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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
TIOGA

Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Kaplan. of
2313 West Tloga street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Julia
Kaplan, to Mr.. George F. Goldsmith. Jr..
of New York. formerly of this city. The
marriage ceremonies will take place at
the Ritz-Carltor Hotel. Wednesday.
June 8.
Mrs Charles e. Lukens, of 3415 North
Fifteenth street, will be hostess to the
members OF the card club OF which she
Is president at their Anal meeting on
Tuesday afternoon, at the York Road
Country Club. Luncheon will be followed
by cards and prizes WI VII be awarded
Mrs. Samuel Alcott. Mrs. Charles Pat
terson,. Mrs John Goodfellow. Mrs. Mel
son Sailer, Mrs. Hiram Loux, Mrs. AL
fred n. williams. Mrs. Sylvanus A.
Leith. Miss Matilda Schiedel and Mrs.
James Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Eglin ihave re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
be at home at 3765 North Bowler street.
Mrs. Eglin before her marriage on May
Among the Interesting June weddings
will be that of Miss Abby S. Chappell,
of 34Ol North Twenty-first street.
Chappell. of Belvidere. N. c., and Mr..
Cyrus w. Brantingham. OF East Tabor
road, which will be solemnied with
Friends ceremony in the meeting house
Fourth and Arch streets.
The members of the Tioga Safe and
Sane Fourth of July Association held a
meeting on Thursday evening at the
home of the president, Mr.. Charles Small
Paxson 2l04 West Ontario street, to re-
celebration of the nations birthday by
the children of Tioga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Morris Kraftson. OF 1905
North Franklin street, announce the be-
trothal of their daughter. Miss Anna
Kraftson, to Mr.. Louis Weinberg. OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen, OF 2O2Z
North Thirty-second sreet, announce the
enraHement of their daughter Miss Elsie
Cohen 10 Mr. simon s. Malls. of this
city.
Among the interesting June weddings
will be that of Miss Henrietta Pincus,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pincus
of 9S34 North Camac street, and MT
Milton J. HerZog, of 9S2i North twenty
sixth street
The annual garden party and bazaar
I'm aid of ST. Josephs Hospital Will take
place on Wednesday and Thursday, June
. and 10 In the afternoon and evening,
on the hospital lawn, sixteenth street
and Girard avenue The affair is In
charge OF the woman's auxiliary, with
the following committee: Mrs. John f,
X, Jones chairman Mrs. FREDERICK Ma
than, Mrs Louis Breezy, Mrs Joseph
Moore. Mrs William OMalley and MISS
Agnes McKenna.
The wedding OF Miss Marguerite G.
McCioskey, daughter OF Mrs William j.
McCloskey, of 1907 North Sixth street.
and Mr., ]. Lawrence Schanberger,' OF
Baltimore, will take place on Wednes-
day. June 2, at 10 o'clock at the Church
OF the immaculate Conception, Front
and Allen streets. Miss McCloskey VIII
be attended by her sister, Mrs, Joseph
A, Cunningham. as matron or honor, ana
her niece, Margaret Marx McCioskey. as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs William F. Smith. of 90S North
Sixty-fourth street announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss Ethel
Frances Smith, to Mr.. Alvin c. Brown,
of Haddonfield, n. ].
Miss Eleanor Armstrong, of Brooklyn,
Is visiting her cousins. Miss Anna T..
Cummings. and Miss Mary l.. Cummings,
of 5000 Walnut street.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Anna M. Hendred. Of 152
of 1856 Leverington avenue, on Thurs
day, May 81, in this city. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Francis will
be at home at 1856 South Yewdell street.
Miss Jeanne K. Lyons, of 5O32 Green
street, with some friends, motored to
the Delaware Water Gap for few days.
Miss Lyons will return to the city some
time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell S. Tredick, Sr.,
OF 6131 Christian street, will entertain
this afternoon in honor of their son
Master Wendell S. Tredck. Jr.'s seventh
birthday anniversary. The guests will
include Miss Lois Jean Meyers. Miss
Helen Parlette, Miss Phyllis Schmidt
Miss Gertrude Saeger, Miss Virginia
Dickey Tredck. Master Dixon Rhoades
Singfster. Master Fred Seitg, Master
Merrill SeitZ, Master David thinner.
man, Master Frank Garrett and Master
Dutton Tredick.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard We'll, Of 1890
Walnut street. and their daughters, Miss
Marjorie We'll and Miss Sue We'll, who
have been visiting Mrs. Wells mother
Mrs Monnje Herman, In Washington
have returned home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29

"I can cook, and I callssew, too"
Mrs. Edith Gould Wainwright,
wealthy debutante bride. whose elope-
ment to Elkton last Wednesday with
Carroll Wainwright set New York and
Philadelphia society by the ears, is
as proud of those two accomplishments
as Of anything else in the world.
The one possible exception Is her
husband.
Mrs. Wainwright was just returning
from her first post wedding tour of the
Boardwalk shops in Atlantic City,
where they are spending their honey
moon. Judging from the number Of
bundles which she held under her arms
and had loaded on to her happy hus-
band. she will not need to employ her
needlecraft for some time to come.
eyes. learned to cook and sew at
Miss Spence's School in New York, "
she said. as she mounted the steps of
the Marlborough Blenheim Hotel.
"I learned lots of things at school
which will stand us in good stead later.
1t wasn't all finishing process, to
teach you how to say the bon mot in a
drawing room.
Not Blinded by Golden Glitter
"I received some very practical
training. That's why l wanted to
graduate before we were married
There was pride of accomplishment
in the modulated voice of the girl who
will inherit dazzling share of the
Gould millions.
But her richer heritage is the beauty
which made her mother, Edith Kingdom,
famous from coast to coast as an
actress.
''Please don't print anything silly
about u.s." she pleaded, and her warm,
brown eyes spoke more appealingly than
her voice.
She wore a tailored blue serge suit,
in which she was hurriedly married
Wednesday. Her raven black hair
peeped out from beneath a picturesque
hat of rough straw, trimmed about the
crown with white georgette, and faced
with the same material and white fox.
Her string of pearls was of dainty
size, and her frilly collar was held to-
gether with a barpin of platinum, dia-
monds and pearls, with French vOile
blouse as a ground.
She wore chic sandals from the boule-
wards of Paris. with black, sheer hose.
Nestled on the little, tapering finger
of her left hand, in contrast TO her
plain wedding band, was a large sap
phire, surrounded by diamonds. She
wore no engagement ring, although she
wore a large diamond, set in platinum,
on her right hand.
Mrs. Wainwright's appearance bore
out the description given by her hus-
band in an ION the other side of the
door" interview at the Hotel du Pont
in Wilmington a few hours after they
had been married.
Her eyes are even larger than her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29

Black, Mrs. Leon strickland, Miss So
phia Lackey. Miss Bessie Blankin, the
Rev. and Mrs William shaw, MI. and
Mrs. Frederick Carbaugh. Miss Maud
Kelly, Miss Marie Kane, Miss Mar
garet Severson, Miss Ethel Black. Miss
Mildred Butler. Miss Ella Murray. Miss
Mabel Headberg, Miss Carrie Lloyd,
Mrs. Clinton Seltzer, Mrs. Harold Chap
pei, Mr.. Richard Schadner, Mr.. Davis
Green, Mr.. Charles Heusted, Mr.. AL
fred Butler. Mr.. Arthur r. Flanagan,
Mr. Charles A. Flanagan, Mr.. Merrill
Blanlin, Mr.. Howard A. Lukens. Mr..
George Sands, Mr.. Lester Blankin. Mr..
Harry Flanagan Mr.. Harry Chappell.
Mr.. Marshall Chappell, Mr.. Harvey
Angstadt, Mr.. Joseph WINNER, Mr. John
d. Schofeld, Mr.. Clyde Mills, MIR. John
Baxter, Mr.. Albert Risley. Mr. Joseph
Chappell. Mr.. Cameron Quay, Mr.. Ray
mond Hillesley. Mr.. John Taylor, Mr..
Elwood Garth, Mr.. John Harlan, Mr.
Raymond stout. Mr.. Lees Farrand. Mr.
George Bovard, Mr.. Arthur Lloyd and
Mr.. Albert Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin 8 Ham, Of Rox.
borough, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of son, Calvin Stewart
Hahn. Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
MOoRESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Cadbury, Jr.. OF
272 North Main street, are being con-
graduated on the birth of a boy, born
Monday, May "a.
Miss Agnes Robbins and her guests.
Mrs. William Sanford and Mrs. Edward
Matteson, Of New York, attended their
class reunion at St Mary's School. Bur.
lington, N. j., on Thursday.
Mrs. Thorton Hollingshead is chair
man of the flower show TO be held In the
Joseph, Gaskill, Mrs. Clement Hopkins.
Mrs. James Gladhill, Mrs Lester Col
lins. Mr.. Nathaniel Davidyan, Mrs. Hen
ry Coles and Mr.. Harold Otter Will be
among the number who will assist her.
Mr. Norman Stanley Janke, of 445
Camden avenue. has gone on an automo-
bile trip to Lakewood, Asbury Parkland
New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
GERM RMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Jennings and
family. of 391 Gowen avenue, are spend
ing the weekend at their cottage at
Ocean City.
Mrs Annie NJ. Collins, Of 44o East
Mount Airy avenue, returned home yes
terday from a three.weeks' visit to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Meehan.
of Germantown. have issued invitations
Rosa Denham Meehan, and Mr.. Robert
Lare Hood on June 10.
Mrs. Charles K. Van Rensselaer,. Of
Germantown, will entertain at house
party at Buten Gorg. her cottage at
Lavallette, n. j.. In honor of her daugh-
ters. Miss Catharine E. Van Rensselaer,
and Miss Olive NJ. Van Rensselaer,, over
Decoration Day.
Miss Edna Quinn is entertaining at
luncheon, followed by a theatre party.
this afternoon, in honor of Miss Mildred
Sterrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: A.
Upsal street. whose marriage to Mr.. Will
liam Henry Quinn I'LL take place In
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church on
June 5. The guests are members OF
Miss Steretts bridal party, and include
Mrs. Henry Hillebrand. Miss Ella
Burnet. Miss Lea Murray, Miss Kathe-
rine Herner and Miss Anna Ronon.
Miss Bertha Towne. of 2S9 East John
son street is visiting In Boston over
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Charles Barrett and her young
daughter, Of Arlington, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Supplee, OF 655
East Maryland street, for few days.
Mrs. Charles T. Shaw. of 53s East
| Washington lane, Is spending some time
at Island Heights. n. J.
Miss Ethel Young and Miss Magda-
lene Young, Of 546 East Tulpehocken
street. will go to Montoursville, Pa,
over Memorial Day,
Miss Elizabeth Siegert will entertain
informally at her home this afternoon
Her guests will be Miss Adelaide Grace
| Miss Margaret Devlin, Miss Alice Tomp'
kins. Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Miss
| Marion Knight, Miss Miriam McGhee
Miss Martha Diebert. Miss Gladys Bren'
nan, Miss Elizabeth Werner and MISS
Ruth Hutchison.
Miss Mildred Wiloughby and Miss
Jeanne Willoughby, of 203 West upsa
street. accompanied by their aunt, Mrs
j. Joseph, will sail for France or
June IL.
The marriage of Miss Elizabetf
Marion Pascoe, of 5545 Chew street. anc
Mr.. George Kerr Ramsey Will take place
on June 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., and Mrs. George w. Chids Drexel
VII entertain at dinner at their home,
Mootton, Bryn Mawr. on Wednesday
evening. June 2.
Mr., Charles Custis Harrison will en-
tertain at dinner on Wednesday eve
nova nova Among the guests will be Mr..
umchard Norton, Mr.. Edward Box. Mr.
Horatio G. Lloyd, Mr.. Norris l.. Cloth
ssr' Mr.. william J. Clothier, Mr.. David
o, ., Ludlum Mr.. William l.. Austin and
Mr John $. Clarke.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Thayer, OF
ESIsher,s road, Bryn Mawr, sailed last
saturday .sn, for Europe to be gone for sew
eral months.
DR., and Mrs. Arthur t. Billings, who
ere ere occupying their new home on the
' strs' George r. Packard, OF the Mead
11Ws Nillanova, will leave early in
august Mrgs to spend some time with Mr.. and
s, ssrs, Packard at their camp at Upper
earanac Lake. in the Adrondacks,
,ra MISS Charlotte Starr, daughter OF Mr..
dImTu Mrs Theodore Starr, |of Chestnut
I'LL will entertain informally at supper
iais iis evening, after the American Hem
iTSS poat races in honor of Miss PHYLLIS
NTIih' daughter of Captain and Mrs.
;GOoIe T. irwin, of Annapolis and Wash
"sloI' who is her guest for a few days
wat bulel Nlyue mas CLOSED HtI
SSpartment at the Bellevue Stratford and
MaSnop MaS opened her country place near Bryn
captain W. II. McCutchon, U. S. A.,
bano Is now stationed at Camp Upton,
nasen mas been spending a few days with his
t1rehls. Mr., and Mrs. William II. Nc
I.ehoh' or Walnut avenue, Wayne.
inc Pennsylvania Horticultural So
tbaN VIII give the entire proceeds from
NJ Maln Line Flower Show TO the Bryn
snSir Saw Hospital. The first OF the two
tPPqng tPs shows was held on Wednesday at
Ma, Merion Cricket Club, Haverford,
sndS nowering perennials, columbines
sho,. shhu lrlSes were exhibited. The second
EnW fEnTw VIII be held on June 1, at Masonic
To- Ardmore. The committe In charge
Wi,,l me Bryn Mawr Hospital, includes
ThaS, Eleanor $. Gamble, Mrs, Edmund
M.aySr' Mrs, George II. Earle, Sd. Miss
My D. Grlsconb Mrs. Edgar B. Howard
Pho1 John h. Thayer, Sd, and Mis-;
Nnoda NJ Brock.
,on wi, and Mrs, John Stevens. of Prince
ald. their small son, Master Henry
wI,hehs have returned to Wayne to live
Chas, MRS. Stevens's parents, Rev
S"aries Levengood and Mrs. Levengood
~ and Mrs. ]. L. Ketterllnus have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
LAWN DALE

Mr.. and Mrs Mount, of 6015 Rising
Sun avenue, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of SON
Miss Beatrice Spellman. of Gillian
street will spend the weekend and Me-
mortal Day in Atlantic City as the guest
of Miss Gladys West.
Mrs. Ernest Kitchen will entertain
the Needlework Guild OF America at her
home. sS3 Hellerman street. on Tuesday
afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs William II. Hubbard. of Sharon
Hill; Miss Jessie Hutton. of Glenolden,
and Mrs. Harry P, Haldt. of Ridley
Park entertained today at a progressize
luncheon In honor of Miss Doris Marie
to Mr.. Lucellis M. Mitchell. of Ridley
Park. will take place next Wednesday
Their guests included Mrs. William
Scott, Mrs. Emily Gierach, Mrs. Lust,
Mrs. Louis Haldt. Miss Martha Ander-
SON. Miss Marion Hutton, Miss Flor
ence Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Ar
mold. a handkerchief shower for Miss
Garvin will follow.
Mr.. Edward Rowland and Mr.. Hobart
Rowland, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Rowland. of Media will sail for
Europe early in June, whore they will
spend several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
ROXBOROuGH

An attractive garden fete and bazaar
will be held on the lawn of the home OF
Mr.. Frank Flanagan. 36l Lyceum ave-
nue., on Thursday and Friday, June 3
and in aid of Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Chbrch. There will be a Japa-
nese tea garden, flower booths. sports
and amusements, in addition to the usual
articles for sale. Those assisting in the
fete include Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tay-
lor Mrs. Harry Prayer, Miss Ethel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
ENSINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schoenhut, Of
zoos East Cumberland street, will spend
the weekend at Porters Lake, Pa.
Miss Caroline Schoenhut is on a short
visit to Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Derbyshire will
srSNnd the weekend and Memorial Day
at Atlantic City.
Miss Beatrice Standler. of East Mont
gomery and Frankford avenues, will en-
tertain the members Of 500 on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lambert and
family, of 2170 East Cumberland street,
are occupying their summer home at
Pitman, y. j., until the fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
Howard Gould Seriously III

London, May 29.-Howard Gould,
son of the late Jay Gould, of New York.
is seriously i'll in London. He recently
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis. Mr.. Gould is a brother of Mrs:
Finley J. Shepard. of New York. and
George Jay. Frank Jay and Edwin
Gould, and the Duchess de Talleyrand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
MISS ISABELLA FRANZ
WEDS Mr.. MAX FRANTZ
Marriage OF Miss Marie Helen
Farson and Mr.. William
Rodney Richards

The marriage Of Miss Isabella Franz,
OF 110b North Fortieth street, and Mr:
Max Frantz, Of 1903 North Forty-frst
evening at the home OF the brides
parents. The bride, who will wear
gown of white satin ard carry shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF the
valley will be given In marriage by her
father. After the reception. which will
he given at the home OF the. brides
rarcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frantz Will leave
OR a short wedding trip They VIII be
NJ home at 4172 Leidy street after
September 1.
ARNoLD-AsHBRo
A quiet wedding Of interest will take
place at the Church Of the Saviour,
Thirty-eighth and Chestnut streets this
et % %.ssSS &, Ss't Of whfn s Mss a
Ipartments. Thirty-hfth and Powelton
avenue, will become the bride OF Mr.
Nathan p. Arnold, Of Minneapolis,
MINI, the Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston
low at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold will make their
home in Minneapolis.
RICKARDS-FARSo
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening. at Z o'clock, when
Miss Marie Helen Farson, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. s. c. Farson. of 132 North
Fifty-frSt street, was married 10 MT
William Rodrey Richards, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. l.. Richards, Of 530S Spruce
street, ut the home of the brides parents.
The Bride wore a gown OF white pussy
willow satin and georgette and carried
corsage bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and white roses. Her bridesmaid, MISS
Clara Durham, Of South Fifty-third
street. wore a pink gown OF georsette,
and her bouquet was Of pink roses the
bridegroom was attended by Mr.. James
B. Jacobs. Of Mortclair,. Pa Dr. a.
Pohlman, of Temple Lutheran Church
Fifty-second and Race streets, perform
ed the ceremony. after which q large
bridegroom left for Niagara Falls on
their wedding trip.
FERGUSON-INNES
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Innes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward kirk
bride Innes, and Mr.. Robert A. Fergu-
son, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ferguson Of West Philadelphia, took
place last night at the Beeches. Primos
Pa. The Rev. Creswell McBee officiated
The bride wore a gown ivory satin
trimmed with old family lace. and hei
lace and tule veil was held in place
with a wreath Of orange blossoms She
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies of the
valley. Miss Anna Blair attended Miss
Innes as maid of honor. She wa:
gowned In a frock of pink nadium satir
and carried orchids. Mr.. Harry Far,
rem was best man. After an extended
| wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
will live at $3.50 Willows avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
WILL BUILD MORE ROADS
ALL OVER NORTH CAROLINA
Special Session of IcSisIature Opened
Up Wa! for Numerous Coun-
ticA TO l.n Ihcir Icnrfh

The Raleigh spondcnt OF the
Manufacturers Record sets forth
that the recent brief special session
OF the Legislature did great things
for further highway construction in
North Carolina
The county OF Gu:l:ord. of which
Greensboro is the coun;y-seat. and
tiEh Point, the great furniture
!ns center, is another important
point, was authorized 10 issue S.
coo. Qoo OF bonds. and the county viii
build many miles o. hard surfa c.d
roads. IL now has a grand stretch
o. the Central Highway between
Greensboro and High Point
r o! Inc eastern part OF the state
wae:e IN number OF counties the
need OF roads IS great. the special
session has opened the way for great
csNe!o2:neat. such counties as Tyr
.t!, BERTHE. Perqui!naRs, Pasquotank.
3sau:oyt, Camden, Currituck, Jones,
F-aat!. ,c!u-n bus get their oppor-
tGaitE. IN me west, Rutherford
.ASh- and SG-!y get chance o. which
taey WI! take prompt advantage.
S@s:. Richmond and Johnston
Counties are authorized 10 build
modern courthouseS. Johnston's to
ccst S550.cp3, including Jail: that of
Nssa &&0e.cG2 Nssn Is also allowed
20 eHpena $4,000 on roads and
Authority was given counties to
take over toll bridges. Of which there
a.e few IL the State. and make
these free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

CLlNT'WOcD. VA. Sept. LITTLE
D!cH!nson County school Board has
accepted the plans drawn by Arci.!-
isci keartooi, or Bristol. for hun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
RAIL RATE BOOST WILL
SssBENEFIT MOTOR TRUCKS
6Time OF Congestion Manufacture
y1yera to Turn 10 Other Trann-
portatiOn Method.

The enormous railroad freight in
fErfases, as deserved as they are, Will
Rh1arglng the field OF long and short
SHapis motor-truck transportation"
gays g. p. Blodgett, sales manager
R1shmond branch OF the Fedora!
tRubber Company.
's5ssss5stAs. marvellous as has been the
fExpansion and development; OF motor
truck transportation, the business is
lin it's infancy, / believe. IN view OF.
9djtions in favor OF the truck. hut
Ito the great improvements in the
TRUCKS themselves
.ePhe higher freight rates and the
present congestion OF tra!Nc on the
railroads must turn The eyes o. man
SpfActurers, especially IN these times.
when supplies OF raw materials are
gsshort and factories are curta!ling
output because of inability 10 g"t
Increased use Of the motor oi'ST trick ~ ."e
Give US the material and quick
ids the cry Of American factories to-
day. Trucks equipped with pneu-
smRtic tires have not only a much
swJder range OF operation. but they
saf much greater dispatch.
TO my mind the growth Of motor
strpr1S transportation is linked oe
Syond question with the wider use Of
Nboth long and short hauls oy trucks
what, advanced machinery mas been
aEyen now. from the s,andpoin,
squcstion that motor-truck transpnr-
ssfatfon is holding It's own with the
RFauroads: Taking into consideration
sthk quicker dispatch possible win
:s4aads and the saving of man pow r
Ind time. the motor-truck Industry
amnHtS benefit enormously by the IN
55GEfs1AdScost OF railroad transpor,a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
TIRE FIRMS BIG HISTORICAL
"BO0KS" GAIN APPRECIATION
u. s. Rubber Company Signbonrds,
Telling OF Itistory OF Localities,
Liked by MOtOrlHts

The plea made by young Prince AL
bert OF England at recent dinner
OF the Royal Academy for NEGLECTED
field Of art" the painting Of signs
along motor routes In tho country TO
let motorists known through what
towns they are passing, has served
to increase in this country the ex-
Iressions OF Appreciation by auto tour
lists for the big historical books OF
the United States Tire Company.
In order that the boards may have
n fresh interest for tourists, n page
of history is now being turned. and
soon every board will contain new
reading matter. 1t is the company's
plan to turn page" every year. If
81 motorist travels the same route
long enough he will have n volumI-
nous knowledge of the history OF the
section.
The highways of the country arc
dotted with these books giving not
only the names OF towns, but inter-
estinE bits of their history. Motor
lists have had through them agreeable
introduction TO unknown places, noted
for famous achievements, for their re-
sources. or as favored spots where
great men first saw the light
Many a little village that would
have failed TO register In an way in
the mind OF the passing mote list will
always be remembered as the town
where the Tories were jailed" or the
place where a witch was hanged u
or the place where Walt Whitman
was born"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
|BeSgDNIAN USES ONE SET
Il OF TIRES FOR 80, 152 MILES
Owner Makes WIN,
SS III Believed to BE Worlds

MA prominent Boston merchant ha.
EesSiA1de what liz believed to be worlds
$3Nlyooge record on set OF tires on
;s41ur United States Royal Cords" tis
I&3during car travelled 39.l52 miles Of
8SteSdy. hard driving without a punc-
F<4lrA, blowout or any tire trouble
{ssis Gas w,Alen a letter to the tire
- Hgpxny set shg forth ths record and