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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
Ell 'PROBLEMA PALPITANTE

Las ,gfstiohes de cdrdOva Davila
La Camara Insular de Conercio ha
recibido esta tarde el siguiente radio
grama de nuestrD Comisionado en-
Washington % Z"
He tornado medidas con el Depar-
tamentoIde la Guerra y ALI Sc me ha
prometido hacer todo 10 que sea po-
sfble para 'cofjurar la situacion. He
sido informado por el Departamento
que la New York and Porto Rico S.
SEQ. la Bull Insular Line estan dan
do los pasos necesarios para enviar
vapores Iaspr6xima semana. 81 esta
medida no es satisfactoria cabiegra-
fienme illmediatamente."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
ACADEMIES AUToMoyILIsTAs


Los siguientes academies de autos
Sc registraron aver:
En- la parada 5 de Puerta de Tie
ira, ell auto No. 779, de don Leopoldo
Martinez, guiado por el chauffeur An
gel Melendez, arroll6 la nina Isabel
Cristi, ocasionandole varias contusio-
nes en- las piernas de las que fue
asistida en- la Sala de Socorros.
En- la parada "a, de Santurce, ell
auto No. 903, de don Antonio Corde-
ro, arroll6 a la senora Felfcita Viz
carrondo, ocasionandole contusiones,
de las que fue asistida en- la Sala de
SocorrOs.
Y en- la parada 26, ell auto No. p.
$50, del doctor Guiliani, guiadO por
el chauffeur Faustino MarrerO, arroll6
a la senora Inocencia Rodriguez, eau
sandole heridas y contusiones de las
que fu6 asistida EN- la Sala dc Soco-
raos del poblado, pasando luego al
Hospital Municipal, donde qued6 re,
clufda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
ACCIDENTS DE ALTOS

En penuelas, en- la carretera No. >,
K;;a.> 2t2 Y HIM ,, ocurrid am choque
entre los autos, 2J25. De Ia Gnanica
Central, manejado por 81 chauffeur ia
cinto sancho, No. 1902. y el CARO- Ford
5fs, guiado por Ieopoldo Eenegas, con-
dactor 5574, perreneciente los sros.
Ricra, lie Ponce Ocupaban oI primero,
ademds del Chauffeur, MIR. ". L. Le-
rfy y sefiora Y ei segundo, eli Sr. Jos@
Rivera. Los autos quedaron seriamen-
te ayeriados. El Sr. Ricra sufri6 heri-
das en- la cara el Sr- Fenagas contu-
stones en- los braZos piernas,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
PARA sANTO DOMINGO.

Relaci6n de los pasajeros que
con destino los puertos de Ia
Repdblica Dominicana condulo
ell vapor Marina cl ? de Novicm-
bre de 1919.
Maria FL. N1nez, Antonia Nh,
nez, Anfbal Micses, Jorge 4.
Brugueras, Antonia Ripoil, Jose
Delgado, Sascha Piatov, Jose l..
Pesquera, P. j. Reilly, Mercedes
Baez, Catalina D. Acosta, Mascot
o. Wesley, Jose Pascual. Sixto Il.
Bas, Rogelio Pellerano. George
Mancfield, R. f. Tostman, Frank
$. Corr, Geronimo Flores, Jesus
Hernandez, Manuel Gonzalez.
Juan r. Chemelis Y Manuel Go,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
nomENAIE A DE DIEGO

El dia de los feles difuntos, el Sc
nor Pedro RODRIGUEZ Colon, de Cata-
no. rindi6 un homemade postunlo a la
memoria del procer portorriqueno don
Jose de Diego.
En- la tumba del patricia nluerto Sc
coloc6 un estandarte de seda con esta
inscription: "De Diego, los indepep-
dentistas de Cata1o no tie olyidan', Y
una corona de flores naturales con ex-
presivas dedicatorias.
Ell ,selor Rodriguez es unO de los
adelbtos mas firmes que dej6 ei fene-
edo leader de la Independence.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03

La presencia de 100000 soldados ale
names, .bajo las 6rdenes del General
Won Der Goltz, en- las regiones del
sE38i.ltico, ha sido causa de una anne
naza de bloqueo para prohibir la en-
trada de alimentos Alemania.> Z Be
ha noticiado que el General Won Der
Goltz ha sido llamado por las autori-
dades de Berlin; pero Sc cree one esta
psci6n. no ha satisfecho al Cohsejo
ssnpremo de los Aliados, .pues los ALA
abb egtan deeiaidos exigi3 qtIIetttbdos
Isna soldados alemanes Sean saeados
iiasn,ediatanente de las regicnes balti-
cas, donde anenazan con representa-
ei 20. acto del Drama que DAnnunzio
ha puesto en- escena en- Fiume.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
ISABEL DIAz CORA

Esta mafiana entreg6 su alma al
Creador la virtuosa seilotita Isabel
Diaz Cora.
Una cruel dolencia min6 en- breves
dias su ORGANISING, preeipitandola en-
e! frio lecho de la muerte.
Ell sepeiio del cadaver sc verifcara
esta tarde, a las cinco. Para todos sus
afiigidos deudos tenenos hondo pesa-
me de condolencia, la vez cue roga~
mos al cielo por el eterno descanso
del alma pura de Isabel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03

q [~<S1rl n<<s 1<<sA~s.s
Miss Anna haInlIn, MIA de Charles +,
Hamlin, alto empleado del BancO Fe-
deral de Reservas, quien habiendo CO.
nocido al Principe Leopoldo, 10 indu;-
jo a entrar en- su autom6vil y, di6 or
denes al chauffeur de que arrancaEa a
toda velOcidad con direction al STA
dunn de Harvard, dejandO al resto de
su acorapanamientO en- ell mayor asom-
bro. hasta que ell Principe regreso por
la Plaza Coply, todO sonreidO, contain
do su aventura sus padres que lie
aguardaban anhelantes. Miss Ham,
lin es una chica muy bonita muy
traviesa, perO sobre todO muy bonita,
segln el Principe Opina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03

" :
con los dueiios de la nina 0 segun,,
ell trabajO que hagan, a SUI eiec
clon. III silp
'4o. Ordeno y mandO que Ell
los dfas de fiesta de entire sema:,
na Sc pague a los obreros como 81 o
hubieran trabajado." - ',:.
De modo que el verdadero crea,,.
dor del sistema de los tres Ochoss,2
tan Ell boga en- Inglaterra, noses
otrO que el rey don Felipe II, ba.%
70 cuyO reinadO no Sc pOnfa el sol .
en- los dominios espafiOles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
Ell SUGESO DEL sABADO.
OtrG escena de songre.

Ell sabado, al oscurecer, un- su-
ceso sangriento tuvo origen en- la
calle de San Francisco, nnmero
noventa, frente a la Plazuela de
Colon.
Sc acusa como autor del hocho
a Pedro Rivera.
la victima result6 ser Ia seiio-
ra Maria Ramos natural de Aguas
Buenas.
Esta sefiora fue herida en- la
frente, cerca de la sien derecha y
en- otras parties del cuerpo. Todas
las heridas son de caracter grave
y la senora Ramos fu6 ingresada
al Hospital Municipal donde fue
curada por ell DR.. Cortes.
Segun antecedentes de este he
cho, Ell agresor tenfa hondos re-
SentlmlentOS con la sonora Ra-
mos, porque 6l creia que dicha Sc
fora lie indisponfa con su hernia
no, y el sabado tom6 la determi-
naei6n de yengarse de ella. al os-
curecer de dicho sabado la sefiora
Ramos estaba de. vista, al lado
de su casa, y ALI penetro 81 tagre-
sor cansandole las heridas, de las
cuales fue cnraaarYIor el Dr., Cor
tesI
La policfa, Ell el sitio del suce-
so hizo la Investigation prelimi-
mar, la cual continue ell fiscal.
Para hoy el tifcal ha citado a
otros testigos y creese que ell au-
tor de esta hazafia sera acusado
de mutilaci6n.
.
NE OFTEN IT'S EI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
--~-r < 1-'----<
SE CAIO DE IN POSTN

En- Gurabo, mentras Jose Perseno
e,npleado de The Porto Rico Railway,
Tight aud Co., rabaiaba en- el pes'N
del alumbrado, <o IS, situado en- la
calle Teltsrafo spCri0 uha caida desac
considerable altura, resultando con con
tusiones graves, siendo asistido por q
Dr Gonzalez, de Caeua&.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes pasaportes: Para Espafla: al
Sr. Jose Albite Gonzalez, de Rio Pie
dras; para Cuba: Maria Herrero sa-
turnino Roman, de Cayay: Para San
to Domingo: al Sr. Jose L. Pesquera,
de Bayam6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
AscENsOs EN- La PoLICIA

Durante el receso del senado, ell Go
bernador ha hecho los. siguientes NOM
bramientos:
Para Jefe de DistritO de la Policfa
de s6ptima, clase, al Sr. Manuel E. Il
quierdo; para Jefes de Distrito de la
Policfa de octava clase los sefiores
Antonio Davila y Francisco A. Fran
ceschi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
AIEJoRANDO

De los tres niflos enfermOs dc cuida
do en- la casa del antique empleado de
IA casa Cantero Fernandez Y Compailfa,
ST. Victor Flores, ha mejoradO el que
estuvo mas grave Y c0nffan salvarlOs
todos, entrando prOnto en- perfodO de
franca cOnvalescencia. Les asiste ell
DR.. Bocanegra que esta teniendo el me
Jor exitO. Celebramos la mejOrfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
REPORTER DETECTITE -

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA La,
CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO QUIZ
NINA es mas eficaz en- todos los ca.
SOS en- que Sc necesite tomar Quini!
ma, no causando zumbidos de ofdes.
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In >
fuenza, Paludismo y Fiebres. La 8
irma de E. w. GROVE viene con ca .
da cajita. '-'''' .
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
UNA NINITA

FL hogar de los amigos Pablo Y Ro-
salfa 2oman. .ha sido visitado por una
militia, que es hog la algeria
del referido hogar. Sc ha acordado
daffe 81. nbmlIte' de Ana Maria. Desea
NOS fetieida1i Il, IA recien nacida, en- la
Y i ia" -. .,4.f,>
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
CoNJURANDO LA GRAVE
SITUACION
Radiograma al Gobernador

FL Gobeinador Yager recibio esta
maiiana, del Negociado de Asuntos
insularcs, un radiograma, ell cual Sc
nos trasmitio por telefono. Ell texto
de dicho radiograma es Ell siguierlte::
Washington Via Radio San Juan,
Nov. 3, 1915. b,
Yagct,
San Juan.
f,edriendome aerograma oetubre 20,
exiatencia de yiveres, espeeialmente
harina, en- los nlaelles De New York.
esperanto ser embarcados primer. va
por Tanto la New York and Porto
Rico Steamship CO., como la Bull In
snlar Line, osperan poder enviar un
baToo esta seTana.
El secletaFio de la Guerra compren-
7da5la ga'avedad de Ia situacion y hara
toao 10 que este en- sus manos para
remediarla.
tFilnado) Walcut."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
FL CASO DE UN PERIODISTA
poYa a1 do oinco dol co1.rini,ta act

senalada Ia vista del case, en- apela-
cion ante Ia Gortte SSupreifla, contrs: j..
NJ. Balzac, acusado de haber publica-
do escritos, en- terminus injuriosos, con
ira el Gobernador wager.
Como recordara el lector, el seior
Balzac publicaba en- Arecibo un Pc
queno diario, titulado "El Baluarte"
y en- cuyo peri6dieo fueron publica-
dos los articulos, que Sc dicen. injurio-
sos para el Sr. Wager, .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
sDE QUEEN Els Ell
PORTAMONEDAS?

La sirvienta del Sr. LeOpoldo Felid,
Gregoria soler, encontr6 aver por Ia
maEana en- ell Parque, un. portamone-
das de tela, conteniendo s14.20 en- BIZ
lletes, una llaye y una receta 7expe-
dIda por el Dir. Rosell6 La Soicr en-
treg6 el portamonedas al policfa Ma
nuel ?. Qui1ones Y su duena o dueno
puede procurla en- Ia oficina del
captain schettini, donde esta, Mere
ce aplansos cl acto de honradez de Ia
Soler y nosotros Sc los tributamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
ESfECTACULOS PARA HOY

Tres Banderas.---La conliquisima
ointa en- dos parties "Leones y Ecuye-
res" Estreno del z y 8 episodios de
Elmo el Invencible."
Iuna.--Estfeno de la cinta en- S
actos ia Eterna Historic" y la CO.
media en- 9 actos "Cuando los hom-
bres sc casan sus luchas enlpiezan."
Manana, 'Por su Defensa."
Victory Garden.-"Cuando el cul-
pabie confes6" Y presentation del muy
cclebrado duetto de fama n1undial
Los Modernistas" WA zji5sN
R;aito.-v" "Cleonataap M En- Ia Ca
rra 9Alsheviki." go u m FtEafSs'
Real.-"El Hijo del Guardia" y
Una Boda a Gran Velocidad."
monte CarlO.-El episodio 6 de "Ma
tciste" y un drama en- parties.
pGerto Rico" "Esposa Rebelde."
In,periai.- "Enir Caballo Policfa.' -
Norma la Gatita Monts" Y una
comicA.
j Habana.--"Avaricia" una comica
Teatro Beliograph (Cataho).-El
episodio de Gel Terror de la Sierra. "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
.ACCEDIEND0 4 \ UN RUEGO


Nues;ro amigo. don lose Ruiz Soler,
nos ha visitado qsta ,nafana nos ha
roeado In slguicntc aelaraci6n:
Que ia/ Porto RICO pestiling CO. re-
cibi6, como 81 diio. un cablegrama fir
0lato por el Sr. EsteYa, agente de di-
@ha casa en- New, York ! el el, ,cual Sc
lH fomuoicaba qpa. Gas ijE,SljsYd habfan
tarkninado en- New York. FL Sr. Ruiz
$bier dice que, respecto dc este ,asunto,
aigl no le'inter4ktqfsa sea flido no
el que las huelgas hayan terminado,
quessk que 81 lie. intcresa cs, que Sc
segar Cue Sc recibio dIHfIO dal'egrama
nitesto cue 81 asr2ur6 que sc 1iabfa re-
tieiHo.
giilAl del cablegrana, cliyo teXto dice
III siiguiente. cifrado con la clpve y. b.
Edici0n ~ .,ssN 81
8i.HA pLxmushtl ciento Ed1Uz gafones tam
lbras gyrqtliophu". -,
gsegdn nuostro amigo RuI Soler, ese
despacho, descifrado, Sc lee como ST.
que:
"Hemos comprado 500 1ambores Glen
to diez galones emba4taremOs. Las
huelgas han conclufdo.
Dejamos, pueS, complacido al amigo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
"TRIs-TRAy, EJECUTANDQ DQsl .

"TRIS-TRA", EJECUTANDOsYiIIl
la detective de San Juan acaba Dc
echar ei euante al sujeto Cecilio Gas
Itro fa) 'erris-tra". Sc aeusa q este
sujeto de haber hurtado a Agpstin
Huerta, un reloj valorado ensldiez y
seis dollars. E3 E.ttiI F.s,,I ~
Segan cl record que existe enllas Off
.cinas de la detective @Iris-traY .ha si-
do procesado en- otras ,ofasiones porr
hulto. ,---.--j ! Essttl. tIf.
En- 30 de julio de 1871 este sujeto
hurt6 a Felix Manzano otro relois por
cuyo dolito la Corte ,le nl4pasp ocho
Ineses de carceI; 9estS $erviaio fue
prestado por Barrante. Ib5E!F
Por el reloj que rt'Tris-tra'n, hurto
q Cecilio, .el Juez lie inpuso tliez y seis
Imeses de carcel; este delitg fue pres
Itado por el detective Ferrer Rovira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03
AUXILIO MUTUO

EntradasI Domingo Quevedo Sua-
rez, de santurce; Emilio vazques Co
lon, de San Juan.
Noviembre 10. de 1919.
Salidas: Antonio Gonzalez Perez,
de Puerta de TERRA; Nieves Garcia
Hernandez, de Gurabo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-03

comisionado de instruction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
CAR IS
AHUGE SUCCESS
Franklin Company Driver
Tries Out This Model;
Is Enthused.

Determined TO prove. for his own
satisfaction at least, that the prop
erIy constructed enclosed car is as
practicable for touring purposes as q
tourist model. Louis NJ stellmann. Of
the Franklin Automobile company's
engineering staff. took a new Frank
lin sedan with a brand new motor
over trip Of go miles Of the rough
est going he could find. He returned
TO the factory with the car in as per-
feet condition rs when he left and
the motor going better every mile.
Left Syracuse.
1Ir. Stellmaun lef- the Franklin fac
tory at Syracuse, with four persons
and luggage, a dead load Of more
than 1000 pounds. The speed Of the
car gradually Increased as the motor
worked into It's proper swing. and
when the first lap Of the Tourney
ended at New York. the car was hold
ing better than so miles against a
W mo- Ihat satisfied the engineer
lnal the car was all right for straight
touring, out he determined 10 punish
y a niue more by sending &c over
the hardest roads he could select
Leaving View York, he headed for
the New England mountains. Even
over the rough country roads first
encountered, it was impossible to i'm
pair the superb riding qualities OF the
sedan. so the hardest test OF all was
devised, and from Hartford. Conn
SIR Steumann wheeled towards the
y ermont hills. The first obstacle
vas straight stretch of hills with
the roads axle deep in mud. The
( rankin sedan covered the entire 100
miles on low and second gear and the
1nly mishap was on one bad stretch
where the mud was so deep. it scraped
1ff the fly wheel guard
Over all this. the enclosed car was
the 1000 pounds dead load
Toured Mountain.
ar. Stellmanu was pretty nearly
satisfied by this time. but wanted one
more test. so he headed up the HOos-
ck mountains through a trail covered
with three inches Of sticky snow. I
'r1cticallv the entire long grade was
legotiated in second gear. With the
.ertainty that there was nothing else
ne could do that he had not tried. Nr. I
,rellm2nn headed back TO the factory I
20 car probably ever had so severe I
} test An engineer. familiar with I
very bit Of his engine and car. and I
.elperately trying 10 devise some I
hing to stop il. failed utterly.
Franklin production is about 60 per
emit enclosed cars. and one reason I
or this is the exceptional road abil- Z
~ or all the enclosed models.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Is 1881 a cluster OF adobes hugged
the Rio Grande from both sides
where Fl Paso and Juarez are now
sILuausn CHe-e were probably 600 in
habitants OF the Pass City Industry
and commerce were both in the cradle.
Had some seer. predicted the entry OF
a thing like an automobile through
this section at that time the good peo-
pie would have held a meeting for
benefit OF the insane man, offered
prayers for his recovery and made
provisions TO watch him lest he be-
come mischievous
Auto Something New.
Even 90 years later the appearance
Of an auto on the then unpaved streets
OF Fl Paso would have caused some
20 believe tzat the evil spirit had in
vaded the town in person. others to
take solemn oaths that they would
henceforth touch never a drop OF
Green River or Edgewood as long as
they Ived-for FL Paso was stiu
mighty wet in those days.
But along IN 1902 the thing actually
happened An automobile appeared
% friEhten the horse and mule teams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

ana make the ponies Of the rancLmen
who rode into town shy and rear The
machine was owned by Frank Bell
NJ u4l make IL was nobody remem bers,
but sometimes IL ran and sometimes
il didn't It finally caught fire and
burned. Doubtless if that car were
stlll in existence IL would be obtained
oT the auto dealers of FL PasO and as
carefully preserved for future citizens
to look at as the little red engile in
the yard of the FL Paso & Southwest
ern office property
First Dealer Here.
The first auto dealer here as far
as known was a Mr.. Lawrence, who
secured q number of Cadillac cars and
had his troubles in selling them Max
Posener and J. A Smith were among
with his one hinged Reo's. was next
sBumps.-
A typical ride in the first Cadillac
is described by Mr. Posner. The
initial JOY ride IN Fl Paso was far
different from the present day JOY
rides" states Mr.. Posner- Il remem-
Der ride three Of us took in the
first ear sold in FL PasO. the passen-
gers being n CoblentZ, a young woman
now Mrs. COhleutz-and myself at
the wheel At that time bumps we're
absorbing qualities OF the old Cadillac.
omen at the rear. were none too great
We ran the car rs fast as It possibly
could go. believing speed the thing 10
was made to deliver We never
slowed up for bumps, but when a
particularly large one was sighted
yelled; Bump Then We all rose
to our feet and held tight while we
hit the bump We were hale the time
in the air"
First Auto Mechanic.
Tn first auto mechanic IN Fl Pas0
was Chas RAIDER. Mr.. RAIDER was at
that time the only mechanic who
worked on gasoline engines He ac-
eordingly was looked to TO keep the
do and is still engaged i'm the busi-
ness. having followed IL continuously
since. lIr. RAIDERS first place of bust
ness was the site where 2 T. AM
.nouett is now located That was in
1904
At present several thousand men
ire either directly or indirectly en-
ll0yed in the business here. while the ]
otal Investments in the business is ]
.everal millions. making IL the first
industry In Fl pasn rs well as the
irst in the nation
From little one story building in /
Which M lawrence conducted his i
BUSINESS the trade has acquired some
= the finest business structures in I
Texas as means Of promoting the
Tergrowiug industry Trucks and .
FACTORS coming to add 70 the effi-
iency OF all lines OF business have
aused the Investment Of other mill I.
ions in this section An Industry
hat would have been only the theme I
or a dime novel n 1881, has become J
he first in this section today with 1
ID the latest models OF Americas
oremost cars spinning along Fl Paso's ]
.undreds OF miles OF paved streets. }
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
BUCCANEERS IN
GREAT DEMAND.
Goodyear Company Has
School of Instruction in
Tire Repairing.

One Of the natural results OF the
/ tremendous increase in the number
fof motor cars is the insistent demand
for expert vulcanizers TO carry on the
tire repair business which has fol-
lowed in the motor cars wake.
Among the tire repair schools that
have set about 20 relieve this condi-
tion 10y training men in the art OF
repairing tires. with a remarkable de-
J gree of success. is the one which is
being operated by the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber company at Akron, Ohio.
Hold Daily Classes.
It IS an interesting group Of men
who gather in the classroom Of this
school on beginners day. seeking ez-
pert instruction. In every class rep
resentatives from every section OF
the country present themselves
dealers. men who want some good re-
pair experience before launching out
into the business. and often expert
enced repairmen-
eve are furnishing a complete,
practical course" states ID. r. cain,
instructor Of the school. Beginning
with fundamentals we demonstrate
every step in scientific repairing. Oc-
casiOnaly we get men with no idea
whatever Of how a tire is made-and
some who have never examined
tire but before these men leave our
school they are master Tulcanizers,
competent TO undertake any kind OF
repair, from O. simple puncture 10
reread-
Is Trimmed Carefully.
I'VE start them all at the same
point IN the practical work-cuttiug
down sections Of tires. After the stu
dent becomes skilful in this, be is
instructed in building them ID. Then
we take him through all the various
divisions Of the business.
individual instruction is given 20
each man. After two weeks expert [
ence we require all students to sub
init to an examination, and issue the
Goodyear master vulcanizer's diploma
10 those who pass That almost with {
out exception, the men pass with high :
marks is Indicative OF the thorough I
ness or our instruction. Because OF I
the great demand for admission our
classes are usually filled up weeks !
in advance
I'VE use the working equipment OF |
the average tire repair shop and only I
methods that can be employed By any
tire repairman with a modest capital. /
" hen you consider that 6.000,000 cars /
are now IN service. offering opportu- /
mites for repairs on 10000 600 tires, ]
you may realize why so many men.
desiring to become competent repair I
men. are entering our repair school" /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Sil0er Planted In Row;
Hoped Il Would Sbroul

Urbana, Ohio, May while c. r
Racer was blowing on his farm near
here he plowed up S29S In silver.
which had been planted in n row
The coin was about four inches under
the surface. The Oldest was dated en-
1SSS and the latest in 1914 The ex-
PLANTATION Of the peculiar way in which
the plant was made is that some one
expected It 20 sprout"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
ADVANCE Of AUTOMOBILE SALES
FIGURES SEEMS LIKE A DREAM

Sight of An Automobile on the Streets of Ell Paso Not
So Long Ago Would. Have Caused Natives to Swear
Off, However; Capital Of Automobile Sales Agencies
Has Steadily Increased for Past Eight Years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

NEW SERIES LIGHT SIX
OpsH Cars
Touring Car-7 PASSENGER. sz4s5
Roadster-Four doors, ( PASSENGER zss5
Closed Cars
CouPs-4 PASSENGER $500
Sedan PASSENGER $3.50
Limousine PASSENGER 400
Wooden Wheels. Standard Equipment
NEW SERIES LIGHT TWELVE"
Opsl Cars
Touring Car PASSENGER $3.50
Roadstsr-Four doors, 4 PASSENGER $3.50
Closed Cars
Coupe PASSENGER $500
Sedan PASSENGER 400
Wire Wheels. Standard Equipment
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