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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Enlistments In
Guard Troop Will
Open Tomorrow

Win fnr urUu-IuE infssrs. u.aJ
iol.I Dos ila ..w national guard pro-
IuDt inr tlis clty. plans ur" noW com
plotted fu open HuI~.m'ut- tomorrow
Seventy IN men, 900 col good physical
mental and mulsl quail lrAtiuus urp
wanted tu make IIr A|luuIurrlu' uI.l
itlrt organization rsItpsp ZOO oth'r- boo
Che country. Captain Grille rcpOfiH
THAT ihr program FOO hr adopted will
provide enough recreation. huIsrWHu
snip and wtr pruwc,s to satisfy the
most vital rHd bluuDrl. thrill luvIur
American Boo u1u troop The organize
iiuu VIII he OF thr most soIoutivr mae
turo lud uul One chosen fur me COIN
puuN must approach I.ir fu's} stan
ItTl. OF manhood.
\ shipment of 90 horses is expected
soon and Stables are already hciur
planned for thrIF accommodation
Five men FROM the troop wili boz su-
lortrd with 70 view Go thoir iitlrvs, tn
care tHr those horses. Those positions
viii i addition Goo The 20 per ccuI pay
pf On" regular soldier. met st5 prr
Wuufh An prospective "Euurdsruuu
lr' invited Iu guuHult capt i'riI, lu
his office in tIu Whiting huli. nE f"r
particulars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
T. HCANNA ON
income TAXB0DY
Governor Names Com
mission To Study
System

SANTA FE March N-iTlc com
mission - Study ineomt iax system .
hnU make Recommendation iuF -.
.ls.nr rht New NexIrn .nrhme "a,
Inv WAS a~nnpIrted io0HS ~ Opscinc'
~1Airafa5a "a cnnsiaiH ~ ~ hc'
cnuUa. Albuquerque, Joe Sneriaaii.
silver Oltx. MIN. o. Hayden, 10
Seras N q Nafcfniar. hofwsiifJohA
lnefna asnta re.
Governor iAIIaau,u ms announced
be wIii aflent thc convention ~ uie
induatfhd iearifr 90 The southwest M
De- lirI9 D. I.ee Angeles Aptil 3 an 3
und.tae iiailonai good fvuAs aeaoein.
tlnh which will meet n Hot springs
arA. kpfIl IL % IL Inclusive hs
viii appoint shout SO New McNiruns.
representing fho various Industries. ns
.delpr4trs be- the Los Anrrite rnnecn.
tlnn. Sic hopes 30 SECURE lndorsctnfni
Of these two -cunycptionf fcF hsF gam.
ralrn % have III rVde felitrnl
rutiIi lanes 70 the several states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
BIG DOIN'SA j.
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY
Student Scrap Will Usher
In a Day OF Athletic
Contests

q CORY. o. we'rc arnin 20 have.
big doiu's in these parts oa 81. Pat
ricks day iu the mornin',f announced
coach McGough ~ thc university tiiis
afternoon. shurc. an in the
ayeuin'. too" if the Community Play
house with iis program OF Irish playa
comes Of according tu schedule.
The Fun Will probably start before
sun up with % lively scrap between
the forces uf tIe orange and thr
green. ns has been H university Gus
tom FOR many year,.
The authorized contests. however.
Will take th" form o. ma nutdonr track
meet Tor both men and wumcn stu
tents The first work out Of ne season
Another event Will bee 90 five minis
baseball game between tho upper and
lower rluigea. The inter class con-
test scheme WIN probably he applied
tn al athletics after the successful
results ~ the basketball ruImeu'
iu working up rAw material.
Win the INTERCOLLEGIATE basket
hHil schedule Of tho univr rHity cau-
rcilra because Of She influcnNi cpl
dsmlc 70 series 81 upper and lower
class games were staged which sue
cecded ln bringing out some surpris-
inEly good players. The upper class
men. those with 30 hours college
credits won thc tournament with four
out of five games. the Dos. one boinE
PLAYED TUESDAY night tu 90 score 20.
30 to rs over jho frrsnmrrt.
Go the afternoon tho society ~
engineer 100 thu university H1r PRONE
lsyd an entertainment uf some sore.
The nature ui which hI- NOT set hnou
public
The evenings program Of Irish plays
is ln charge nj Mimic y Mittu"yur.
NJ the university faculty. and o. g.
N~HrHrH.mHnn "NUHHnEH.L Of #nH H.L|HHF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Johnson Assails
Minnesota Primary

MsNNEApOItS. MINI. March S.
Senator fiiram Johnson 81 california,
again assaulted the republican state
primary for presidential Endorsement
To take place March %. In the open
ing address OF his Minnesota cam 81
paign here today.
In n speech The reiterated d%cclnra-
lions hist the primary WIS arranged
in tho interests OF General Wood.
"The smcrlcnn expedition to 81
IBERIA Is an instance ~ what would
happen from participation In the
league OF nations" said Senator Iohn-
son. In ionching tnion national issues.
we wont there without "a policy and
we came ont without "a policy. We
accomplished no. results. except 20
urouae distrust against the United
states an over the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

The Aafec Land = Cattle compeny.
lad whieh owns tcmuthinf like $50
0nG acres 81 land % alternate Hcc-
lions IN Arizona ia tho vicinity OF
uolhrans and window has estahlish-
~ nnifta 81 Aihuquer1ur.
w.. g. Reid has been eiected vice
nffsldtni 90 the company and VIII
have charge nf 90 anaifs here. Actual
d.iIIinr operations for on are IN pro-
ertsf on those lands Practically al
ihtso i1nda IRE now under lease for
n4n1Inr purposes. bun u o. the COM
nans.n intention 10 sell them FOR cat
to ana sheep ranches a. rapidly az
possible.
The lueal Office Of the company has
heretofore hfen maintained nt Wins
loN. Arizona. Ar. X. e. Kaufman
Saving been Ia charge. bur hereafter,
niI business Of fhf company will be
fr~anstgfed b. Ar. Reid AZ A~ibuquer-
unr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
WARRANTY DEEDS.

Tumas al Apudaru. ndmiuistratar. etc ct
a 20 ffssl q ON Wa March 2. piece Of
lard in hefnaliiio coanty. ~
atlas Heahy. Development Investment a
W. 90 90 fliie sAnchst = al Y & u
j. ~ barnette, % uE, TO Citizens RraiB
Co War February -. lots 10 10 % in
eiusive. block o. rerfa addition -
MR. Elifa huii 10 Robert A Gilmore
addition. SO.
John , brown to F%eiieiano CHAVEZ War
March . piece iu Alamrda. 81.
spsnih NJ n rh9rsh. W. R.r,, ,.i,
90 a. &C. block 90. Old rawn. ~
frani 2 hloam. - ~ 20 y A Naephtr
"a black o.. uid Town. 81
same 90 William q Metsaf War. March
? NORTH 30 fect 81 igi. above deserhed ~
JOHN . brown 70 Chhs Mann. lr March
2 , pisees contaiuinF ~ ~ ucrs, boz nsr
thlillo rouuff. 81
Neento Csialano. u ux 90 Antonio Rtr
y Mandsil D a q. addition. so
CITY Of Aihuuuerqus 20 louisa q nra,l
ctt des". March 2 Doe 3 block o ~
CTS 70 Lena Nllsnhaush deed ,a-.b O.
l"f 3 block ~ Eastern addition
tii g. h-quilula Romero deed March %
tiy 90 Mr. WIN e. Mearns rt a. d.,d.
March . Dot ~. hlnss ". uid lows
. lots 10 2 Inclusive. ami lott ~ ~
block iu. p A. a utrru addition
City 60 willard $ -tuetlrr deed March
i aud Nountain raad
60. TO I'VE 6 Hutchinson decd. March
'NN
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block 0 tify Electric addition ~
civ tn Alhsrt a Shamalgi deed March b
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

Cannot Get Lumber
Al Reduced Price

Tho Gibson Paw l.embff company.
following announcement IS ihV Wcy-
efhausef Lumber company that a.
would feducc price, % lumber 10 10
80 nnr rent and sfiii sell produc-
tlon Of al le mills az the january
lstri uf prices. wired the company
fnr iour cars Of lumber and has just
received notice that The company H.
unable 10 accep5 more orders al the
present time.
~ lumber here ~ local lumbermcn
mainfalned following tho announce
menf from Spokane Of the reduction.
rhc reduction. IN faci. was hardly a
reduction. hut Wns rather an attempt
20 stabilize prices al The January
level.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
OF Prince For
Assault Is Ordered

BERLIN. March e.-GustaN N"ske'
minlster OF defense has ordered the
nroViaional arrest 81 Prince Joachim
Albrecht. Of Prussia. cousin OF former
per william and Baron Won bla-
ten. for engaging IN an assault upon
Cartnin ilounhevin. a French ofieer
ulih The inter-ailied mission In mis-
city saturday night
Tho assault occurred In The dining
room o. tho Adion hotel, the prince
and his friends huruuE .candifsf
crockery and other missiles az Cap
tain Rourhevin and his party, WI"
had refused 70 stand while the oreh-
estra WIZ playinG 'ncutHohla NHfF
Allies" Captain honeheflh Va"
braten and hts clothes were torn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
10000 Jap Steel
Workers On Strike

LoSDoN. March Agitation for
universal manaood suffrage led 20 ne
dissolution ~ thc 1apanrse diet Fob
runFv -, according 10 delayed dis
Iaifches 10 he London Times.
Iu ADDITION a siats Of unrest pre-
NAiis and 70. 200 men are idle through
3 strike o. the government steel works.
poiiee protected menhers 90 The diet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Miners Strike In
District In France

B%ETHu'NE. France. March s-A
strike o. coal minors decided upon
I'D u conference ~ delegates OF tho
miners unious here yesterday wnr
completely effective throughout The
department or Pas de Celnis today
Tho miners delegates deridinF TINT
she Increase in wnres recently grant
"a wnf insufficient voted ln laNpr ~
a. strife fSu 10 g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Conference To Take
Up Child Welfare

GENENA. Mlrch N~Thl1 no
throughout The world VIII be- pro-
loundis affected ~ the work Initiated
al the Of the league o. Red
Gross sociefles held here during the
nnst week. said Henry =. Dawson,
chairman ~ the board ol governors
~ The league. Ia discussing the meet
inr today Win the Associated Press.
fn addition the plans for fighting
tuberculosis. malaria and other dis
errafly benefit n peoples 81 many
lands. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Poland Frames Peace
Reply To Bolsheviki

WARSAW March Finnish, Lot
t.sh aud fsumanian delegates viii at
tend % needing here to frame Pnlunds
answer tn the soviet peace ~pronusalA
tathuauiH. Ckrliuin and Esthunia may
aisi participate iu D. reply POLISH
demands dale back Geo the partition of
tho icrfifory boo tis2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
BoIshevik Launch
Attacks On Poles

T0NIIN- MlF0h WuIaIIn H0VI0T
forces have launched attacks against
the POLES and The Firms. un the west
ern ami northern fronts. accordiuE 90
adVicrs received here
in both instances. u b. said. they
have beer %ropuised and the Films "a
reported 20 have launched 20 counter
nffnck (which has pierced the red
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Plans To Reduce
Family Meat Bills

WASHINGTON. March s Plans
Tor refueinE ~ fumilt meat bills
have been corhpsiefcd hV the depart
mcnf ~ iu-ticc which VIII urrc house
wives tn iurn from the hieh pricrd
cuts TO the icss cnstly ones
Fair price commissions and ducn-
iiaunl work play an important part in
the campaign planned lbs tlt drphfi-
mont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Republicans Meet
For 2-Day Conference

CHICAGO, March 3 the r'puiil
can national committee met here FOR
q swn day conference The cunNcn-
tiun COMMITTEES also met 10 complete
arrangements for the national gath
efing ier. in June.
Wfu ~. HAYS. cnlfman Of 90" 30
tl0nal romnla4tpc issued "a statement
dfnyiur ans ure-cunvrutiou activity
in myor ~ any c%ludldntr fuf She re'
publican nomination Tor th" ptcsi-
dnnrf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
England Won't Sell
West Indies To u. S.

LONDON. March h--Premier i-lnsa
George. replying 10 q%reauons ~ me
house ~ Today ~reEurdlnt
the -ugreation that the West lnnl'a
4. Transferred no the United Sutire
ip Of part ~ the british
debi b. that country stated that there
was 500 the slightest intention on mo
part a. the British government 20
barter or sell ans part OF the British
West Indies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

What iH probably Chiua's INST la
hor union has just been launched in
Shanghai hN % group of luhurcra who
returned from the war zunc in
France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
MIR. And Mrs. Wilson
Out For Auto Ride

WNNUTNITIN- NITHT n" TTHTT0UT
wilson went riding today leo am open
automobile 90 was accompanied bv
Mrs WILSON Rear Admiral Grnysou
und Wilmer Billing. Mrs Wilson's
brother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

PARIS March s-Neaolutions fa
varing universal military training D..
The United States were passed al i
recent meeting ~ the Paris Post
American legion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
PUBLISH Z
MY LETTER


r. cnIes sIsE IN. 1 n nSs .lsss. &c i ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

aud as r. Preventative. ttko iANA-
TIVE HRpMp CUISINE Tablet.
1.ook Tor ~ w. GROVES signature
on the OK soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

|loFa ana q terrible
|~backaclie. ! could
ngt DO any work at
|all. was treated
by many pnyAiclans
hut they I'D not help
line. / rad IN one
|of your books where
Iother women had
been helped By
Lydia Z. pinkham =
Vegetable Com
pound 90 ! tried Il
n~nditholped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

u y Vt
ltnly- iuOihcr OF mnn'-
diset-c cuctuic= has Surrendered Ia
~ttruc'. Professor AruHtdn Mag
giursi &c the Institute of Hygiene
here. im- ISOLATED tte germ OF
-ierring -icknc~ and H. busy prc-
pairing u serum 10 combat the mall
ais The sleeping sickness gcrn
was Que 80 The mot itiusiNc In the
history 81 hucteriUiuEy.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
V.C. N. MET DEFEAT
AT M00RHEAD Ms,

The v. C N. football team, playing
their second game of the season, went
down to defeat by score of "a to o.
last Saturday before the attack of the
strong Moorhead eleven. Such teams
as Moorhead Normal school and JAM
estown College are little out of our
class at present and victory over them
is something which we can only hope
for. The game was a gruelling con-
test from start to finish. V. C. N. was
forced back by sheer weight and
strength and never by superior play.
ing ability Jimmy Maresh was the
tower of strength on the defensive,
smashing up many Moorhead play
before it got under way. Captain An
derson led his team on the offensive
by some Of the best runs of the game.
Despite the one-sided score the game
was a good one throughout. The
school stands behind the team in its
defeat and hopes for future victories.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
WHEAT FINANCE
COMMITTEE MEETS

The committee on finance appointed
at the Saturday evening mass meeting
got together on the evening of We'd
nesday, Oct. 81 at the American Elk
change bank. Those present were
Graveyard, Olson, Mikkelson, Ploy-
har and Peake of the committee and
President Nelson of the pool associa-
ton. ...E.M t.. ...,.
Matters pertaining to the financ-
ing of the wheat holding movement
were discussed at length and CORES
pondence regarding financing ar
ranged for. .-s. .a..
A plan of providing district ware
house facilities for insuring and hold
ing wheat was presented and discus
sion continued until nearly midnight.
Definite action was postponed for a
few days awaiting a report from the
pledge committee and replies to let
tiers which have been sent to financial
institutions The finance committee
elected Grangaard president and
Peake secretary and requested the as
ISOLATION president to be present at
all meetings. -....1 81.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
PROCLAMATION
ARMISTICE DAY

MASMUCH as we have reached the
secoad anniversary of the signing OF
the Armistice, whereby the great
world war virtually ended, and
INASMUCH as the achievement Of
this victory was an occasion for re-
joicing and thanksgiving and that day
wan set aside for prayer and was OBJ
served as holiday, and
n INASMUCH as request has been
made by the official heads of the
state headquarters and several local
posts of the American Legion and The
Dmahled American Veterans of the
World War that this day be again OBJ
served throughout North Dakota, and
INASMUCH as such observance is
a fitting tribute to those of our heroic
men who made the supreme sacrifice
for humanity and a recognition of the
loeA service of those who returned and
are now engaged in civilian pursuits
NOW, THEREFORE, as Governor
Of the State Of North Dakota l here
by proclaim Thursday, November elev-
enth, Armistice Day and legal holi-
day; and I further recommend and
urge that programs will be arranged
ana that this day be in every way APP
prtpriately recognized and honored.
IN witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal Of the state to be affixed at the
Capitol at Bismarck this 18th day OF
October, A. D., 1920.
LYNN j. FRAZIER,
Governor.
By the Governor:
THOMAS HALL,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
BY the Governor:
THOMAS HALL,
Secretary of State.

A great many people are under the
impression that the cement manufac-
turers have raised the price of ce-
1nent 100 per cent the last six months
but this is not a fact It was the
retailers that raise d the price owing
to the shortage Of cement as they
knew they could get almost any price
they asked. However we do not be-
lieve in profiteering on any article be-
catse Of shortage, and have never
asked over $1.1O per sack. We are
new in a position to furnish any
quantity Of cement at all on yards
= { the above price. C. H. Carpenter
Lumber Co 28-Std
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
Zehicke, Euer- Tye Piston Rings Hudson Supe,-Six

Mr.. M. w. Andres writes:
'Since installing the Is
Zelnicker -Tyte Piston
Rings in my Hudson Super
Six Touring car / have
cut down oil consumption
about 600 and have in
creased the mileage, on
gasoline about 1870. The
increase in acceleration
has been fairly trebled.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04

The Rexall straw vote in the nation
is getting interesting. The Dakota
Drug Store received it's 22nd bulletin
yesterday and it shows that in that
straw vote Harding captured Mis-
souri, away from Cox. It does not
show that Cox will carry Indiana but
on the contrary Harding has much
the best of it. In the nation there
have been cast 1,011,450 votes of
which number Harding has received
a total of 608,621 and Cox 1929
This vote is taken from every state in
the union. The results give Harding
379 electoral votes and Cox 1852. Four
years ago this same Rexall straw vote
forecasted the election of Wilson and
the democrats said at that time it was
reliable. Yesterday one of these same
democrats said that this vote amount
ed to nothing. We will see next We'd
nesday morning how near either one
Of them is right.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
CLASSES START IN
Community SCHOOL

+ The second meeting Of the Commun-
ity School of Religious Education op-
ened Tuesday evening in the Richie
School with an increased enrolment.
Several Normal School students are
taking work. The classes were all
we'll filled and the first lessons of the
term began
There are two class periods Of
forty-five minutes each, the first be-
ginning promptly at 7:3O. There is a
fifteen minute intermission for chapel
exercises between class periods. The
is $3.50. =. a..
! It was very evident that both teach
ers and learners were there for earn
est work and with such a spirit Of
cooperation the school is bound to be
success and those who are enlisting
will never regret the time and effort
put forth.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04
COST OF WHEAT IN
BARNES CO. in 1920

At a meeting at Leal on October 20,
under the direction Of County Agent
Calnan, the cost Of producing wheat
in 1920 was determined for that Sec
tioa. Rex. E. Willard of the farm
management department Of the Agri-
cultural College was present and as
sisted in securing the data.
The labor per acre required for the
production Of wheat was determined
as follows:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04

Net annual cost $191 90
Having determined the cost of la
Dor, board an other items of expense
the, figures were summarized and the
following is the result, the average
yi&d Of the section being 9.5 bushels
per acre,
Acre Cost of Wheat
Usd Of land, SIS at z per cents 5.25
See1 Ia blu. per acre at 3d.. 3.75
MAJ, labor per acre 6,33 hours
- 81 4.33 3.15
Rosrd of man labor so
Horse labor cost per acre. 49,. 4.42
Machinery cost per acre 49,. 1.33
YVine 2 lbs. at TIC .......... "a
Ma@are so
Eireshi1g at $13 per hour -. go
WsIna9ement 2.29
HdA to elevator 1c per bu. per
Mule .......... 90
Crop Insurance -. -. ...:.... 10
Tot& acre cost wheat 80. $24 81
Yield 9.5 pc acre >..- ...
EAe.sk s@o,. h,1cho1 z St
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04

In my estimation too
much cannot be said
for the Zelnicker Ever
Tyte Piston Rings.
Therings do absolutely
everything you claim
for them, and give
entire satisfaction"
M. w. Andres; Andres
Stone and Marble Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04

Total labor on wheat 1854 $3.50
,Fhe average size farm was 48O
acres with 400 acres in crops.
The amount of labor required to
operate this acreage was $2167, in
GLIDING the operators own time, from
April to November.
The cost Of horse labor was deter
mined as follows: ~
Average weight of farm horses
1870 lbs. valued at $3.50. '.a
Interest on investment at 10 4.
Per cent .......... - l5.VU
Dissertation (life z years.. 1875
Nq, p&3s, 1855 bushel per
Head at CSC ...... 147 rs
Han, two tons at $1,000 ...... 1000
Miscellaneous, shoeing, vet
eranary, etc. ........... 2.OO
Totaa annual cost of keeping
d Wer k horse .......... .$2O3 W
Mature credit, 6 tons at ST.. 200
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-04

Zelnicker Ever Tyte
Piston Rim gs have
equipped the engines
of some of the largest
industrial plants in
America, solely on ac-
tual engineering tests
of their economy. Also
used for every type of
truck, tractor and
automobile.