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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
SOUTHERN COLLEGES FAIL
TO ADOPT ONE-YEAR RULE
$. I. \. y. Delegates Defeat Meas
urc, Which Would Bar Freshmen
From Athletics, I'D to 50.
BREAK FAILS TO DEVELOP
Meeting Also Will Allow Collcginns
to Play Summer Baseball in Or
CARNATIONS Not Higher Than
Class ID.
ny Assoclntcd rregs. |

GAINESN1LLE FLA. Dec. 10
Proposals 20 adopt The ouc-y"dr rutc
and 10 nro'. !hii coilcS. athletes play
ing surnmrr baseball for money wcrc
voted down here late today at the
annual meeting OF tn. Southern In
icrroilegiatc Athletic Association.
College athletes. under prcsen,
rules. may play baseball for money
during vacation and retain their anna
tour status. provided they are not
members or clubs in organized base
ball of higher rank than Glars -. and
hy - vot. Of - to -. the association
declined TO change Size rule. Tho
proposal 10 require student TO b"
IN college "a year hcfor. representing
II IN intercollegiate athletics was d.
fcatci. 10 to =.
The business sessions ended for
the day with scvera! changes in
track meet rules and the predicted
break in tn" association and fornId-
iiun Of a Southern conference. COM
posed OF Larger institutions. had not
developed. I'lans are bcinS mad. FOR
a meeting IN Atlanta n.Ni May for
organization OF the conference. The
association delegates wer" guests to-
given by local organizations.
The nSh. for the onc-y"ar rul"
was led by representatives Of the
larger institutions III the association.
which held that with fewer students
th"lr teams would be- crippled by
barring the FIRST year men.
Adoption Of the rul" was regarded
as sure means Of barring any pos
siblc efforts To Undue" men to enter
Soii'sc merely 20 participate IN ATM
l"tics. and when !; was lost. Pro-
i"ssnr Branch iIcaucock. OF Louisiana
stat" University, proposed that the
association forbid from playing ON
teams during their first year prcpar-
tory school athletes. from schools
outside OF ;. |. y. y. territory. TINS
vas lost, IL to -. II MAS explained
this would prevent importation OF
crack players from Northern schools.
There had been talk Of u spit in
the association IL the one-y.ar rule
failed Of adoption. and much inter
est was manifested tonight to
whether the larger institutions would
form an organization %! their own aud
adopt the rule. The question OF COLI
leSc athletes playing serniprofcssiOn-
al baseball during vacation also
promised to cause much discussion
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
SLEEPS FINE AT
NIGHT, SHE SAYS
Nobody Knows How SUI
Tered Before Taking Tan
lac" Declares Mrs.
Robertson.
WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT 1T
Is The Best Medicine She
Ever Saw Or Heard or,
She States.

Nobody knows how much suf-
fered before tried Tanlac and do
say it's the best medicine ever saw.
or heard Of" said Mrs. a. S. Robertson.
OF 500 Thirteenth Street. Lynchburr.
Va, the other day
Il was in terribly rundown con-
dition. nervous and weak. and for
three months tortured nearly all the
time with a throbbing headache NV
appetite left me and there were many
days when hardly touched NOR
sci Of food
AT night would roll and toss by
tho hour and get up mornings feel
Ing too tired and WORKOUT for ANY,
thing. It's the truth that during
those three months ] suffered more
and fcl; worse than ever before in
my life. No medicine seemed to reach
my case. my strength and energy
We're slipping away from me. and 7
mad Just about gotten TO the point
where couldn't have stood it much
longer.
When was racking my brains TO
Know just where to turn for relief
my husband came home from n trip
To Canton, Ohio. and told how pcoplc
there were talking of the wonderful
results that had followed the use of
Tanlac. He got inc bottle and I
took il more because he insisted on II
than from any faith in 1t | had my
self. But began to cat better.
sleep better and feel better almost
from the first dose.
When finished that bottle got
another one myself. and. would YOU
believe il. on finishing il ] found that
] was free from all my troubles NJ
appetite is splendid now. sleep fine
at night. never have a headache and
feel as well as ! ever did in my life
It's Just wonderful what this medi-
cine has done for me in so shor, a
time, and will never cease to praise
IT."
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug Stores.
c. w. Eaton, Goth and VenabIe; Bur-
tons Drug store: In Chester by Chcs-
ter Phcy., and in Toano by Bank s
Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
HAVANA RESULTS

First raccc-nvs ftur!onSss-v!c Munoz: ics
Ifickensl. :" >. to Z. 10 ). won: Aunt
Deda. 70 UcrmmH,; TO >. 10 ioscsond !;
Time. i:oi -. Also ran: Mr.. Ji-gs. Willow
second rac"-nyc and one half furlonss-
Rcd. ioh tFraDc!s). to :, even. / To ..
won: Holman. 10 20. Mahoncyy / to /!
to =. second: Grey Ruup. TO- (Rancro.b
to !. third Time, i:l, Also ran: Anne
lack I'm. Ill fMc D.Imin. 20 !. 10 5.
10 J. won: View. los tkcnn"dy). to (.
even .seGSSrTdt' Marty Marty ,:9%, III (Mccoyj:
MJor Fisk. Blanca. Top Runr
Fourth race Ave and one-h half furiongs-
won: Sim Fciner iH Penmanj. even.
tn :. second Besucs!rc. III (Ruiic-oft. i
10 l.. third. Time. ili 3-5. AIS" ran: East
rrn Glow. Pokey Jane and lack Iicalcy
E!fih raGe--iiye and one half furlonEs-
!. won; ponblct H.. lo7 tA;kinsonJ. even
! TO second: Mccleliand, IL (IIcnnedyJ.
" TO s. third. Time. I'LL Also ran; la =.
cohean. GaioIln. Bronco lilly
S!Nth racc--inic and Observation-Disclosures
ies .k a,na ~ to5 TO- to !. won
,,..,c"nd; I.akross, 100 tCrump). ? to 5. third.
rIm" 10: -. Also ran: Vclic Nuskc;
and Scmptcr Stalwari N'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
RAILROAD MAY CONTEST
DECISION OF COMMISSION
Wash inSion and Old Dominion Conn
pnnE Asks for Brief or Recent

Indications that the Washington
and Old Dominion Railroad will take
an appeal to the Interstate Commerce.
Commission from the decision of the
Virginia State Corporation Commits.
sion. in the recent case In which tho
company was fined about $1,000 and
ordered to make improvements In its
service. costing 100000 were seen
Yesterday when attorneys applied at
the Offices OF the commission for a
certified copy of the record OF the
case.
chief Clerk Wilson has Been in
structcd % make tho copy of the rec
ord OF the case for the company and
10 is believed by the commission that
the case Will be taken to the highest
tribunal rather than submit to the
drastic improvements ordered
For some time. il Is declared. the
company has been paying it's stock
holders no dividends. and therefore
any increased investment to capital
account would naturally be fought by
tho parties interested most in pc
cuniary way. The Corporation Com
mission, for the first time In its his
tory. found q railroad guilty OF neg
Letting It's duty. IT ordered that n
large amount of equipment be pur-
chased and many other changes In
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
wELI-KNowN CITIZEy N,ss,So

nj; w. ). Carter. "a wcil.known farmer
Tes'uihS near Houston. Halifax c:ountv
t va, 'nis iull name being WIN. Steven Car
d,r',n wrmi 10 South i}oston early last Tues
nay morning. December Eth with n lonJ 81
s .eaI tobacco for sale. and who was las;
seen on the streets OF that town ahoui 4
o'clock that afternoon. failed to return
nome ana his wife and eight children are
very anxious to learn Of his whercal,o,,.
~ MI ioG Garter gi Is described as being a man
rcd-faccd with dark irou.gray hair biucc
eyes. and weighed approximately les
pounds When last seen ne wore n ,a rt ,
coiored coat and tan overalls and a light
solt nat. His family know OF no reason
why he should be absent from home and
i, II Is f s,ro, that he may have had
dazed. and is walking aimlcssiy throurh
the country. Any, Information as to hs
whereabouts will he thankfully receiver
and any one extending him aid or aiten.
tion. Will be promptly reimbursed. and
oven rewarded. Address by mall Mrs. ~
s. Carter, r. r: u. No. ,. Houston, Hall.
r fax County; Va. o. telegraph Ayiett w.
!, tNowspapers. In Northern North Caro-
to copy. tho aboye,)-Ady. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETS
TONIGHT TO NAME OFFICERS
Men Have Brcn Especially Invited
to Attend First session of
Reorganization body.

The Democratic Club OF Richmond
viii hold it's initial meeting tonight
in Murphy's Hotel. where officers %:
the organization will be elected. and
tn. list of names o: men VINO have
expressed a desire 10 ioin the cluh
will be- submitted and accepted.
"hiie tho ciun was. until recently.
woinans organization FOR the newly
cnfranchiScd voters. II now Include,
men in its membership
number Of lcaLic. Democrats Of
,he Guy nave I."n mentioned IN con
cum. The M, iubcrShip Commits. Is;
busF preparing it's pr, li,niE.ry r.-
COMMUNICATIONS of men who d sira To
yp!a me org ani|at,un. Ms stuart
NichauN Is chairman OF ;hjs COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
-FOUR BASKETBALL TEAMS
WILL PLAY HERE TONIGHT
Church Hill to Play Seminary,
While Merchants Five Clashes
With Medical College.

Two basketball games are on the
program OF the y. w g. \. tonight
when the Church !iili Athletic Club
VIII play the Union Theological Semi
: nary team and the Medical College
OF virginia VIII meet the Merchants
National Bank. Tho game between
/ church mn and the Preachers viii
b:lJ.
I"nishts games will be the nrs,
real basketball contests Of tho y,.a-
"hh Tie teams which face cacn other
~. considcr"d by many to be four
81 ne leading luint aESrcSations o!
nMch'npnd' Ia" fact that the four
N'tS are composed of men who have
p.ch following tn. cage game FOR
Years makes it certain that nrst-cla =.
wing viii rcsult tonight
In Ia" thurth IIili linr-up will he
Graham. former Virginia Tech pI;,v-
rrs. Both inca have teen in basket
p"it ,o ,i,, nearly eight Years. and each
Ipcai product and received his
bis k"thali training under Coach /.
Tucker JONES AT the John Marshall
High school several years ago. AZ
i,.r leaving the Richmond school
wharton wen. TO Virginia. Teen and
had l!t,le trouble making the 0uint.
IRA ham began his basketball career
While Church I'm viii depend Ia
q IatG" measure upoL Wharton and
Ora ham. the East End team also has
Claude Woodward. one Of tho great
'si forwards ever daveloned In thi;
tiiy, as a running mate for Whar-
ton: ltichmond. another college man.
VIII b' fuunh at ccricr. while Nell
han"y VIII work with Graham at the
9ih"r guard. Mcllhaney is a former
fiainrh"n sidney man.
Dean" Murry is the pivot Of the
Medical College puint. Murry is "A
former william and Mary player aud
ono OF tn" most capable basketball II
men ia Virginia. When NJ William
and Mary b" led tn" Indians to many
victory aud his work here last year
WaS the outstanding feature OF the
Mcdicos playing
Following are tho probable line
nns ior ionights gmcs:
M m. nun. Seminary.
Woodward RICH, forward Alexander
RIchmond. ..... center ...... Euckels
Ora ham go. lcf, guard Craig
Mciihancy right guard 80. Moore
Merchants N.dicos
pcndlc,on. left forward Morcland
,ara"ell righ; forward " Murry
j Levine ...... center N. caravat;
-. b!vin" left guard e. Carnvati
butierworth. right guard .Dickcrson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
RICHMOND ENGINEERS TO
HEAR COLONEL ANDERSON
Third of Series or Addresses VIII he
Made Before Organization
on Monday.

Colonel Henry w. Anderson will al
Richmond Chapter. American Assoc!
alton OF Engineers, on Monday even
ing. according to the announcement
made by ciicials OF the organization
Yesterday. Following the meeting n
business session will be held
Al! engineers in the city have been
invited to attend the session which
VIII be held 1T the Richmond Hotel
several matters OF Importance will
come before the organizations
COLONEL Anderson will spcal, on
The Economic Outlook" This is the
third OF a series Of addresses on sim
lar topics which have been made be-
Tor" the club. Oliver j. Sands and
William VI. Myers are among those
VINO hay" addresscd\ the club within
-" INST f"" wcctSA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
10 Eg.sARa' From
e liens, In Whit !
Mr. nuni'> Hens Increased Every
DnT-Pinn IL Easily TricJ.

We HAY" - chickens and hndn',
had an egg all winter. In five d..
after feeding Don sung. We got / TO
.SEs Jay: III three weeks we were
getting 10 to l" day: in five week. s
iioX lo2, Cherry Valley. Pa
MI. Duni started giving Don suns,
in January. I'm zero weather. lie now
keeps his hen. busy in winter when
mems usually loaf. y trim costs moth
ing. Here's our offer.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If YOU don't
ma that II pays FOR itself and pays
you good profit besides. simply tell
us ana your money Will be checrcully
refunded.
Don Sung tChincsc for cgE-laying)
Is scientific tonic and conditioner.
II is easily given in the feed. inn
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and more active. II
tones up the cEg-laying organs. and
gets the cEgs. no matter how cold
or wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer. or send 52c or Sl.Ot Gncludcs
war taxi for package by mail pre-
paid. Rurrcll- DugGcr Co, 9l4 Column
bin Bldg. indianapolis. Ind.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
RICHMOND TEAM PLAYS
DISTRICT ELEVEN TODAY
Rex Athletic Club, OF Washington,
and Locals to Stage Football
Game at Boulevard Field.

Richmond Athletic club will close
its football season here this afternoon
when i. plays the Rex Athletic club
o. Washington at boulevard Field
! The managers Of the local eleven at
tempted IL arrange game with Jim
Thorpr's Canton bulldogs or the BUT
ia!o AiI-Americans. but IL appears
mat the guarantee demanded by
c!thcr OF these clcNcns could not be
met.
When the locals face tho visitors
today they viii be M against an ag
ST"vation that has made an cnyiablc
record on he gridirOn this fall The
lex team has won the championship
Of the District Of Columbia and in
accomplishing this defeated several
OF the strongest independent vrgani-
cations in Washington In add!iion
TO playing ana defeating the leading
teams OF Washington. the eleven
went outsId" the District and beat sew
cral formidable teams.
Hunter Carpenter. coach Or the
Ricnnond team. has his men In ex-
ccllcht shape for the game and the
cam Is expected to line up in much
the Hobart Athletic Club. of phila-
dciphia. last Saturday. Ley String
er: VINO has been ont of the game o@-
s sns 10 70, I'm an ihn5mry; probably VII! be
u expected To be III. only change in
The locals lineup
should Richmond roll up Il large
score. against their opponents today
| ihey Viii bring TO Il close one OF tho
most successful football schedules
ever 'ndcriaken by a local orEaniza-
ton. Tho Richmond team has lost
but ono contest this year. and that to
the Quantico Marines by the score of
~ TO IL early in tn" year. The Rex
eleven drwncd the service aggrega-
ton "a to 0. and the locals viii at
tempt TO defeat the visitors at least
fourteen points today
Having demonstrated forward pass
inS ABILITY In former games ;hiS year.
the RichmondcrS Will rely uDon This
method 20 advance the bail should
they fail 10 gain through the Rex
inc. The fact that both clcvcus have
powerful lines is expected to result
IN the aerial attack being brpugn,
into play considerable this afternoon
Todays game viii start a; : o'clock
I'rphI Iin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11

The annual meeting Of the North
Richmond Citizens Association will
be held In the school house ut Bar
ton Heights next Thursday night.
officers for the year will be chosen
mittces will be received and n mn
steal and literary program will be
presented. Refreshments will no
Ser"cd and the citizens OF the com
munity are invited to be present AMI
take part in the exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
COMPANY 20" TAKES
LEAD IN BLUES LEAGUE
Defeats "a" Quint, "a TO -. md
Practically GInchcr silver Trophy.
t'nnic Proven Clean.
MILITARY LEAGUE.
Standing OF Teams.

In fast, clean game Company -
won from Company y 10y score Of
&c 10 ~. This victory practically
cinshcs the cup II the Richmond
Light Infantry Blucs' Intcr-conpany
League FOR Company -.
McFarlane and Taylor played the
best game for company \. while klisc
brothers and OSulli"an starred for
Company -. The lineup:
Company y. Company D.
Taylor left forward. Jennings
Dixon right forward J. kl!se
Ross ....... center. .... q. EliSc
IarhriaS .lcft guard 1.eComptc
Mcfarland right guard O'Suliivau
Substitutions - Thompson for lie
Compile, FclthauS for Mcfarland
StovalI for Dixon. chechcni for Zach
Tias. Goals from understandings. -.
J. klisc. A.: O'Sullivan, 4; Taylor.
Ross. .: G.. klisc, Dixon. Goals from
foul--Jcnnings: J. klise. 3; Taylor. ..
Rcfcrec-Arthur Bell. Time OF halves
LIZ minMtcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
SPORTS
OFOKlo SOUTHERN ATAEC ASSOCIATION YEAR RULE
no,,I,1cr. ros,ponc ,lc.,,pu.

WITH the completion Of the How'll
Hers Armory near at hand. IL was
announced yesterday that the annual
meeting OF the Iowitzcrs' Association
mad been postponed To III. fourth
Thursday in January. so that the
met .hS may %" held In tho new arr
mory. This meeting is usually held
in December. Painters viii start
work on the armory Monday. and II
is believed The building viii he ready
die OF January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Rate Cn.e Il. Hrpuca

Aftcr hearing all of the evidence
in the petition of the Albemarlc Tel
ephone Company for an increase in
rates yesterday. the State Corpora
tion Commission took the case under
Amusement
r. +. Duke. Samuel Il. Woods and
Major. John a. Graves represented
the DIRECTORS to tho increase and
George Il. and A. +. Walker, the
company. Tho case was submitted
without argument :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Fight AgaJnst Or,IIn.,..

It was said ycstnrday mai who,
me ordinance prohibiting the erection
Oh garage within 100 feet OF the
main entrance Of church or n ..y'.
oni,nlns comes UP for consideration
men next Tuesday night there w.;,,
ne serious opposition. Tho ordinance
WINS passed as an emergency under
suspension of rules. and was aimcd
part,cuiariy at the proposition 10
nm;,.,,a garage next to the V. NJ. C. a.
Soyenfn i1tt' HtdT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Arrange far Tr,c,, u,c,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. Arrange
ments wcr. completed today with
officials OF the Twenty second Rcgi-
mcnt to hold tho Amateur Athletic
Union national track and Held cham
Armory here Saturday. March IL. The
usual list Of twelve championship
events viii be contested. Official
entry blanks Will he issued before
the end of next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Bnnk To Give Bonu..

Announcement was made yester-
day by the Central National Bank
that bonus Of 10 per cent on the
year $ salary of all employees has been
voted by the hOnrd Of directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Lands ASKS MOCULS
TO MEET IN CHICAGO
Head OF Baseball Wants Joint SEES
sion to Take Place in Windy
City-licytilcr Objects.
IBy Associated I'r"sa. /

CHICAGO. Dec. l0.-Thc American
League meeting called for New YORK
neat Wednesday has been postponed
until Friday. ard will be held in
chicago. President ban Johnson an
nounccd today.
The change Was made "a; the re
quest Of Judge Lands. The new base
Da!i dictator.
judge Lands has also requested a
Joint meeting o! the two leagues TO
he held mere Il week from tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
lBy Associated press.I

NEW YORK. Dee. 10 President
ii"yd.cr received Il telegram lat. to-
dag from Judge Lands nOiiiyins him
OF the change in the plans FOR the
Joint meeting. ~ majority o: the
club owners OF the National ard
tm"ri Leagues had arrived in
New York for tn. meeting tomorrow
on the new national agreement. and
had arranged such plans that the trip
abb" Inconvenience.
rrcsiden, Icydier Indicated that he
WAS in favor OF the original sch"du!.
YORK. and said that the National
League will be able to nnish the
business Of it's annual meeting in
time tn hold the io!nt session here
Wednesday. Tonight the club own
ers. especially those who had planned
TO go on vacations from th.S city.
wcr" up in the air" II was impos-
sible for them 10 get In communica-
ton with Judge Lands or President
johnson. OF tho American League
both OF whom had startc,. for New
York.
cThc meeting tomorrow will he the
first session Of the committee named
by the National and American
leagues and ;he National Association
Of Professional Baseball Leagues to
draw up new national agrceu Nni
PRESIDENTS Heydler and Johnson ald
Secretary John ~. Farrell, Of the Ma
tional Association. will meet tn. COM
mittccs In AN advisory capacity. IL
* expected tho sessions will continue
unt:l Monday or Tuesday, depending
tupon whether Sunday meeting is
held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
TERMINAL FIVE BEGINS
SEASON WITH VICTORY
Defeats Petersburg Legion Tenn, ~
." -, by Taking EARLY Lend.
He'll md Iloltnduy Stnr

u" Richmond Terminal basket ba ]
team opened the season by defeating
ne Petersburg American Legion 10y
me score VI - To 20 in the gymna-
sum AT Robcr; T.. Lee School las I
night.
Terminal took the lead crom the
start ana was never headed. show
ing = hnc passing game and being
accurate IN rs shooting. Bell and
inS. the former caginc the hal! ten
Times and iolladay following hin,
w!ih seven. Ryan did the best shoot :
ing Tor Petersburg.
IN. last quarter OF the game was
marr"d by the extreme roughncss on
tho part Of both teams
th' game WAS witnessed ny a large
crowd. The Goobcrs made things
interesting by bringing their rooters
with them.
T"rninni plays Merchants Na,;ona,
Bank December -. who has also de :
i"atcd tn" Petersburg team by tho
score OF 80 10 30
The lineup follows:
Ter. Position %,
l!"!l 49,. left forward RYAN
G,;"rr"ll - right forward. Fak.sh
ii".1aH'-S. center .... Campbell,
iiarriS .lcrt guard. Roper
Bc;hc!. .right guard. Hoover
summary Suhstitutions. Terminal
u. Marin for Bethel: Atkinson for
carroll; Bethel for J. Marin. a,nd
carroll Tor AK insnn Petersburg
MADDOX for Fakish. Field goals
ne!l .lol, Holladay 90. Carroll 90.
Iampn"il CD. Roper ~ and Hoover
un. Goals from foul--Bell C2). Ryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Weinberg Female School
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrnsls aud Departures OF Passenger Trains
tDsiiy, unless otherwise sho~n) published
only as information snd not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. : Sunday only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

Always bear in mind that
chains when Installed should be
draped over the tire with the
locking clamps toward the rear.
Then the forward movement of
the car does not tend 10 unlock
them. Do not install too tight
~, but allow enough freedom.
so they can creep. This pre-
vents cutting the rubber in one
place. Cross links should be
replaced Immediately when
broken, and in such a manner
that the open part of the hooks
IS on the outside, and also so
that the new cross link mem
Der will lay fat on the tire with
out any twist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

TT Is quite evident that many beiseve Il thepar4
i of economy TO buy Paige Gienhrook even
though there are other hve~passenscr cars that
sell for less money.
There Is no longer any confusion between true
economy and false economy The former takes
account of values, while the latter concens itself
only with cheapness of price
Such considerations a. beauty, comfort and STURDY
dependabdthy far outweigh mare difference m
original cost. The lasting enjoyment and enduring