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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

ALBANY, May s1.--secrstary OF State
Hugo IL engaged at present in drawing
up q QUESTIONABLE for the automobile
operators Of New York city which will
be presented for consideration at q SEQ
ond conference in the Commodore Hotel
next Saturday morning. Secretary Of
State Francis NJ. Hugo gave out the fol-
lowing statement to-day as indicating
what may be expected from his depart
ment in 20 far as the licensing Of
operators is concerned, information that
will be OF interest to the 10000 or
more operators in the metropolis:
II desire first and foremost a maxi
mum Of safety and q minimum of an
noyance to the automobiles" said Secre-
tary OF State Hugo. II have absolutely
no desire through the QUESTIONABLE to
pry into the private affairs Of the auto
mobilist any further than II necessary
TO secure greater safety on our streets
and highways.
II do not intend to use q QUESTIONABLE
any longer than Is absolutely necessary
nor complicated to the extent that !,
will be Irritating to the motorist. bu,
do expect one which will cover the
ground and which. embodying many Of
the excellent suggestions that were ths
outcome OF last weeks meeting, will
serve as a substitute for road exam
nation which would otherwise be neoes.
sary for tens OF thousands Of operators
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
OVERLAND'S WORTH
ISSHOWN ANEW
Springfield Boston Seven Days
Nonstop Run Proves Cars
Dependability.

Depeudabiiity Of the Overland car has
been demonstrated by q seven day mo-
tor nonstop run conducted May TO
10 between Boston ana Springfield
using two Model 90 stock cars. The
rim was called THE Boston Springfield
Dependability Run" It was conducted
by Connell q McKons Co., distributors.
Boston.
Great interest was manifest In Spring.
field and Boston In the test for the
reason that II was an object lesson in
transportation. II an automobile could
maintain to the minute q schedule be-
tween cities continuously for seven days
and nights. q schedule that was as fast
as railway service, the big province Of
the automobile would have become that
much palmer to popular sense. was the
thought that inspired the test. The
purpose OF the run appealed to the
mayors Of the respective cities between
which the Model 90 shuttled for three
round trips each day as reaching deeply
into transportation future. As n Demon
stration II was entirely successful. as
the following summary Of the run shows
Engine Runs 18s Hours.
The engine ran continuously for 1888
hours without missing an explosion. The
total mileage was 3.S52.6. One hun
dred eighty-seven gallons OF gasoene
were used thus averaging 20.6 miles
to the gallon.
OIL consumption for the seven days
and nights was twenty-one pints, or
s67.a miles to the quart The actual
running time was 1878 hours The
speed per mile was 3A.46 miles per
hour. Sixty-eight hours Of the run
were rainy.
Tires were not changed and are esti-
mated to be good for 1000 moro miles.
A perfect score for seven days and
nights means that no trouble Of any
kind occurred, for II was not alone the
finish for which the Connell q McKone
Co. were trying. The run checked it
self every three and three-Quarters
hours, approximately, and all through
out the seven days and nights the little
Model left its station on the dot OF
the hour.
What the Model 90 did between Bos-
ton and Springfield for one week Is be-
| ing done over regular long periods by
hundreds Of Overland and Willys-Knight
care In all parts Of the world. The
run has called attention to the degrees
Of dspendability of the Model 30 whitfield
DOWN to minutes and seconds and
| spseded up to express train rate.
On May at noon two Overland Model
| 90 stock cars started. the one from the
city hail in Boston tagged away by
Mayor Peters-the other from Court
House Square in Spring field started by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
A Tire Tip.

~ A T LAST I've got my day in
~ court" said Michelin
Tire as It came over the
hdjuster's counter. my trouble has
been 20 different from the run Of
tire trials that I'm really glad that
I landed here, although arm torn
and tortured. Ny story may keep
other tires out Of trouble"
The Michelin Tire Man. who could
tell by q glance what allied the tires
that were presented to him for ad-
tustment, shook his head and said.
Here Is q sad story. Go ahead and
let me know Just how . creeping rim
ruined you"
"Oh. 1t was not only q creeping rim
that got me-" replied the Tire quick
ly. II am the victim OF n bent.
loose and rusty rim, too. have
had also several wallops from a ham,
mar with which my owner was try
Ing to pound on the rim. Every time
he missed the rim he gave my aide
wall an awful blow and weakened It
badly.
The bend in the rim caused bad
break Just above the bead. Then my
owner was forever going around with
loose rim. When one of the
wedges became loose the rim began
to work and gradually the other
wedges became loose. Finally the
whole strain came on my valve and
Il pulled OF.
Even when on one or two occa-
sions my owner tried to tighten up
things he got the wedges In unevenly
and the result was a 'wabbly' life
for me. Finally. rust on the rim COR
roded me and the inner tube. Now.
what do you think of that? Do you
wonder that I am here? My owner
needs one OF your instruction books
right away. II won't help me any
but 1t may give some other tire a
fair chance"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

Of the ball and socket type. and its opS
Grafton requires little effort; the clutch
pedal IL thrust into position with thS
mere push OF the foot, and the footbralxe
pedal responds to light pressure. These
features have particular appeal to
women. a. has also the hand, or emer-
gency. brake. which 10 within easy ac-
cess Of the driver and may be "set" 10
as to lock the wheels ut a moments noe
tee and without any undue exertion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

Mayor Adams. The cars left each city
thereafter every fourth hour.
AS an instance of perfect score in a
specific test the Boston-Springfield De-
pendability Run stands out as worthy
of attention Of everybody who accepts
the automobile as perhaps the biggest
coming factor in transportation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
WOMEN NOW DEFT DRIVERS.
simplihcation of Mechanism Has
Attracted Them to Nash q.

simplihcation of Mechanism Has
Attracted Them to Nash o.
Women no longer look askance at the
seat behind the wheel Of an automobile.
Their reiuotance to drive q gasolene car
In the past few years has seen rever-
sal of form. with the result that to-day
women are as deft in the manipulation
OF the clutch pedal, the accelerator and
the shifting lever as are men.
This evolution il due to the foresight
of the manufacturer Of gasolene auto
mobiles In his insistence upon simpli-
fed construction, with particular ref
erenco to the driving mechanism.
There Is no mystery connected with
the driving operation Of the Nash Six.
Women long ago discovered that Ito
drive this car In q very simple process
in which physical effort IL practically
negligible.
The shifting lever Of the Mash Six 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

GOODYEAR FACTORY NEWSPAPER.
A prominent feature OF the work OF the
labor department Of the Goodyear Tire and
precisted by tho employees Of that COM
pany, is the publication of a factory news
paper three times . week, every other
working day. Through this paper. The
wingfoot Clan" the entire factory labor
force can be reached on a days notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
CHANGES IT'S NAME
Motors Corporation

Brndy-Murray MOTORS Corporation
Now Hulett Motor Car Co.. Ino.
without any change in its personnel,
the Brady-Murray Motors Corporation,
distributor Of the Chandler Six. last
Wednesday became the Hulett Motor
Car Company. Inc, taking its new name
from J. b. Hulett, It's president
This company has been successful
under Mr.. Hulett's administration. and
with the same organization throughout
will continue to handle Chandler sales
and service on Broadway at Sixty
second street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

This Indiana truck, Bills shipped from the factory In May
1919 and still in active service and apparently good for
station the othsr small
said Paul Campbell head of the New York Sales
graph birthday The hitting all like . clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
Dope Found
In Sweater
Of Prisoner
New Device 10 Get Drug
Into County Jail Is
Discovered,

The problem o. getting narcotics
u'o the county jail has caused dope
heads" and their friends Ia u,e about
every device known bu, BENJAMIN
Lester invented ncv ono yesterday.
Lester entered a plea OF guilty IN
federal cour, yesterday 10 transport o
ing narcotics and was sentenced q
serve two months IN the county jail
He presented himself ior admittance
10 the ia.l ~ an innoccn, looklnp
sweater put lining had heen placed
m 'hr collar of the sweater and when
lai'cr George Palmer who is not
overly eoniiden, OF "dope"er'" be.
gan an examination more than 'hirE
doses in capsules were found sewed
in the lining Needle, for admins
tcring the dope" was concealed on
his person.
Officials arc Of the opinion thai
Lester intended to peddlc some Of the
dope" to others addicted TO the habit
Hl he made successful entrance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
old SHR|NERS
TO SHOW EN-
Past POtentateS to Fill Diyan
at January Ceremonial,

The Past PoicutatcS OF India Ten
pie Of the Mystic Shrine are 10 he
give" 10 opportunity 10 show the
younger generation Of lodge officers
how it was done in the good old days
DAYS, by filling the official "diyan"
at the January "a ceremonial This
is the annual show for the ladies OF
the Shrine also, on account OF the
customary February date conflicting
with meeting ot the Grand lodge
Leslie II. swan, poientatc is max
ing preparation 70 excel all previous
a"~ru, ot ihc local holy and to make
his initial ceremonial the best OF his
year The late is sc, 10 follow the
reunion Of the Scottish Rite bodies al,
Guthrie and a special committee will
keep headquarters during the reunion.
assisted by committee from Akdar
Temple. az Tulsa. whose candidates
will be brought here for initiation at
the local ceremonial Special inter
urban trains will run from Guthrie on
FRIDAY morning 10 bring the candi-
dates, Shune,, and their ladies. and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

they will be met here by the band OF
the Fourteenth Field artillery from
Fort Sill.
Ladies In the party as well as the
wives and lady friends" Of all
Shrincrs viii be received at the Skr-
vim during the forenoon and will re.
Join the party in dim at noon at
the Masonic Temple The usual busi-
ness session and public parade vii
prccede the ai,crn on ceremonial,
while the ladies are entertained at the
Oyetholscr which is ,loSed TO the pub
lie for tina, performance In the even
ing, special program Of vaudeville
and moving picture, at TIE Auditorium
will prcccdc the annual bali
Potcntac Swan expects in the
nelghborhool OF one hundred cauIr-
dates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

3 will comprise troops J. 0. IL. 2. 10. II.
lSiNo. 4wIll comprise troops aud -.
Monthly inspections will be based on
the class occupied by troops Class
\ viii be inspected on equipment, in
c'ud,ng one American flag patrol
tag q signal flag. scout staff busIe,
un.to-m and first aid pouch Class u
will be- inspected on efficiency divided
into t0Hdcrloot. cll,, two and class
one. with mnt badges. special civic
good turns because no hoy scou, can
let one dag go hy without doing some
one or some thing a good ufn--and
Attendance st meetings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
SCOUT ANNIVERSARY
TO BE OBSERVED HERE

10y Scout annlyef'afy week, bcgIn,
niag February J, and ending l'cbu.
ary ~, is to be observed in OKLA.
bona CITY with ceremonies impress
,iye AMI inspiring This was decided
a, q meeting OF the scout masters as.
,otiaiion in the office OF J T. Per,h
ing. ohici scou, executive, last ui,ht
The city will be divided into scout
districts District No. | will comprise
troop. !, ,, 4, 10 Y. 20; No ; viii
comprise troops Is, q. II. Il n; No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
Tomorrow Last Day Of the
COTTON BAIT CLEARANCE
Bug Yours Eorlu SATURDAY. and Secure these

Climax, 2 lbs, 1880 bats, 500 IT,
value, Clearance price Observation-Disclosures. ~
Rotabaugh- Browns No IS. an 8-oz bait good
grade cotton, sells for 9c; e. m
Clearance price, o for ..................1 1AsVV
Ror abaugh Browns No. 20. 9-oz bait selling
for 2Sc; Clearance price e. m
Rorabaugh- Browns No 25, o-ot bats a pure
white cotton, sells for Bc; e. m
Clearance price, 4 for .....,...,,......1 1AsVV
Rorabaugb Browns No IS, l4-o1 bau sell
ing Tor <se; Clearance e. m
price, IOT .'.'..ss,,ssss., vAsSS
Ideal, q full 100, bait, sells for e. Ah
J5c; Clearance price, for .........., VAsVV
Climax, } lbs, comfort size bats, e. m
$l.s0 value; Clearance price ............ &xsVV
On Sale In Economy Basen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

count-a saving of five rercent over sale
prices now offered elsewhere Now, we are go
inc 70 maintain our leadership by continuing these
discounts until further notice. Durino this SALE
we've sold thousands of suits and overcoats
shirts, hats and furnishings at reduced prices
with our customary guarantee of satisfaction.
Large Stocks complete selections await YOU to-
day. as in the rast at ''The Store for Men" Com
pare our prices with others!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

On Sale In Economy Bassm emit" Al Roabaush- Browns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IA
AUTOMOBILES CAR BARGAINS

OLDSMOBILE-Brand new model 45-A Oldsmobile roadster; fine mechanical condition.
 CHEvROLET-Se model 4-9O. This car is new and bargain. VIM TRUCKING have several new trucks for sale. Call and let us show them to you. PACKARD TRUCK-One rebuilt. long standard 3-ton Packard truck for sale cheap This car is the very thing for hauling logs and lumber VIM TRUCKS-These trucks have been used, but are in perfect condition and they are real bargains.& MITCHELL-90 h. D.. 5-passenger This car has been used slightly, and will sci it cheap.
 VIM TAXICAB-Brand new cab. attrac- tive and bargain. KELLY SPRINGFIELD TRUCK-Slight- ly used and runs fine; 11s ton StaKe body This is for sale cheap. NORTHWAY TRAILERS-See our Northway traitors; can attach to any car in few seconds. MAXFER TRUCK MAkER-You will buy one or two of these if you will ex- anime them and let us show you their merit.
 DODGE-191S model, 5-passenger. This car is in Al condition, as good as new BUICK-1917 model, 5-passenger good me chanical condition, and is a bargain. FORD-1916 5-passenger, rebuilt engine and newly painted; a splendid chance to buy new Ford cheap. REO-5-passenger touring car; as good as new.
 CHEVROIET-19l model, 2-passenger; car that is as good as the day it left the factory
 CHEvROLET-5.pa ssenger touring car. 1918 1918 model; car that looks and runs like new. FIRST AVE. GARAGE co.
 (Inc.)
 22G7 1st ave Phone 65S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
HOMA WONDERS

The April 1 issue of the Oil Press con- tains interesting information of value to investors and others who wish to keep posted on the startling develop ments, in the great oil fields Of that state; as well as an accurate analysis of present condition of the Illinois Re- fning Co.,, Sammies' Oil, Capital Petrol cum, National Oil, Sequoyah Oil Gold en Cycle Kansas Utah, Consolidated Standard Royalties, Sterling Oil and Refining, Bankers oil, Cushing Gar Der, General Refining, Hawkeye Pro- ducing Edwards Oil, Bay States, Al pha, Royal Underwriters and others good bad and indifferent including the Mid continent Oil Producing companies. This important issue free on request. Don't miss it. Oil Press, 2100 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

FOR SALE-New 4-room cottage, large sleeping porch, screened throughout 3 large lots. block from station; run ming water on place; ideal for chick en ranch; no malaria, high altitude, price $750, and would take good small ear part payment. Also only store in town of 800, doing good cash busi- ness; no competition; sacrifice build ing lots (which cost $2S00) for $500 cash: invoice for goods; the best opportunity ever offered; if you are interested write for particulars inn mediately; must leave Alabama. Ad- dress 1T-20. care Age-Herald.
 INVEST $5 monthly in oil gusher ter ritory that may pay $500 for every $5 invested. You get deed to land and interest in wells Write today. Bennett Cooperative Go, 343, First Nat. Bank Bldg, Houston, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IA

DON'T invest dollar in oil stocks be- fore you investigate our proposition; there is'far more money lost throuSh brokers who never drill than is lost in drilling dry holes as about 80 per cent of the oil wells drilled in inc United States are successful; about e2 per cent safe in Texas; the mayor of Fort Worth is president of an oii company named after him and our city secretary is secretary of our oil company: prominent oil men on our boatd have combined and bought choice oil leases for our company in the five best fields in Texas; for an absolutely honest deal in proven territory you cannot do better than invest in the Bill Davis Oil associa- tion send for free map and prospec- tus, responsible agents wanted; llb- ertyl bonds not taken. Bill Davis Oil assotiation, directors room, Conti- mental Bank. Fort Worth. Texas
 WE manutacture a carDuretor for Ford cars which is guaranteed to give double the mileage over any other carburetor ever Iconstructed regardless of name, make, or price. We are now ready to furnish carburetors also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. Will furnish them for other cars in a short time. Money re- funded if 15-day free trail does not prove it Entirely new principle; sim- pie, plain tube; not a moving part. Guaranteed to start in zero weather without heating or priming. Trench dous demand; 150O0 now in use in Chi cago territory. Reliable, energetic man who can guarantee sales and carry stock of $500 to s209o, depending on de- mand, can secure exclusive territory and will easily net s2O,oOo this year. No special experience necessary, Frank A. Urwah, 509 w. Jackson Blvd, Chica-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

you know that the oil business is the money makinest bus mess on earth? We are just now planning a cooperative we'll at Liv- erpool, Brazoria county, Texas; We sell lots and each lot buyer gets his pro rata share of profit from the co-operative well; let us tell you all about it. Address Liverpool Oil and Land Co.,, 211 Fraternity buld., Paducah, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Birmingham Auto Top Go. A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR
 FORD CAR.

4 FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR
 FORD CAR. Ford recoverings, passenger Sl250 Ford recoverings, 2-passenger, $1o Ford raincoats that will keep out the rain, s350. Ford cushions that will stand. BIO Ford side curtains, each at S2s0. Ford rear curtains, eacn at 32.75. Ford top straps, set of four, S16o Ford seat covers, 5-passenger, S15 Ford seat covers, 2-passenger. s10. Ford top dressing. q. Ford upholstering backs. each s10 We do all kinds of top work and paint ing, also straighten bent or wrecked bodies
 OUT -OF-TOWN ORDERS GIVEN
 CAREFUL ATTENTION.
 BIRMINGHAM AUTO TOP co. Phone Main 6453 304-6-S 10th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

WANTED-Man, every locality, start manufacturing business; costs Pc to manufacture article that sells for soc; good seller, constant de 1nand; about $5 required to start; we furnish full manufacturing selling instructions; particulars free. Tex-Mex Speciality Co.,, 215 w. Commerce st, San An tonio Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

WANTED-Party to operate sawmitl boarding house; good town, good liv- ing conditions building furnished free of rent, water, etc; prefer fam ilv who can do their own work and have had experience in the business. Columbus Lumber Co.,, Columbu Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

OIL investments in " wbnderful new fields of north Texas now making thousands of small investors wealthy Biggest thing in the world today $100 grew into s20,000 In six months. Free facts sent show ing how you may share in these amazing profits. Write today; thousands growing rich from small investments why not you?
 Address Gliot, 743 Kress Bldg. Houston Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

S1O0 MADE $15000 when Fowler company at Burkburnett sold portion of holdings; we will drill in same territory; derrick up in few days; president, Col. c. J. Kirk, personally indorsed by governor of Texas, and other responsible men, invite investors to join them; write today. Kirl Oil Company, 5S5 Stewart Bldg, Houston, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

S50OO TO s75O0 to invest by highly educated young man with clean record and exec utive ability; desiring to change pres ent location, woudl consider any kind of meritorious proposition with fu- ture; only cean-cut gentle man as part ner considered, and no get-rich-quic.x schemes entertained. Answer H-15, care Aee-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

manufacturing corpora tion wants capable men to establish branch and manage salesmen, s200 to s1OOO necessary; you handle our money: will allow expenses to Baltimore if you will qualify. For particulars, address Secretary, A6 N Howard st., Balti- more Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS Il

MEL MERCHANT-Everyth for the store; cash registers; show cases; scales; iron safes; cheese cutters; ice boxes, etc. Southern Store Fixture Co. Nj. 512S S16 Fist st, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

FOR SALE 4-horsepower Western Elec- tric motor, alternating current, in good condition. Hub Printing Co.,. City Hall, Epsley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

FOR SALE-Cream colored, round reed body carriage; lined blue corduroy; per feet condition. Can be seen in mornings at 2233 Arlington ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

LOOKING for something? Then let us help you to better your condition; thou sands are making big money selling popcorn and peanuts; why not you? Do not hesitate. Send for our big free catalog today. Kingery Mfg. Co.,, Dept. C. Cincinnati. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IA

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IA
  5000 investment in north IeXas oil stocks makes S100,qOO. You may share the profits of thd worlds great est oil field in north Texas without risking the loss of O he single cent by investing on the guarantee sys- tenn of a successful and producing company with large wells who issue production bond guarh hnteeing re- turn of s2 for $1 with d possible profit of from 1000 to 10.000 per cent profit. Write immediately for full details. Prudential Securities Co.,, 145 Scan Ian Bldg. Houston, Tex.
 s1OO GREW TO s44,00O this rate of profit reported on original shares of Texas company stock; those with S10O to $5000 have chance flo join reliable company organized along same lines; to drill soon inside 150-foot circle of producing oil wells; send no money; write for details. Guaranty Trust Co.,, 241 Scanlan Bldg, Houston, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

Reliable and responsible men to assist or form syndicate in their home towns to purchase oil leases in Texas, Kansas or Okla
 homa; ground floor prices; write today. Edward Adamson, 14 Scarrit. Arcade Kaosac City Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

REPUBLIC OIL ASSOCIATION-10 acres; block 63. Burkbur nett, Tex.
 capitalization only $45,00q; drilling soon. Reference Excha nge State bank. Fort Worth: par value $10 a share remit now for nun Der shares wanted. Republic Oil Association, o05R Main st Fort Worth Texas