds 81 Lrh-
100, con rurabe. Cus-cnloS no obstaHte, haccricS notar que alh-
cue nIestros Czr:os como espec:aIytas. On las cnf'TmedadeS a sS
rn-vf,s son ruv conocidoS. no CfrctCamoS mia-ro-: -T " IAH"'
no r-eteademos traspasar los lnies de Ia roSio"iaao' y POI 80
;,.;..!,-o. on om. corsIrcis con uOso:-os ante q &c que IL hicnt-
"a 90, s---rah, No pf-pccros mas dc 10 que podcnoS cunphr'
- r.,et2 ren1..ci6u vale zob-e tcd8s las cosas y por SO -
- of-r-s-,o, decj-Ic IA vcdad acerca de 81 case, cualquicTa que
este sci.
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clsruI,7s mas moGe-aos. Ell CANCER DE- Ia PEEL c5 t-ataCO pos
medic Gel uo apa-atos dc Rayas ) equTo dc Cor-icntes dc Alta
Fre.uen.a. e cuaI cs ma mctodo -econocido como sficaI para IA
cu-acTor Ge csta case de enfc1medaccS. EcTTGcaS, abcSos. etc.
sou c-atado5 ejca-fcanentc en- nucstraS oHcinaz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14
A LOS vISITANTEs DE LA CIUDAD.

nera DC u~sarlos. A a~euellas personals
due deseen consultarme acerca de 81 en-
fermedad. les recomerdaE:os 10 haSaH tEn
prorto como lleGuen 2 Ia ciudad. pues
muchos casos que han sido cxantnados
propiamente pueden ser curadoS ~ casa
IIevando las medicihas que Al c!ccto ne
~cesitcn. Insistinos en- Gccir Gue r7rehcs
cue Sc Green enferrnos en- Traliiad no IL
cstin. sino que tienen soAamente aIgnns
indisposici0n faciI dc curar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14

=. natente Que sc Venden er cantlcade3 cnOr!Ees, pOF lUuu It uuH-
do, y n o obstante rs my raIo Il case en- que estas uedIeinas rue
On cnrar Cuando aparezcan los Drmsros sintonas dc catarro, I'd
dobe acudi- a IN m6dico coaupctente para exphcarle u estado, :
81 le dara Ell tratamiento que en 81 concoeto slime adecuado. Aho-
~ bier. dbe tenerse e cucnta que % numeTosos los casoS &c
ca.arros en- las membranes mucosas del cuerpo, ; Cue no Is
.os cnsos pucden ser curados de Ia misna naaera, pue5 antS 6
s.oSa-a, onoce- pcrfectamentc Ell case para &dministrarlc I'm ira
tsmianto ap-opiado scndo 6Sa Ia unica nansra Fara IosraE IN
,r;o sorr-o = duradero. FL caarro nasal 10 cuTamoS % Heoio
dc nuestro sistenla de generation de ozono, acomoanado lie gun
oras mcdhinas que creamos conveniehoS sesu" Ct %NU0 Du -
fc-no. y rSTrPESE MAS
nvrrTrnAyENTE DE NUEsTRo METoDo PARA CukAk
CATARRO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14

A todas las personals QUO rcsidan fucra
dc In Ciudad que aerualmente SC en-
cuentren visitandola les hago Rua cor
dial inyitaci6n para cue visiten @ inspec-
c;onen mis- oficinaS : para que Neah los
c1uipos con que cutamos para cl ira
tanicnto DC las intermediates por medic
dc los me;odos cientificos mas niodernos-
Descamos que nos visiten todos. esten o
no enfcrros, rara que reciban una cN-
plicaci6n &C nuestros aparatoS J Il ma
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NERVIOS
FNFERNEDADES NERvIOSAS.
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PodianoS cs-7bIr TODD IN ib-o aceEca &c
cste .suc-o dc Intermediates sin que Tor edo Hu-
Giesemus azcgurar QUO habiamos d'cho TODD 10 cue
debc saberse accrca dc elias. Sin cEabar-o. nos
Oeupa-croS IN terminus Gc que. rGeSiros olc:,o'
anrigos. los meNicanuS. ouedan iofmarse una i"sa
-TrnI.I, - roncederlcs Ia impcrtancia Gu- 81 ga
50 r,ru.e-e. Ciertamcntc sus manifestations son
tc-rib.es y sus victimas g cuentao. tantO entire Io'
RIGGS como entire !o> pobres. ION trecuc2c.A SIS
sin.on,a, C:fie-cu. re-o los r~csulE.3oS son slemprs
irua!cs. As!, Sc nos DreSentan pacIcntcS 04e al
dcspe-ta- Sc s;caten aun Causato5 Que .! sHaAc no
Ins IA D-onor-jorado 81 descsEso TcccsIrio. y cstan
sicr7-c ojeroso>: su mcmoria 6 dsmasiaco po3r,
y TODD 81 cucrrO 70 Sicntcn adolor!do: en- una pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14
CARBUNCLOS Y GRANOS.

Por medic dc nuestros metodus cspecia-
los podcmo, cu-ar dichas Intermediates on
IN re-iodO Dc tempo razonablc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14
PIEL, %PROSTATAY RECTO
ANORRANAS. FISTULAS 7 tNfths
DEL, RECTO.

I,Jrdablr,ente muchos de IDS. han
Ioi5o on In nayoria &c los pcrIodicos' 20 N~~A
anuncns dc redrinas para esq c4aSe &c /
nofrrnedaLcs, y tambicn h2oran hoNaH" .SIS ~ .
ruc. cuando Sc comrran y ussn Ncha ~
d-oras. aliian y caman a. una inahe- r/ IL
m felicia, pues Cl orgen de IL cniernne- "a "a
lad Gueda G el ORGANISING. dance p"r re- IN W. M
surado Que al POGO tempo NueiEe I mo-
Icst.- al pacieatc. cl cuaI tcnc que volver a tonar medicihas
% este case su enfcrmedad cs ya mas seria, pues Sc lie n a IA
.:u,, ,o-. onc So dcsarrouc en- cl sitema. Las almorrEnas N
son otra cos que pequenos tumores vasculare'' que tencn 'rHo
infrueucia sobrc TODD cl cuerpo : quo cauSan tc-TbeS rS"oF's
u.Lo.,,- Nosotros usanos TN tratamiento radical en- Ia cura q
e.ta enfe-medad, pudicndo ascGurar CUE nues-ro pFocec!mieH" -"
consiste precisamcntc en- una deicada operation, ( n muchaS o:ASc
No oil n,rien,c oIeie scsuir desempehando gs ocuoactones nap
+uaIcs = por nuestra parte rodrenos curario en- un tempo Ta+o""
bic siernpre que no cxistan graves COMPLICATIONS. No 10 Ealemo
do inyecciones de fucrtes acidoS, pero como 10 diJmos nbF'orm
20 rrqst-o nstodo es radical. i cual ha sio anrobsdo por La
s,trid,deS nrsd;eas. tanto dc Europa como dc este pals.
pu-.is Ami O artor en- c: rccto e curada con eiNto N hueISr
ori.;ns asi como utras muchas enfcrmedades slnllares.
Rccue-dcn que c&a oircina fe Instalada para a'enoer d II
Mexicanos solamentc : que $ han tornado todas las ecI1aS "t
- w., ,-ono-rionar Il los cnfcrno5 toda casc dc conodtiade
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14
CONSULTA Y EXAMEN
& r I

TlENNA MGJRDAD DLOQ EU I'D DIAS AR-- ME EG .0Mo me mS nem! GGme
"' N1 RAID Ia MNNFGA OORUNDD QUE LIE PRESENTAP AAC RA&E?
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Consultenos Embellishments, la ConsuIta es Gratis.
JFERMOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAS DE LA VIDA:


z \ / A q.
La enfermedad que Z vsccs es lamada "EI Prin-
cipio &c Ia isis" nomb-e verdade-amente apro-
riado, haze victimas a intinidad dc personaS, las
cunlcs usan para curarsc uIccicinas dc patentc-
Muchas dc cstas persoRas Fsdecen catar-o baio I'm
aspecto detcCninado y TO sc dan cuceta dc clio.
hasta Que su ORGANISING Sc deblita. : como no s-
ben Ia Yerdadcra enfermcdad cue padeccn, rcsulta
que t-atan de curar otra dstinta, 10 GUe ia por
resultado IN ernpcoramieato de su estado. FL cata-
rro 6cbilita &c tai Hanera 81 siste7ia, Cue tacilits
IA entrads de los CG-lnenes &c scrias enfc-medadcs.
las que. una vcz aIraigaG2s al ORGANISING, pFogrc-
san ripidameutc. al srHGo de que solo IN euicaco
extreme Y meGidas eItraogdinarias pueden salvar
Ia vida del pacientc. Existcn miles de medicinas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-14

microscopic. d. IN aPaFajo como ei cue ap@'eIS em S - Joilcs,
dc; ,Nauer Cuini-o de = O-ns. : en- e@a lorna .SI"' WN
rent sg-1ros de cncon;-a- IA ca1sa &c Z cntevmcdad 'Hem9S eSti-
sigda embellishments este Sear-o DC INTERMEDIATES. y Por Ia expo
-ls,,ia ame ke-cs adg-i-iGo y Po- los t-a.anieaSos Que eSEm'S- :
~ sierpy-c ocs han Gaco -slt1aos SECURES teAem9 In L.
r,,-a en- -es..u-a- n salu5 &c cuaGCler pacIcrte que Sc S-%te "
qHs y po5szos ascrura-e5 acCIas. cue -eGolra 0ueSES Ne-'7
s-s,.T5, = " SC I ca-aGGa1 los s-vyIcIoS &c IN cspecitSIA CUE
ma atqlildo corc-imicntes eP-ciaLes acsEca Dc IN sanEfe , 4 orHa.
Nrelr-r. r-.,sIrufen.1s cu-aUyos son lie r=ulEalo SECURE : este 10
s,ten nuchos dc ustedes. 2or utmo. no oue5o GsJar dc i1si5i'T una
- ~, ,ob-e II irpc-tacc.l Que crcir-.a 81 hecHo q" suls-a= 4 IN
t-atamiento adecuatc este genera dc eolenc'aS: Tor 10 nlsno, tan
,-1n.5 .gno apa-ezcaa L. .rneruS sicoUaS 10 cua-7IIe7 eaLc..-
-eiaa C "A saax-c. no hay que perder l tempo. siao cue tsce
.usco, debc vcurri- = nusstra5 CL9Inas-
80 OTyIDAR QUE NUESTEOS TRATANIESTOS son LOS
MAS MoDERSOS QUE La CIENCLA CoNocE CONTRA LAS
rNEEESlED AIDES.
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G.aduado en- una dc las me.ores Universidades de ArAc
rica honorable en- esta y ctras Ciudades. Tn medico ezrc
rimentado que ha consasrado TODD su tempo al aliYio de-
los hombres y mujeres enfcrmas.
The Washington times., 1919-10-11
URGES SALES FORM
TODETECT THEFTS

'I understand that a bill has been
introduced in the House providing a
$4,000 fine or FIVE years imprison-
ment for stealing an automobile" 3"
says w. L. Kissel. secretary and
treasurer OF the KisseI Motor Car
Company.
when one considers that in nine-
teen Western cities alone there were
%, ,253 automobiles stolen during 1918
1t would seem that something
stringent must be done to stop this
traffic.
1T seems TO me that some sort OF
an arrangement could be made be-
tween the distributor or dealer and
the local authorities whereby. before
an owner can sell his car. a certain
form must be filled out and-sworn to
before the proper authorities which
would bring out indisputIble evidence
that the car being sold is the property
Of the party who is selling It,
"a man who really owns the auto
mobile he is selling would have no
trouble in proving the car is his, but
the man who is trying to dispose Of
an automobile not his own would have
an equally hard time to prove his
ownership before the authorities
The Washington times., 1919-10-11

brim that turns back abruptly rom
the face.
EaFEingB On Hats.
one Of the fads launched recently e
the sewing Of long. dangling earring.
in the'hat It e very charming when
worn properly, but the Wearsr must Be
quite sure the earrings dangie from
the bottom Of the ear and not from
the top
Modern artists Of feminine fashion
appreciate how Indispensable the vel
has become. This year, &C has been
pettsd and humored more than ever
before. Every shop with an eye @
Woman's fancy displays a splendid
array Of motor wells. One can even
experience the joy Of expressing ones
individuality in one Of these dlmV,
lacy necessities.
The new motor veil must fasten
under the chin.
ELIZABETH SHIELDS IN Motor
Life.
The Washington times., 1919-10-11
AUTONOTTVE
SECTION
TUBE TO TIRE AS
HEART TO BODY

srWhat the heart q % the bo1y. lt1
tube Is to the tire" g one way of -
pressing the importaneo of lnnu
tubes from the standpoint 81 tire
mileage. 5udgins from the stre--
placed upon tube quality ~ one 81
AKron's leading tire men. Just 81
the usefulness of the cody ends via
the stopping of tha heart % the tlrr
becomes useless when the tube eeal1l
20 function properly
FurthsFmoro. it i81polltod clt l1ol
the motoriat should % much u1rl
concerned win tho TUBES allAly
hold air than with it8 tensile gteea8ts
a tube may Be strong enougn - pll
q train of ears and yet te tlLl % ~
visible defects that permit cc1Elnel
leaking Of all. The latter lll u t1
end work haVoe with tha %
Cagingu
eThs car ounar can.t Be tee uaresrl
in his selection 81 inner tuferi g.
clares y. O LuIlhol, general
manager of the Mlner Hlubeef ~
pany of AKRON SITS the ne1Et ~
keeps the body. going andsit9 tla tl
that keeps the easing up.
certainly wouldn't select
heart just tccauga % was ehe1p--l
would want the best because 60 nluel
depended ou lt when 90 Genes @
tires and tubes he should purcaa1l
the tube that lasts the lUngegt le7
cause such. tubes serve 20 pfoloug -tne
life Of the easing.
The Washington times., 1919-10-11
ByL. ]. FAULKNER.


William UI1nan, secretary of the American Automobile
Association, District of Columbia branch has issued very
interesting statement relative to proeereng among auto
mobile repair men and service stations.
His statement is not sweeping indictment by any
means and is worthy the consideration of every interested
party There is not the slightest doubt that proeerng
does exist among number of repair and garage but
it is by general In fact it is the writer's opinion
that Washington is in far better condition in this respect
than many other cities but there that
fragrant that it reflects to the detrment of ALL and there
FORE the movement started by the American Automobile
Association to uncover such proeer should receive the
enthusiastic Endorsement of all sefrespectng repair
Method to Combat Fault
One of the best methods to combat this fault would
to be that the Of should demand est
mate at least approximate one, the work to be
done to have this estimate in writing and also to insist
when the car is delivered that written guarantee be given
that the work has been done efficiently and that any defects
the workmanship would be made good free of expense
One of the most fragrant methods adopted by unscru
puous repair that of charging double service car
owner will drive up to repair station, and workman will
be sent to the curb to examine the and will make if
possible the necessary repairs then and there consuming
anywhere from half a hour to an hour and half.
This has been taken away from another job but
his time has not been deducted from it. hence the on
the curbstone pays for the workmans time and the
from whose job he was taken also pays for it. This is
common practice among few automobile
1neTe is marked tendency on the DeCCer
class OF repair men to treat the owner in and bus
nesske way, but there few whose conduct is very
reprehensbe and gives the average repair bad
Plan to Expose PrOfteers
We believe that the only solution to this proposition is
the exposure of the parties profteerng the sug
gesed in Mr. Ullmans article One repair in the city
has gone far that he retains lawyer whose business it
to enforce payment Of his bills and from all reports the
lawyer is kept very busy.
The American Automobile Association has expert me-
chanics making thorough of the city, invest
eating the charges made for various classes of work The
record will be placed before the advisory board of the
club for action and it is hoped that such report wiI
result in the exposure of those who casting stigma
upon the trade in general.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES Automotive Section
would consider it favor if any cases of proteerng by
dealers reported to its editor, who WILL after inves
cation to find if the charges warranted that the
repair mans is not placed the 'far list which
the American Automobile, Association is preparing Ad
dress such communications to the Auomotve Editor and
they will be held in strict confidence regards their
authorship
The Washington times., 1919-10-11

women motorists viii be Interested
to know that the most important Of
recent fashion developments is the re-
vival OF the Eton dress, and the new
tailleur froelz with snugly httsd bod
ice ending with a pert circular rutle
that Is short and stands out stifly
below the waistline. Both these
styles are particularly effective on
youthful, girlish figures
Another innovation IN tailored
dresses Is the extensive use OF cloth
elabOrately embroidered In metal, as,
for instance, blue silk duvetyn bof-
dered with floral design in silver.
Even sports fabrics, as wool jersey,
are checked and striped in metal. In
fact indications point toward q win
ter Of rich fabrics and extravagant
trimmings
A lavish use OF Iaces, combined
with satins. Is noted feature Of
afternoon frocks. Lace and satin
IS moreover extremely suitable for
the matronly figure. 1t lends dignity
and charm to the dgure that Is no
longer girlish The lace and satin
gown Is more moderately priced than
are many Of the new gowns, begin
ulu8 AZ go anos or course, elm ping
upward Any metal trimmed cloth
frOck Is priced at over the 500 mark,
while the most simple Of tricotins
frocks, IL finely tailored, sell at SIS
and over.
Dlverslfy Of suits.
There is a wide diversity OF suits
from which to make a selection for
the fall wardrobe and an interesting
range OF prices, that Is to say, from
$50 to S325.
It's rather a shock to be shown
a simple silvertone model, trimmed
with an inferior quality nutria fur,
marked at SOS, which you distinctly
remember as selling last winter for
500 or Whereabouts. The fact IS that
the smallest quantity Of fur trim
ming frequently doubles the price.
The cOllapsible fabric hat, with low
supple crown and thick, bulky bFim Is
without exception the basic principle
on which all motor hats are con
structed.
Embroideries OF wool, chenille. or
metal threads are the Important trim
ming. Some brims are made entirely
OF chenille, the soft crown OF which
Is made Of velvet. An outstanding
feature Of the new motor hat Is the
The Washington times., 1919-10-11
RIDE TO PACIFIC COAST
ON ORIGINAL AIR IN TIRES

A performance which emphasizes
the Importance Of cord tire equipment
on Journeys OF more than ordinary
length, is the one which is reported
by w. J. and H Q. limerick. of Belle
fOnte, Pa. TlAse two gentlemen, with
their families. have just completed a
trip to San Francisco. in a White
truck equipped with bus body on
Goodyear cord tires, after a journey
OF fifty days. Upon their arrival in
the Golden Gate city. three OF their
tires still contained Pennsylvania air.
and the fourth had Travelled from In
diana without attention. In that
State A tire was changed on account
or a leaky tube. After this jaunt Of
3,546 miles the tires were still in good
condition, apparently good for many
more thousands OF miles. No me-
ChaniCal trouble was experienced be-
yond the breaking of a fan belt.
The Washington times., 1919-10-11

Sometimes il is a difficult thing 70
remove a rusted nut from one end Of
a stud, because Of the trouble Of hold
ing the stud from turning when you
apply the wrench to the nut Very
often even a wise win not grip the
body OF the stud tightly enough to
prevent rotation, In which case get
q pair of pliers with teeth on the jaws
and erip the body of the stud be-
tween them. Then insert the handles
Of the pliers between the jaws OF the
wise and draw n up fairly snugly,
holding the pliers in place so that
they VIII not spring out Of the wise.
The beverage ezerted in this fashion
will usually prove sufficient 20 grip
the stud against turning when the
wrench IS again applied 70 the stub
born nut