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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08

To prevent bottle famine return empties
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
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Playhouse Jimmie.
Garrick--Na Vaudeville.
Oueen-"Love Madness
Rialto---e' Forbidden Valley
strand Moon Madness.
Sayoy--"The House OF tie E0Ains heAs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
Omega Watches.

Collins and Meyer, lol ". sth st.-Adv,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
LA RESPUESTA ALIADA A
LA NEGATIVA DE
HOLANDA
Sera ma repeticion de su de-
manda original de que Sc
entregue al ex-AaiseF
Sc le poudra la ALTERNATIVE de que 81
no 10 e~ntreEa, Ic traslade 4 un
lugar fucra dc. c~ontinente,
del que el ex-mOna-ca
no pucda regrcSar
a Aler-ania

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af:.4, !. nora h~oiandosa en- In
49,, ...odor q II avtradl-
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.;omor, NM rooa+icion do In
5w.nSa lr.;r,raI a1ia5o CONN % 6i-
y: $780,. ~a,; a. f,arre au-or;zada.
n.,o rrs ra6sc-ada oo Pa
- .,.ar. o, D,wring Street
So rr5i.eamar+n nasaj. Al Phi
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=, 80, 81 rnh;arro nara 81 con.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
.CONDENAN FL TRABAJC
De PAZ EN- T0DA LA
EUROPA CENTRAL
Todos los puebIos de esa re-
gion Sc mueStran alta Q
mente disgusetados
Considcran que las decisiones de
la Conferencia de Paz dejan
alberto el canine a la disc
m;naciou de las doctri-
mas de Leninc y
Trotzky.

VIENA. Febrero EN- cast to-
dos los paises de Ia Europa Contra.
Sc nota una gran aninadversion ha-
cia Ell Tratado de PaZ de Versailles,
al u Sc ha dado Ell nombrc dc "Crl-
men lie Versailles" V en- todas parties
puedc Cirsc q los hombres Y a las
muieres discutir sobre los efectos de
este. 4 medida que el v%iaiero que sale
de Paris. Sc alicia de Francia Y Sc
acerca = la frontcra rusa, Va "lendo
de que distinta manera andaG las CO.
sas en- Ia Europa Central Y Guam d.
ferentemcnte Sc juzCan las loctrlnaS
b~olshevikis. hasta recibir esta sor-
predcntc impression: Lcnine Y Trotz-
Ky cuentan cor cada uno de cstos
crimenes. Clos tratados de paZ de los
aiiados.> para Ia discrimination del
bolshevikiSmo.
Ell Italia, Y~ugo-eslavia = !iume,
los lideres del gobierno ' "a voz po-
pular estan de acuerdo en- cgndenar
IL decision dc IA ilamada corferencia
de paz. En- Austria, Chec0-Esiova-
quia. Hungria ' Ia Ukrania Il OPT
| MON general cs que Il destruction
de las n~acioncs fucrtes Y n creacion
de nucvos paises que de elias Sc hizo.
sin medios u oportunidad para llegar
a ser ~fucrtes, es una inyitac'on di-
recta Z LeHiTe para Que a"aEcc con
II propaganda Y 81 cjtrc'to, 81 est
Ic neccsita para sostcncr 4 IA prime
IA.
\ Ia C~oHicrencia de Pal. sc lc liza
ma Ia mayor tragedia de Ia ignoran-
zig que el mu1do ha conos:.:.. O:ro*.
por Ell ~contrario. deer our Is praS
h;cn. el d~ocur.ento mas gr.udc de
suit! intriga gu q mundo la *:sto.
Los :~ta!ianos diccn cue ellos ven los
planes de ~IngIaterra para conguistar
al mundo Y los de Frarcia para con-
quistar = toda la Europa.
Los erbics, croatas Y los eslavones,
contiCsan que sus gobIernos son fun
damentalmente Gtbiles. Los hungaros
jamas perdonaran el apoyo que los
aliados preStaron i Rumania, cuando
esta invade Su territoriO Y saqueo
Budapest Y el resto del pals, hacienda
que este quedara en- una situacion
igual 4 Ia de Belgica bajo la bota
prusiana. Austria Sc cncucntra en-
una situaci6n economical tai, que no
puede pensar en- otra cosa que en- cal
mar su hambre Y su frio, pero tam
bien mira Ia amenaza que tiene fren-
re a 81 la Europa Central,-la barrera
contra Rusia,-al verse destrozada
por las maquinaciones de los aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07

PARIS, Febrero eel articuIo
22S del Tratado de Versailles, jamas
Dodra ser cumplido al pie de la le-
ira. tai Y como Sc haila redactado.
e Mariscal % Hindenburg no sera
iuzgado por los tri5unales nilitares
aHados; Ell General LudendorfS no
sera llevado ante IN C~orseio de Gae-
RIA en- Paris; eI Almiranre Won T!r-
pirz. no sera encerrado en- Ia Tore
de Lordres: Won Bethmarn-Iloll"eS
no sera juzgado por un juez adadO;
el Baron Won Ger Lacken no ser2
efecutaGo al auanecer coE-o % tus-
"a Edith Cavell. e igual cosa puede
tccirSe de los demas alemaN1S 4 quie-
mes los altados han gedido GU Sc les
entregue.
Apezar &c IA recci,ud Y yust'cia
De 81 causa. los al;ados saben que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
Viuiani cree que Alemania
no entregard a los jefes
demandados

PARIS, Febrero Creme EivianI.
ex-primer Ministro del gobierno fran
ces, comentando hoy la question de
Ia demanda aliada a Alemania rara
Ia entrega de los alemanes culpa-
bles de crimenes de la guerra, predijo
que Alemania jamas entregara a las
personas demandadas, por 10 que SUI
GIRO que los aliados renunciaran a
esa demanda Y Ia sustituyeran por
otra en- la que Sc pidiera IN aumento
de carbon Y otros articu!os de Ale
mania.
"Creo, declare ell ex-Primer Minis
tro, que Alemania Sc Tehusara 4 en-
tregar a los jefes y oficia.es deman-
dados, sabiendo que la no ratiflca-
ci0n del Tratado de Paz por los Esta-
dos Unidos, y los di%sturbio5 dc In
g~laterra en- Irlanda V Eg:pto, impe-
Giran que sc lleve a cabo u a preston
militar contra ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
LOS ALIADOS ST CONFORMARAN CON LA
ACFpTARAN POR PARTE DE ALEMANIA,
DE LA LSTA De EXTRADICION
No tienen 81 prop6sito de procesar a los jefes mill
tares ynavaIes ydemas aIemanes demandados,
sino tan solo de que Sc cumpIa con 81 esplrItu
del artlcuIo 228 del Tratado de Versailles

iamas bulgarian en- Paris, en- LondreS
O en- Bruselas, q ninguno de los o9o
alemanes, cGyos nombreS sc hallan
en Ia lista que von Lersner no qu'so
rrasmitir a Berlin ' que los allados
lutheran d. enviar Entertainments par
la via telegrafica. 10 urico que sc
in~tentara, es que sc execute el espl-
ritu de articulo 22S, pero no 81 letra,
pues la espada de Il justicia allada
Sc embota contra l. mura!la de las
realidades, pues Ell articulo 22S tal Y
como Sc halla redactado. TO pIede
ser ueyado a Il practica.
e. plan de los aliAios. en- vista de
Gsta d~ificultad, cs q s~igu'enIe:
lei gobierno a!emir debe acep
tar Ia lista de los 2lemanes acEsadoS
Y reconocer de esa manera que c!!os
hicieron nal.
2.-Hecho este. los aliGdoS conslde-
raran las e~xigenciaS de Il situaclon.
Estas dos decisioncs 80 tuvIcron
por Ell consejo de EmbajaGores en-
una iunta que Sc efectuo el microbes
en- la noche. Los aliados expresan que
ellos no desean derrocar nj gobicrn7
a~lernan; pero tampoco desean cue el
articu,o 22S del Tratado de paz Sc
haga d IN lado, vorque clio scria
IN ma! preceicnte rara cl cumph-
mieuto de las der0aS ciauSulas del ira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
LOS ALEMANES DEMANDADOS POR
Los ALIADOS NO Sc SOMETERAN
A Ia EXTRADlClON
FL MariscaI Won BueIow dice que 10 1nico que hicie'
ron los commentaries que ahora estan demanda-
dos, fu9 cumpIir con 81 deber para con la Patria
En- una junta que tuvieron los commentaries del ~ejerclto y la
armada aIemanas en- Enero, acordaron que ninguno Sc en-
tregaria voluntariaunte, y que la evasion de la clausu-
Ia de extradicion era compatible con Ell honor aleman

1ue en- elias Sc concluyo unanime-
mente que la evasion de la clausula
de extradicion del tratado de Versa
lies era del TODD compatible con 81 ho
nor aleman y que nlnguno de eltos
Qcbia por 10 tanto, entregarse Volun-
tariamentc.
En- esas juatas Sc acordo tambIen
que Sc hicieran objeciones legaleS
contra las 0rdenes para cl arre5to de
cualquiera de los comandantes dl-
chos, V el gobierno por su parte, ha
enviado a Ia prensa, n proclanla en-
la Que r~eitera su oposicion a Ia de-
manda de cytradici6n Y declara que
TO puedc cumplirse con ella nj por
ell actual gobierno, nj por ninguno
otro que Sc llegare a estahlecer.
FL Ministro del Interior de! 60
bierno prusiano, en- una declaration
que leyo aver en- una session pdbllca
del Consejo Imperial, dijo:
~! Conseio participa dc Ia indig-
naci6n del pueblo aleman por ia de-
manda aliada Y declara con el GO
bierno imperial Que no puede cum
plir:e con tai demanda. Fl Console
apela contra eSta ignominia jLflin-
gida al pueblo aleman, al sentido dc
juSticia del munGo."
f. A!m!rantazgo ha informado
cue hasca ia lecha no ha podido iden-
tificar i IS commentaries de subma-
rinos, cuyos rombres aparecen en- Ia
!ista eytra-ofIcial de las personals de-
mandadas por los aliados. FL mismo
Almi"artazgo ha informado que con
motive del desciframiento de los
nombrcs c~ontenidos en- Ia lista Y To-
c~a!jZacion de los individuos cue pres
;aron Sus Scrvicios en- Ia armada, ell
trab@Jo que hay en- esa oficina cs ey-
ccSlvO, sobre TODD por la confusion a
que IA dadO lugar la faita de especi-
flcacI0n en- los nombres. .por eiem-
pio. *e han presentado al Almirantaz-
go varias personals que responder al
nomhre de Mr.. Mueller, alegando que
han sabldo que s u nombrc csta in.
cluiCo en- la lista aliada. por 10 cue
4 of:rina mencionada no podria decir,
en- reaIldad cual de todas esas perso-
mas Seria la que Sc demanda Dor los
aliaGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07

Separation:
Ella.-iAdi6s, amor MIC, no me Of,
videS,
El.-iJamas,
Ella.-S0lo IN favor te pido; que
no te marches en- e. express nj Ell el
correo. Sino en- Ell miXtc.
El.-iPor que. vida mia?
Ella.-iPorque asi te- iras ~alejand0
de mi. mas pcco I POGO!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
CUIDESE CONTRA Ia
TNFI EENTA

No dele que la influenza haga de
I'd. una victima. Tan pronto como
Sc lie presenter los primeros sintomas
de los o catarro, tome Foley's Honey
and Tar. Mr.. Henry Willis, de Sandy
Point, Texas, dice que este medica-
mento es maravilloSo. Una botella
es suficiente para aliviar el nal. No
contiene NARCOTICS. (Adv.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

women in this country are operating their own automobiles.
 The capacity of production of motor vehicles in the United States is esti- mated at 2,20o,0Oo cars year.
 Placed end to end, the automobiles in New York city would extend in a solid line more than 500 miles long.
 All new applicants for licenses as au- tomobile operators in Massachusetts must pass a practical road test,
 India, after centuries of blowing with a crooked stick. is learning the use of blows and motor tractors.
 Carol Shilling, a popular jockey of the eastern turf is forsakiag horse racing to train as an auto race driver.
 complete automobile can be as selnbled in Los Angeles, Cal. from parts manufactured by factories in that city
 More than a half billion dollars will be available for road building and i'm provement in the United States dur ing 1921.
 By displaying a green cross phy- sicians on emergency calls can have traffic right of way at street intersec- tions in Louisville Ky.
 Twenty-six per cent of the 55,00 motor license tags issued in the Dis trict of Columbia in 1920 went to non residents of that city.
 More motorists were killed in Della ware last year in proportion to the number of automobiles registered, than in any other state
 In England and Wales there are 210,000 private automobiles. 10000 hackney automobiles, and 100.0 900 com mercial motor vehicles
 Sixty-one automobiles from Canada,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
- l2A@sAEznSMs

Who's the greatest friend of the auto? The pastor of the country church. of course Since autos have come in. general use, attendance at nearly all country churches has doubled. Farm CTS come flivvering from all directions t% attend the services, even those who live miles away. The old hitching rail
 near the church has been removed. and
 "a parking place substituted. Ony weekly dont--Don't forget that the fumes given off from the exnaast |of an automobile are extremely danger |ous. If you have to work in a garage with motor running, be sure that suf- ficient ventilation is provided to carry the fumes away. Otherwise-cail- the undertaken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
F|RESTONE SHOWS B|G EARNINGS IN
 DIFFICULT YEAR
Opportunities Still Are Plenti- fuI, According to the Head of the Large
 Tire Firm

There have nsve~ been greater op- portunities than the present for the business house with loyal and ener- getic organization. This was the state mcnt of H. S. Firestone. president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber com pany, in addressing the annual stock holders meeting of t,s- company re- gently.
 The Firestone organization cele- brated it's twentieth anniversary by announcing a sales volume for the past year of s114,980, ,s69.25, an increase of 26 per cent over last years puslness-
 In the face of what is described as the most difficult and unusual year in it's history the Firestone company was able to show after allowance for depreciation and bad accounts, earn ings of Ss,296,912.2S. Out of this Drofit the company has set aside SS,151. 749.sl for depreciation on it's inventories, thus placing it in very favorable position for any business raadjusl- ments necessary
 More than 20o0 stockholders at tended tEe meeting. most of them em- ployes who have had share in the business for the past four years through a liberal employees stock holding plan.
 NOIE OF OfllmlSM
 MT. F'!restone expressed his confi- denee ir the future and sounded a firm note of optimism by calling attention to the Fundamental soundness of the rub ber industry through it's close affilia- tion to Highway transportation, and how its scope would widen. with the consummation of the immense good roads projects under way and assured for the future.
 The stockholders re- elected the old board of directors which includes H. s. Firestone. A. c. Miller, J. W. Thomas, J. c. Robertson, s. G. Cark- huff, l.. E. Sisler, Harvey s. Firestone Jr., c. A. Myers, Thomas Clements and A. c. Partridge.
 At a directors meeting, in the aft elected: H. $. Firestone, presden ; A. c. Miller. vice president J. w.. Thomas, vice president; Thomas Glenn ents, vice president: S c. Carkhuff secretary ]. G. Robertson. treasurer
 APPROVE NEW SYSTEM
 The directors approved the construc- ton of an interplant railroad system connected to various factory units and operated with the company's own equipment. This system will have di- rect connection with the Pennsylvania and Akron Belt Line railroads.
 The new mechanical building of the company will also be equipped as soon as the railroad system is in. operation. This will release considerable floor space for tire manufacturing pur- poses.
 The directors voted the regular quarterly dividend on preferred capt. tal stock, per cent payable January Y TO stockholders of record January l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
AUTOMOTIyE ACTIVITIES K
 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

There are eleven sizes of rubber tires in use for passenger automobiles.
 Automobile pawn shops have been es- tablished in New York and New Jersey.
 England manufactures a class of pas senger automobiles to sell for s25.000.
 Kangaroo hunting by automobile is the latest form of exciting sport in Australia
 Built in 15S2. Mexico claims the honor of having the first commercial highway in America.
 Outside the larger cities there are no existing speed limits for automobiles in Argentina.
 There are twenty-five motor vehicles for each mile of improved road in the United States No less than quarter of q million
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
SCOUTEN MOTOR|N TRUCK FIELD NOW International Will Be Sold By Firm That Handles the
 Mitchell Six

The Scouten Motor company. 1922 Ave- nue B, have been named distributors for the International motor truck Although up to the present time, the Scouten or sanization has never sold anything but passenger cars the Mitchell Six, they are now breaking into the truck end of the business.
 The International truck is complete so far as sizes go, running from the &-ton truck to the s.h-ton trucks.
 E. L. Scouten, president of the Scouten Motor company. is very enthusiastic over securing the Iternational to add to his line and is confident that he is going to do a big spring business. It is safe to as- sume that Scouten will put all of his usual "pep" and dash behind the truck business, now he has entered it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

States in the calendar year 1920 will approximate S865 000,0 000
 X fine of sl t01 or impr sonn1ent for ono year, or both, is imposed upon the driver of an automobile in Texas which inJur,es person and refuses to render aid to such injured one.
 All the national roads in France. to the extent of 24.0o0 miles, are lined with trees planted and cared for by the govern ment The ministry of public works has more than 100000 trees under it's control.
 Dangerous curves in Wyoming are to be marked by highway lighthouses Flashes of nine-inch yellow rays, 45 times a minute. will designate the spot All
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

Mexico and Hawaii were registered when entering the Yellowstone Ma tional park this season.
 The number of motor vehicles in the United States .s sa:d to be five times as great as 1t was at the beginning Of the World war
 Throughout the United States there rare over 10000 motor haulage lines some of which have invested as high as s2,oo0,000 in the trucking equip ment.
 According to foreign trade reports. the total value of motor vehicles and accessories exported from the United
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

railroad crossings will be marked by red lights
 In Woodland, Cal there are but four horses left to drive a vegetable, a milk, laundry and an express wagon All the other business of the city is motorized. including the fire and police departments.
 The largest motor truck in existence is now operated in New York state. The body is built after the size and lines or an ordinary box car The motive power is furnished by the automobile. which carries the forward part of the car while the rear rests on the trailer The mon ster truck has a loading capacity of 25. 900 pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
EZ/Z(ZTZ(ZZ/Z/Z/Z/ZZ/ZZ
s PEG CIFIC ATIO N s

SP CHIC ATIO N S
 Model ABA Wheel Bsss-l15 inches Wsighf-2765 pounds. Ensi"sFour cynders cast hioc valve head type
 detachable head. 2z4 GU. in displacement
 Develops 70 b. p. on block test LsbvSeaonForcs and splash with pressure gauge on
 instrument board Chasss lnbsacauon. Alsn,itS
 grease cup type Electrical Systss,-Thresun&. with sx-vot 15-plsts
 storage battery. Gasoline Fssd-Vacuum feed with oasoline tank sus
 pended at of frame. Fra~s-Cold pressed steel ssps,sbzch maximum depth
 channel section. Pi,s cross membsrs Rssv Axts-Spiral bevel type SPrnss--Sem elliptic. Front, 36-nch rear 54-inch. Body -Streanline. Long unbroken sweep of lines. Uphoistsry-Box plested beat quality of fne-grained black leather. Iasfr-msnt Boa.d- Walnut with nickeled instruments mounted 1ush Trss-Straight side, g x< Non-skid on rear wheelA Tire rack on rear for spars rim and tire. Fisis6Bes coach wo~k applied by brush and ruhhsd down by hand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
- ~N -Al .~ .FA sA. fat}s1l~A MZ,w= Ap]S7 Ed-
 
 E4CT A 

The automobile is gradually invading all colleges and universities throughout the country. Courses are now being given to instruct students in the theories underlying auto construction and in the actual work of building and repairing them- Graduates of these courses are 1 much preferred to pickup or "floater" mechanics.
 Among the new manufacturers of tires and inner tubes in Sweden IS the Trell- eborgs Gummifabrilss Aklebolag at Trell- eborg. What chance have. American manufacturers against name like that?
 King Albert of Belgium owns the larg- est touring car in the world Ii has two sections an. ordinary auto of
 powerful type in front will | large coach-lihe trailer attached. IL has ac- commodations for l5 persons and sleep.
 ing quarters for 10. The machine is de- signed for hunting in Africa.
 Goodbye. reindeers-your day has passed. Tractors have taken your time honored job of hauling seighs in the winter time. Up in Michigan recently tractor was used to haul two sleighs with ? persons on a cross-country run. The
 experiment Dged so successful that many farmers have ordered tractors to haul their farm produce to town.
 
 American tire manufacturers export ed $3,12f,530 worth of tires during Au- gust, the peak month of the year. British South Africa was the large importer of American castings. taking tires valued at $2s7,631. England was second with imports of $279,9o6, and Cuba third with imports of SHOOTS.
 'Oh, truckman spare this tree, Have l. <..- 1 is narrow, but the world is wide. Fry to back on the other side These | ear classic words have been pinned to a large tree in Mangus avenue in Welles- ley Hills Mass. They were inspired ty the fact that the tree was recently badly gashef when motorist crashed into it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
SHOE DEALERS IN PARIS
Prices Take Swift Drop When "Bit
 Order" Is Announced
By Associated Press

Bilboa, Spain, December &.-The mere announcement by shoe dealer here that he had made contract with an Amer ican firm to send 5. 900 pairs of shoes to Bifboa on trial with view to further orders. produced panic among the store keepers of this city. The announcement stated the American shoes would be sold at half tho prevailing price of the home made articles. Immediately afterward prices came down with a run. The local newspapers advise other localities to fol- low the lead of the northern city and thus put stop to profiteering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
HE COULD COIN MONEY
Wilhelm's Guard Complains That He
 Has ''Thankless Job
By Associated Press

Doorn, Holland. December 2-The cor respondent, the other day, found in a confidential mood. one of the state police whose task for the past two years has been to guard former Emperor William.
 This" said he lis thankless job. If wanted to be dishonest. I could make thousands of guilders in bribes- But as I don't, all I get is rebuffs from my superiors if answer courteous ques- ton of sightseer; or angry looks from the sightseer if I don't
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
R. A. SKINNER LEAVES
 ON TRIP TO FLORIDA
 IN HIS NEW PREMOCAR

R. A. Skinner, president of the Pres ton Motors corporation, together with Mrs. Skinner. left Wednesday in their handsome new Premocar for Miami, Fla. to spend the holidays. Mir. Skinner's . new car has the Fabrikoid body with a California top. and is equipped with a Duesenberg motor He is going to tour Flordia, going to most of the prominent cities before returning to Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

Long gh thu Odsmobn hn O bn bee @ for six an yl d "6 is al or
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

Among the new manufacturers of tires and inner tubes in Sweden is the Trell- eborgs GummifabrlSs Akliebolag at Trell- eborg. What chance have American manufacturers against a name like that?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
CARBUNCLES RAMPANT
 CROWDlNG HOSPITALS
By Associafed Press

By AsSOcl8te0 Pre88
 Budapest, December 1S.-Hungar- icnns are suffering from m cpidem- ie of carbuncIes, and hospitals here already are Overcrowded with patients. Prof. Arthur verebely. di- rector of the University hospital, said the disease was due to tk< lack of soap and linen. and might he called sthe plague of misery and dlft.'s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
Travel @ Transport Topics
Conducted by Goodrich

During the last ten years. motorists of Illinois have paid more than s17,o0o, 900 in license fees for highway improvement. Combined with sS5OO, ,0OO obtained from the federal government and other sources, this money was used to construct and maintain 36S miles of federal aid trunk lines and 1,1s9 miles of concrete, ma cadafn, gravel and earth roads in the state aid system.