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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
Sill MA DTVOKY ZAPAD.

Chicago, 13. srpna. Policie
zdeisi zatkla dnes Waltera Et-
terra a Williama Reichle-a
15-lete z Pittsburgh. kteTi ma
lezeni byli ma nadrazi S s2,221
v kapsach. Etter doznal, ze pc
nfze ty wal svemu otci, jenz
vlastni hotel v Pittsburgh. Ho-
81 prohlasili, ze NELL 1myslu
jfti ma divoky zapad av "a
vazadlech NELL dive rutnice a
diva velke noze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

Herr Hugo SHINES, pia1ivo-
IVY kral, prImyslovy magnat a
MATTEL novin, jenz vedl ne
mecky odboj proti spojencum
ma konferenci We Spaa, ale
konecne prec byl donucan pri-
stoupiti ma pozadavky vit6zd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
MIR MEZI ARMENSKEM A
BOLSEVIKY.

LondVn. 13. srpna. PTedbez-
ra nirova smlouva byla uza.
vrena mezi ruskou sovetovou
vladou a Armenskem, pravi il
skrova depese, obdrzena zde
z Moskvy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
UTOk MA RUMUNSKO
PLANOYAN.
Jakmile Rusove budou hotovi
s Polskem, uderi pry ma Ru-
munsko v Bessarabii.

Washington, 13. srpna. DG-
Verne zpravy, jez odbor statu
obdrzel z Ruska, sdeluji, ze So
vetske Rusko planuje obrov-
skou ofensivu proti Rumunsku,
z nzemi Bessarabie, iez bude
zahajena lined pc docileni u
plneho vitezstvi mad Polskem.
Zda Sc, re moskevske lrady,
obavajice Sc povazliveho nedo-
statku potravin V Rusku pristf
zimu rovnez obavajice sc de-
mobilisovati armady, planuji
tento novy vpad do stredni E.
vropy "a dvojitym u6elem zmo-
cnenf Sc rumunske sklizne a ST.
reni evangelia bolSevismu.
A vice nez to, utok ma Ru-
munsko ma byti pfedehrou
noveho pokusu ma zkrusenf
protibolsevickeho hnuti ma il
hu Ruska. vedeneho gen. Wran
gelem, drive nez tento vGdce
bude moci ziskati nejakou w.
datnejsi podporu Cd francouz-
ske vlady.
Vzhledem X tomuto novemu
nebeZpecf nfednici americk6
vlady ocekavaji mnoho cd po-
sledni noty presidenta Wilso-
ma v nadeji, re snad bude miti
lucinek ma oslabeni moci Lenina
q Trockeho nad ruskym lidem,
David r. Francis, americkp
velvyslanec pro Rusko, jenz
vsak jiz po dlouhou dobu dli
We Spoj. Statech, pravil po kon-
ferenci s presidentovym Sc
kretarem Tumutym:
"Moji pfedpovedi jest, re
sovetska vlada So neudrzi ami
sest mesicG, zda-li presidento-
va nota pronikne mezi rusky
lid. Jeji Icinek nevyhnutelne
bude. ze otresa zaklady boise
vickeho rezimu. hnuti, iez dav
no isem jiz odporucoval."
V ufednich kruzfch bylo
dnes vyiadfovano vseobecne du-
sokoieni mad OMAN enim Pa
Tize, re francouzska vlada po-
sila notu do Washingtonu, pri-
jimajicf pine stanovisko presi-
dentovo vzhledem k Rusku
obsahujfci prohlaseni proti
rozcleneni Ruska.
Panuje podezfeni, re Vel
ka Britanie rada by docflila
dorozum6ni s Amerikou while
dem k Rusku, avsak Lloyd
George jest v obtfznem posta-
veni - ma jedne strane mocna
Delnicka strana vefejnymi
sympatiemi pro bolsevicky re-
zim v Rusku, ma druhe strane
obchodnf zajmy pozadujici OBJ
noveni obchodnich vztahu
Ruskem, nez-li Sc toho bohate-
no trhu zmocni jine Zeme. q
teto pficiny uplyne asi delsi
cas- nez-li Amerika a Angle
seidou Sc ma spolecne ceste.
Londyn, 13. srpna. Bylo zde
1redne oznameno dnes odpo-
ledne, ze zadne opatreni neby-
10 ucineno pro schIzku mezi
premierem Lloydem Georgem
a francouzskym premierem
Millerandem vzhledem k fran
couzskemu uznani vlady ma il
hu Ruska.
"Francie zaujala jiste sta
novisko a udrzuje je Velka
Britanie cini totez," bylo re-
ceno zastupci Sdruzeneho I'll
sku. "Neni treba zadne kon-
ference neni. Napjeti do znac-
ne miry Sc uvolnilo a zeme ty
nejsou tax daleko cd sebe, Ja-
ko situace vtera Zdala Sc ma
svedcovati."
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
FOR SALE Grocery Store

Exceptionally good buy. good cash business less than $3000 will buy. This store has 5-year lease on bldg. Three rooms. s65 per month. McCormick, Phone 6g3. m
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Business Chances

FOR SALEETaXi stand. With bond and license. Washington St. near Cen tral. Box 21D. Republican nI
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Spot Cash for
 Liberty Bonds Davie Realty Go.
1es N. CENTRAL

WANTED-Carpers to clean. Eiec- tric Carpet Cleaners. 61s s. Center. tf
 WE ARE prepared to pay highest prices for your used household goods. Call or phone 1476. Arizona Supply Co.,, 343-345 E. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Mack Motor Go.
52O W. Washins

52O w Washington St m FOR SALE = OIdsmopire roadster. used very little. Phone 4535, after 6:30 D. m. 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
4. I. VERANS.
State of Arizona, )
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for constructing the Alpine Reserve Road, Section ., from Stations 1115-00 to 1494-S4, located within the DatiI National Forest, State of New Mexico, County of Socorro, will be received by tho District Engineer. Bureau of Public Roads. U- <. Depart ment of Agriculture, A at Room 21s Luna Stricl<Ier Building, Albuquerque, New Mexico, until 2 o'clock D. m., May %, 1920. at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, and none will be considered except those from contractors ascertained to be experienced and responsible.
 The project is approximately 72 miles in length and the principal items are approximately as follows:
 g Acres Clearing and grubbing 4434 Gu. yds. Rock Excavation. 213S5 Gu. yds. Common Excavation.
 9S9 Lin. it. Log culverts varying sizes. Bubble masonry retaining walls, pro lection ~ditches and incidental items. The work is to be completed within one hundred and seventy-fiVe weather working days The maps, plans, speci- fications, estimate of quantities and contract forms may be examined at above address
 Proposals must be made on forms and in accordance with instructions. forming a part of the specifications, and must be accompanied by q deposit in an amount at least equal to five of the amount of the bid, in accordance with said instructions.
 F. z. WHEELER.
 Acting District Engineer.
 -------- o ----
 .far.e
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Wanted, Situation, Male <

WANTED-By reliable young man, light work, preferably cashier, collector or clerk. Best local references and bonds furnished. Salary expected about $l5 a week; not sick. Box IT'D. Re publican. Il
 WANTED-Position as salesman: prefer position with growing concern: some experience Phone s4s1. MT. Cowser m
 WANTED = Forenoon work Box f2D. Repubi.can. n
 WANTED Position as engineer or maintenance man; understand pumps and engines of all kinds; 20 years ex- perience on construction and repairs; will go any place. 1922 ". Adams. Phone 21e4. bb
 MALE stenographer for six years private secretary to IT. $. District Court judge, and reporter in Federal courts, open for position as stenog- rapher and secretary. Experienced in handling voluminous correspondence. \ capable stenographer and type writist i. =. Brocklehurst, GOT Fay Rldg- Los Angeles Cal. m
 WANTED-Tractor blowing. railing brush, root pulling. We develop your land to suit you. No joo too big Work guarauteed. Box 10D. if
 CLEAN your house, rugs, polish your floors, guarantee the work. John King. Phone 1249. bs
 WANTED-Ranch work Can handle teams and irrigate. M. Rutledge, 23S F.. Washington. Phone 126o.
 WANT blowing or discing for trac- tor outfit; can start work at once Walter Brandis. BPS N. 3d ave.
 WANTED-By young man. position as motion picture operator and house electrician. Have F years experience as operator and house electrician. Best of references. Box SIC. Republican. D
 WANTED-Sman jobs carpenter work by day or contract. Call at 1463 F. Fillmore. T
 WANTED-Work on ranch man and wife; woman to cook. man to work. c. l.. Brock, 1922 West Adams Phoenix. Ariz. 5l
 CAPABLE and experienced aIl- around office man; married; good bookkeeper, stenographer, understand ing every phase of advertising, open for engagement. Box 5SC, RepubIi- can. Il
 SERVICE MEN
 SEEK JOBS
 When you want help give the first chance to ex-service men. A number of men who have served their country now are looking for positions here. Phone American Legion Headquarters 4935. and we may De able to fill yoar needs. fl
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Legal Advertising

 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL. TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by A. l. Verans, doing business at 343 East Washington Street in the City of Phoenix, Arizona under the name and style of ARIZONA SUPPLY COM PANY. that it is his intention to sell the stock of general merchandise at said place of business within fifteen days after the recording of this notice which is given in accordance with Chapter 2, Title 51, R. <. 1919, Civil Code State of Arizona, as amended. Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 29th day of April, ss2.
 A. l. VERANS. State of Arizona,
 )ss. County of Maricopa,)
 This instrument was acknowledged before me this 29th day of April, 1920, by A. l. Nerans.
 BARNETT F. MARKS (Notarfal Sea1 Notary Public. My commission expires March 23, 1924
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05

Most of the sands found on beaches and other places arc ruins of rocks which have come apart usually by the action of water.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
WELL LOCATED SANITARIUM
 E-nP SALE,

ONE of the best equipped automobile and machine shops in the state. With all equipment. Inquire Box 1SD, Re- publies- If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Wanted-Help, Male


 FOUR HONEST, INFLUENTIAL SALESMEN FOR REAL ESTATE. Don't apply unless you are practically experienced and acquainted
 C. E. PAGE
 Phone 41S7. A l.. Adams. m WANTED - First class produce salesman. Phone 1895. It WANTED-Man who understands cleaning and blocking hats. Good proposition. 241 W. Washington. m DO NOT work for someone else all your life. If you are hustler excep- tional opportunity is now offered you to get into business for yourself. by large manufacturer of specialties sold to factories, schools, hotels. public and private institutions. office buildings and others. Unlimited field products absoluteN necessity; covered by pat ents; no experience required; exclu- sive selling rights in districted terri tory; proposition insures continuous repeat orders; large profit enables ap- pointment sUb-agents. Address Harold Kolepman, President, 1911 Fulton St, Chicago. It WANTED Experienced clothing salesman. Do not call if not experi- enced. r South First Ave. n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Personals

AUTO for Agua Caliente, Hot Springs leaving 9.3O a. m. "Wednesday from Valley Clothing store. Room for three: share expenses. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Wanted-HeIp, Female 2

WANTED-A woman for cooking and housework; no washing. Phone 1nOR5 bD
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Special Notices

WANTED-f you think you have paid too much freight charges on your household effects or other goods. bring your freight bills or bills of lading to the Arizona Traffic Association, 16 Donofrio Bldg, II w. Adams street, Phoenix Edp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05

WANTED = Address of Old Ar Smith owning a house who answered ST elderly lady. Box 65D, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
For Sale

GARAGE IN BEST LOCATION IN PHOENIX F UP P F D WITH LATHE, DRILLS. BATTERY STA TION AND WASH RACK. GOOD LEASE. Al BUSINESS. POOR HEALTH REASON FOR SELLING BOX 24B, REPUBLICAN,. tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Many % the larger Insurance corn.
panlca have been considering the
plan OF operating their own repair
shops In largo cities. 10 take care
OF automobile Insurance work.
This IL tho Information brought
out by Frederick G. Russell. writing
in the Motor world. who points TO
the prime cause for this eontem.
plated action as being general mis-
understanding between tho repair
men and the Insurance companies.
"Repairmcn In general are not
spoken Of highly" says Russell. al
ways waiting for the opportunity to
do the insurance companies"
But the rcpairman has valid
complaint against tho Insurance com
panics. They try 30 beat him
down: their damaged cars take up
valuable space while legal difficult.
ties are being un,angied. and he
must wait months for settlement
Tho car owner. as The main r~a-
son against this plan OF the fnsnr'
anco companies. prefers 20 have his
machine repaired by HIS own garage
man. And here springs the fear OF
the INSURANCE, companies that col
fusion may dupe them % more dam
ages than should he paid.
Russell. who In an insurance ad'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
GASOLINE
SUPPLIES
INCREASE

Gasoline supplies are increasing
nationally and on the Pacific coast.
according 10 Bureau Of Mines
figures and tho American Petroleum
Institute.
The DOGGY OF shortage IL being
dtspeiicd by the official reports
which show that during April. tho
latest month for which there arc
figures. production OF gasoline was
2.Ses.esi gallons ahead OF the de
mand. Consumption was s.Ssi.9is
gallons. whereas output was ii.tei..
&&S gallons. Reserve stocks increased
10 s&S. 6Sc.sas gallons. which showed
= considerable gain on the March
figure OF e.s.sss.osS gallons in re.
ocrvc.
States on the Pacific coast have
been suffering shortage In spite OF
tho general plentitude. because OF
local conditions. This situation II
passing. The American Petroleum
institute reports: mo expense or
effort to provide sufficient gasoline
O. supply the Pacific eoas, demand
= being spared"
ArEoH3. NcNaca and eastern part
~ Oregon and Washington arc be-
tng supplied to some extent from
tn mtd-ccntincnt and Wyoming
zelda Practically all this business
Wns supplied last year from califor.
MIA
Improved refining processes are
oo1ng introduced IN tho California
fleJ4- which win greatly Increase
peon1hllities Of output In that ter
rttnry within few months. Many
0eloA are getting only IL to Is per
cent from crude. with the best
GEncking machinery this percentage
en- - at least doubled. Some fields
81 over 20 per cent of gasoline from
oRu6o.
During the present emergency ex-
ports nom Pacific ports arc being
.&ept down TO per cent Of the total
proauction- In 1919 tho exports from
Nh Pacific ports were IL per cent
- The production In that region.
From the above figures the aues-
1loo: IL the production OF fuel oil
oeuuredr'' The answer Is unqucs
'eionab1y. Yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
NEW RIM TOOL
IN GREAT DEMAND

The Pacific Rim Tool Sales Com
pany Of 235s 18th ave. ~. who are
the manufacturers and distributors
OF the Pacific Rim Tool In n recent
Interview. report that they are re
ceiving calls from all parts of the
United states and abroad for this
tool. They have recently closed n
contract with n New Zealand firm
for the distribution OF their product
In that country.
The tool consists OF n screw jack
with two adjustable legs which hook
over the edge of the rim and by
turning the handle OF the jack con.
tracts the rim which permits easy
removal OF tho tire. Turning the
handle In the reverse direction eas-
lily expands the hardest rim TO the
locking point Tho tool Is small,
compact. and light an II weighs but
ten pounds and can be folded so as
to take no more space in the tool
box than the ordinary Jack.
According TO representatives Of the
above firm they are unable TO manu-.
facture tools fast enough TO meet
with the demand for this Seattle
made product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
AUTOMOBILE OF TODAY
CONSIDERED NECESSITY

THE giant strides which tho au
tomobilc has made In perfecung the
passenger car to tina, point OF effi
cheney necessary 10 become a part
and parcel Of our everyday life. can
be seen from tho fact that while
only a few years ago !. was re
garicd as a pleasure vehicle. today
II II acclaimed by the entire world
as a utility and necessity In AL
walks OF NE. and In practically
every line Of business endeavor.' .
says c. II. williams. sales manager
Of tho Frank watcrhouso a Co. 10
cal Kis-ei distributors.
'.The purchase Of an automobile
today IL considered an Investment
The purchaser has In mind utilizing
It's time and labor.savinE qualities
to his advantage. He has made In
ven,igations. talked with owners and
has seen It's efficiency demonstrat.
ed on tho streets every day. It's
reliability OF construction. dependa-
bfiity OF performance. and adapsa.
billy in saving time. has proven Its
unnsaailabio position In tho life and
work Of the nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Insurance Companies Plan
Running Own Repair Shops

jusirr. does not favor tho central
repair shop idea in itself. but insists
this IL suro TO come II tho differ.
enccs between the repairmcn and in
nurance companies continue.
Unless there In better under
standing between car owner. repair
man and adjustrr." he says. the In.
rurance companies will try their plan
because they win be forced to-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BUSINESS MEN ARE
NOW GETTING WISE

sBusy business men are getting
wise To the fact that IL In FAR more
arduous 10 sit In a dingy railroad
station waiting for late trains 70
take them 10 important engagements
than II is to sit behind the whank
Of an automobile and experiences
the exhiiaration Of an invigoratiug
trip across country TO the desired
point" Is the opinion OF r. NJ o.
mond. manager Mitchell Motor =
Service ompany. Briscoe distributors
for Seattle.
1.-The Motor thru slogan which
was originated by Frederick Cowfn.
president Of the Briscoe Motor Cur
poration, has become the watchword
Of the hour with progressive men
everywhere. IL Is purely a result Of
habit and ultra-conservatism that
keeps anyone today from utilizing
the motor car for general business
purposes. This tendency Is evidenced
by those who still drive a horse b.
cause OF an absurd dislike for things
progressive. These ancient land
mark preservers' continue TO enduro
the inconvenience. uncleanIineea.
and delays incident TO railway travel
short trips. Progressive men. how
ever, are grasping the right perspeo'
tive OF our transportation problem.
viewing II in the light Of progress
which has distinguished the motor
age.
we now look upon q coase-eD-
coast motor tour as an ordinary -
complement. and II Is gratifying
TO note the increasing recognition u
the motor car an the most economb
cal and recreativc convcyance now
at our disposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

STORY ON
BILLBOARD

Il y not only ancient history
! which y written on the big historical
buIIetin boards which have been
plnced along tho nations highways
~ The United States Tire company
j % inform the travelling rnotorist OF
The points OF interest In his Journey.
I Four boards recently erected give
1nforxnafion concerning the nominees
~ tho republican and democratic
parties for president and vicc prcsi-
Aent-
At Marion. Ohio. one Of the big
history books has page reading as
1oIloWE
Marion u the home Of Warren
q. Harding. who started In life as a
printers devil and rose TO United
States senator from Ohio. now being
the republican nominee for the
presidency"
Al Northampton. Mass the page
Of history says:
s~Northampton In the home Of
Calvin Coolidge. who was elected
guverncr OF Massachusetts, by the
largest vote ever recorded for that
oeIce. ana u now the republican
1cmjnee for vice president"
The bulletin devoted to Governor
Cox states:
.TraTs End near Dayton. Ohio.
- the home Of James NJ Cox. COVER.
nor o. Ohio for three terms who be-
gan life ~ newsboy and II now the
de1socr1ffc nominee for the presi-
S.ncy Of the United States"
The painted display concerning
franklin ID. Roosevelt placed near
poughkeepsic. ". r.. records
''Near Poughkeepsic Is Hyde park.
Birthplace and summer home OF
Tranklin d. Roosevelt. democratic
nominee for the vice presidency.
whose official career has been like
that Of Theodore Roosevelt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
STEWART VACUUM
SYSTEM Improvement


Tho Stewart Vacuum System 10
considered ono OF the greatest Inn
provements In the motor car. Car
makers quickly recognized Its value.
Nlnety-fivo per cent now use Il M
standard equipment
II absolutely banishes every gnso-
limo feed trouble common with other
systems. II feeds gna e. The car
buretor automatically and evenly
under the worst motoring conditions
you can ever encounter. over
toughest roads and Htcepest hills
your motor never faitcr-. down TO
the last drop in the supply tank.
How II Works.
The Stewart Vacuum System 10 q
small tank installed under the hood
and connected with the intake mani.
fold. carburctor and gasoline reser.
volr. The intake strokes Of the mo.
tor create vacuum In the upper
chamber OF tho tank. which draws
gasoline from the supply tank. Az II
flows into tho upper chamber II
raises float When float reaches
a certain height II automatically
shuts off the vacuum valve and
opens an atmospheric valve. which
let's gasoline flow into the lower
chamber.
The float drops with tho gasoline.
and when IL reaches a certain point
Il In turn reopens the vacuum valve
and the refilling process begins
again. The lower chamber II always
open to the atmosphere. 30 that the
gasolln. flows TO the cauburetor as
required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
AUTO talk

A Roosevelt road. lined with
memorial trees. IL the latcs, plan for
/, tho perpetuation OF the former presa
dents memory. II has been pro
posed by Charles IL Pack. president
OF the American Forestry associa'
ton. who has also sought the CO
operation OF automobile associations.
The Pennsylvania state constab.
ulary are coming off their fine
horses and will hereafter police tho
state on motorcycles. This became
known when a contract was recently
awarded To n motorcycle manufac-
turer for 20 OF hts latest model ma
chimes
Fully IS per cent OF those applying
for licenses ms automobile operators
in New York arc being rejected BY
the examiners. The examination II
considered one OF tho strictcst ia
the country.
When you're humping over q
particularly rough and rutty road.
think what worse time you'd have
down In Chile. Compict. description
Of tho highways there arc contained
In this short sentence: The roads
are very hard on tlrcs.-
Southern states show the largest
proporsionaso gain in automobile
registration this year. This. IL IL
said. ls due 10 the fact that there
have been heavy demands for cotton
during and since the war. which has
put the South In a strong financial
position and has enabled tho cotton
growers 10 use motor power for
transportation
New Jersey motorists have gained
point against the overloaded truck
The highway commission has decided
to place n fins on all trucks passing
thru the state overloaded. Scales
win be ready on the different high.
ways and when n passing truck ia
believed TO be carrying more weight
than allowed by license. II viii be
weighed. II ovcr.weightcd. finr
win be imposed
motor truck should run In excess Of
100. 900 miles.
Illinois. Ohio and Pennxyivania arc
nearly alike In the number Of regis
trattons OF motor vehicles.
Despite the high cost Of gasoline.
saxicab fares are cheaper In Buenos
Aires. =. A.. tffhn any other Of the
worlds larger cities
More than 1000 automobile own
ers and mechanics have received
training IN motor courses at the Col
iege Of the City OF New York
Amrrican-made automobiles arr
more conspicuous on streets Of Ath-
ems. Greece. than any European
make.
Illinois, Michigan and Mass
ehusetts permit the operation Of
motor trailer trains 90 or IS feet
in length.
For transportation by rail. fiat
cars and gondolas are used In ship
ping automobiles around the coun-
try.
While there are 100000 miles Of
railway in the United States. the
motor car has the use OF 2.5oo.ooO
miles OF highway.
The estimated production NJ sgri-
culture type motor tractors for 1890
Is 300 900.
The Boston postal service In
Massachusetts, is to be augmented
with 10 additional motor trucks.
French pedestrians pay little or no
tons for the manufacture and own
ership Of automobiles.
There are only 29o,135 miles Of I'M
proved highways In this country.
Smallest Practical
Z m aRsy TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Tho State Of Oregon has nearly
10 times as many motor vehicles as
the entire country OF Norway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Motor truck trains moved between
points 1000 miles distant during the
war.