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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
RARE COURAGE.

Death of DR.. Charles Infroit OF
France adds one more name TO the
roll Of immortal heroes and martyrs
of medical science Even in this roll
his deeds shine out.
DR.. Infroit was scientist His sne-
cialty was the X-ray, With il he
cured others, but by constant associa-
ton with the mysterious power he
learned long ago that it was dan
ger to him. that it was killing him
while he cured others.
Two years ago he lost an arm
from x.ray burns. TO most persons
this would be sufficient warning. But
not in this case. Undoubtedly DR.. In
experiments they would be fatal in
the long run. Yet he persisted
This is no ordinary courage. II is
not the courage of the battlefield, in
which men have companionship and
a fellowship in danger. This was the
cold courage and devotion which en-
ables "A man to STAG on the battle line
alone and suffer day in and day out
year in and year out with the knOwl-
edge that every day of service short
ened his life.
The only reward in such a cause is
the knowledge of service rendered,
the homage of associates, and the
gratitude Of those who benefit by the
self-sacrifice.
Such indomitable courage and fort
itude are well night conceivable
to the mind of the average man. The
world is fortunate indeed to have an
occasional example such as DR., In
froit 1t shows us why humanity pro
crosses and why men differ from the
beasts.
An occasional man like DR.. lnfro'
changes the world for all his fell
lows.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
REFUSING A MILLION.

'What would you do with million,
Il you had it," is a favorte subject
for school compositions and the
Young essavist who says that he
would put the money in the bank re-
turns an answer that is sensible, tho
too laconic for classroom purposes,
\ young man OF Massachusetts mas
sprung a sensation by refusing 4 lee
acv OF $l,000,o0a ieft him by hi
father, and he Eivcs at @ome length
the reason for tn refusal. II. re-
fuses the money, because, in short,
he feels that it doesn't belong TO him,
but to the poor. The statement would
be more impressive, If he and his
wife and child were not living at his
mothers expense while he pufsues
no gainful occupation. Let him 90
to work and he will get a more re
spectful hearing The world Is rot
so ready TO listen to idle gentiliiy
spinning a theory as to the few
pointed words OF the son Of toll who
lets his work talk for him.
A man who refuses a million re-
fuses a gorgeous chance TO do good.
IL ne Is 80 EtHtlpu6 lHdt lll9 il'bl
is troubled by the sorrows of the
world, and if he cannot evade the af-
firmative answer to the question. Am
| my brothers keeper he need not
go far. from his own door yard and
rooftree to find causes and people
to engage whatever lifting power he
may have to bestoW. A million dol
lars is great power and so Is
dollar with the abysmal levels now
reached by the deprecated foreign
currency A man with dollars to
spend could have the best kind of a
time feeding children, either in Eur
npe or at home. 1t should he great
satisfaction to him to watch the mon
ey going where ii will do good. If he
refuses to take it, he cannot be so
sure that it will he spent for the ends
of which his altruistic nature would
GDDrOVe.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
OBITUARY.

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90 aiad - III, ho,,, ~, ,rnnic, m
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1,r, 49, t',d tt,,,5 nn bi, f.rn, ,voet nf
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''.9.,'',' ,ra,t,., ,,.1,la liz ,Iaast
. or' t -" l,ra - .bo ha,,ost,aad in rho
,,,n, 1eto ,rhor his ,nu,,qoet CON ,-as
called TO the c0lOrs ana all farm help
WAS hard To get Mr. Docc tried % do
all he could and not being very robust
while at work in a hay loft he fell
from the top of an lN-foot ladder and
sustained such severe internal iniur-
les that he never fully recovered. but
gradually grew worse ana ended IN
in leakage of the heart along with
other serious ailments New OF his
death was a shock and grief TO the
large number of people who have
known him all his life He viii be
missed far and near in the business
circles and in the community in
which he has lived all his life as we'll
as those in his home so dear to him
and by the loved ones who viii al
ways remember nm as devoted nus
band, KIND and loving iather ana al
50 by the eight granddauShterS. To
know him was to love NM HlS very
presence seemed 70 command every
ones love ana respect toward hlu-
Ills Strensth Of character ana deteTm-
NATION 10 90 flEh} was so greet thaf
no could heithef pe forced nor tod\ed
to DO wrong.
4yt h; 4 10.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SEAFORD HAS 2 BIG
GAMES NEXT WEEK

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Aug 7-Seaford VIII
stage two big ball games next week.
on Tuesday, they will stack %
against the strong Greensboro, Md,
team. whhh is led by Hanson Hor-
sey. former big leaEuer who hae
gotten together a team composed or
professional ball players THIS Team
Is creating a sensation all over ine
peninsula on Wednesday, august II
pisinr sun leaders in the Susquehanna
League will be at Seaford. This team
Is making a flying trip down the pen
lnsula stopping at only few towns
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ACCUSED LIQUOR
TOTER RELEASED
Mclaughlin, Charged With
Violating Dry Law, Out
On Bail a
HOUSES SCARCE
IN SUSSEX TOWNS
speoIal 10 The EvenIns journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. 7.-James L
Mclaughlin, alias John Gray. OF phil
adelpha, who on Sunday. July IL.
Was arrested al the Hotel Rodney.
Lewes, IN company with Richard
hoohtOrd, charged with Transporting
and selling whiskey and held in 81 900
bail was released yesterday. bali
bond having been furnished by Dr.
John II Hammond.
Although the census renoris from
The Government show that there has
been falling on IN the population Of
SUSSEX County within the past tenS
years yet there prevails a scarcity Of
houses In nearly every town in mo
county. The scarcity is said 10 be-
due TO the fact that many OF mo
farmers have made enough MONEY
within the past ten years 10 retire.
and they are moving into the towns.
While doing some carpenter work
at his home near Spring Field Cross
Roads, Wilbur T. Cooper fell from
the building and was severely hurt.
Marvel Wilson, son OF State lneur-
ance Commissioner Thomas r. VIII
son. and a graduate Of Delaware Col
lege, class OF 20, who during the last
school term was agricultural IN
structor In the Frankford and Selhy-
VILE public schools. has accepted a
position with the Samson Tractor
Company. a subsidiary OF The General
Motors Corporation. Within few
DAYS will leave for Jsnesyille, Wis.
Contract has been awarded TO John
Barr. for the construction OF a tho
atre at Harrington for ]. r. Reese.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Iameo d. Norris, Mar
ket street, quietly celebrated then
nftleih wedding anniversary by hav-
ine their son. Charles Morris, OWL
minrton with them
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
E1ELn DAY AT ARDEN.

Arden's annual field day exercises
were held at the Single Tax colony
TODAY The events started at 1913
O'Clock when the juniors held their
exercises.
Al 3.3O o'clock the senions viii dis
play their athletic abilities. The
principsl items on the program viii
be a pie-eating contest, sack-race.
nail-drivinc contest for women. fat
mems race. wOmens relay race.
running broad jump, pole vault, and
other athletic events.
In the evening at 40 o'clock n
the open air theatre, the Arden play
ers will present Shskespeare's "Ro-
meo and Juliet and scenes from thu
Merchant Of Venice
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
To Philadelphia
and Chester
subsect 20 Change without Notice.
STANDARD TINE.
Wilmington, Fourth 81

yUhsrf for Philadelphia Week-davs
aa aatl q 90 100 A. NJ, iSo. 800, 4.i5 sSS' n
700 and a.3O p. NJ On Saturdays an al.
ditional trip, $50 P. NJ; Leave Philadei-
sO 400, AIS, 600 and $50 p. nj or
ssst,nrdavs. additional trips at 7.30 ana
sao p. NJ on Sundays and holidsvs
Icsye both Wilmington and Philadeip6ia
I 40 500, AIS, 600, 200, $50 and OK
z. NJ.
wilmington 5.45. 100, 500, 900, 10Oo
lioO A NJ od y Seloes al 6S noon; 100, 200
1ood. s1i.oO and 11.40 P. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove 500, $50, 500. a.Oo
1000, 100 A. NJ, u o'clock noon, 1.0C
200, 800, 400, 800. 500. 100, 800. 9.OC
sRuns only on Sats., Sun. 4 Holidays
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ROOMS WANTED
PIANO TUNING
WANTED

XXTANTED-TO ADOPT BABY.
w from / to . weeks old. Address
W-62, Evening Journal Office. augJ-St
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
nnIlsEHnIn NnTEs.

A wholesome luncheon IS spo&
bread served with milk or syrup.
Two teaspoons Of blackberry iusse
will color frosting lavender.
kid gloves will be smooth ar~T
washing il put on when almost drL
serving dishes with compartments
are excellent for ouiNoor meals
As a measure for safety, wash ~
cabbags leaves bought in the mafks's
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
IO''IS nISEFiiNGE iTrRAvELERs.
Totals sc,o,nF nv INNINGS

Richardson Park 80 1 0 02 0 IA
Defiance Travellers % 4 1 0 0 OF
Two-base hits--J. Brodley. WorrelL
.Cralghlon. Earned s-hichardson
Park. ,: Dehnace, 4. Struck out-By
Greenwell. 6 by Craighton, o. Bass
on halls-On Greenwpll, 3: or Craigf-
ION A stolen base-J. Brodley. Spear.
Greenweu. Mclaughlin. Maxwell.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
NOTICES

w ARLO MOORE. oPTICIAN. HAS
". removed from si9 Market st. to a07
Orange St aug5-tf.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

"A stockholders OF the Iodelle Drug
Company, will be held at 10 Ford Bldg,
on August II, 1920 at o'clock. TO take
action upon resolution OF the board OF
directors to dissolve the corporation.
Colonial Charter Company, no Ford
Bldg. jy2i -Si-aug7.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

L UMBER AT SALVAGE PRICES
II over two million feet, both new and
used; all dimensions. Byron =. Yeatch,
Trustee, Port Penn, Delaware. Phone,
Delaware City, 1l6. jy7-u.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

7 OsT-BUNCH OF KEYS; II FOUND
u return to 2OO $. Grant Ave. aug7-3t
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

The Giants pulled up 6 straight vio-
tories when they took both ends oI
a double header with the Cubs, . toz
and TO 2.
The Athletics won out IN the tenth
In pitchers battle between Rom
nell and C0Veleskie. Score, Philadei-
phia. ?; Cleveland, 4.
The Browns hit three senator
pitchers hard, winning "a TO 7. Judge
made two circuit clouts.
Six errors by the Phillies gave The
Reds an TO victory.
Dick Kerr won his own game IN
the tenth when he singled and scored
John Collins. Score. Chicago, ~
Boston, 3.
Seven runs in the "lucky seventh"
gave the Braves a Z TO victory over
the Cards.
Babe Ruth made II AZ when hg
wall0ped out two circuit clouts on
Dauss. Score, New York, IL; De
irOiL T.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SITUATION wANTED-MALE

DOY. BETWEEN Is AND Is. WISHES
ID TO learn trade. Address WIS, Even
ing Journal Office. aug2-6t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

LIFE AND CHARACTER READING

....... .H"g"s. .'.......
The governing planet is the Sun and
the governing sign is Leo. The birth
stone is diamond This mind is
orderly and methodical with an accur-
read human nature. The judgment is
clear and may be depended on for
good advice The physique is vigor-
our, healthy and OF strong endur-
ance.
The nature is fond OF music and art
There is strong inclination toward
the study Of religion and the occult
The nature is passionate and emotion
al and il perverted becomes destruc.
tive and often fails in its endeavor.
Lost articles may be recovered
through the use Of Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Neutrality-suspicious. TO WORK IN
W States Of Delaware, Southern Penn
sylvania and Western New Jersey sell
ing the preferred stock Of a large mer-
camille company. A man Of initiative,
honesty and good appearance should
make not less than 800 per week. Give
character references in first letter. All
correspondence strictly confidential Ad-
dress M-5S, Evening Journal ONCE.
aug7-1L
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
pARKFRs TRIM DEFIANCE

Defiance Travellers lost six-innins
game last night 10 the Richardson
Park Independents by the score or a
10 , Being short OF pitchers How
Creighton, The big 0rst sacker, went
on the mound for Defiance and pitch
ed a crediiable game, the PARK boys
winning out In the flfhh on two mus
and an error
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
AUTOMOBILES rnn SALE

ISoR SALE = SEVEN PASSENGER
Il Chalmers; extra winter top. 800
West ST. aug5-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
nEAL ESTATE FuR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EoR SALE-LoT AT loTH AND PINE
Il streets. Address Box VIA, Evening
Journal Once. august.
EOR sALE-HousE, s W. 18th ST;
II square plan. 7 rooms and bath, Ap-
ply on premises. ango-at
TOR SALE HOUSE. II ROOMS AND
bath, good condition. Apply MI
Dominick. has claymont 81 ausS-ot.
EoR sALE-HousE SEVEN ROOMS.
~ bath, heater, electric light and gas
EOR SALE BUNGALOW AND GAR.
Il age for sale. Apply 100 W. 18th st.
jy2i
rrHREs CORNER LOTS AT BELLE
moor, on pike. Apply 2eil Wash-
lngton st. Jy1o- m-w-s-ut'
EoR -EbMHURsT, TWO COR
ner lots 2oxloo each; good loca
tion. q. +. Sayles. 2i2O Lamotte 81
june2i-sats-u
EoR SALE NINE ACRES AND
seven dwellings, and barn adjoining.
bdsn PARK Garden, near Looae,l q, s.
e"h io''-N' S-'-e'u-p~
NOR sALE-HousE. EIGHT ROOMS
II bath, hot water heat. porch, large
lot 1908 Pine ST. Apply 1908 Pine st
nus'- '-'-s-in'
EoR sALE-NEw SIX ROOM HOUSE
II with open fireplace, hot air heat
front porch, at 2iO3 Carter 81, Apply
e2N Orange Sc augo.o,,
EoR sALE-EIGHr ROOM SEMI
II detached house; lot 2sxi0O; vicinit,
OF Ciaymont Apply 500, Evening Jour
nal oinee auso-or
EoR SALE BUNGALOW. CLAY
IT mont. Del, Franklin Ave. All con
venlences T01aO. J. II. Richardson
Phone Holly Oak, NV. auga-ot.
Two STORY HOUSE, BUNGALov
l. style, four bedrooms, all modsrl
conveniences; large lot, Price %o,UO,
Punna. a Del Dev. Corp. second nooi
$50 Market St. jy2o-m- -w-s-o,'
DuILD on OR INVEST IN TIL
ID most carefully restricted section o
Cnymont. Lots near pike, 00xisO. Pric
81 500. Easy terms or cash, J. d. Lovet
second door $50 Market 81.
jy2G- m VISIT
lC4EOO WILL BUY BRAND NEy
D4OUU bungalow. six rooms bntl
porch, cemented cellar. heat, complet
on lot 5OxisO feet, at Lyndaih, Immed
ate possession. Bargain. Phone aN
Lyndaiia Co, Newport Del jyi3-t-t-s-t
EOR sALE-ICE CREAM, CIGAR AN
II candy store, combined with a billiar
. purlor. for sale At Carhey's Point, woi
dcrful opportunity for quick buyer AZ
! dress 500, Evening Journal once.
aug0.3t.
EOR SALE-GENERAL STORE; GOO
II opportunity for quick buyer; rel
son for selling, owner must leave tow
: Southwestern section Of city. Also gos
; living quarters Apply Box Wal, hvel
p ing Journal once. augo-ot
. I ARGE CORNER LOT. LOCATED
- highest restricted section In Cia
mont; 100 feet front on Wilmlngt'
pike; 300 feet deep; traosportauo
gas, water, electricity. Price given
n desirable parties on application. J.
}, Lovett. second floor. $50 Market 81.
iy20- m w-s-0t.
rVHE SUMMER HOTEL. CORNE
Il best location In town, now allied
capacity: p bedrooms. two baths, kite
ems and diningrooms, furnished
water heat, one large room, store, po
oiice, electricity. artesian water ~
age for siK cars; one square station a
ocean. $4,000 business last year own
Box 100. Seaside Heights n. j. aug1-
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
LEO LtTTMAN,
MAX WINDISH.
Met =.
Attest: s. NJ. MAINLAND.
Secretary.
STATE OF ILLINoIs, COUNTY OF

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF
COOK. SIS;
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this
ninth day OF July, A. d. 1920. !, Dorothy
HOling, q Notary Public, In and for
the county and State aforesaid, DO
HEREBY CERTIFY that X. II HAN
AUER. President Of BAKE-RITE COR
PORATION, and LEO LITTMAN and
MAX WINDISH (said Littman and said
Windish with said Hanauer, consutut-
ing the entire Board Of Directors Of said
Bake Rite COrporatiOn) personally known
10 me, and personally known 10 me 20
be president and directors. respectively.
OF said Bake Rite Corporation, person
ally appeared before me, this day. In
person and severally acknowledged that
they signed the above and foregoing
Certificate Of Reduction OF said Bake
Rite Corporation as their free and vol
untary act. as such president and dlrec-
tors, and as the free and voluntary act
OF said corporation, for the uses and
purposes therein set forth and that the
corporate seal to said certificate affixed
Is the common and corporate seal OF said
company, and that the same was duly
afixed by the authority OF the stocEhold-
ers OF said company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and Notarial Seal,
the day and year aforesaid.
(SeaD DOROTHY HOLLlNG,
Notary Public.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
sALEsMEN WANTED

WANTED-ONE LIVE HUSTLER IN
W Wilmington to handle our line o.
sales and order books; large demand
liberal commission. Chicago Sales Book
Co.. Dept. 45, Chicago. aug7-it
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

Screen doors and general alteration
work. Store fronts a speciality. Carpen-
Ter shop at Eden Park. Phone $780, W,
city. Joseph Thomas. jyS-1m.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
sPIRITUALIsT NOTICE.

TIRsT PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
II ist church, o06 West street. Sunday
evening service, 745. Messages by Mrs.
Patterson. All welcome. Skeptics in
Vited. aug5-3t
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
I'VE. rnE uNpnRsIeNnp. R. II

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. r. II.
W HANAUER, president OF BAKE
RITE CORPORATION, corporation
organized and existing under the laws
Of the State OF Delaware, aud LEO
LlTrMAN aud MAN WfNDtSH. cOnsti-
tuting all OF the directors OF said cor
poration, Do HEREBY CERTIFY that
on Friday, the 7th day OF May, A. d..
ls2O. at the hour OF 6 O'Clock p NJ. pur-
snant 70 call Of the Board OF Directors
stockholder Of record. 20 his or her last
known address as the same appears on
the books and records OF the corpora
tion, more than twenty (e0l days be.
fore the date set for said meeting, and
which said call and notice stated the
time, place and object Of said meeting,
a special meeting Of the stockholders
was held and there were present at such
proxy, stockholders representing the en-
| tire outstanding capital stock OF said
/ corporation. that at said meeting, by
the unanimous vote OF the stockholders
the capital stock Of said corporation was
/ reduced from the sum Of One Hundred
/ Fifty Thousand Dollars lxi50Oo0), rep
/ resented by fifteen hundred Il 500
shares of the par value OF one hundred
| dollars lSi00l each, Of which hve hun
| dred (5OO) shares are preferred land OF
which preferred stock only one hundre,
| nifty tl50l shares were Issued and out
standingl and one thousand Il u'OOO
shares are common, 10 One Hundre,
Thousand Dollars (S1OO.OO0) represented
by one thousand u 900 shares Of com
mon stock OF the par value Of One Hun
dred Dollars tSiO0) each
And the undersigned do further Ger
tify that all Of the unsecured debts o
the corporation have been fully paid an'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the under
signed. r. II. HANAUER. as Presiden
Of said BAKE-RTTE CORPORATION
and LEO LITTMAN and MAX WIND
ISH. constituting with said X. II
Hanauer, all Of the directors OF said cor
pOration. have caused this Certificate o
Reduction to be signed and acknowl
edged, and the corporate seal OF sal
| corporation TO be hereuntO Affixed, thi
9th day OF July. A. ID. 1920.
(Sea) r. II. HANAUER,
President
LEO LITTMAN,
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Don't look for window signs, up
to-date owners use the Want Ad way
10 rent houses or roOms.-hdv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
APARfMENTs WANTED

XXrANTED-FOUR ROOM APART
w ment by September IS. state price
Address w-67. Evening Journal once
aug6-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
LAKEWOOD DEFEATS cREENHLL.

Lakewood defeated Greenhill last
night In fast game. 3 TO 3. Lake
wood has won seven straight games
and would like 10 arrange the games
with any fast team between The ages
Of a 10 i6 years. Send challenges
TO j. Haggee, i09 Delamore Place.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
STATE nF DELAwARE.

STATE VI DhlAn Ann ..
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, EVERETT c. JOHNSON, Secretary
Of State Of the State Of Delaware, do
hereby certify that the above and fore.
going Is true and correct copy OF
Statement Of Reduction Of Capital stock
nv the 'BAKE-RITE CORPORATION" ,"
as received and filed IN this Office the
nineteenth day OF July, A ID. 1920, at
O'Clock A. NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
/ have hereunto set my hand
aud official seal. at Dover. this
(SEAL) nineteenth day OF July, I'm the
year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
jy2i 31-aug7 Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
GREATER PITTSBURG

Tenn. Ave, near beach. American plan
special weekly. Special family rates.
l.. WELLHOFER.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
HFLP wANTFn-MALE

VXTANTED - LABoRERS. APPLY
w Thompson & Binger. 2ei W. Tenth
street. aUgT-3t
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

ETIT T M WW TWWN.
One hundred 40 and "a horsepower
new A. G.. motors. for immediate delivery.
Motor Exchange, 3H North Third St,
Philadelphia. aug7 10-12
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
FOR SALE

EOR SALB-sINGER SEWING MA
II chine; Al condition: must be
sold. Cali COZ W. Front st. aug7-2t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

UyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN
w for wash house. Apply at once.
Snow White Laundry, "a Vandever Ave.
aug7-3t
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

EoR SALE LOT AT 4oTH AND PM
IL streets Address Box WA, Evening
journal ONCE august.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
RFAI ESTATE WANTED.

DARTY WISHES TO RENT UNFUR-
i nished. medium sized house with
two baths. located between Tenth street
and the Brandywine and west Of Br0ome
street Phone l0s2. auga-bt.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
IN TESTIMONY

EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
aug7-1k Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-04

ice and salt are placed, while it's
outer walls and ends are a double
walled 12-inch air space affording ex-
cellent insulation, as tests proved.
The two ends are closed by covers
of the same size and design, but one
end gives access to the cream COM
partnent and the other to the ice,
so that no sailing of the cream is
possible. The bottom of the center
vessel is is inches from the ice open
ing and all the ice and salt must 20
in through this space. The covers
are pressed steel caps with a groove
for rubber ring underneath, and a
IS inch depression on top with g.
inch crosspiece. whose projecting
edges are forced under hooks riveted
to the top of the freezer, effecting a
tight seal.
The materials being sheet steel
with pressed seams, the freezer is
amply strong, and the ends are de-
pressed SO that the freezer does not
rest on the cover, but on the raised
fange around the edge of the plates.
If, however, the enamel or tin is
New-York tribune., 1920-07-04
A Tidy White Ice Cream
Freezer That Needs No Turning
THE ice cream freezer

TINE ice cream freezer is not
apt to be thing of beauty,
however much joy it may bring
to the family. But the Auto Vacuum
Freezer, with its neat white enameled
cylinder only 9 inches wide by 11s
inches high, could stand in the
frllllest kitchen and only add to it's
looks. The two-quart model was ex-
amined and found to hold 2-3
quarts Of finished product and to
weigh, empty, only 42 pounds. A
four-quart freezer is also available.
Construction
Ice cream to eat with no freezer to
turn is probably one Of small boys
specifications for heaven-and here
we have it. The miracle is wrought
simply by suspending one bright,
smooth, tin-plated cylinder (3A
inches by 91s inches) centrally in
side of a larger one, which is Ak
inches by 1912 inches, inside meas
urements. 1t is finished in blue
granite enamel Thus there is a
Pinch space around and below the
cream compartment in which the