davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1919-01-31
J. r. WIENER
I Transfor and Storage

We deliver your goods to and from
all psyts Of Portland, Vancouver, Linn
ton, Portland and Suburban Express
Co. city dock and all points accessible
81 uagoa Ptsns raA AssrSee-ns saasess
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the viii admit his supplies is
yIi o. profits ale is tu t is
te simply murf %
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ucan fve encusre
yaho ndn wash goshh ELF mueHa
ani aa
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piece o ogos
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
NEW YORK. N. Y.

Pietnastoletni Jozef Polilski,, 7S2
East 1SSma ul. usiiowal uciec z po-
toj6w Stowarzyszenia dzieci, edzie
Iako maloletni przestepca byl Fam
Sniety. i skutkiem tego n~iebezpiecz-
ale sic pokaleczyl. Polinski znSjdo-
val sic W sypialni na cZwartem pie
RE. Podarl on przescieradio ma pa
~, powiazal je razem i p~rzyczepiw-
pzy do l6zka, wyrzucil sznur przez
akno. Nastepnie zaczai sic po MINI
S~puszczae, lecz zaledwie zawisi ma
aim, sznur sic zerwal a chlopak u
padl ma posadzke PREY frontowyeh
schodaeh. Jeki Poli6skieso sprowa-
axily matrone domu. Okazaio sic, Re
PoRnsk; polamal sobie W upadku o.
bydwie rece s nogi.
observation-disclosures Helena
Miskowska, mieszkajaca pnr. 81 h
25ta ul. W Bayonne, zmaria W tam
tejszym szpitalu wskutek poparzenia
sic. gdy zbiornik gazoliRy W jardach
Standard Oil W Constable Hook z
niewysledzonej dotad przyczyny eks
plodowai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
Rueh v TOVarzystHaGh
z NILODZIANKOWA,

- Tow. ". Wojciecha B. NJ. gr.
104 S. P. \. odbedzie roczne po-
siedzenie roczne W poniedzialek d.
20go stycznia, o godzinie 1880 VIE
ezorem, W hall zwyklych posiedzen.
Odbedzi sic instalacya urzednik6w,
vice ka4ly czionek ma bye obecny.
Ign. Herkowski, PREF; Joz. Kra-
sowski, sekr. prot, &53 n. Ashland
ave.
- Mscierz Polska oddzial 40 sw.
J6zefa odbedzie roczne posledzenie
we wtorek 21go stycznia, o godzi--
ME 1870 wieczorem, W hall zwykfych
posiedzei. ObecnoSc czionk6w poza-
dana DO So waine sprawy do zaia-
tweuie. takte odbedziesie instalacya
urzednik6w. Do ~zap{acenia przypa-
da 10c "a mycie hall. / dubeltowy
assessment. - NJ. J. KuSnierz, pref;
A. Kujawa 5 kr. 2903 Lawndale av
Y MLODNANKOWA.
W czwartek wieczorem odby}a sic
instlacya Oddzialu sw. Mlodziank6w
mr. 3Sci Macierzy PolskieI. Nastepu
jacy ur5ednicy byli instalowani: Jan
]. Deka, prezes; Ant. stanisiawski,
wiceprez.; Jan K~arolewski, sekr.
prot; Karol Krysa, sekr. fin; Jozef
Iagorski. kasyer: Kaz. KrenZ; Piotr
Rajewski. st. Grembla, opiek. kasy;
St. Rudniski i Zofia Stepinska mar
~sza}kowie: tsef. Kaczmarek, chora-
ty; Y. Jan Zwierzchowski, kapelan.
AVONDALE.
- Tow. sw. Antoniego mr.. 569ty
lied. przystapi do spowiedzi dis a
sobote 1890 stycznia, a jutro W ME.
dziele 1890 stycznia o godzinie 6tej
rano do wspolnejKomunii sw. Ia
razem donosze re instlacya urzedni-
k6w ma r. 1919 odhedzie sic W ME
d1iele. 1890 ~stycznia, o godzinie pol
10 3ej popoiudniu, W sail pod ko--
ScioIem. Pc instalcyi odbedzie sic
u~raczyste odslnniecie choragwi siuz
howell z 26ciu gwiazdami. Kazdy
czlonek ma bye obecny. - W. A.
Rl@znicki, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
q MARYANOWA.

- Tow. sw. Grzegorza mr.. S4smy
Zjed. odbedzie roczne posiedzenie W
poniedziaIek 20 stycznia, W hall
zwykiych p~osiedzeh. Kazdy czionek
ma bye obecny DO bedzie instalacya
urzednik6w. Take do zapaacenia
przypada dubeltowy assessment. -
Mich. Orkiszewski, PREF; Jozef
Bi~aszkiewicz, sekr. prot, 2o16 N.
z JADWIGOWA.
Tow. Polek Sw. Jadwigi odbe-
die roczne posiedzenie W niedziele
10 stycznia, o godz. Sci popoiudnil.
Uprasza sic ably czionkinie zebraiy
sic jak najliczniej, gdyz odbedzie sic
instalacya novel administracyi. ko
mitet prosi ably k~siazeczki z rozprze
dazy fant6w byly oddane najpozniej
W niedziele. 10 stycznia. Leoka-
diva Czapska, PREF; Wiadysiawa No
wicka, sekr. prot, 1851 School vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
PRACA.

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych opera
torek PREY jedwabnych sukniach. -
Zgiosie sic do A. Meyer, 2S7 South
Market ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

% do ogscSssn - wielktcA I M
lyeA. ka°o rodssju 1 tresc -
pzIENNIK cHICAGosKl raimujS
eessprIsc1nis pIervsss ntstscs y -
taj Amsryee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

POTRZEBA dsiewczyny Tub starszej
kobie+~ do domowei roboty. 8 we
familii. 1898 Belmont ave. Teleton
Monticello 1881. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
Podziekowanie

NiniejSzem skiadam najserde--
c~zniejsze podziekowanie wszyst-
kim krewnym i ~znajomym, ktorzy
W jakikolwiek sposob przyczynili
SIC do uPiekszenia Pogrzebu mo-
iej najukochahszej zony i cork i
siostry n~aszej $p. Amy Rembo-
wicz. Jeszcze raz dziekujac staro-
polskiem Bog zapiac.'
Jan Rembowicz, MAJ,
rodzina. OgI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

POTRZEBA do szycia szewkow / kie
szeniarek PREY custom spodniach. 8.
Klopp, 1901 Larrabee ul. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

POTRZEBA do robienia dziurek re-
cznie, wykohczarek, fastrygarek
kant6w,. do przyszywania guzik6w /
do wyc:agania fastryg PREY mlodzien
czych %surdutach. 2gie pietro. Mayer
Pros, 1908 Wirnebago ave. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

Prauss knkdy lekaru polSkl EIaIs y
TSAEEa 1odEiny ofisowe ma s1pl'
zach DzlESNIKA CH1CAGESkIhoo
Praw1s kas6y polski agent reAh
scSc!owy oglaszs' sic " OZIENNIKU
CHICAGpsKM DO nietsdnofrotnis
oysekonsi sic. - II n~AJlspiaJ mn
IA Snl1n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
PRACA.

PoTRZEBA LINOTYPE OPERA.
fora: ZGLOsIC SIZE DO ADM. DE-.
CHICAGOSKIEGO. x
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
q b6lem serCa donosimy IL
Rozalia Anderson
2 domu Madura

DO kr6tkiej lecz cielhiei choro-
bic nozegnala sic z tym Swiatem
o~patrzona Sw. Sakramentaml.
dnia 17go stycznia o godzinie
$40 kwiecie wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic we VITO
REX. dnia 21go stycznia 1919 r.
o godzinie 10tei rano. 2 domu
za}oby pnr. 1928 Fry ul., do ko-
| Sciola sw. Trolley. a stamtad ma
Cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Edwin Anderson, MAJ; Bole-
siaw, syn: Apolonia Madura,
matka: FranCiszek, WOiCiech,
BoIesIaw. Marya. J6zcfa, Kali
mierz. LeOkadya. Helena, bra
cha / siostry: J6zef i Leon. tax
re bracia W Armii Stan6w Zjed.
we Francy'' Katarzyna i ElZ-
beta, bratowe, wraz Z Gala rO-
DINA 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

POTRzEBA kobiety hub starszej
dziewczynv "a gospodynie W sred-
MIN wieku. Zg}osiG sic do pana
Sobczaka 1745 w. North ave-. 2gie
pietro. e.. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
nROpME nCJn S7ENIA

Poszukuje J6zefa Sepet pochodzi z
Galicyi, miasta Chyrow. ma przeby-
wac W Chicago. Prose- adresowac:
Jozef Smereczanski. 765 Milwaukee
ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

z b6lem serca donosimy to
smutna wiadomosc il najuko-'
chansza iona, matka I babcia
nasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

POTRZEBA agent6w do s~przedawa-
MIA wilma l likier6w; dobra zapiata:
Zglosie sic Halperin Bros, l221
Milwaukee ave. -
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BANNED BOOKS
s,S
PRIESTS THEME
Rev. Father John Lunny,,
S. J., Warns Against
Forbidden Reading. ,-yo

A scholarly lecture by the Rev.
John J. Lunny, S. J.. professor of
moral theology in the Woodstock CoJ-
lege, Maryland. was given in the Con-
zaGa College building last night HIS
subject was Forbidden Reading. - H.
The Rev. Lunny discussed the In
dex, a book which is published in or.
der TO prevent Catholics from reading
any matter which the church con
siders harmful II was pointed out
that the Index is a law in the church
as much as the law concerning fast
days, and a person reading any book
listed in the Index commits a mortal
sin and is subject 10 excommunica- :
tion. Likewise. any person having in
his possession such books has COM
mitted a mortal sin.
The Index is divided into two parts
In the first part the classes OF books
forbidden are listed; in the second,
certain books are mentioned. The lol-
lowing are a few OF the classes OF
forbidden books: All Protestant
Bibles. any book intended to spread
heresy or "schims." any book tending
10 corrupt morals. any book tending
10 teach the lawfulness Of suicide, a.
voTce, fUecmasonry. witchcraft. maEfc
or any other sort OF superstition. or
tehClng 70 cause lasClNlOdSneSs, or TO
corrupt the religion in any way.
There are also certain theologies, HIS p.
tories and PHILOSOPHERS. -
Among the authors specifically
mentioned in the Index are Maeter-
linck, Hugo. Voltaire. Zola, Erasmus.
Darwin and Alexander Dumas.
The Rev. Lunny pointed out the fact
that since the Index is a law Il is
only necessary to obey il TO the lea
ter, and a Catholic is also forbidden
70 see staged plays by the authors
condemned in the Index. He also
mentioned the fact that a good Cath
Ole may get permission to read some
specific book or books listed therein.
provided he can show the bishop suf-
hcient reason for reading such books
and that the Pope could give a Cath
ole permission 70 read all the books
listed therein II he were convinced
there was reason for such permission
The reason for not allowing the
layman OF the church TO read the
Protestant Bible is that IL NAV mis-
lead him The theological students.
on the other hand. are allowed 20
read it.
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HELP WANTED-MALL-

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BATTLESHIP FLEET
ORDERED TO NORFOLK
Admiral Mayo Sails for Hampton
Roads; Object Not Stated.

Norfolk, Va, Jan 29.-Admiral Coft-
man. commander of the Fifth naval
district. received orders today that
the whole Of the battIeship fleet OF the
limited states should come TO Hamp-
ton Roads between January 81 and
February :. The order failed to state
the object OF the visit
Admiral Mayo has ordered that
whenever liberty parties are sent
ashore from the vessels il win be
necessary TO have naval guard num-
bering 4 per cent Of the liberty party
in order that the city of Norfolk may
be protected.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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and While J. WheHt 2. Bedford. Va Rs.
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T0nn = and louie NJ Krmrr. ri
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Enharr I. and Nlola L. Williams. CIri. .
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Jru.s ". and NIyTs Trurt11 br
l.a1E T.. and lola O. SgmaDIskir. rld
TruU.z, ". aud Ellen u. Riley. b1V.
ImIHr and Dina TaTuSl girl
Ea.4rl n. a0E Alice g. FolErv b0J.
Een-Gr = and E,hG A Moor. EIrL
GuN y. and Manc J. Ll0as boy.
oscar and Nellie Land alr-
Charles ). and Lena kIrzl8. CLd.
Gnnrer T.. and Graar L. InEeLs. girL
Itu. J. and MarEant Hahnc. rir
Charles ami Madeline NJ Gisin. rirL
Arthur ?. and Catherine ]. Tf1ri. 81.
Helbcrl W. ami TrarI a.. E1suan, boy.
l--us and Jennie pennIspn. boy.
james = and Ruth DAVIS. EH-
ClrI~JUs and AJbcu Damas. hoy.
Marin j. and Nollie Costello. boy
Angelo r. and Ralplad Cagrplo. boy.
Thomas p. and MarEArrt NJ Cox. boy
Wardeld =. and R0wgna g. Bravner. girl
Leland p and Margaret T. Ba1vtt. boy.
frank NJ and Thclma Brown, bog
COLURED.
Charles an Mary Taylor. rId
Frank and Fannie Lewis. girl
sam and Irene Henson. boy
james T. ard Mamie FerVusou. boz.
Christian T. ard Catlcrina 4. CuzNfurd, b
Edmund and Eiith Chaplin. bcy.
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OFFICIAL ENVELOPE

Geodetic. Department of Commerce, bills Tues
day. Of use only to owner. Liberal reward. Call
Lincoln 1872, Branch a. or w. s. LONG. 4s
Z St ne. ja5,u
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Mar A. RusssI. q yrs.. lu T St. nv.
Jane Thomas, 90 ~ Elizabcth's H1spaJ4i.
Edith = HlltH D s0 . s. nv.
Hector Naupnucle, s. So 18th 8 ~
JoseTh A. Ncb-I. s.. Pruyiiance HOspit.l..
ENysrI y Rost. y. sos CGUrado ave y,
JCesfh ". Jcrpll. . GI5 A s. -.
Frciericiz w. R1hman. s.. ST Eizabeth's Ho
Charles Skidmnrr 3. Tubsrullosis Bosptu
COLORED.
Emily Marshall. 90 Wash. Asylum HOspiLs
TheudoTe Robinson. T. lu2 u 81. ne.
Annie CUPID. Il 100 d st. sw d.
James Toliver. p. lSI7lS IN - nv
Eli1ahc1h TuneT, 8. R0i ELLIOTT =. =
James Turner. s. 1O5 18th - - =
Isaac L. ThUnAs, s. es Westminster 81 -
John JohD-1n. 81. SlIS Dyut place nv. 10
Jessc u. Grzy. s.. l7l2 ITth 81 nv.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ONE GOOD HORSE IN Al CONDITION;
reasonable. Apply 2Oi Pa. ave. N3E
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PALhlsTRI Is recognized science, and
RlZPAH ElDON

is EnCvn as one OF its greatest c1pOnentA Hun
dredS visit this remarkable woman daily. Con
piete readings. with accurate description q what
your hand fureteIs. onlv 81 Reception parIOrr
\. E. corner Of 9Th d G NV. entrance 6,h st
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 q. delSse
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SPIRITUALISM.
Licensed by tie Dlstnc, q Columbia.

sPIRITUALIsM MESSAGE SEANCE THIS
evening at O'Clock S7frrt messages and
questions answered. Developing classes forming.
Dom opeU : . p n MR.. AKTIIAS, Medium.
59 g. $. rw
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PETS AND LIVE STOCK,

Just RECEIVED FINE LOT OF LEACHEs.
singing Cauarrs. goli fishes. doss. We do all
Eirds NJ TaEiirrny- SCHMID'S PET EM-
PORICM, ~ Eth 81. nv de5pSo
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. SCIENTIFIC
astrOlOger director. Astrological Research 50
0etyl Private readings, Ey appointment only,
s. HpcWntten readings. l7y mail. s. and up
is Z 81 rw. Phone Franklin CsG jal5St
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

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North Capitol st; would like to have tmme-
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ktchenette near bath in good location. Call
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FURNISHED.

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partly furnished walking distance or convenient
to car line Write all particulars. BOX 81,
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MR.. ARTHAN.

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Dr. J. W. CROWL, u2s Park road NV. Co
luTnbia 5Sl3 iaZl-u
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FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS WANTED you have knowledge
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Tax Auditing All spare time be devoted to this work Per-
interview by appointment only Phone Franklin 1864 address
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WANTED-TEACHERS.

TEACHERS WANTED-COLLEGES, PUB
Ic private schools. Cali upon ERNEST OLP
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PALMISTRY.
BEILNONT-

Scientific palmist and clsuy0ysnt. can bs o1n-
suited on al sfSiH Of life. Readings. S. L1s
New York ave nv. between l2lu and Is;h sta
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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EXTERMuNAToRs.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING.

Carpenter and Contractor
Alterations and new work done for reasonable
prices Apply 6l2 NJ St. NV. Phone North
s0loJ ia23Sr
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UNFURNIsHED.

WANTED-TWO UNFURNTsHED ROOM 5
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ia8%
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REAL ESTATE.

CABIN JOHN PARK.
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GosT-GOJD sTGNEr RING-M 0NDAY
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ROUTE BOY TO SERVE HER
aid In vicinity of Dupont Circle.
Apply to Mr.. VOTAW. 1909 Hop
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Martial individuality of Line Is
Instantly Appealing

In embarkng on the fifth consecutive
year of production devoted exclusively
to the building of the Cole eight-cylinder
cars. the Cole Motor Car Company. of
Indianapolis, announces the most COM
plete and diversified line of modes that
il has ever offered They are handled
here by the l.. S. Bowers Company. 2i5-
247 North Broad street Several of the
latest Cole models are exhibited at the
show in the same booth with the Liberty
Six, also handled by the Bowers Com
pany.
Since the original Cole eight made its
debut in January, 1915. the career of
the car has been crowded with big
achievements. However. at no time has
a. more radical, yet logical. improvement
in design been inaugurated than the
one which characterizes the styles
adopted for the coming year.
The Cole Aero Eight. open models,
the tourister, the roadster and the
sportser will be remembered from last
year. The new toursedan. tourcoupe and
towncar complete the line
As graceful in their poise as a mono
plane. with low, beveled side panels.
massive tenders, high cowls and sharp,
keen lines. they have about them a
martial individuality that is instantly
appealing.
With the most complete line Of motor
euuipages 1t has ever offered, one widely
differentiated as to design, the Cole as
semblage of cars bears close inspection
to those who are familiar with the envi-
able reputation the company has ac-
quired for the production of exclusive
motor vehicles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
ESSEX is NEW
ONLY IN NAME;
PROWESS SHOWN
Only Automobile Displayed Here
for First Time Won Title of
"Nystery Car" i'm Tests

The Essex, although IT is the only
car displayed at the Automobile Show
for the first time this year, is new only
in name. as it has been undergoing the
most rigid tests in the hands Of its
builders for the past two years,
When the Essex first appeared like a
gray ghost on the roads around Detroit,
IL earned for itself the title of the mys-
terry car" because of it's seemingly mi
raculous power and endurance, and the
fact that even in that motor-wise city
no one could recognize its make.
Clad in a ud-stained coat OF factory
gray, with Its bonnet tightly sealed and
with no name plate to reveal its iden-
tity, for months it haunted the outlying
paths most used by factory. testers. No
challenge was ever refused, no matter
teur sportsman or budding factory
speed demon" lowered their colors to
that mystery car"
All cars. regardless OF size, looked
alike to the oil-covered pilot Of the gray
wizard. which seemed to have nothing
to do but loaf over the roads in search
of new adversarles to dust"
The Essex was not built for speed
however" said ]. Z. Gomery, of the
Gomery-Schwart Motor Car Company
today. Comfort, reliability, economy
in upkeep were the first considerations
It was built to fill the need for a car
of the highest quality which should still
be light in weight and moderate IN
price:
was designed by the same. engineers who
turned out the Super-Sx. II is not nee
essary 10 describe II in detail as the
car can and will talk for itself"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12
1O4,122 AUTOMOTTvE
WORKERS IN SERVICE
Crowder's Industrial Index
Analyses Effects Upon :.
Trade Of Draft

More than one hundred thousand
workers from the ranks Of the automo-
bile industry served their country with
the colors during the war against Ger
many. This figure does not take into
account executives and other officials
Of motor vehicle manufacturing con-
Germs who voluntarily gave their serv-
ices TO the government.
Twelve per cent of the mechanics and
other workers drafted from the auto
motive industry for national service ana
called with Glass 1 were rejected for
various reasons. says General Enoch II.
Crowder, provost marshal general, IN
his history of the draft. These reduce
tions left 81 627 men connected with the
motor industry who were drafted into
the army. Voluntary enlistments, how
ever, bring the total in active service
up above 100000.
Among the interesting and valuable
tables Of statistics compiled in the in
dustrial index" Is that showing the oc-
cupations, professions and trades of all
men of military age who registered IN
the three stages of the draft.
The compilation shows that in the
first draft-men between the ages OF
twenty-0ne and thirty-one, as classlneo
in 191s-the following from the auto
mobile industry or automotive indus
tries are listed:
Automobile and gas-engine mechan-
les. 95.4s6 registered; placed in Class
I, 1886.
Automobile factories tlaborers). 49,
$50 registered Class 1, 1929.
Automobile factories (semiskilled),
24,037 registered; Glass I, 1882.
Airpiane mechanics (semiskilled) reg
istered 2300; Class I, 626.
Chauffeurs or automobile drivers,
registered, 1929: Glass 1, $3.50.
Garage keepers and managers, regis
tered. 1856; Glass !, 1897.
Motorcycle repairmen registered, 1716 I;
Glass !, SAB. ..
| The total thus gave the automotive
industry a legion Of 104,122 men in the
army.