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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
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D ". FERGUSON. well known in FL
N. Paso auto circles. has accepted a
position with the Southern Border
Motor company as assistant manager.
L A. Thompson is manager
The American Auto Supply Co. has
taken on the Ad-on-a-tire. a product
Of the Miller Rubber Co.
". L Naquin has taken on the
agency for the White trucks and cars
Under supervision Of Henry Clifton
a fun stock OF parts is being put IN
and complete shop equipment being
Installed to care for White car and
truck owners. Uncle sam and the
allies had $4,000 White machines IN
the field at the close OF the war. not
counting orders for 300 more Ine
White war record speaks for ITSELF
states Mr. Clifton
Leo frost snd family together with
Mr.. and Airs. G. w Rowen, le1t for
Los Angeles Wednesday Mr. frost
viii return by rail leaving his family
at Ocean Park for the summer
r Z. Johnson. formerly with the
Universal Tire company has "a ken a
position as city salesman with the III
Paso Vulcanizing works
An additional 1000 miles OF service
IS the offering OF the Robertson Rub
Der company TO users Of Hewitt tires
who report once a week 10 mauager
Summeril for inspection OF tires. This
makes in fun a 5000 mile guarantee
c. o. Fucker has bought OF the A.
.. Ingies Motor Co. his second CheV-
roiet after driving the first car Tor
over four years. The new car bought
BY AIr Rucker Is a Sedan which he
bought on sight
J. r. Clark has taken 2 position as
salesman at the Western Motor sup
ply company.
z. J. Travers. advertising MANAGER
Nash Motors Co. in letter 20 the
Herald denies that the Nash company
has entered a rumored combine OF
motor car companies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
HAIL BENZ0I
As NEW FUEL
By New Process Defects in
Benzol May Be Eas-
lily Overcome.

When the demand for benzol for
war purposes ceased. Immediately the
producers OF beuzol arranged to put
on the market a large part OF their
output for motor fuel. according TO
the Engineering Journal
The defects Of benzol for that use.
which defects need no longer exist
are OF four kinds: % The valves and
valve stems OF the engine become
coated with a gummy substance which
causes them TO stick in the guides;
90 the valve faces become in time
deeply corroded and pitted; 80 in cold
weather the benzol may become froz-
en- and Cd the benz0l contains water,
which collects in drops and finds its
way into the carDuretor, where Il pre-
vents a free flOW Of the fuel TO the
Jet The causes OF these troublesome
circumstances are now well known 10
benzol producers. and they may be
easily removed The gummy deposit
is due TO insufficient washing with
strong suinhuric acid. Pitting OF the
valve seats results from using benzol
which contains an excessive amount
CT sulphur. Freezing is due 10 the
presence OF too high proportion OF
benzine- Water is usually found in
benzol which has not been sufficiently
matured The water, always present
in the distillate, takes some time 10
settle cut The benzol should there
fore be left TO stand several days in
the storage tank before being trans
ferred TO drums To run off the wa
ter. all storage tanks should be fitted
with drain cocks at their lowest point
Attention to these matters viii insure
q good motor fuel. When filling drums
and tins, all benzol should be run
through a fine gauze- Il has been
proved that bulk for bulk benzol gives
more power, and therefore greater
mileage than gasoline
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
BALLOONS
IN AKRON RACE
Naval Authorities Conduct
The First Balloon Race
Since the War.

The worlds first balloon rase since
1913. when the outbreak OF the war
ended all banooning except for mill
ltary purposes, has just been success
fully promoted under the auspices Of
the naval authorities. assisted by the
Akron, Ohio. Flying club.
The start was made from the former
flying field Of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company, near Akron. now op-
Grated by the government and known
as the Wingfoot Naval Air Station
Seven big balloons, all Of $4,000
cubic feet gas capacity, each carrying
three persons. lined NJ Tor the start
and were released at intervals OF live
minutes each. The rules OF the race
provided that the balloon landing the
greatest air line distance from the
starting point should be declared WIN
As the balloons left the flying field.
the Al" a new airship Just built
for the army. took the air, acting as
escort for several miles, circling about
the balloons The big bags kept
wen together until dark and the
crews were able TO converse with each
other as they journeyed eastward
with the prevailing winds
First honors we're captured by a
crew composed OF pilots Clarence Pal
mer. Porter Collins and walter
Pouchot. all employees Of the Good
year Tire and Rubber company, VINO
during the war served in the naval
air service and whose balloon was
entered in the race as the 'Ex-Navy"
balloon The bag landed at Ocean
city. Nd. on the Atlantic coast, after
an air line Of 400 miles IN p hours
A Goodyear crew also won second
place. landing on the coast near Nils
boro. Del This balloon was piloteq
by c. Il Roth and c. F. Earle with
w. Soldering. vice president OF the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
passenger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Modem Tire Changers
PreDent Battered Rims;
Sane One Mans Work

Tire changing like many other
branches Of the auto repair work has
undergone a marked change since the
evolution OF tire changing machines
by means OF which Il is possible Tor
one man to remove a tire without
batterinE the rim and to replace the
tire without the b1ttering process
I'VE figure that a weaver tire
changing machine for the use Of our
selves and customers viii save us the
services Of one man as well as do
ing the work without injury 20 rims
and tires" states Steve lie eros. man
aver OF the Universal Tire company.
which has Just installed a Weaver
Universal Tire changer for free use
Of patrons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
T0DISTRIBUTE
FROM FL PAS0
Manager Dodrill to Estab-
lish 0ldsmobile Head
quarters Here.

Manager W. B. Dodrin. OF the Fl
.Paso OIdsmobne company, has an
.nounced that after July I the oids-
mobile distributing agency for the
southwest viii be moved from Al
buquerque 20 FL Paso. The change
comes because OF Fl Paso being the
logical auto distributing point for the
southwest.
Alr. Dodrin has on display at the
company's sa1esrooms on Montana
street a new model three quarter ton
Oldsmobile truck. the first OF the kind
to arrive in FL Paso.
James B. Bradley has driven away
a new eight Oidsmobile touring car
and J. .. Groesbeck g six cylinder,
five passenger touring car from the
shipment received by the local. agency
this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

Being close coupled to the inpls-
mcnt. the Moline Universal Tractor
bacI1s as readily as It goes forward
ard turns IN . 16-foot circle Il
steers 50 easily that a boy or woman
can handle It as ven as man.
With the Noline-UniverssI ore
man czn take care Of al the require
uents On the average SIZE fsru.
Flowing with two-Bottoms, the
Loline-Universal Tractor does as
much work n one day as the ordi-
nary fhree-piow tractor, due 70 the
higher speed AZ which It operates, 81
miles an hour. Il has the power 10
run At this high speed because all OF
rs weight IS traction Teight-al Of
It IS converted to pull.
The 1ight weight OF tie Hofne-
Universal Tractor, $3.50 pounds, and
is high ciearance-greater than that
OF the average cuitlvator-mli-e i
perfectly ADAPTED for cultivatng. Z
isn't the kind Of tractor that does
your piowing and seed bed prepare
ton and then rests while your horses
do the planting cultTzting and hsr-
vesting.
Mechanically, the MoEns-Univer-
sal IS the most modern tractor built,
containing more rehneuen-s and im-
provements than any other traitor o.
the MARKET.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Davis And Buquor Are
Working Behind Closed
Doors On New Motor

Q. w Davis IS working on a new
motor at the Buquor Motor company,
which the inventor claims viii revo-
lutionize the motor world Naturally
Mr.. Davis and 1Ir. Buquor VINO are
partners Fl the venture. are not tell
ing what they have. but IL IS rumored
that the motor power viii not be
gasoline. steam, electricity or any OF
the powers now used. Thel claim for
it that fl viii be cheaper and more
effective than any Of the present mo-
tor powers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
ADOPT NEW PLAN
FOR USED CAR SALES

IN taking N the used car business
in which the Buquor Motor company
announces Il win engage on large
scale. a new plan OF buying and sell
ing cars has been devised. All cars
coming TO ms viii be appraised states
manager Buquor. so that the cost Of
putting the old car in first class con-
dition may be considered. The an-
nrsisement sheet VIII be kept after
repairs that the the prospective buyer
may be assured that the car has been
put in first class condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

o. c. Noungblood, president Of the
Pry Motor company, has returned
from a trip 70 san Antonio, where he
met C. b Noorhis. general sales man
ager Of the Nash Motor company. Nj.
Youngblood announced on his return
that he was successful in securing a
raise Of one fhird in the allotment OF
Nash ears for the Ply company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Ion Endurance

They have added 50 per cent tc the av-
erage strength and IS per cent to endur-
ance. They have done this part by part,
basing the new standards on past records
Of Light Skies. Tens of thousands Of rec
ords were studied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
5-Tests and Inspections

Over S250.0O0 has been spent on new
machinery and equipment This for more
accurate workmanship and more exacting
tests. A large army Of trained inspectors
watch every part and detail It IS almost
impossible for any error to get through.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
6-OnPice

Despite all these new standards, price
has been fixed below any comparable Six
Factory efficiency has been developed to
the limit to make this low price possible.
The whole car is built IN one factory
motor. chassis and body - under scisn-
tifc oost-reducing methods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

". A. Roberts. assistant manager OF
the Kelly Springfield branch at Dali
las. and P. II. Simonseu. special tire
representative from cleveland paid
several DAYS visit 90 the local Kelly
Springfield branch headquarters this
week. 5Ir. Simousen leaving for Den
yer Wednesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
2-On Finish

A new-grade top is adopted, because
usual grades grow shabby. The finish IN
cludes twice the usual varnish coats, to
secure enduring luster. Somber colors are
abandoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Some New Ideas

The new Mitchell Six IS twO-year
creation, and many able men have con-
tributed. It embodies over 100 improve
ments on previous Mitchell Skies These
are some Of the new ideas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

These are new ideas which everyone
approves They have brought this new
Mitchell an overwhelming demand. They
mean that men who want such a Six
should come and decide at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
WHAT WOULD MOST BENEFIT FL
PA5O AND MOTORING PIBLIG?.

Auto Dealers Suggest Picnic Grounds Move to Cut the
Price Of Gasoline, Want Scenic Drive, Good Roads;
Club House for Motorists Also Suggested; All
Dressed Up and No Place to Co." Says Dealer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
3-On Economy

A thermostat controls the temperature
Of liquids, air and gas The carbHretor in
take is twice-better heated to secure per-
feet combustion. Much power waste IN
the motor has been eliminated. Operat-
ing cost has thus been reduced about rs
per cent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
4-On Comfort

A ban-bearing steering gear has been
adopted, which does not tire the driver.
Long eantilever springs are used to make
this the easiest-riding car ever built
Ample room is provided by 12o-ineh
wheelbase. Interlaced hair IS used IN the
upholstery, so it holds its shape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
5-Passenger Touring Car
$1475 f. o. b. Factory

12o-in. Wheelbase-40 HorsepowerMotor
3-Passenger Roadster, same price
New-Type Touring Sedan, Sz175
Passenger Touring Car
l27-in. Wheelbase-4s HorsepowerMotor
s1675 f o. b. Factory
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY. Inc.
Racine, Wisconsin
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-02

iy, although he is enormously listed
among the killed in action. The medal
was sent to his aunt of Sturgeon Bay.
Bishop Paul p Rhode, diocese of
Green Bay, in sermon appealed to
his people to continue their devotion
and support the nation until all of the
obligations incurred by the govern
ment during the war have been wiped
out. Let US all do our duty to the
very end,' he said. IF it needs a sixth
Liberty loan TO dispose of the war
debt, the government should have
your support in it. Let us stand face
to face with the world"
The railroad administration has
promised better boat service. ON the
Great Lakes this season and the wa
terway route from Green Bay to Buff
falo will be re-established. This de-
cision was reached at conference be-
tween representative of middle west
shippers and the United States rail
road administration in Washington.
Frank H. Smith, secretary Of the
Green Bay Association of Commerce,
was the Fox river valley representa-
tive.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-02

And why not? 1t seems to be sort Of
free-for-ail trough and it is the tax
payers business TO see to II thdt it is
kept filled and not 10 inquire who is
feeding from it.
And after all these are only the
-small-cllange items in the grand total
Of the little bill that is stacking up
Wait until you get the Paris Houses
White and Colonel-bills. to say moth
ing of the State. War and Navy Secre-
tariat costs of administration from
Paris Then, probably, we shall begin
to get into real money. For instance,
we have taken over the entire Hotel
Crillion, velvet upholstered furniture
md ALL The Crillion used to have the
CputatioR OF being about the most eX-
l;ive hotel in Paris. and it lived up
J it. In addition to six months or so
'2!it Of the entire plant, plus supplies
II maintenance the intimatiOn now
< that we will have a wear and tear
III to nay big enough to refuumish the
house from cellar to garrett
And that again is only a negligible
item in the grand total. Oh well, you
can not expect to transport and MAIN
tain the Government of the United
States over seas for half year with
ont paying for it. Charge it up to the
high cost Of keeping us out of peace for
six or seven months after the war is
ended and let it go at hat.-Harper's
Weekly
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Amount to he paid by author and can
didate undersigned, 5 cents per line.
For City Councilman
| hereby announce myself candi-
date for councilman of the city of Lady
smith, at the primary. May 9th. 1919.
Your support and vote will be appre-
ciatcd.
CYRUS @. STANTON.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

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Ladysmith. Wis. Amount paid. 5
cents per line.
For CCunc Imam
| hereby announce myself candl-
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dysmith. subject to the Will of the vo-
terS at the primary May 6. 1919.
1-:3# NJ. G. DAVIS.
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For City Councilman

/ hereby announce myself Il candl-
date for Councilman of the city of La
dysmith. at the primary May 6. |
have been a resident Of Ladysmith for
the past eighteen years and have never
been IL candidate for office. | will
appreciate your support and your vote
If elected. | Will do my best to give the
city Of Ladysmith faithful and eff
Gent service. and will guarantee to
treat all alike.
BEN STELZMAN.
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For Councilman

| hereby announce my candidacy for
councilman of the city of Ladysmith.
If elected. ! will work faithfully for
the best interests Of the city and an
economical administration. ! have re-
sided in Ladysmith the past Is years
and have never asked a public office.
here. although | have held town and
county offices. before coming here. in
Wood and Portage counties. Your
support will he appreciated Primary
May 6: election May 20.
j. j. HAASL.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-02

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Freedom Urued for Palestine

Amsterdam, April 30.-The interna-
tional Socialist conference, in session
at Anthem, has passed resolution that
Palestine should be an independent
state and be admitted to the league of
nations.
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Two FLYERS Are Drowned.

Cape May, N. j., April 30-While
descending in a hydroplane here Lieu
tenant Berger and Ensign Barron
were drowned when the plane fell in
to Cape May harbor. A third man es-
capped and swan to the wharf.
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PRESIDENT IS CHALLENGED
Italian Paper Dares Wilson to Appeal
to CONGRESS,

Rome, April 30.-President Wilson
is challenged by the Giornale d'Italia
to appeal to his own Parliament as
Premier Orlando has done and to show
the world that his policy has not unan-
imous support like that given the Ital-
ian premier, but that of simply ma
jority of Congress-
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For COunc Imam
] hereby announce my candidacy for
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and will appreciate your support at the
primary May 9th.
r. ]. COON.
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l.. A. MCMILLAN.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-22
While New Britain Manufacturers are Not Yet Greatly Worried, They are Neverthe- less, Watching the Strike Situation Anx- iously and Should it be Long Drawn Out Affair its Reflection Would Probably be Felt in this City

While of the local manufacturers who approached IS prolonged ready make predictions, dent that they with Prac ticay the local either directly indirectly dependent the of the big steel for their stock should there be long period during which these companies have production the result obvious.
 One of the prominent did however, that while the factories alarmed yet they nevertheless following osey and watching every step with anxious eye.
 Depends On Steel For Business
 When considered that Stanley Works, which has blg cold rolled steel mill this dependent the steel for material evident what effect long strike would have here The rolling mill and of steel each day and the the dependent the steel supply majority of its output this specaize wrought steel Landers Frary Clark large quantities of steel in cutlery business Hart & Hutchinson makers steel lockers Cooley Fafn ing, New Britain Machine company and in fact of the influx of order to keep abreast of it's orders.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-22
NO FIGURES YET ON
 CARNIVAL PROFITS
Both Chairman Hanna and Treasurer Loomis Expect That City Will
 Have Good Sized Balance.

We expect to show a good gain,' was the statement issued by Chair man William w. Hanna, of the car nival committee of the Welcome e Home celebration, this morning MT. Hanna said he is busy arranging de- tails concerning the carnival, but there are a number of matters to be cleared up before any definite report can be submitted. John c. Loomis, treasurer of the general committed was also unable to give any figures regarding the celebration, but he said there will undoubtedly be a good sized balance.
 Should the general committee realize a substantial sum on the cele- bration, the question will arise as to how the money will be used. There are some who argue that the balance should revert back to the city, there by lessening the appropriation of S1b,O0O: others offer the argum ent that the money should be used to se- cure for the service men a home for club purposes.
 Still again, there are those who were deeply impressed by the Court of Honor plan and who argue that a similar design of a permanent nature should be erected upon the site of the present memorial. All of these mat ters must be threshed out when the general committee meets to take up the matter It is likely that meet ing of the committee will be arranged during the week.
 A number of business men have given vent to their feelings in regard to the carnival. One of these men stated today that his business was af- fected to the extent of $2,0O0 for the week. There are also those who are finding fault with the awarding of the feeding contract to a Hartford firm.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-22
Secretary of Steel Workers Union insist that outside of Pittsburg District the shut down is general - Important feature l that 35,OOO employees of Bethlehem Stee Co. decide not to join in walk-out, pendin, conference with officials.

preliminary kirmish the great industrial struggle opened labor and the U Steel Cop which directly indirectly affects half million wage the conflicting claims by the generals both sides.
 great strategic of the struggle the Chicagd but early reports stated that comparatively few pant At large number of the outlying officials of the smaller plants reported they ting usual.
 Ebert H. Gary chairman of the board of directors of d Steel Corporation refused make comment the situation
 Says Is General
 of Steel Workers Union issued state with the outlook and claiming rel ports outside Pittsburgh district showed that the shut down general.
 important of the the announcement of the workers employed by the Bee Steel the would the strike pending th of conference with officials of the
 Ohios greatest steel Youngstown tha strike leaders claimed that the great majority had struck and Steubenve where three plants of negie located it asserted three had been forced suspend operations.
 Many Men Remain Loyal
 important plants in Ohio Pennsylvania off plants announced that their had operations full swing excep ohnsown, Pa where 12000 reported hay struck
 the great pivotal states of Indiana Penn conditions reported nearly great independent plants the Co., chiefs claimed per of had Obeyed the strike call. At Wheeng w. was asserted Colorado Fuel anc companys Pueblo when 2O0C employees walked out
 The mills of the Steel Co., at South Chicago were closed estimated that 95 per or he shift had struck.