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The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Blue Laws vs.. Gasoline.

Selling gasoline on Sunday is no
violation Of the blue laws, ruled
Magistrate Wright. sitting in the
police court at Huntington, W. Va.
Gasoline is as necessary 10 an au-
tomobile on Sunday as hay, corn
or oats is TO . horse on the same
day. ruled the magistrate.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Spring Lubricant.

One OF the most satisfactory
compounds with which TO spread
the leaves Of the spring is made Of
paraffn and graphite mixed. The
paraftin may be secured in blocks
from the grocery store or candles
OF this material may be used. The
psraftn should be melted on the
stove and the graphite be thrown
into the molten wax and the whole
stirred thoroughly.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Coating Compound.

A saf.~[..r.-. compound for coat
ia- ...f d.. INSIDE and outside Of
..-.s .- .r.H. 10y stirring fivr pounds
Of r... -.-.- INTO q quart Of gaso-
Pro- ..0 after "a Thorough mixture
u..r obtained addinE d quart
.. p ..r.r O.. mgut
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Rolls,.Royce Co.
To Build Autos
In u. S: Factory

Claude johnson. managing di-
rector Of Rolls-Roycc. Ltd. has
come TO the United States 10 di-
rect the production here OF gen
uinc Rolls RoyCcs. This action
was taken when tho English
works became ovcrCrUwdcd with
orders and fell two years behind
the demand. There will be no
difference in tho construction OF
the American-msdc car, rays
Johnson
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
,ll llll
STOP LOOK LISTEN
By
jim RING
THE AUTO-MANIAC.

tNote-If fscie L
alt Mason why can't II Anyhow III take a fling at it,
aalkcd street and Scatched tho bn5S
bright aud fleet speed by Goent but utcn
dropped the hay thought about roll Of green, and
yearned O good machine.
One day took emerald hoard aud Hpent and bought
brdndc1V Ford aud eotryond used speed
acm my car grcp old aud tough its
got quite aud rough racry time started off, roud
balk and kick and 7rhine dnd cough.
Therefore. said apfc, my darling dcor, upon
life get sufficient Of little glscaboOSe RI
trade IN uTh srtra ca5-hough roll taH make cash
and buy aud large moehine fill neghbors full of
SpLen.'
And buy q did. But those dGyS dead
and hid meath dust of ycGrs Still sounds the Uihin
forth and buy larger than before, and
kOPks or and the day uhen began yedrn be
RoHs-ROyce
Al the foregoing is trove that uen
its safer to uIggk try tih might and main
the lucky uo afford groU aboc the humble Ford
rs aktayS better the ought
spend
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Pfut!-Pfut.-Pfut!
CONSIDER THIS.

The next time you're pinched for
rolling up a mile in sixty ticks:
Back in the late sixties, over in
England. legislation was passed
prohibiting motor vehicles from
buZzing faster than four miles an
hour. This restriction was not
lifted until 1896.
What? Sure, they had autos-in
manner Of speaking-that far
back. A French guy named Cugnot
in l77o, slammed together a three
wheeled Contraption that carried
two passengers at the rate of two
and one-quarter miles an hour. We
know all about that stun, being per-
sonally acquainted with Mr.. L. Brit
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Pfut.-Pfut!-Pfut!
HORRORSM!

"She gave no signs Of life, other
than a few feeble coughs. En-
ragged, her master kicked her and
struck her repeatedly with mon
key wrench Rclentlcssly he at
tackled her, doused her with water
and oil, and vented his wrath upon
her in fiery language. She grew
still. Not a cry did she utter, but
preserved a dignifcd and con-
tcmptuous attitude to her pcrsc-
cutor."
Don't be alarmed. This isn't a
quotation from a blood -and-thun-
der novel. She" was a busted
auto!
NJ. D. T.
Pfut.-Pfut!-Pfut:
Capt. Albert j. HeadIey, genial
boss of the city's traffic, is strong
for the motorist who knows all
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Pfut.-Pfut!-Pfut.

about the insidss of his car. Tsis
kind of autoist. he says. causes the
least trouble to the police, because
he has all necessary knowledge Mt
his npEertips.
No man on the face of the Earth
can cause such a warm glow in the
henrta of the traffic authorities ms
the guy who is willing TO devote
part of his spare time 10 educating
himself in the mysterics of the
motor car.
Pfut.-Pfut.-Pfut!
Auto Men You Auto Know.
No. 3. Detective Sergeant Frank
Alligood, OF the auto squad.
Frank AIlisood's a man you ought
to know.
If your flivver's stolen. go and tell
him so.
Though he may go to China if you
send
Him for a car, he'll get it in the
end.
Pfut.-Pfut.-Pfut!
Harry the Hooker soys: "MoHy q
good Chrisfion has lost religion on
account Of tire and tack on tie
! ,0ad"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Pfut!-Pfut:-Pfut
THE PHILoSOPHIC FLIVVERITE.
with all due respects to Mr.. Hen
ley, poet dc Iuxc.)

Out of the grease that covers me,
Thicker than mud, from top to
toe,
l call upon the Powers that be
To make my erring flivYer 80.
When the clutch broke-sad cir
Cumstance!-
I did not rant or cuss aloud
At the viCissitudes of chance.
But to repairs my back l bowed.
Ny gascart may not be much good.
When new, it never could so far.
But though It's only junk and wood
l love my little worn-out car!
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
NEg ROLLS ROYCE CARS

-..# r.-es5is for immediate shipment
lr.- p .l.- htLsd any type of body.
. ..- opportunity 20 obtain the
omitted best car. Trade en-
gr.-... a.LC.LCG. Gable MOTOR, Terse-
IA -eE. or vzl-c zlOCOR, ls4 Fleet
..- "A 7tou. Z. c. I.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

Detectite Sergeant Arihur B.
C'Mftf) SeriUencr is back on the job
again after mHeh-recoHHtcd crbe-
riencc rhieh brought him almost to
deaths door.
"Mat" Say5 the 1vorJt part Of the
Gd0enfure came GrjIen he had COM
ptandscrcd O cor TO chase Thurman
Bro1n, escaped cou1ict.
He avas gaining on Thurman arhen
he reached doGin for the emergency
brake. "MitP found the brake tucked
snugly against his shin, inside his
troiHers-Icg. He oVcrs he does not
remember 1rhdt he said on making
the discovery.
Pfut!-Pfut!-rfut!
Some People Are Awful Finicky.
He wanted to take his girl for a
spin.
Poor guy! He was out of luck.
She announced that never would
she ride in
His employers motor truck.
Pfut!-Pfut.-Pfut.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
CONTEST.

Do sou like mi5Sirg-icttcr conttsts'
Here's one to test the Shdrp-aitted
rcGdrrs Of this colIam. The uor6s
bcloW, arhcn filed in by the proper
letters, 1UiH giVc the names Of 1Uell-
kr0um Dtcn and objects concerned
lith autos. Winners may BE- Guarded
lrih a cut-gidss bdthrp0t, quality
Guaranteed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
PfutI-Pfut,-Pfut!

WE LIKE EN- SHORT.
Haircuts.
Cigars.
After-dinner speeches.
Lists of debts.
Guys we have to fight
AND
Contributions.
Pfut!-Pfut.-Pfut
@. and A.
Dear Jim:
Is it safe to take my month old
baby on an auto trip with me to
New Hampshire? ! hear it's rainy
up there. X. Z.
Perfectly safe-just as safe as
holding a smoker in the waste
room of a paper factory.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
.D n DlIEEn
ON Hlc PRQe l|E


MARION, Nov. e.-President- elect
Hading LETT this morning for a months
vacation to Texas and Panama and
viii seek a complete rest before re-
turning to Marion to begin efforts to
establish peace which will be ac-
ceptable to the entire United tSates
Harding made formal announce
ment today of series OF individual
conferences he viii hold on his return
which will be used as a basis for ac-
tion when he takes Office. 10 bring
about peace. The conferences will
be wholly non partisan. all shades oi
opinion. will be sought upon the ques-
ti0n OF a peace treaty lie will seek
to determine what basis people ol
this country can ieompIetely agree
With regard 10 a peace fraternity oI
nations and future foreign relations
While no list OF those invited to thess
known that members Of all parfie.
and leaders in every walk of life ant
Of every school of diplomatic thought
will be invited
Harding expects To arrive ~
Brownsville. Texas. Monday morning
thence motoring 70 Point isabel Son
ators Hale and F'relinghuy-en ans
other notables are accompanying ths
President elect.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

the four miles thst was once
shall. but which hss dssesisrafed
Into NOTHING but sand hos. No
work has been done On this
stretch Of read since the creation
Of Flasisr county several years
ago.
To G, A. TutewiIer, Of Jacksonville
one OF the newly appointed members
OF the commission. is probAbIy due
much Of the credit Cor the decisIou
OF the commission to take action. NJ
TutwiIer drove over the road about
ten days ago and vas dumfoundea
he says. at its condition This was
at the time that he motored from
Jacksonville to Orlando to attend :
meeting of the board and upon re-
porting the condition of this stretch
of the great trunk line highway along
the East Coast to the other members
OF the commission the decision was
reached to start work Immediately.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
Four Miles Of Bad Roads
in Flogler County To Be
Repaired at Once by the
State HighUoy Commission

Information reached Daytona
today that the deplorsble strsteh
Of four miles Of bad road IN Flag
Ter county. just after one leaves
the brick coming south. will be
repaired 1t once by the State
Highway commission. Decision
to act and act Immediately was
taken At > meeting Of the mems
bers Of the commiss.on held at
jacksonville Tuesday. The COM
mission At the same time request
ed the board Of county commis-
sioners Of FlagIer county to take
Immediate steps TO replace the.
brick that has become badly dis
lodged BY the increasingly heavy
trafsse through their county. u
was suggested in the request to
the county commissioners that the
brick pavement be repaired BY
them at the same time that the
state commission 10 rebuilding
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
SIXTEEN CARLOADS
Of RACE HORSES 60
THROUGH TO CUBA

Two solid trains of eight cars each
passed through Daytona this week.
loaded with race horses, bound for
the tracks at Havana, Cuba The
winter racing season opens in Havana
about the FIRST of the year. and horses
and horse racing followers are filing
the trains these days. bound for the
King of Sports in the city where the
Eighteenth Amendment is not
The American motor truck is earn
ing cordial welcome in Bolivia.
where it is used to haul ores from
mines TO railways
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
GERMAN INDEMNITY
MATTER WILL CLEAR
UP, IS BELIEVED
trhe Associates Press.)

PARIS. Nov. s.-The Martin says
il is believed that an agreement con
cerning the roles played by the rep
aration commission and allied gov
srnments tn determining the amount
OF the German indemnity viii be
easily reached and that Great Britain
and + sre aiEer -p'y IN uainor de-
Esit.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
MoToREo THROUGH oAyToNA.
ENRouTE TO MOUNT VERDE

Harry t. Brown. general manager
Of the St Augustine Record accom-
panied by his son. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Blue. and John G. Wallace. field
representative for the Tyrofhaiae o!
the United States. the parent asso-
citation of master printers. stopped al
naytona for brief period last even
ing. while enroute to Mount Verde
where Mr. Brown was TO attend a
meeting today Of the committee ap-
pointed BY the Florida Press asso-
citation 10 take up the matter of es-
sabiishing a printing craft school al
the Mount Verde Industrial school
Mrs Clark Richardson and parents
Mr.. aad Mrs. EddingtoR. arrived Fri
day eyening from she North. havins
driven through Mr. Richardson re
turned home some time ago Thel
ara located. a. uSaal. a. thesr wiscon.
sin avenue hoIae-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
Arrangements Being Made
to Hold Motorcycle Races
for Worlds Championship
on Daytona Beach in Feb,

That the Triple Cities will entertain
the greatest aggregation Of motorcycle
speed hends ever assembled at one
place Is assured by arrangement
which are now being completed for a
trial match between the racers OF the
thrce largest motorcycle firms in the
world for trials on Daytona Beach dur
Ing February. when attempts viii be
mace to shatter the world records
twice broken on the local beach last
year.
Capt. K A. Leavell. of the Unite i
STATES II my. who was ofiiciai timer for
Tommy" Milton and his Duesenberg
on the local beach last year. when
Milton broke all world automobile rec
ords up to and including fve miles.
and who also conducted the speed
trials at that time when an Indian
broke world records for the motor
cycl's, will have charge OF the yorlI
contest next February.
Word comes from I-eayelI that he is
st this time rounding up the Harley
Davidson. Excelsior and .Indiaa com :
pants for q match race for all world
records on Daytona Beach. and that he
believes his plan will carry through
successfully. as each Of these com
. panies II anxious to establish new
reco: ds. II possible. on the local beach.
Several officials of the American
Automobile association and OF the Of
hciai motorcycle association have been
here the past week. locking over the
local situation. aud il is believed moth
ing win stand in the way of such a
match. which should draw thousands
10 the Triple Cities at that time.
Last February the Harley Davidson
company sent their racing iiends to the
local beach for records They hung up
every distance record up to 20 miles
Then along came the Indian crew. a
iR~w weeks later. and completely shat
ftered the FORMER records. which now
stand as world records. timed BIZ Cap
:1iiR I4ezvslk =
Tkt Indian world records made here
Aast year and which win be broken
next February. II at ali possible. are
One miie-3i53 sero1ds. rate OF
Ill4i7 per mile
i Two miies-i.0445 minutes. rate o.
1if71 miles per hour.
Five nliles-2.45.s2 minutes. rate ol
los7i miles per hour.
Many other records were establish
ed for various distances and the diff
ferent displaeenients OF machines. A
the same time the world amateur rec
ords were broken. Efforts will bs
made in February 10 break these a.
well.
II Is thought by those interested i
the world record races that local as
socistion should be formed this winter
for the handling of preliminary ar
rangenents sor such races. The Day
tona Beach -Seabreeze Chamber o
Commerce will. il Is thought, condac
some preliminary arrangements. ba
an association composed of member
from the three towns. it Is thought
should be formed TO handle the race
and TO give ereourageiuent 10 the com
panies which spend huge sums to brini
their crews and equipment to tn
beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
RESULTS CONFERENCE NOT An
sousCEo

NEW ORLEANS. No2 6.-Ssstnerr
bankers met here today II eseeuttse
session and are discussing tire or9sns
ration of the ~ million dollar export
corporation. Tire result ~1fi Be a.
nounce1 at the end az fhs eonfsrenS-
II was announced tnst cotton rner ry-
peet the proposed corporation - sta
oslixe the market as well as 20 icersss<
their scope
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
JAPS WON'T RECOGNIZE
VANDERBILT SYNDICATE
SAYS FOREIGN OFFICE

TOXIC Nag The JapaHeze gov
sruHsnf viii ass recognise the valid :
~ q ta- reported agreement of
iNsxhinsfon Nazasfisp. ca behalf of
81 AH~xiefn syndicate. 0fth the So
vie. soscsnmeut of Russia. whereby
she Aam6sH.r syndseate obtains a
lease q fse gold su sss ees sluars
nssles % Resslsn territory. lssiaasnz
hamtshks- according 20 a. inserviex
Eisen oBg ~ the japanese fsreign 81
aea today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

international News servIeel
TWO KILLED IN r. H. ACCIDENT
BRISTOL, Nov. 6.-News has Just
been received that William pohson. :
salesman Of Spruce iPne. and Mrs. W.
c. Justice. of Marion, n. c.. were
killed when a baggage car and two
coaches left the rails near Micaviile,
on the Black Mountain branch Of the
linchfstd railroad. tate yes4eresx.
Conductor coodin was seriously IN
jured. The cause IL not aseertained.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
WASHINGTON DENIES
MISSION IN TROUBLE
IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA
frhe Associates Press.J

LONDON. Nov. 6.-An American
mission In south Russia has fallen
into Soviet hands, the Moscow paper
Prayda says. according to a wireless
The mission. the paper says. was
headed by General Moral
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

Los ANGELES. Nov. GOficials
Of The Los Angeles Anti -Asiatfc ssso-
citation annouced today that aaIdavits
are being prepared for presentation
to the State Department, snpportine
the charges that T. Oyama. japanese
consul at Los Angeles. participated in
the campaign to defeat the California
Alien Land bili.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
MAY SEND WARSHIPS
TO BLACK SEA TO HELP
GENERAL WRAN6El out

CoNsTANTISoPLE. Nov. c.
French and British representatives
here have askei their governments If
their warships in the Black sea should
support General Wrangei at Perekop
and Salkoya- where Soviet forces are
pressing on the Crimean peninsula
Meanwhile fresh supplies OF rifles and
cartridges are beEng hurried to Sebas-
topoL
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
SHOT CLERK OF ELECTION
fUnited Press,)

death from the jackson county election
riotins occurred last night when WAL
ter 5uckner shot Joe Waycaster
through the heart. Waycaster was
clerk ef the election. but lost his tax
receipt A quarrel over the loss was
Buckner is reported having escaped.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
RELEASED ON HEAVY BOND

NEW YORK Nov. e.-0eorge S.
Backer. millionaire builder and cor
tractor. indicted yesterday or q charge
Of perjury. in connection with test
nouy before the joint legislative corr
mittee investigating graft ie tne oeslc
ina trades. was releases to-day on >
s25. 900 honc.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
WA s FORCES
E TO CRHnEA,
SOVIET FOLLOWING

coNsTANTlNorLE, Nov. s.-Gen-
eral Wran6eFs anti Bolsheviki army
In South Russia has escaped into
CriInea, frustrating the efforts Of the
Soviet army to outfiank and encircle
1t. say dispatches from Sehastopoi to-
day. They were extricated by clever
generalship though oHtnumbered five
to one and suffered small losses.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
FEAR FOR SAFETY TWO AmERt
FANS
funi,ed Press.

WASHINGTON Nos. 6.-Fears are
entertained for the safety of two
Americans at ures. the capital Of outer
Mongolia. which has been attacked by
armed Russians. 5ur'ats and Monsois.
The state department. announced that
the Americans are named Mills and
Mel laughiin. Mills Is an engineer.
Telegraph cornmunieations with the
town has been cut.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
D'ANNUNzIO TROOPS
OCCUPY pR0N0NT0ny,
SAN MARCO IS PROTEST

TRIESTE. Nor s6sassrIe4e UAa-
nankso has e<znDses1 tA@ prvnunsory
e Sza M@ffg ~ 3 Erotess against tae
siieEea sftsx hs seshsan soast xaarsss
10 ~ isaisaA steamer LfAnnaazia's ;
trs.o2s srz iz8u @x .ss 9,,xc- Ss@x
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
tThe Associates Press J

WASHINGTON. Nov. State and
War Department officials said today
that they had no knowledge of any
official American mission in the war
zone IN Southern Russia and that
they had no report of the mission
falling into Soviet hands.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
RUSSIA WILL ATTACK FRANCE
AND ENGLAND
fUniteo presal

LONDON. Nov. 6.-Rosss's next
move will be an attack on France and
England. through their eoionles. ae-
eordina 10 a dispatch 20 the f4elsin9.
fors. quoting lenine in a speech IN
which he said: 1--WE must use judi :
eious propaganda in North Africa and
India" and said I'VE are already
working powerfully ia thns- 1iree-
tsa.s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
SHOT WHILE RUNNING LIQUOR

tInternational News Serviee.l
DETROIT. Nov 6.-Rev. ). c.
Sprsckl.n, Methodist pastor and spe-
ciaI liquor inspector, engaged in run
ming down rum runners along the Ca
madam border opposite Detroit, shot
and killed Beverly Trurabse. 81. in :
raid on a roadhouse this morning
claimed self defense. He was arrested
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
WIFE OF HEAD OF
CARIB SYNDICATE
VISITING FRIENDS

Mrs. c. X McFadden. o. New York
City. + the guest OF Mrs G. ". Me
Fadden at her home al TAG South
Ridgewood avenue. Mrs. McFadden
has spent a number OF winter seasons
here. stopping at the Clarendon hotel.
and Is most delighted With the bean
ties Dsytona affords. Mrs. McFadden
is warm personal friend Of MIR. and
Mrs. Julian A Arroyo and family, aud
while here viii be entertained by
the Anoyos.
Mrs. McFaaden Is the wife OF G.
X Msfadden. chairman of the Carih
Syndicate. Ltd, who for many years
has been a close business associate
and friend OF Mr. Arroyo
Mrs. MeFadden Is accompanied by
her son. Billy and French nurse
Miss RoIfe. and plans TO spend some
time with her friends In the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
n Y. STATE COMPTROLLER HELD
(The Associated Press.t

(The Associates Press-t
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-State Comp
troiier Travis Is ordered held TO .
grand jury by Justice kernochsn. VINO
presided at an inquiry today into al
legged irregularities in the comptroller's
office.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
FIRE IN oosmtrosy

BONE. Ca. Nov. s.-Tnirry i've sss-
cents ard members 81 the fs<saty e.
capped uusnj1reo here tods, when srs
main dorr,itory of tne Berry Nesr.
tain scnool burned Neserfis@ ~s<
s~-s .a# rRDe-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
SIX INJURED WHEN
SEAb0ARD TRAINS
DERlllED IN n. c,

RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-Five passen-
gers and an express messenger were
injured in the deraiimen. of a Sea-
board Air. Line train at Apex. n. c..
to-day Five express cars left the
rails. a4
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SHOWERS AND FROST NEXT Wk
tlnternationai News service.3

tnternat'onai News Serv6ce.5
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-The fore
east for next week for the south At
santsc and gulf states gives unsettled
weather with showers, moderate TEN
peratures, the first half, with fair and
cold weather, with local frosts the sec
ond half of the week.
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