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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
PolTRZzEBA POISKICH ZABYT
K6W SZTUKI MA VISTA
WE

Washington, d. G. Pod protek-
.toratem Amerykanskiego Zwiaz-
.ku Suzuki i Uniwersytetu Stanu
New York jakotez z Wsp6iudzia-
lem wielu miejscowych org:aniza-
cyl i poszczegolnych obyWateli
odbedzie sic wystawa sztuki kun
STU domowego, w miastach B Blu
.ffafo, Rochester, Syracuse, Alba
my New York, poczawszy cd 10
.Pazzdziernilka.
Gl6wni inicyaorowie tel wysta-
wy, panowie William G. Smith, z
Uniwersytetu Stanu New York ]
Allen Eaton, Sekretarz ZWiazku
.Sztuki, zapowiadaja re wystaWa
ia skfadac sic bedzie nnie tylko
q najlepszych okazow sztuki kun
STU domowego,dobranych W MAJ
barrdzziiejj stosowniej ipiekniej for
ME, lecz W zwiazku 2 TEN bedaa
.artysci i rzemieslnicy, W narodo-
Wych strojach, pracujacy ma ko-
1owrotkach, warsztatach tkackich
stalugach t. p, W rzeczyW1stos-
ci tWorzac objektyWne artystyezz-
ne wrazenie, pr1zedstaWiajace "
cie KRAKOW, z ktorych milioony ma ma
szych .obyWateli przybylo. sYs=
OdezWa iinieyator6W WystaWy
brzmi nastepujaco:
Pierwszym najjWazniejjsszzy'im
celem tel wystaWy jest Wyk'a.'z MA
HE "a droga nasazaegetof, sz laafc.nnnllklzuplItl Ia
talentto5w, Estore Ilaadldzziie 'snroodzeni Y
Eurriopiieaprzy1,wiiezH do przybbras
nego kraju.
Nastepnie chcemy ably nlasi q
byWatele, Wiekszose kt6ryeh ME i,
miala sposobnosci podr6zoW,anlias
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
z %szacunkiem
Klemens Hinc
Sekr. Prot.
Bill 0 Kajzerze pressed, ma
stepnie p6idzie choroba.

rod stowarzyszenia publicznego
;. -ZdrOWia.
Minnesota jest w wojnie, a O.
dezwa do uzbrojenia rozlega sic
w kazdym poWiecie, gminie, mies-.
Gle i wiosce w tym stanie.
Lojalni mieszkancy w kazdej O.
kolicy tego stanu .mobilizuja sic
do wielkich zapas6w W czasie p!o-
kojusprzeciW innemu nawet vie
|cej zgubnemu "<potrojnemu przy-
mierzu ich wielu aliantami.
Okropnym==byl pobor zycia ia
,bieranie Wlasnosci w wojnie swia
ltowej, spustoszenie zrobione przez
''niieprzyj aciol. Minnesota ponawiia
''swe napady mad tenn zwiekszajjaa-
ce sic. navel kazdego roku.
w ''potrojnem przymierzu'
choroby sd choroba serca, zapta:-
[lenie plIuc tuberkuloza. Ostatnia
Jest najbardziej zczy'ehajaca, pso-
nii,eiWNiaaszi zabiera wielki poboroz po-
miedzy dzieci. Walka 0 zdroWiiee
skupia sic PREY tuberkulozie, p..o--
niewaz jest zapobiegakcza j ME
dajaca sic wyleczyc. Jest ona
trzecia ma iscie chor6b powodu-
jae na,jjwiie'cej snliierci, inne dwie
'glloowd1lte SO Wlaczone " przymiie-
rzu."
Dzisiejsza wielka Mojna Mime
|soty bedzie zWalczaiaa zapobieggaw
Icze ccfhoroby, ktore powoduja VIE
cej smierci j straty materyalnej
kazdego roku anizei to spraWia
wojjna ssWiiatoWa albo jakakolWiek
imna wo.ina. Zapasy toczyc sic be-
da pod bandera amerykanskieggo.
*GizerWoneggo kfzyzza, WleIka marc
dowa gorganizacya pomocy, upo-.
wazniona za166W do uzycia sWeggo.
emblematu pod znakiem CzerWo-
sneggo Krzyza.
Fundnsze ma 5prowadzenie walLkElii
przeciw tuberkulozie j innyym e ;ll''
robom zgromadzone beda przez
sprzedaz piieczatek gwiazdkowyclhl.
Czerwooneggo Krzyza.
Kobiece Wojenne organizacye.
poWiatosWe stoWarzyszennia zdro-
via, dzieci szkolnesi rozmlaliitt1et in N
ag s,en1lcesy beda zpisane do kampa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
|Tylko diva : arilni Pathfin::
ders povroeily do podstaNy.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINIS paz-

MINNEAPOLIS, MINIS paz-
: Ostatnie z siedmiu aeroplan6w
All-Americair pathfinders, przyby
10 ma pole Curtiss, wczoraj .okolo
5tej pc poiudniu. Ten plan by}
.kierowany przez maj. Ora NJ. Bal
.dinger, komendanta Pathfniders,
zatrzymaf sic niedaleko Kellogg,
ably niesc pomoc jednemu z Path
finder planov kt6ry byl zniewo-
:lony ladowac ma polu z kukurydza
Z powodu lie sic cos u maszyny
zepsu4o. Ten przypadek op6znil
lot trzech acroplan6w, gdyz inny
aeroplan z tego szwadronu do a
systencyi planu kt6ry zmuszony
byt spuscic sic tez sic zatrzymaR.g,
Zaloga IA dw6ch 2 tych pla-
now, kt6ra osiagneia pole Curtiss
okofo 1850 pc po1udniu byla bar
dzo g}odna, walczac' z ekropnym
wiatrem w locie z.Winony zatrzy-
ma}a sic niedaleko Lake City ma
przekaske .Tylko diva z tych ae-.
rop]an06w zrobi}y lot Z Winony
wprost do st. Paul Minneapolis,
bez zatrzymania sic. Re diva pla-
ny przyby}y. .wczoraj kr6tko pc
.12=stej W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sic
dem aeroplan6w odlecialy.r WI
nony Wczoraj rano, w odsteple
pieciu minut. Plerwszy :wzbi} sic
W gore 0 10 rs = rama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
WiadOnnOs'ci ].
MlEJSCOWE
Praca enuneratolr6W censu l
soWyeh rozpoczlie sic
v Winonie.


Praca ola enumeratOroW rOZpO-
cznie sic W kr6tcesW poWiecie vi
non1skim. Praca ME jest tax trud-
ma i renumeratorzy zdolni betdaa
jej sprostac. Mezczyzni Q dobrej
morahnej postawie, p~rzecietnie IN
teligentm beda pracowae ola RIA
du przy tel waznej piracy "licze-
MIA nazWisk.
w offisiie superWiizora p. D. D.
Burke, ". budynku federarlnym
znajduje sic kilka aplikacyi. W
miesce potrzeba czternastu lud (lz
a W powiecie, pc "a miastem die.
wetnastu uskuteczni te prace.
CT kttorzy sic zglosza pierwsi, be.
da mice pierwszenstwo W otrzyJm1aa..
niu piracy jak> dis oswiadczono..
Odpowiedz powinna bye szybha,,
p~owiedziaf p. Burke z powodu il
najodpowiedniejsi ludzie otrzy-
maja pozycye.
Poniewaz potrzeba bedzie pod
JAG egzaaninacye ably sprostac wy
maganiom W acknowledgements
prenumeratow, postanowiono &c
proba ME bedzie trudna i ME po-
Wilma ~powsciagac os6b cd zasto-
soWaniia.
Egzaminacya odbedzie sic pc
ca1ym kraju W ostatnm tygodniu
pazdziernika. Praca rozpocznie
sic. 2 styczna j. tr.vac bedze try
dzicsci dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
OfiaroWano ma Armie

- A,,n;a
1no1sla 1000
zanaa,.zah Z 1ana Lev 5000
10 8 Il. !, noorzahowv zoo.
Na,asza q, 20
M.ta,val n;sm;en,v ksiazki
sapra+a,za .-ss5ss 1000 1425
po,s,5e ,,,zadnh56w. 50. so
% ,,anramian;as repali6w
A marszalk6u 100
ERa.ohoa,, - rok,,5 hv1o 5.783.71
~ 4 So s1q1onozostaie "
~, Iasuera 241. so
Kasa Tow. = rokn 1919
nnwiekszona 3 1884
Maia+nkITnu7 ma
y bankach s.. .l,688.77
~ hondach Wolnosci. 10000
Ma hynotekach .l875.O0
w reku kasyera .246. 80
ICa1v maiatek wynosi. .4,61O.O7
Zaleo}osc cz]onk6w.
mios;pcznaoo nodafka1 .259.53
WIZ na1eaaca do Tow. 987. 81
coh rvnosi 5.857.5l
s cz}onol Tar Iicasnmar} 10 ma
e. 1o1o noso, e,,tnn 100000
ruonLn nm IN dw;o
!, HanL iona pa1r1a
:, =. % l;s+onada 1913 400 90
, 4,na Gavin IONA Teofi1a.
=, u, ,,,.;o 1910 3no0O
czonl6w wvdalono dw6ch.
Tou,,,zvstwo liczv ol,pcn;e
ov1onl6,v 272
M z;aanoczpn;a nalezv 245
ra1onk;n; nalazv do zieanocze
=. 900
n,ozacvc
81
Tow CIV Kaz;mierza Kr. repre-
M D ~ w;
M;aaA+a n 1oi ossos.
- .1o5oeo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

Mi kstt6rabpedzie stopnioWo prrooW'a1as-
.idz,ona Cd 4 do 10 grudnia prze,zz.
.Wytezona sprzedaz znaczkoW gW via
.dkowych CzerWonego krzyyza.
Plany ola stanoWej Rampant sll1sll.
,rozWiniete zostaly ma kon1f1:e.rreen1cyyll
przedstaWicieli Minnesockich,
Kampania bedNe proWaldtzztoo1nlaa
przez miinnesockie stoWarzyszesnnile
publicznego zdroWia.
Pojedyncze kampanie proWaadeizuoc'
ne beda W kazdych innyych 'sta1nachh
pod og6lna dyrekcya narodoWeggso
stoWarzyszenia tuberkulicczlnl1eeggoo.
Przedmiotem narodowej Rampant
gWiazdkowych pieczatek CzerWo:-
nego krzyza jest sprzedaz "a S 8,
100000 wartosci pieczatek Wy
dziaf ma. Minnesota Wynosi $3.50,
600 a suma Wyznaczona zostanilte
ma kazdy poWiat. 3 zeb,ulldzenni
dossWiadczeniem wojny sWiatoWej
5ludzie vida potrzebe Wieeklssz 81,
Walk przeciw zapobiezeniu choro.
by. Pociagowe egzaminacye Wylkia'
za}y>z "a ma kazdy 1,000sm}odych
meziczyzn powo}anych do sEuzby
by1o ofiarami tuberkulozy. Z.tych
1900 bylo z Minnesoty. Take cd
rzucenie ludzi z tego stanu wyka.
zalo re 8 procent zostalo z minnie:
sockich popisowych wyrzuconych
Strata ola Minnesoty z poWodu
tuberkulozy Wynosi $500 smierc!
.rocznie. Ofiary So zwykle cd 20 do
IS lat stare, kiedy mog}yby maj.
wiecej zdzia1ac. TIE smierci pred
stawiaja 1924, 100000 straty rocz
ME ola Minnesoty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
4NNlAARRlUS Path, dlis I10ggo IIAzddlerniikla, 1919.

po obcyeh krajjaachh mogli ma VIA
she oezys zobaczyd M1asnemmiis y
szamisuslly,szzsecc WIasalem screen
5odczue, tie bogactWa kt1ore $ pod
naszasopieka.
Many nlaspdlzzieje ze tego wy
Wiiaze sic Wiele sposobnosci ola.
.utalentoWanych.do zapracoWaniai
talentem ma sWe utrzymanie.
Wierzym, ze Y mmiejjscoWos-.
.ciachl gdzie Wystawa bedzie urzaa-
5dzona Waywrze ona WplyW edukaa-.
ze wzgledu ma stosunek ja-
XII mice bedzie do szlk6f.
Lecz nadeWszystiko many ma Ia
dzieje ze sdoproWadzi to do lep-
szego porozumienia miedzy ludz-
mi ibez Wzgledu jak pomyslna
bedzie podjeta wystawa spodziewa
my sic re ME bedzie to zakoncze-
MEM a raczej zapoczatkowanierm
wielkiej Wsp65pracy, Wszystklch
obywateli, ola poszanoWania Z
choWania tego co jest najlepszem
i najpiekniejszem W naszem spo4c
czenstwie i narodoWem zyciu.
Zrobiono jjuz dosyc ably zapew-
mic wystawie poWodzenie, lecz po-
myslny rezultat Wypasc moze tylr
10 przy pomocy wszystkich j ola
tego Polacy poWinni jaknajwiek-
sly udziaf przyjac W tel wystaWie.
Po1ski dial bedzie pod kierun-
klein artysty MALARIA p. W. Ben
.dy. Do dzia1u tego. potrzebne So
nastepujace przedmioty: stare pol
skie kilimki deki; makaty; hat
ty; lalk; pasy slucie; karabele
kostyumy; ! ciesci kostyum6w
L EE.t =,
laski zakopanskie; wloscianskie
klejnoty; wyroby re srebra jak
fajki j. t. p. i ceramika lwyroby
Z gliny i porcelany.)
Ponewaz wystawa rozpocznie
Isle dnia 15go pazdziernika T. b.
trwac bedzie przez 80 dni przeto
Polacy posiadajacy wyzej wymie
nione przedmioty powinni jaknaj-
predzej zg}osic sic 2 n%adesfaniem
takowych IA adres mission Of
the Polish:National Committee at
Paris to the United States Of Anne
RIGA Dr.. Kochanowicz' Room
E1032-35 333 West<42nd St. New
York City.
Inicyatorzy wystawy, jakotez
i. kierownicy polskiego dzialu,
gWarantuja swrot nadeslanychs
.przedmiotow kt6re beda zaaseku-
rowanee, Wzupclnym porzadJkllu
.natychmiast pc ukonczeniu wysta
wy maja niepionna nadzieje re.
.Polacy posiadsjacy tie cenne pred.
mioty, udziela ich chetnie ola zaz-
najomienia szerszych WarstW a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
ROCZNE SPRAWOzDANIE
Tow. SW. Kazimierza III.

Roczne posiedzenie Tow. sw.
Kazimierza Kr6l. odbyio sic W po-
niedziaiek ego pazdziernika, Q
Z 80 wieczorem w sail zwyk4ych.
posiedzen.
Wybrano nowy nastepujaeyza "a
Rad: Z
J6zef Styba - prezydent
Fran. Pa:ubicki - vice PREF.
Klemens H;ntz - sekretarz prot
Wojciech Szudera vice. sekr:
J6zef Jereczek - kasyer
Audrey Jezewski ~ Opiek kasy
MARGIN Kulas -Opiek kasy IL
Jakub Kuklinski | marsza1ek
Antcni KamroWski IL marsz.
August Machut Chorazyy
islam Jsanikowski pol1.e,lhllo9rraazlyy
Wmcenty Zakrzewsski - podch.
Tsran. Talasska - do choraatgg,Wai1
narodowej.
J6zef Machut - do baldachimrl
JJe5zzef: Lewinski do baldaeh. /.
J6zef Galewski = odzwierny..
59sn,.a woodlands zcaIego rokn.sz
doehod6w i rozchodoW Tow. sw.
Kazmierrza Kr. jest Masterpieces:
IDoch6d cd / 1918 paid. do i
nazdz. 1919, !.
i PAID. pozosta1o. " rcku kasy-
ora Ass. ~
Asesmentu j paaotku miesies ....:
caaego wp}yi1e1o .5l,47.5O
Podatku obrotowego dla
ziednoczenia ......... 1880
"a wvrobien;e nowvch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

M. 8. Twarda zimowa pszeni-
ca 2.08
Nr. 1. Czerwona zimowa psze-
MICA 2.12.
Mr.. 2. Czerwona zimowa pszeni
ca 200
Mr.. 8. Czerwona zimowa pszeni-
ca FOG.
M. 2 zyto 100
Nr.3 zytol27
Raportowane przez E. Miller
Mako
Pszenna maka W a becz ploia-
nych workach jeden pc $50
Pszenne srot 10 fnt. papierowe
work. pc Csc
Pszenica 5 funt papierowe wor
Ii jeden BIC
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pierowe work. pc 37c
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy SOC
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi pc 60c
Czyst;aa bukwita 10 int papiero-
we work. pc 73c
Same podinoszaea bukwita q
int papierowe work. pc soc
.Fasza-
Pszenny Bran W 100 int wor-s,
kach tona pc 1890
Pszenny Mlddlings tona 6l.O0
zytni Middlings tona 5000
Reddog 100 I'm work. tons 7l.00,
gerry naltowne.
Mas1o Soc
Ser 3O355
Mod 18---22c
Jaja tuzin 47c
Siano Tymotka l8.00---,20.N
Siano dixie l2.OO-14.M
Kartofle move 1.05-I00
Fasola Beans 80 5
OWES 5O--62
M RI, i G;za Swieza#1 gNO-1.m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
April 1e, 1919.

Honorable and dear S:
1 have been ad by the local Commander of the sahahonA Army to address a wd you as the Ma
uMM Chairman the Campaign about to be hmhed in eaf of the abW named Organization This i
I'M y to do and for the reason that along with my fellow American citizens rejoice in the splendid
wMh the Salvation Army rmdedom our Soldier and ar Boys during the war Every returning
soldier is a willing witness to the deficient and generous work of the Salvation Army both at the from, and
in the camps at home Ian also then more Happy to commend this |ugnHaum because it is free from Sec
I trust therefore, your efforts to raise $BOOON for the Salvation Army n meet with hearty re-
Spouse from our generous American public Faithfully yours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
FARM TRACTOR SCHOOL
At DELAWARE COLLEGE
Program of Week of Dec. 30 Jan. 3
Open TO Farmers OF the
Peninsula.

The Farm Tractor School, which will
be held at Delaware College, Newark,
during the Farmers Week program be-
ginning Monday, December 20, and end
ing Friday, January ,, will be open to
the farmers of this peninsula.
The tractor course will begin at ii a.
IN. Monday and on each succeeding day
the schedule will be as follows Morn
ings. S45-945. lecture; I0-l2, laboratory;
afternoon, 1i5-245. lecture; 3-5, labora-
tory. The laboratory work will follow
the principles brought out in the pre-
ceding lecture as nearly rs possible.
Several makes OF tractors will be used IN
conducting the laboratory work.
The lecture topics follow: |, Detini-
ilons and Fundamental Principles; ,,
Tractor Principles and Types of Tractor
Drives; ), Fuels and Carburetion; 4,
Ignition; s Motor Operation and Tim
Ing: Is, fabrication and Oils; Z, Cooling
system; s, Tractor Adjustments and
Repairs; s, Tractor Ratings; 10, Power
Machinery Pullcys and Belts; IL, Shall
] Buy a Tractor?
All farmers or tractor owners VINO are
Interested IN this free course, should en-
roll at once, as only p or 80 may be ac--
commodatcd in the work. Address MI
inquiries 10 Dean II. Hayward, Newark,
Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
More Diamond Grid Service.

The Automobile Equipment Com
panv, distributor of the Philadelphia
Diamond Grid battery announces that It
has appointed the Concord-l}oulcvard
Garage to be service station for Phlla-
dclphia Diamond Grid batteries. The
Concord boulevard garage will carry IN
stock Philadelphia Diamond Grid bat
terics TO fit every car IN both the Is months
guaranteed battery and the new two-year
guaranteed battery with tho Philco slotted
rubber retainer. This retainer is placed on
each side of each positive plate IN the
new battery to prevent active material
from shedding off the positive plates whom
the battery gets 10 bc IS or more months
old Tho retainer is thin tough sheet OF
slotted hard rubber, with slots numerous
enough to allow tho free passage Of acid
and current, each slot 50 narrow that the
retainer IS in effect. q solid wall which
holds the sCtivc material firmly IN place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Double Header" Auto Show.

As n fitting celebration of the 20th
anniversary ot the National Autonohilc
Shows a 'douhlo-hcadcr" exposition will
h,' held for the first time in the history q
the shows next January when the motor
truck show and the passenger car show
viii take place simultaneously. No one
building could he found either III New
York or IN Chicago large enough 10 &C
commodate both shows. Four floors oi
Grand Central Palace are required TO
accommodate passenger cars and acces-
sores on display at the New York Show
and the Eighth Coast Artillery Armnry
with 10000 square feet Of spacc viii be
found none TO large for tic New York
motor truck show The Coliseum and
the International Amphthcater have been
obtained respectively for passenger cars
and trucks il Chicago Growth IN i'm
portancc Of the motor truck il the event
Of outstanding interest ~ the automotlNe
industry With il arc brought INTO prom
incncc tho various phases of the highway
transportation problem which will be
discussed AZ the transportation eonfprenc-
cs planned in conjunction with thc,motor
truck shows in both New York and Chi
cage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
FRONT WHEEL BRAKES.

According to "Motor Age" front wheel
brakes are an important development
shown in European postwar cars. They
arc used at present by Delagc, Hlspano-
Sliza, Piccard-Pictet, Excelsior, lsotta..
Fraschini Bellanger and Ehzalde. Several
other makers are known to have decided
on their adoption although they have not
made any public announcement on tins
point With the exception of lsotta-
Fraschini, all the front wheel brakes are
designed by Engineer Perrot and used
under his license There is a certain feeling
that front wheel brakes are liable to be
dangerous if applied on corners, and that
owing to uneven wear they will give
trouble by skidding.
As laid out in the aforementioned cars,
no such trouble is likely 20 occur, and for
corner work the car with front wheel
brakes is infinitely superior 60 one with
brakes on the rear wheels only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Shop Runs 10 Client.

The Pemb- Robinson Co, Detroit
automobile dealers, with the idca of
putting spccd into their service, are opcrat-
,ng completely equipped machine repair
hon. mounted on Hudson chassis. The
model service wagon. was designed and
huilt BY Walter Bcmh With this port
ahle shop. the company Is able to make
difficult repairs at the roadside without
the necessity Of towing 4 disabled car to
its service station The rapid and ef-
Gcicnt service which the innovation per
mits IS saving the company IS well rs
Hudson and Essex owners great deal OF
money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
LANCIA PRODUCES A TWELVE.

A 12-cylindcr engine of unusual design,
mounted I'M chassis with novel type of
suspension, has been produced by the
Iancia Go. This appears to be the only
l2-cylinder made in Italy, and Is ono OF
about four different makes to he built IN
Europe.
The outstanding feature of the IancIa
twelve is that the cylinders are block
casting with an angle of only % degrees
between the two rows, and ono row off
set IN relation to the other, so that the
connecting rods are side by side. 1t Is
declared that worlds patents have been
secured for this construction of offset
cylinders and crankshaft with a small
angle between the two rows of cylinders.
Lancia has adopted overhead valves and
camshaft with n detachable head, the
whole of the overhead mech anism being
enclosed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
m-proof Windshiclds.

Ttrs doubtful whether there is ~ wind
shield that contributes more 70 thr com
fort Of all-season driving han the vacuum
storn-proof windshield Incorporated IN
the Aero Eight tnurSedsn and touroslne.
IL selecting this windshield the Cole
Motor Company has gwen ia the enclosed
car IN improved utility thar instantly
f,ratlfjes the taste of tho motorist who dc
lrrs one windshield for protection from al
hind, az weather -Four adjustments are
possible and each suhseryrs 4 different
purpose. being adjustable for cold weather,
~ arm weather. mid weather and stormy
NNAther dIlsIns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
"Cleyefand" Rouse Organ.

The keil Motor Company, local dis
tributor Of Cleveland Light Six motor
cars, has been advised by the Cleveland
Automobile Co, Cleveland, o., that tile
factory VIII soon Issue a house organ.
cember and viii not be limited to technic-
al matters OF interest solely 70 dealers and
factory men. II Is the intention Of the
editors TO make the nrw publication Of
interest 70 Cleveland owners and pros
pective owners Is well q 10 the dealer
organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Average Load TruckS.

That truck llscTs ARE moro and more
coming - select truck 70 carry their
average load rather than one hig enough
for Their maximum load is the CONCLUSION
ii the French street garage, agents 81 the
Eco Motor Car CO Their was i time
not - long ago when the average buyer
figured up the biggest load that he would
ever want 10 hanl and then TIRED to buy a
truck bIc enough 10 carry il says the
manager But the experienced user has
come 10 realize that there Is nothing 50 ex-
pensrve a 8 truck carrying half i load
unless II Is the truck which Is 90 slow that
II wastes the time Of an expensive driver.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Kuick pnnularifv.

The Christmas number of the "Buck
Bulletin is filled with holiday spirit,
judiciously mingled with everyday Buick
dope. including large and handsome cut
of the model k-six-50 seven passenger
sedan Another interesting feature is a
double page spread of various types OF
Bucks IN use in all parts of the country,
some of them representing the third and
fourth generation of family cars Manager
Graham, of the Wilmington Automobile
Company says that the demand in this
territory still continues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
NINETY-sIx PER CENT IN SERVICE.

''Forty-eight of the first so Pierce
day after eight years usage.
This fact, the basic message of new
booklet published by tho Pierce-Arrow
Motor Car Company, stands rs unique
in the motor world, says Robert 0. Pat
ten, truck sales manager of the company.
'It is proof conclusive of the perman-
ency of Pierce-Arrow trucks, and is a
claim that can be advanced by no other
truck manufactures" says MIR. Patten.
"Such permanency makes the first cost
unimportant, for it spreads the initial
outlay over many years OF profitable
service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
APPERSON'S SHARE PROFITS.

"Mr Laferty: You are working now
always on your own time. The more YOU
accomplish, the greater are your prohts
at the end of the year Remember, things,
that arc possible are rs good AS done
while things that seem impossible must
bo done anyway. Apperson Bros. Auto
mobile Co.
This is the new slant tho Appersons
have on the labor problem And 1t has
Just about put their labor problem in the
past tense The Appcrsons now give thcir
men p per cent of the net profits for the
year over and above their regular wages.
which are high This dividend Is declared
at thr cnd Of the wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
TRUCK DEMAND
EXCEEDS PRODUCTION

''The major problem Of the motor truck
manufacturer during the next two years
will bc to produce trucks IN sufficient
numbers to meet the demand. This
statement, made recently hy L. A. VII
hams, .Ir., president Of tho Gariord Motor
Truck Company. reflects the opinion OF
men prominent throughout the industry.
II base tins statement upon tho un-
fned demands for our own product,
said Mr. Williams. although VIC are
building motor trucks in greater quantl-
tics than ever before. our sales so far out
strlr our nrnalnctlnn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Motor Truck Farms.

During the past year. thr price of
farm land has advanced 80 per cent 70
100 per cent In thc Middle West. while
the increase for tho nation rs q whole has
been Is prr cent to 30 PCT cent, SAYS q. q.
Frey of the kIsScl Motor Car Company
a prominent investigator has predicted
that farming viii hc conducted from now,
on more scientifically than ever before,
and that D new type Of intensive farmer
Will result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Anto Painters ExnantI.

Scahug and blackwell automobile
raintcrs and upholstcr~ 1t Nandever
avenue and Lammot street, have com
plctcd the nov two-storv addition 70 their
original building which they have oecu-
picd ter the last two Year. by the en-
laEgcmcnt tho FIRM gains half again Is
mHch floor space. lhcv arc now able 10
handle so cars at 4 tim" aai have room for
II cars In the upholstery department.