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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
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Weather--Idaho-To and Sun
day, fair; cooler in southeast tonight
Ole Hellekson of Troy was in the
city Friday.
L. w. De Weese and wife of Pa
louise were in Moscow yesterday
Mrs. Perry Carter and daughter
Gelatha went to Peck today for two
weeks visit.
Miss Isabel Stevens, of the Univer-
sity, left Moscow Thursday for Spo-
kane.
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone and get
our price. Hagan and Cushing Co.
152-tf
j. w. Waller of Oakesdale was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. R. G. West went to Clifford,
Idaho, today to visit at the home of
her parents.
T. O. Greene of Juliaetta was in
the city today to meet his sister,
Miss Greene, who arrived from Ar
kansas, accompanied by their step
mother, who is 80 years of age.
Mrs. Inez Tracy, bookkeeper of the
First National Bank, and her two
children are visiting in Spokane.
Your photograph gift that money
cannot buy. Eggan, Photographer,
East 3rd. 224-6
Miss Anna Young and Miss Jean
Stott left Friday for their homes in
Pennsylvania. They are teachers in
our public schools.
Mrs. Jens Anderson, Miss Nellie
Anderson and Mrs. Clarence Ander-
son, who have been visiting relatives
in Moscow, left today for their home
in Walla Walla.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
In MemOrian.

Whereas, The Angel, of Death has
entered our ranks and summonded
from our midst one, of our faithful
members, Peterina Veum, who passed
away June II, 1919, leaving large
number of friends to mourn her loss.
Her cheerful presence will be missed
from our camp fire. Therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow our
heads to the will of One who doeth
all things we'll, we mourn the loss of
Neighbor and unite in extending our
heartfelt sympathy to the members
of her bereaved family, and be it fur
Their
Resolved, That our charter be drap-
ed for period of thirty days, that
these resolutions be spread upon the
memorial records of our camp, a
copy be handed to the Borrowing
family and be sent to the local paper
for publication.
MRS. ROY HOLMAN,
Chairman
MRS. NORA OLDENBURG,
MRS. GEO. LOOMS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
Bids on diameters of 6, s, 10

deep. Bids on diameters of 6, s, 10
and - inches are asked for. Proba-
bly, larger diameter will be used. AL
so bids are asked for on 6, s, 70 and
12-inch castings All bids to be ac-
companied by certified checks for $50
as a guarantee of good faith. Bids
should be addressed to the Board of
Regents of the University of Idaho.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ton and so forth may be obtained
from Dean Little at the University of
Idaho. 226-2
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
NOTICE TO WELL DRILLERS

Sealed bids will be received up to
two o'clock, June %, 1919, at the Of
flee of the Bursar of the University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, for the drilling
of a well on the University Campus.
The well to be approximately $50 feet
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
Cut This Out and Take it With You.

Cut THIS Out and Take 1t With You.
A man often forgets the exact
name of the article he wishes to pur-
chase, and as a last resort take
something else instead. That is al
ways disappointing and unsatisfac-
tory. The safe way is to cut this out
and take it with you so as to make
sure of getting Chamberlain's Tablets.
You will find nothing quite so salts
factory for constipation and indiges-
ton. Cd
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
Mr.. Wisler Cured of Indigestion

"Some time in 1909 when / had an
attack of indigestion and everything
looked gloomy to me, 1 received
free sample Of Chamberlain's Tablets
by mail, l gave them a trial and they
were. such help to me that bought
package, and l can truthfully say
that / have not had similar attack
since," writes VIM. B. Wisler, Doug
!assville, Pa. CD
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21
an excellent cast.
Constipation.

Is the cause of much sickness. Take
M. A. c., the best laxative for old
and young, never gripes or sickens.
For sale by the Corner Drug Store,
Moscow
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26
CONFERENCE PROVES
 HUNS SURPRISED
Leaders Of Industry and Science
 to Exhibit Works in Chicago

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Delegates from England France, Spain, Mexico and other countries, including industrial leaders and the keenest experimenters in the chemical world, are expected to participate in the fifth National Expo sition of Chemical Industries which will be held here in connection with four important meetings of chemical societies, September 22-27 The soci- cites are the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, the American Ceramic Society, the American Electro Chemical Society, and the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry.
 Three hundred and thirty exhibits representative of forty different in- dustries, will be shown to prove that Germany has been surpassed in her own field and that America now easily leads the world in the chemical arts Through the exhibits and the papers to be read at the meetings of the various societies, the world it is said will learn authoritatively just what America accomplished in the labora- tory during the war.
 Much of this war development 1t Is declared, will be equally valuable in peace. Experiences with poison gas, for example. resulted in the invention of masks and other devices to protect workers In industry from noxious fumes. Substitutes have been found for the drugs and dyes formerly inn ported from Germany, a potash indus try valued at $31, 1,961,626 has been built up, and new processes have been found for hardening steel, bronze and other metals.
 Among the exhibits promised at the exposition are acid and alkali proof bronze of such hardness and strencth that it is made into instruments tO cut the hardest steeIs. The Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper In- duStry plans to show all the stages of papermaking from the tree to the hn- ished product, and tha United States Bureau of Mines will show safety an- pliances and paraphernalia for guard ing the workers in mines and indus trial plants.
 A committee composed of some of the foremost industrial chemists of thasennatry is<An charge of sha expo-
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26

Members of the French cabinetl ceive about $10,00O a year. a I dence furnished, heated and lighI free railroad tickets and admissio1 all government theaters.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26

cty; Henry E. Faber, of the Industrial Filtration Corporation; Ellwood Hen drick, president of the Chemists club;
 Bernard c. Hesse, of the General Chemical Company; ". H. Nichols, president of the American Chemical Society; R. r. Perry. president of the
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26

Barrett Company: c. w. Thompson, president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers; T. B. Wagner, II. s. Food Products Corporation; M. c. Whitaker, president of the U. s. Industrial Chemical company; A. D. Little and II. C. Parmalee.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26

sition. It is headed by Dr. Charles Il. Herty of New York, and includes Raymond F. Bacon, director of the Mellon Institute; l.. H. Bakeland,
 member of the Naval Consulting Board; w. D. Bancroft, president of the American Electrochemical Soci-
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26
l! l! l! l!

YOU will be more than pleased if you give trial Ask your friends or neighbors about work. They are talking about it--but you may not have had your attention called to us. That's unfortunate
 OUR SERVICE certainly will save you Money and you will be glad to know us better.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-26

The Fortress Crawford can be supplied with high or low shelf or hot closet, and with or without gas end oven. The Palace, Castle and Cottage Craw- fords arc different sires of the same style.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
UNIVERSALLY

Readers of Tho Caller. RECALLED
daily In their homes on offices
through these columns with exact,
impartial nad interesting accounts
Of happenings here. there and
everywhere possibly often won.
der ai the means hy which these
results are obtained and how %
paper in the local field obtains q
report of the daily doing of the
world ms comprehensive as that
available 40 The greatest papcm in
the largest critics on the continent
The answer BIS contained m tho
caption. "By The Associated
Press - These fcw words. to the
initiated mean that in addition 90
TIT high class reporioria staff
known 90 thc city, The Caller has
another staff composed of ihc
kcoucsi and best newspaper mem
in the world staff thal inslcad
OF being confined 40 ono eifl is
world wide in iis Territory
that can and does report ou fhc
spot the action OF % ciiy council
q hundred miles from here aud thc
deliberations of peace commits
sion sitting half world away
that ls on duty twenty four hours
in the day 0u ihe MeAicau border
and the Arctic circle that ih as
much al home DOB the tropical
jungles or a front lino trench as
our city hall man is iu the ante
room OF the mayors office
by The Associated Press
seen in these columns, reflects the
coordination OF more than eleven
hundred newspapers of tho Unit
ed States in mutual association
by which each individual papcr
becomes the servant of aiI, and am
the servants OF each
The great metropolitan puh'ioa
ti0ns with their enormous sialh
and facilities, are "a the service of
the small town daily The small
daily Is also bound la honor in ihe
service Of the greater publications.
Each places al the disposal OF iho
other. through the medi ana of The
Associated Press. the important
happenings Of lbs locality.
Ia addition, through iis mem
bership la The Associated Press,
each member paper has also the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10

From tht NucceH valley. July i1 1858
Mcctina 81 Stock Eamcrs.--Au thc
stock Ialsprf of NuDeDs. SAN patrlrlo
ana ia,c OHh counties arc requested
io aescmhis ui SAN Nutrariin tMu-
ler'sl ou Aueusi SIS. 1858. Go ll o'ciocl
m for iht purpose 90 organizing i
"sfocA Assocmuon Au those cn-
lagfd or Interested u Nr IlHne 90
-to,s are requested t1 he present on
Goo oc01siUn. Sisnel ~ u love. NJ.
Parkinson. Hamilton b. Hco S W.
Fullerton 81 HowCN Forbes Nrlt-
tUn D. HrH0n q. O. COS. j ~ natNiu.
rs 81 DrcrUrf Samuel rs Miller John
russriman o. g. Nouman. j - Mur-
phf -
John Dunn Hooked b. q Boll--we
learn win regrct thst John Dunn 20
thH county waa badly Injured ~ o
bulI q few days since Iio was hooked
in 800 mouth and besides losing ssv
rrai ~ hia ieoth. had ono check torn
completely open This Il what ~ csil
al.inr nne hon Goo much hr Dunn
drire r,N
Nouro Runaoays .--Thr negroes ho
lnnrira tu fhr rsfHle of lHmta b
burst Uu.fN rtalHcd N0tIln u SAFETY
Nne of ihr three lowDf0r ns hioi'
stated was drowned In attempting N
.rae. tho Rio Gmnlc negro N''
,san captured nenf Eagic Pass hcionss
.nr fa SIT Dorlon. uf AaffrHf'
county rh, boy hal bcon some nearly
tvO years
Cheaper Than Claret Ns brave
boon presented hy $50 nm w.ih
bottle of nnc wine made fron ih' nA'
iec rrauo Thoueh hy np means ncs
thing o. w1s WON deserving p'ec'
ot too dinner nnio heins Cor mnr do.
iioiou and witnnl much cheaper ihar
ol0rot
Goinp 60 tho Rio orande. ZION Iubf
t WHtroue nnt ntrh0n 1rted nf
iHat h0at from Galveston. enroufr fn'
Brownsville rno judas vul he aD
companies hF Nr Iuhn So Noon "a
Alabama uho fnr fhn nl.f f.v wroa'
Dos boon nI0u.nnr n hr ..tr nra
uarli0rf fu Wishing fn siivor -tn'.
nf NeNIro
Death from poison--h Ntt. ann I'd
IlmDs anI tnn shIw of EwHarn fm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10

county, had access few days aro to d
room containing paints ou which ue.
lHHiNu Nc mixed With water amlll
quantity 90 the hi-chromste of potash
and drank So Before auGhf could Uo
dome fof hiw hD di0a Jmmt was a
surishtIN ltiic fellow nut two and D.
hHlf scars Old
Amonu She Adevriisers--C j suW
tan would Inform ihe citizens ni ~aH
lNHt.o ana tho uelshbopirg towns
and count, thAi ho haa uu returned
frHm NoW Orleans. hrIneine with aim
mfro additions in hia former Stock az
ary goods groceries hardware etc
Mr Sullivan has fue STORE
SAINT b. Fu clm1n. of blngnetc.
hos notice 30 stray hofsr taken up on
the preseuos CroCk. Ihe owner De- uot-
f.af to come forward provo property
and ~ shArscs
n T. Hoe y ~ Iuoksft N patEiu
son ani ~ Kennedy publish executors
notice. estate nf James n uufsi de-
ceased
a Failure Tlr parity which ien
hDre la.i ~.Dntfn fnr lH.uuH Mach
uItl fno atOu.f determination uui t
r.mn without raufnr'nr DO u' nI.
le arat .rnrnt reported inh1niiInH
thlt hnIf OFF v.'0r nud vnIDh ha.
No0r reported to htto iliDd nl nli"n
recently srlnai fnn rnwt "ttl.
u... prevented from l.H.h.nr theH
palnt Df destination hf grounding Ni
I1mn iunH har resulting in N' l".
nf ID rudf.r and boom. Hnd c'nl' 'ilni
hr rDurn io town uf ,le diHnpf"'ni''
party
Col Ferds Fieh, With sho indiana
Texas paper. arc tDcmine with Hr.
counts of nght between captain
iurdH commend and ho Com1ncho.
n 600 W'chIt WDuriiInH in which 90
of 1855 hiWna u.fo in.1 Wlfh hnt
irlflnr loss on tND oiho. s.de Thie g.
indeed ecVoro rha.fiecrrnl ono fh1l
$500 materially rhrDt f b. houi nn'
ff wr t .fn io nirrr m
IIan irarodliurs Iu frHf quarter Th'
couHu,les fnnrnn ru.'F thnn Oehf
inf rnr Hruur tuf fl0. no nonr'
nlre $50 mDo fhe Ee.uH fNnn io.
ucflon and dr.fh meet lh'm lf 'hch
onn doore
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10


some dtram 40 land Nai a fsrel
fnln fnis
ana picture realm n tNr aIr.
Bot the beauty surrounding mrm down
here ihey miss
So thel search fof the su',udor- on
hiah
Leave Death Tor the dead There ar.
SONGS io hc suns
There Nre ioYs Co boz born out "a
strife.
The world is tho plac, whore 400
hcaris should ho young
The carih 80 ,h, harhof OF mo
Th'rc are goals % be reached. Their.
frc deeds Ca ha done.
Tirfe nre ioys for our children Oh
know
There are battles wlh own ond hai,
t0 Do won
That the world wlih confontman,
mos glow
hnd ihe mission ~ mon FROM th, rm,
IN Na birth
Io the da fhaf his spirit rhnn soar
D. % mako for ihe Twins hann.o.
Than ever Dc has been before
Ne can change NOT tho realm th1t 5,
PROMISED Tor n1
Nor comfort tho souls ~ thD Hcad
nuf here We can iehion thc burden.
that aii
And level The pathways $500 trn19
We can make az This earth moro
beautiful place
70 iIfe many charms wo cnn eiye,
We cun ON Do win laughter nna
music and grace.
We can mako b. e. pleasure io live
Let us tnN while wo mas Tor th,
Hnlcnd0f of onrtM
let us brighten the DAYS with oui
SONG
Lct uf fni tho ark corners with suns
shine and mnfh
And Danish oppression and WRONG
Lrf us dream mot eco much of tn,
Heaven AfDr
ThHi tho beauty about uH $500 miHH.
our duty los hove whore nt present
wr ore.
Let us mako rool world out Of
thia
OCopyrrht 1919 D., FdH a Cuutl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
THE RETURNING SOLDIER

Cnheraldcd and unsung our
Corpus Christi boys who have been
fighting our battles against The
despicahle Hun. are returning
home. The Caller is unable go
fathom this spirit of Indifference
that seems 20 pcrvnde our people.
hnt The fact nevertheless remains
that we are doing comparatively
nothing publicly 90 show these
splendid young men that SIC app
preciatc the sacrifices that they
made.
We probably forget that these
young men, without o whimper,
left their homes. and quit thcir
jobs, TO take up our fight in the
world struggle Cor humanity jus
tice and democracy
And now that these boys are re-
turning IL is patriotic duty that
we owe 20 them 20 see 90 10 that
we publicly manifest our APP
probation of their splendid scry-
ices and the community owes to
each Of the lads q job equally as
good as the one that he held when
he quit civilian life 90 don the
khaki.
The Caller Is glad 90 learn that
the Rotary Club. The Elks lodge.
the Commercial Association, and
other organizations are getting
ready 90 interest the community
ia the welfare of the returning
soldiers
II would probably be good
idea for those who should take the
lead IN such matters "a appoint
a committee OF citizens 40 devise
plans For best assisting tine return
ing soldiers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
QUICK Relief
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the JOYFUL cry OF thousands
since Dr. lts.cfla 1cuccd Olive Tablet,
'hc uh i.tita i'r 1alcwci
Dr. Eiu.-G1 praciiciny physician for
Al years aid cslomcls 0ii-umc enemy,
discovered thc formula for Olive Tablets
while fronting patients for chronic con.
situation and , frid lvcra
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets DO not
contain calomi but q healing, soothina
'egetablc laxative.
No erining IS the 'kcyncte" OF these
little surlr.ccied, oiivccolorcd tablets
They cause &c bowels and liver 90 act
-0rmallyS Thy never force them &c
unnatural acton.
n you have dark brown mouth" now
and then = bad breath - \ duh. tired
feeling -9iciS headache torpid liver and
are constipatei, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two ~
ne Or. Edwartr Olive Tablets at bedtime
Thousands AXE one or two every night
igst to keep right. Try them. l9c a1d
~ per box. Az druggists
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
:. HOROSCOPE.
HOROSCOPE


Copyright. 1879 hy tine Mcclure
Newspaper syndlcaiel
1hla if day of chauginr influences
according % asrolosy Early 30 h,
morning Nars saturn nud Venus nrl
all adverse. Latter Marn iH friendly
white Mercury asa dtho san uro ln
htuefle aspect hui tine evening is un
fortunate After eight o'cincs lranuf
and Mercury aro adverse
purmg thH CONFEDERATION the mtno
b. likely go hc wayorlnp nud depressed
Foebodmr. and EMBELLISHMENTS af,
hlIH to he cucouiAesd ht thH position
uf 600 stars.
Tho awHy maIes f0r mucn ,ilurnu
roucrrnns amy afitlH whivn Nili H
proved undcsorYsd anI without fuuu
dntiun
Under this direction umore wW
multiply aud holO INNS h" r'"ii'''
n,ss nmonr no'dirfs and cause ini
anxiety ,oucorninF tncu welfare
THr s,ef predict nn c'n o." h'nl'hH
nu. busroas activity wien DnmW'
D.al n,alrl,r amid h,rD Will hD urh
.natmout PROJECTS undertaken th'i o.
Iahor shortage Probable
.rnir should D., 20 mcNN iInie ior eifn
.... I,..r,.. Contract. HI fNr ufniNN
haas, nonHihunc. 20 D. Hn HutH
..uu ass Sos rerNns ucw pnsiilon
Rou.n come under 90 direction iht
rla. moan f0r ihDm ihe mf'l'hh 'l
.rriou. husmma woh'omr
I "a fnrmldiur sway inr love 'i
nlrs aud There o. 1000 inspect Hui p'f
3D. n. conducive tn poor iuiHmoul lnH
t....... ..trfrf.rrta Thr Nuuug NhnNl0
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10

service of numerous rOrrcspon.
dents DO other lands. some oil them
cmploycs Of news agencies with
which The Associated Pres, has
working affiliations, and others,
staff men of The Associated pfcss
itself
As member Of This great co-
operative organization and under
Che caption "By The Associated
Press The Caller is able 80 place
before IFS readers each day the
cream of ihc world news, with ah.
soluic assurance chat fact and not
fancy, truth and not faIschood. is
being printed.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
REORGANIZATION
OF SCHOOL BOARD
Is MADE FOR CITY

Tho CORPUS Christi Independent
school ueirIo hH ro ofnHnzed win
$751; 81 Hrislor as president pr if o.
IDHnut HH yIfo president nni William
sholf as secretary A. h llrhfDn frIu
rls horu prr id0nf and ChUiDH New
fiep president Mr. Suolf WAS ro
elected tH a0rrtfnrN
Th. auunu school election wlE ie'N
sntwlpt Hnf Ni Hfaaier Mr Shell.
Nr Mow nnd NIr IIrUfDu.foIn .rr HN
re elected directors Thnae 0.ro 'tof
u hose tDrms geo NOT eNpu wul neA
scar HrD 49, 49, fcuch D. 81 smft0n
Hnd pr a. o.. llrnn'r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
HERRERA Is FOUND
GUILTY; SUSPENDED
SENTENCE is GIVEN

MnoedonH UeuDrf who vae ch1re
tl with assault with nie0f lo conf.
mn murder waH muui guilty ht IuN
fcHtefdar n fhn district crb0n1i rou
ond rivon Wsfended sentence oi u.o
foarH
a divorce wHF rfnufel Mrs lnrI
quota %. SHitIdtr neHluW Martin sIl.
tdHr sho wHr ALSO wnied tho cH.
f0dN OF n minor child
Among inp c.ifoN which Wili ho irIri
todny D. % mlt OF Nv Iulu O. nrefrI
lriluaL a. A Dresser f1r divorce ~
IH called for $40 nriu.l fhH morning
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
CORPUS CHRISTI
SIXTY-ONE YEARS AGO

ESrRAcTs MADE r. mERsMAN THE NuEces VALLEY
KINNEY.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-10
EHcLAND's BIRTH RATE
rs LOWEST RECORDED

london, ANN . EnWand's blrn
riie hHf Fallen below thc death rate
f0r tho nrat time since iho establish
iug of tno riVu registry. For The laa.
quarter there were lol7lb births ans
2tl.is draths. natural decreayc So
population of 1850. Tho birth rat,
~ the lowest recorded
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-28
VAST SUMS SAVED
THROUGH TRUCKS USE

1T is estimated that |. cno. O0O.0OO tons
Of goods are hauled yearly by motor
trucks at a cost of an average of IL
cents per ton" says J. =. Lynch. di-
rector Of sales of the kisSel Motor
Car Company. This gives MS a total
of $1IS.O0O.OOO for moving the above
tonnage.
In comparing these figures with
that Of wagons and horses. VIC find
that the cost of maintaining and OPP
Grating horse teams is e; cents per
ton mile. which. IL correct. gives
saving of s2l6.uoo,0oo per year in favor
of the motor truck.
while there are only $4,000 motor
trucks in the United States today. it
is expected there will be at least u
l.O0O.G" in Use the first part of the year
of 1890. so it is evident the trans
portation equipment of the country
is sure to prove adequate to demand.
with this help from the motor truck"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-28
New Cadillac Headlight
Removes Night Dangers

Engineers of the Cadillac Motor
Car Company claim that they have
removed the greatest danger OF night
driving-headlight glare-by means OF
the Cadillac fitting reflector.
The fitting is done through a sim
pie arrangement of rods, controlled
by the driSer with a lever on the
steering column. A short movement
of the defiector concentrates on the
road, rs feet ahead of the car, the
light which is normally projected
over 800 feet of road.
The DETECTION brings the rays Of
light below the level Of the eye Of
an approaching driver The move
ment is so small. and the control
ling device so simple. that 1t re-
quires no adjustment after leaving
the factory.
Under. any system Of light diminu-
ton, the driver. after diminishing
his lights. is forced to drive blindly
for a few seconds until his eyes have
adapted themselves to the new con.
ditions. During the moments of this
optical readjustment, he is not able
to Judge distance or objects accu-
rately. In an emergency. this con-
dition Is apt to be a serious men,
ace, which is entirely removed by
the Cadillac lamp.