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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30
Groceries for
Corn Husking

:. Buy them at this store Of good
.Euuaiitios ana low prices.
You win be buying lots Of gro
certes during corn huslting sea-
som
Yovwin save money II you buy
them here where the Every Day
price-is the right price.
asNaALLoN FRUITS
Gallon Apples, Michigan ..-.7ao
Gallon Peaches ..$1.10
Corn. nice quality, 8 cans $50
Canned Peas. nice quality
cams ...-....,...,..-. $50
Canned Hominy. large
cans .s.........--..- ITO
MINcE MEAT. ~,
n. o. Q. Brand. Our price Is
very low. In glass Jar, g. q.
There are lbs. Of select quality
In jar, ! jar .............. $50
y. J. q. Syrup, dark syrup
10 ID. pail .-..............95e
White syrup. 10 lb. pail -. $500
Full Cream wisconsin Cheese
n. J. Q. pEAsURY COFFEE
A strong coffee. good flavor. The
men like it
pound $4,000. ....... 56e
pounds ...........-....E 70
THE FREELAND
Coffee & Grocery Co.
Phone O. II South First Ave.
ercstsr q Roundys Old Stand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30

soi East boone street Following tAs
business session the time was epAnt
pieeing auiits and the hostess served
refrcshments. assisted by Mrs. T. Drury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30

Christian Science lecture, Church
building. tonight. Rev. Andrew J.
Graham. OF Boston. member OF the
official board of lecturcship. Tho pub
lie ID invited. Christian Science direo-
tors
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30
Dillon Items.

Floyd Almond, OF New Sharon, Is
moving TO the NatIir place west OF
town.
q G. Samuel Is the new man on tho
third trick at the depot. G. l. Grei-
man went 10 Liscomb.
James Wignall was fortunate enough
to kill fox Saturday. =-.
J. w. walkup il home, having nm
ished his work at Dunbar.
Carl Adkins was in Marshailtovn
Tuesday.
The Woodman Circle Aid Society
held It's regular meeting "Wednesday
- Filler
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30

Flesh and white Camisolss, made Of crepe
de chine &. satin, lace and emb. trim
med 1898, $40. $2.sS, $3.50, a o.
S1.9S, $1.60 I'M ts apk.A1JG
Hand mads md Philippine NIB. sgown and
sombinatiom Eaits, ct $780, @ %
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
gerOanIi6fcit BON @aTen.

Die Niife 70 3iemIid oler @rten
iperoen gu ben Robrungsmitteln ers
fen Ranges gere9net. mas Den ndb>
renoen @ebalt anbelangt; un0 ge9er
ibren @eI4mad bat toum irsenO ies
manb cine 4bneisung. Defenders ni9t
in Der 8inoerpelt. 0abinssgen gibt
Is nidt 10 tpenige, ipel9e Die Niife
fir u~nDeroauIi9 ober fir iebr Idper
OerOouIi4 baIten.
Gin Gr3tli9es Ta9blatt madt
barauf aufmertlam, OaB Iebters 8e,
I9peroe fir man6e Sutreffenb lei,
ober bic ur1o9e sspObnli9 nur in
Der biinnen !Sout Iiege, wel9e ieben
Nubtern unmittel6ar umsibt. Dem
lam ober lsift obsebOIfen peroen,
inoem man todenbss DoiIer auf bic
Rub sisBt un6 einige a~ugen6Iide ites
ben IGBt. Damn I9dlen Ii9 bic
SGute o6, obne bab bic Rerne irsenos
ME beI4Goist perben.
Niemanb Iolte Manbeln ellen
pbne DaB bic 5Gbe rote 9aut entfernt
pirb. pelde na9 benz 4uFgieBen DON
beibem Wofer beinabe pie S4ubleoer
1T. Die bette 4rt, NiiKe fir &inOsr
gu benuben, beiiebt BARN, iie gu mabs
len ODER gu oeritOben. Gin gutter
Nubtnader nit elmer itarlen Sprungs
feoer 1T benz Rnufen eBTertis ssmad.
ter Niife por3u5ieben, penn lie rob
senOFen peroen iolen, uno oft auf
fir &o9s3pede.
Gs gibt aud perionen. pclde ge=
mile NiHe. b%eIonoers Wuanihe, pes
gen bes i4orfen in linen ent9nItensn
Oeles i9ledt betOmmen. Sol9e iols
ten Niihe auf einem ROItble9 heib
MAIDEN; oos Sel Oerili1tigt iid
oonn, unb bic Dub bat alpor ni4t
gsnau oenielben, aber sinen angenebs
men tnulperi9en @si4mod. gle
IOlts biz nab Dem ROfsn in ntr
S9ole 6leiben.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
Sautidut biais.

Der aautI9ut sehOrt gu ienen dus
BERT Ieltenen Waren, bic, Ger aIlsez
meinsn Seusruus gum 2rOb. cine
riidIGufise preisbspeguns einssz
I9lagen baben. yla6 Gem Gursblett
Der Societe pour la Deienis ou Cons
merce ct be p~sJnoultrie be Murieills
betrllg Der preis bes puratauti9uts.
alIo Der sriten Qualitat. @noe De-
Sem6er 1916 Jr. 1850, 1916 dr.
1920 uno 1917 6r. 500. Der
2riegSpreiS itebt niHt nur our1.
I9nittlih tisfer als Der 6rieoensprsis.
%Ionoern aud bic friiher ipri9portIis
den S1pantuugen oes GautI6uts
preiies q910 6r. BAD Iino perbdlts
nismGbig tleiaer seiporoen. Oieies
@erbulten riibrt oober. ouB einerieits
Der plantogenbau in Oitlnoien nit
SilIe engliI4en SupitaIs cine itarts
Qusbebnung erFubrsn bate uno an
bererIeits ieitber elmer Der bebeu-
tsnoiten Gauti4ut : Soniumentsn.
OeutI9lauo, pom @eltmarit ousges
I6oltet 1T. Inter oielen l~lmtdnoen
perIangt mad Der. Financial 5imes~O
bic Rubber Gruroers 46~ociation BON
ibren Mit9lieoern cine Gini6rGniunS
ibrer proOuttion I'M 20 pro5sut. ,
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

8Gbreno oes ginfans Ser Gror.
5oien I'M Sabre 1910 puroen in
einem iponii6en Srappiitenf4ter
bier our 9inilion oes Generals Cur.
got g~eborenoe SoIooten Die ole arg.
item 3iigeaoiigfciten beriibt botten,
bon ben erbitterten Mond)en er.
i9logen. Ser General IieB oIsboIo
Oos &Ioiter beiesen, idmtIide Snioi.
len eefangen nebmen uno ii6 oonn
ben 8rior norfiibrer. oSbr babt bier
meiner @renooiere eet0tet," berridte
er ben Brior an, noofiir iont SIR
uno Cure i6mtli6en ll%ntergebenen
eri6oIien meroenl" Der Brior Bat
flebentlid Inn @nooe, itelte Die So.
tung Oct Soloaten oIs cine Sat Ser
8er5peiflung bin uno erfldrte ii9
bereit, ieotpeoe @ntldGoioung 5t lei.
Iten. Nun mar Ger General elm lei.
oenl9aftli6er @emGIoeIiebbober lt1o
bate 5ufdatg erfobren, 6oB fih in
Dem &lolter bier Meiiterperte Mlt-
riIos befanocn. n@ir monen ieben,"
iagte ct oIio. uSie lino mir bier
@rennOiere ifuloig; gebeu Sic mir
oie gIeide @n5abl Der in Sbrem
aloiter befinoIi6en Muriuos oafiir,
unO mir iinO quilt" 9em Brior
blieb natiirlid feline @nbl, uno Die
bier Murinos ~manoerten in Ole @e.
understanding oes Generals nod
Yaris. Nad beenoigtem Selo5ug
febrte aud Sltrgot IN Die Saupttaot
5uriid. Nad einer Mliiterung minfte
i'm Der aaiier gu ii9 berun. n@ene-
rail-" ipro6 Napoleon 81 ibm, omie
i6 erfubr, beiiben Sic bier i60ne
Mllriaos. @onen Sic mir oieielben
ubtreten2 IS ioa SIR S6ooe nidt
lein." Selbitperit1nolid erfldrte lid)
Surgot bier5u bereit, uto i6on am
folgenoen Gage befanoen iih Ole
@em1l6e i'm 2ouore. 8~ergebens aber
barrie Der General ouf Die neripro.
6ene @ntI9Goieltng. Der &aiier
i6ien li6 oerieIben obiolitt niht
mebr gu erinnern. @noli6 reoete er
zines Cages &urgot on: SD babe
Sbre Muriaos geleben, General, es
iino berrli6e &uniti60pfungen; id
tperoe nunmebr aud nit Der IN
Ausli9t geiteuten @egenleiitung
ni6t iGumen." Gurgot oerbeugte iid)
Ieuftenoen @ntlibes; er iab lid i'm
@eiite idon als Si5efonig zines nelI
eroberten Staates, minoeItenS aber
i'm 9eiiBe zines Observation-Disclosures.
n@ertbier," rief Napoleon ieinem in
Der Ndbe bnltenoen 8ertrouten gu,
uiuden sic Die bier Der itattli1iten
@renoOiere meiner @aroe aus uno
IaIien Sic oieie in Die Dipiiion Deg
Generals Siirgot eintreten." nSie
ieben," manote er li9 oarauf ID
1elno 81 Dem lebteren, lid e%rltatte
Sbnen ben polen aoItenpreis 5u.
rud." Damn febrte er Dem aus allen
Simmeln @eltiir5tcn ben &iiden.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
GsfimO.

Sci ben @stimos, ben braunen
llrzMmeritanern bes bo6en NOrbens,
pirb tpobl niemols Elm 8oben fir
cine Trauenre9tes 8epesun9 i'm mos
pernen Sinne porbanben iein; benn
bos Meib bat bier i9on ldngit alles,
mos es bdben tann.
Die i~tartao6nise @stimosGrau be-
IiBt bic DObn6itte GS9loo") tets
gemeinl9oftlia nit benz Satten, oeis
fen traftise unb sei9idte Mitbelferin
lie in allen Sinsen lit = aud 3. 3.
auf Der Sosb uuO benz 5ii4fang =
unb bat cine sIei4e Stimm E
nit ibm in ben RatSs@ eriammluns
gen.
@erflirs Jrageu iiber Gisentums.
ReGte 9ibt es aber niemals gu f9Ii9s
ten, aus benz eiEfa9en @runoe. neil
es auBer benz S9loo unb Der benegs
li9en Sabe tsin Gigentum sibt!
0iefe biebersn Naturmeni9en tons
men Ii9 gar ni4t DOritellen, baB
2anb irgeno elmer ei%naelnen psrion
gebDren follte. Oils man elmer
@ruppe Gstimos DON pripatem 2anbs
6efb in ben .Stnaten" eradblte, paz
rem ie bO9lt iiberraiht, unb elm als
ter Mann fragte: n3eiIen benz
bic Weiben aud bic Meere
fo2-
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

pei, bcim gfatbauie Ttebt. Sfedter
Sono fiibrt nIh bier cine Iteinige
8eraItraBe binein. 0ort liegen eroBe
8irti6oftsgcbGu0e, Der 1IteIte Seil
ser Burg. gu bciOen Seiten Der
Iteilen Stiese iteben bunte SGusten
iibereinonOergeItuft, unO meme
8bantaiie belebte gIci1 allies nit
mitteIolterlidem &rieesooIt, nit
Bad ino SroB. 9cnn bier bat bic
3eit nid)ts per1noert.
Sd Iebnte oo lange an elmer ro-
ten Molter itno i6oute iibcr on8
punoerIi9e, oIte, tleinitd0tiife Sdlt-
i%ergeniit. @ero0e Dor mir, an oes
Bidders pormer SnustpnnO, bIiibte
oos erite Yfiriihrcis. llntcrbalb
0es SdIoIies eebt elm @rnsbong
gIatt uno umgibt ipie elm Iihter,
griiner Seppid oos bon Sen @ettern
nieIer Sabrbunoerte umbraiiIte @e.
m1ler. 9ort unten flicbt Die
SaoIe uno umidIinst nit ibren
itarfen Irmen elm ihones. eroBes,
maIoiges Gilano, oos bel meiuem
9eIlide nod bon unbeimIih oieIen
&rGben betpobnt iunr, Die inter laH
tenn @edf5e unO @efrdd5e lire Dor.
iGbrigen Weiter ausflidten. 9obiu.
ter lit peites @ieienlono, unO ser
Stub eIeitet 5piiden 8numinieIn
oie ifon Ser critic abenoodmmer-
idein unteibt, mie cine eIdn5enOe
S6lnnee au Oen fernen S0ben, Die
Den Sori5ont be9ren3er.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
Gnsliide 3eitnnssaaflasem.

Ser 2onDpner Sphere" OerOffents
li&t iiber bic beutise Muflase Ders
l9iebener englii4er 8IGtter fOIsenOe
3a6len: Der rpun9" bat 5pei WiIs
liunen 2eIer unb lit bas meiit seles
SenIte @o6en6latt. "1ailp Giro.
nicle" $4,000, n9ailp @rpreB"
100000, .0oiIb Mirror" 100000,
.0ailp @tet4 100000. r0ailp Ses
Iesropb" $4,000, Zines" 100000,
.0ailD Mail" $4,000 2eier. rDailp
Neps", bic i'm @egeniaB our Nortbs
cliffespreife unO aubersn 8ldttern
ibren preis ni9t erbObt bat. 1T nun
nit elmer 4uflase BON mebr als eli
ner Ntillion bas peitaus seleIenfte
Sageblatt. 0as ein5ige 8latt, bos
nit feinen $4,000 GgempIorsn feline
Auflaae ni9t ftsisern tOnnts, 1T bic
boGtonierOatiOe .Mornins Dot.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
@as mOdt' i&P

8as m09t' i'd baben?
Nur feline Sorgeu.
8as mDdt id ieben?
Sen nd6lten Mor9en.
8as m01t id triuten?
8as mid frofti9t.
@as m0d,t id iein?
Stets ie5r bei6dftigt.
@aS m0bt id) eIlen?
Was mir betommt.
@as moht i'd tim?
Mas alien frommt.
&as m06t id fennen?
9es Qe6ens Sinu.
8ie modlt' i6 ausiebn2
60 pie i1 bin.
@as mDdt idJ boren2
@utc Muit.
@as mod)t id meioen2
Sic EoIitif.
@as mod]t' i6 ifreiben2
@as leiht 81 oeuteu.
@o mo6t' ih fem?
@ei lieben Qeuteil.
Bas modIt id leisn?
'Nc luitige 0eidj;t6te.
8as mDdt' i'd ninen?
@arllm ih oihte.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
pas Alttrn.
ais ankerst Sei&en an Der SaHt nRb
an ben 6aareH.

an ben SaartH.
Die befomte Satlafe, 0dB lih
pom gllgenblid ser @eburt bis gum
Gintritt oes Sooes ununterbrohen
8er1nOeruneen mI 9orper pou5ie.
ben, bat gu Dem paro0oIen S6lag.
mort 8eraulaiiung eeben, DAB mir
eigentIid vam 2eben iterben". Ger
%gluseublid. in Dem Der Wenid Den
8enitb Ieines 2ebens erreidt, miro
ME nit Siferbeit felt5uiteIeu ieln.
Mir ie6en nur einige GuBerlit BE.
ionoers ouiiouenoe @riheinungen
oes .aeIterperoens" uno oes III.
terms, Die beereifIih mobI BON elm.
nnoer 81 unteri1eioen iiuO, oos
@eIfen Der Sout, ole eriten perrdte-
riiden 61Itheu an ben Wunopiu.
feIn uno Iugeu it0ner Graueu, Die
erIteu 8orboten Der nobenoeu Goern.
perfalfung, oas Wiotteriperoen oes
9Iides unO Die Sarbenperdnoerung
Der Saare.
Mebri1briae 9enalte llnterIudun.
gen uno %@rbebungen iiber Ole bei0en
Iesteenonnten Spmptomtomplere
IteIen ole bemerfensuerte Satiode
left, oaB oieie llmponolungen nift
ettpa erIt beginner, menn Die Soben.
pfaoe oes 1aIeins iid ben Rieoe'
rungen 5u5umenOen anfangen, ion'
bern iid idon meit friiber porberei'
ten u1o i~iberbaupt in melt groBerem
llmfange ltottfin0en, ais man bisber
glaubte. Mon fommt 3u DER Set.
iteIlung, oaB Die llmtuonolung BON
blonoem Soar in briinettes iid bel
20 Yro5ent oler MitteIeuropder
poa5iebt, unO crit nit Dem picr5ig.
item Sabre edn5lih abgeldloiien lit,
uno oaB bel Den in Der friiben SUI
eenO blonOen 6rolie1 oas RadOun.
feIn bon blond in braun nm mebr
ols Die S6lite bdufiger 1T ais bel
BerIonen mGunliden @eidlehts.
BLONDE SCARE beiiten oafiir aber
gegeniiber braunen uno idfuar5en
oen 8ordug, melt IGnser ais ienc.
nGmIi6 pom 40. bis gum 60. Sc.
t~ensiobre, in Der Sarbe fonItant 81
bleiben, 10 oaB Der BLONDE Nen.
i6entppuS Ii6 lGnger Den anidein
Der Suge1oIi6feit erbdlt, tu1bren0
braune ut6 i6por5e SCARE iiber.
9oupt feline Stialtanosperiooe fen'
men, ionoern aus Dem 3uItanOe oes
tieflten 6orbentons fait unmitteIbar
in oas Stooium oes Iusbleihens
iib~ergeben. Siniidtlid Oes CT.
grouens beitebt 6uiiden beioen Sc,
l1le1tern Der auffauenbe Inter.
lfieo, oaB M1nner, oblpobl iie i'm
ouaemeinen beOeuteno IGnger &c.
l6ledtsreif bIeiben als Sroret,
our9itnittlid idou bonn 46. Sc.
bensiabre an iihtlid 81 crgrnuen
beginner, ipGbreno Dies bel 6rauen
erIt INN oos 81. 2ebensiabr Ser 6aa
lit.
8as oie Sorbenoer1nOerrng in
Der Gegen6oeenbaut oeS auees be.
trifft, 10 nimmt 8lau bis gum @nOe
0es 5weiten 2ebensiobres lebr itarf.
Damn lGngIomer al uno miro crit
nit benz 20. 2ebensiabre belt1noig,
ipGbrenO 8lauerau idon nit Dem
5%tpeiten Sabre fonitant miro. Die
braune augenfarbe nimmt logar
bis gum 80. %2ebensiabre ab.
0as bGilfig beobadtete oorii6er.
gebenoe grgroucn ser SCARE nit
acknowledgement &iidfebr 81 Der fri.
rem Sautfarbe lit Ourdmeg cine Sol.
geerideinung erih0pfenOer organi.
jfer @rfrantungen uu0 idwerer
nerpoier Storungen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

Der berrIi4e SOmmers
fiB Dilliam q. Goes, planting
1ielb, 81. s., an Der Srtssren5e BON
SpIter Ban auf einem boben 5iigel
qelegen, BET bic Nusii4t auf ben
Gong SsIanb Suno beberri1t. lpurOe
elm Naub Der Slammen. Der S6az
BEN piro ouf 100000 Bis cine
Million geI9dBt. Zen pereintsn Be
miibungen Der 6suertpebr bon Splter
Ban, @len gooe unb Sea Gliff GEE
ion0 es nidt, Das @ebduoe gu retten.
Die Goes iinb in California uno
nerben 3uriiderpartet. Serr Soc
lit Der S9piegeriobn oes perforbes
men STANDARD sMo9noten 8. ..
Ep9erA
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

Uni i6er. @eIOpcrleiber:
n3ebntauieno Wlarf ipoIlen Sic nili.
nebmen Scrr @aron?... Nebmen
Sizes nidt libel, Serr Baron; oher
- Sic lteben im &uf zines @eiber.
feinoeS. -
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
WOMEN MOTORISTS
INCREASED BY WAR

One Of the interesting phases Of de-
velOpment from the great world war
has been the decided increase in the
number Of women motorists. Even
before the entrance of America into
the international conflict, women had
begun to take their places at the
wheel. but the diversified activity OF
women in war work has made liter
ally thousands of new women motor
lists all over the country.
On perceiving their countrys needs.
women were quick to enlist in vari-
Gus organizations whose work re-
quired the use of automobile paSsen-
ger vehicles. and even in some cases
motor trucks. Many women who be-
fore had driven cars but little found
the needs Of Governmental service
kept them driving day and night.
Women i'm motor garb became a ia
miliar sight i'm all large cities, and
women motorists played a most cred
liable and active part as drivers of
ambulances. Secret Service cars. etc
These women who placed their cars
at the disposal Of the Government
have become expert drivers and have
acquired an enthusiasm for the scrv-
ice. ability. and speed Of motor trans
pOrtation which makes them. more
than ever before. a factor in the pur-
"haS" OF motor cars.
Now that the war is over. ] have
noticed with interest that in the Sc
lection of new models these women
have not lost their first interest in
the beauty Of an automobile. Femi-
nine desire for a distinctivcly indi-
vidual car is quite as potent as be-
fore
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
AUTO TRUCK SHOW /.
WOULD Be HITHERE
BY l.. j. FAULKNER.
Automobile Editor, The Times.

Now that BUY a Motor Car Week"
is soon to be thing of the past, 1 can
make a suggestion that has long been
on my mind.
The past week has accentuated the
fact that motor trucks were some
what overlooked in the "call of the
wild" so to speak
This was partly due TO the fact
that the various truck agencies are
widely separated.
As motor transportation is now the
paramount thought of the commercial
world; a centralized show would be
of great advantage, and ! would sug-
gest 10 the various dealers in the
city that they secure a suitable place
and | happen TO know that such a
place can be had--and hold a motor
truck show week.
l am sure the various truck makers
would heartily approve of such
show in Washington, owing to the
great possibilities of Washington as
a means OF national publicity for
their trucks.
No city in the United States offers
such possibilities of reaching the
representatives OF foreign govern
ments as Washington, and, besides
this advantage, every State in the ma
ton is represented here.
The dealers themselves would of a
certainty reap great benefits from
such an exhibition.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
DRIVE It" POLICY
PROVESASUCCESS

An automobile selling policy typified
10y the sales slogan, Ride in it-Drive
II" will be recognized by many as
heing used by those who sell Liberty
motor cars.
1t Is our company's belief that
confidence in ones product is a req
usite to success; or. in other words,
mat one must believe in his goods
before he can make any one else be-
.lleVe in them" says J. +. Fields. di-
rector OF sales. Accordingly. every
factory man who actively engages in
selling cars is first made thoroughly
acquainted with their advantages. He
must know every superior feature and
Ice wholly convinced of the Liberty
cars worth before he is permitted to
repTes it
The same policy applies TO new
dealers Many applications for ter
Eitory are received from dealers who
have had a ride in this make of car
Il short time previously. If such is
not the case no time is lost in putting
them behind the wheel. In case they
already believe in the car another
demonstration will make them all the
more able. to convert prospective
buyers.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
AUTO ACCESSORY
MEN ORGANIZE

The Automobile Accessory AssO-
citation came into being last night at
a meeting held by representatives Of
the various dealers at the offices Of
the AddisOn-Smith Co, 1901 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
The following officers were elected:
President. j. d. O'COnnoT of the
Southern Auto Supply Co. 1892 Penn
sylvania avenue northwes-: vice pres
ident. L. W. Pagel, United Tire Stores
Company. 2G01 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest: secretary. J. J. Gibbons.
Tower Pump Company. Southern
building: treasurer. Addison smith,
Addison Smith Company. 1901 Rhode
Island avenue.
Another meeting will b" held at
the same place on Tuesday evening
at o o'clock. All interested in the
tire, accessory. repair. or garage bust
ness in Washington are cordially in
vited 10 attend this meeting.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
PROUD OF BEING IN
AUTOMOTIVE BODY

That the Washington AutomOtiVe
Trade Association has made marked
impression on its members ana they
are proud to be advertised as such
and resent any omission of the fact
# their membership in their adver-
tisements is shown by 4 protest that
has come to The Times auto editor
from Mr.. Soper, of the Motor Ca:
Company of Washington, representa-
tIves of that "bearcat" car, the StutZ,
and the stately Auburn.
By an error the advertisement %
this company I'm The Times second
special automotive number of Wednes-
Gay omitted to include the society s
emblem of membership. In the eN-
element and work incident to COM
l,iling two big editions within three
days, covering nearly forty thousand
lines of advertising, to say nothing OF
writing and editing fully as many
lines of reading matter, it is a Won
der more mistakes did not occur than
was the case.
We can assure the trainers IF the
"Bearcat' it won't happen again.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
Bought Unsolicited.

That woman bought the car abso-
iutely without solicitation during the
show. Her boy was home again.
Other boys we. home. One could
look into the future with some idea
Of what to expect. The big change in
the course Of events stimulated her to
buy. but it was the show that actually
caused her to sign the order because
it indicated to her that business had
been resumed on a large scale and
that it was time for her to place her
order. We took orders right and left,
and the buying spirit is still running
strong-in fact, we are having the
most unusual month we ever had"
Although the continuous increase in
sales has been q severe test Of the
factory organizations ability to re-
sumo production on a big scale after
having been on a war basis, up to the
present time Liberty dealers have been
able to. supply cars to their buyers
promptly. But with the constant
growth in the demand for this car,
there is no certainty that such happy
condition will continue indefinitely,
and it would certainly be to the in
terest Of anyone who proposes to buy
Il Liberty Six to place an early order.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22

men who served their country over
seas or in American camps.
They were roadster owners prior
to Americas entrance into the world
war, but disposed of'their cars when
they enlisted in the army and navy,
as a study of the 1918 Used-car mar
ket and a perusal of the automobile
advertisements in the classified ad-
vertising columns of the metrOpoli-
tan newspapers of last year will
show.
"In returning to civil life these
young men will want such q car as
they drove in pre-war days-an au-
tomobiIe Of speed power and distinc-
tiveness.''
The Washington times., 1919-03-22

To begin saving On = small scale,
buy Thrift Stamps. To develop the
thrift habit, buy War Savings Stamps.
To save on q still greater scale, buy
Victory Liberty Bonds.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
SPEED CARS DESIRE
OF RETURNINGBOYS

Roadsters OF the racing type prom
Use to be unusually popular this
year." said Jeff Coombs, in comment
ing on the National two-passenger
model. The market is composed
largely Of the thousands of young
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
GOODYEAR COMPANY RUNS
SCHOOL FOR FOREMEN

An interesting feature Of the edu-
cationaI activities Of the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company. Akron.
Ohio, is the foTemen'S school. the aim
Of which is to make better execu-
tives OF these men.
The Improvement OF department or
ganiZatiOn. the development Of bet
ter methods Of handling routine bust
ness. how To read charts. and larger
acquaintance with ;he sources Of
supply OF raw materials are among
the things which Goodyear foromcn
arc plugging at. Real study is varied
by lectures on popular subjects and
labor policies and personal health are
brought up for discussion.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22
WILLS QUITS FORD
CO. AFTER IS YEARS

c. Harold Wills has severed with
tie Ford Motor Company and Henry
Ford business relations which cover
a period of nearly eighteen years.
Mr.. Wills association with Henry
Ford. beginning March 20. 1901, ante
dates the organization of the Ford
Motor Company by two years. In fact,
AR. Wills was the first associate Mr..
Ford selected in his original venture
es an independent motor car manu-
factuTcT.
While unprepared as yet. to make
any definite public statement of his
plans, Mr.. Wills announces that he is
going into manufacturing business
somewhat similar to the one to which
he has given nearly two decades Of
his extraordinarily successful and
brilliant career.
1t is generally conceded that c.
Harold Wills is responsible for two
vastly important factors in the amaZ-
ing success of the Ford Motor Com
pany. The first of these factors is
the designing of. the Ford car. Mr..
Wills has had charge of the designing
and the manufacture of every automo-
bile that the Ford Motor Company has
produced since its organization June
16, 1908.
The second important factor in
Ford success is the work Mr.. Wills
has done in designing, organizing and
developing the huge manufacturing
equipment and facilities which made
It possible for the Ford Motor Com
pany to produce nearly a million auto
mobiles year.
The Washington times., 1919-03-22

T Lamar Jackson, agent for the
''Winton Six" left last night for the
Winton factory at Cleveland. Ohio.