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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
COTTON MARKETS
Several Crop Condition Re-
ports 0ut-ShortS Cover
But Weather Is Better.
Thursday Afternoon, May n.

thursday Afternoon, May ~,
With only one more trading day be-
fore the holidays and with the official
condition report scheduled for next
wednesday morning. traders today were
busy evening up their positions and
getting ready for a possible surprise,
Additional private condition reports
came TO hand. ranging from 62.6 to
$50, which afforded basis for any sort
OF ideas wanted. The steadiness in
the market was perhaps helped by bet
ter tone In the stock market and some
gold imports, which tended to dissipate
part of the pessimism prevailing in GER
tain professional circles, although
throughout the belt sentiment Is more
or less bullish because Of the poor
start OF the crop.
Finals were S to l6 points higher in
New York, with tone called easy. while
New Orleans was steady at gains OF
is 10 20 points.
being Whitsuntide, but will open Mon
day.
Favorable weather conditions In the
belt helped 10 make the opening level
slightly lower, as did the issuance Of
some condition reports little higher
than the ones coming to hand previous
ly, Developments in uslness circles
were without striking feature and in
most quarters the idea prevailed APP
parently that the worst had been seen.
optimism, for II was felt that this would
help relieve credit tension, and a bet
ter tone in the stock market reflected
such Views. Then, too, II seemed that
the worst OF the reaction had been
witnessed in distributing circles. with
out Il having seriously disturbed bust
ness with the manufacturers or in sta
pies.
The map showed that some light rains
had fallen In the northwestern section
NJ hn hn1f hhf eli
none. and temperatures were conducive
to rapid growth and cultivation WAS
making progress, Indications also
seemed TO be pretty good. although
some map readers thought they could
see chance of some unsettlement with
in the next day or 80. Official forecast.
however. was favorable.
The map showed that some light rains
regular, but before closing improved
considerably for the nears, the easiness
influence OF the higher condition fig
ures. Finals were irregular and from
80 points up to SO down, Spots were
marked up SO points, fully middling to
ing $500 American. Receipts were only
In New York July opened at IS csc,
reached sS.lsc then dipped to 37.S6C,
but recovered and sold as high as 3S.3Sc,
in the afternoon shortly before
closing, October started at 36,30c.
touched IS. 4Sc and then dipped TO s5,O5c
working up to 3575c in the afternoon
when a moderate wave OF short cover
ing developed. But In a short while 1t
eased off TO 35,45c, without any par
ticular reason that was new.
In the spot department sales we're
slightly larger In some OF the centers,
but demand is by no means general
yet. In New Orleans sales were 1869
bales, Memphis sold 1850 and Houston
about 1.400. none of them altering quo
tations.
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FROM WALL STREET
Decline in American Wooden
Features Opening, Although
Most Shares Are Higher.

NEW YORK. May 27.--The only note
worthy feature at the irregular open
ing Of today's stock market was a two
point decline in American Wooden. This
was attributed to selling resulting from
the indictments returned against that
company and its officials here yester-
day. Elsewhere price changes were
mainly higher, especially among rep
resentative oils. equipments and steels,
but the cheaper oils continued to sag.
Rails, including grangers. were mod
erately lower, although crop reports
from such important states as Kansas
and Iowa were very encouraging.
Announcement OF gold imports from
the Far East stimulated further activ-
ity at midday. but trading centered
largely In specialties. Prominent fea-
lures included Crucible Atlantic Gulf,
Worthington Pump, and Hide and Lea
Their, preferred at 2ia to Appoint gains,
while South Porto Rico sugar rose Is
points.
Trading dwindled later, leaders cas-
ing. on realizing sales. Corn products
and food products were the only excep-
tons adding TO previous gains The
closing was irregular.
Range of prices on the New York
stock exchange. with previous closing
bids, Furnished by Shepard q Gluck
Falls building.
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NEW YORK, May 27.-The cotton
market was less active during today's
early trading and fluctuations were
rather Irregular The opening was
steady at a decline OF five points to
an advance of six points, with active
months selling some five to II points
net higher shortly after the call on
reports Of steady Southern spot mar
kets late yesterday and continued talk
OF low-crop condition figures. There
was scattered realizing on the advance
10 SS.lSc for July and 35.45c for Octo-
Der, however, and there was probably
some selling by yesterdays buyers ow-
Ing to slightly higher private condi-
tons figures. A Southwestern report
made the condition $50 and a Memphis
authority 6b.4, compared with yester-
days private report of only SIS
After selling off TO 37s6c for July
and 3505c for October, or about 25 to
30 points net lower. the market became
quiet and later fluctuations were ir-
regular. Members Of the exchange. ac-
cording to q canvass made this morn
ing, are looking for a government con-
dition report OF about $50 on the av-
eragey which IL also about the average
Of the four private condition reports 81
far published. Much Of the businesA
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DOW. JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK May 27-American
Wooden company and President wood
indicted by federal grand jury In New
York under Lever act charged with
prOfitcering.
+. r. Whire, representing roads at
railway labor hearings in Chicago. says
roads ready to pay more for an honest
days work. Trainmen present labor
side today
Circuit court OF appeals in New York
upholds consttutionality Of Lever act
Secretary Of Treasury Houston secs
Improvement in world conditions but
no recession OF prices until production
and distribution improves here and
abroad
American Bankers association forms
committee headed by Vice President
McHugh OF Mechanics and Metals bank
New York, to form syndicate TO place
European bonds on American market.
New York city considering sale Of
$50 900, 900 new securities,
Twenty industrials. 90,0l Off 20
Twenty rails II 81. up 0g
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COTTONSEED OIL.
RAIL HEAD SEEKS
COOPERATION OF MEN

NORFOLK. Va, May 27.-C. II. Hix,
vice. president OF the Nirginian railway.
today sent Telegram 10 r. D. Laud-
man. resident Of district 30. 30, In
tomatonM Association Of Machinists
insisting that the unions abide by the
national agreement, which he says. was
carried out by the railroads in the
controversy that led up TO the strike
Of shopmen now in progress.
II the men had complied with the
agreement the telegram says, the con-
troversy would already have been set
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during the morning was attributed to
evening up for over the holidays.
The market was firmer during the
early afternoon on the better tone OF
the stock market and reports Of gold
imports. July sold up TO 3s32c and
October TO $500. or 10 to Is points net
higher, Another private report places
the condition of the crop At e6.5 and
points TO an increase OF one per cent
in acreage.
Futures closed easy at an advance Of
to l6 points.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Early Weakness Corn on Re-
ports More Offerings From
Interior Points.

CHICAGO. May 27.-Reports that
more corus was being offered by the
country than for weeks past did a
good deal today TO weaken the corn
market. Opening quotations, which
ranged from nc decline TO like Rd-
vance, with July SISSY TO Sl.6s and
September. sl.b4k to Sissy. were fol-
lowed by material setback all around.
Later the corn market took a sharp
upward swing as result OF advices
that the Australian wheat crop had
been disastrously affected by drought.
On the bulge heavy realizing took
place, and a reaction in prices fol-
lowed. The close was unsettled. 1Ac
net lower to lho advance, with July.
1854 TO {l.sSh. and September. S1.55S
10 sl.56A.
Oats sasged with corn. After open
ing NC TO NC up, including July at
9lSc to ZINC, the market underwent
a general fan.
Provisions reflected the weakness of
grain.
Chicago. subsequently. export sales
Of meats tended to rally the market.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

CHICAGO. May 27.--Sugar for a
chain Of restaurants here viii be pur-
chased from Czecho- slovakia, it was
announced today when the owner left
for trip there, declaring he would pur-
chase and ship 100000 pounds If pos
sible,
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REGION SUMMARY.

Temperatures were above normal
over the western half OF the belt with
maxima mostly near 80 degrees, and
were below normal in Atlantic states
with maXia 66 to rs degrees Light, To-
cal showers occurred In North Carolina
and generally moderate showers in
Western and Central Oklahoma. except
that there were rains of $50 inches
locally in south Central oklahoma.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
COFFEk,.
BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. May 26.-Final prices
today on Liberty bonds We're aus
9l.G0, first As. $3.50; second As, $500
first AIS S7.l0; second Ans, S6A0; third
AIS, 90.7o; fourth ANS, Sl4; victory
gas, 96l2, Victory ANS, 1910
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
SUGAR

NEW YORK. May 27--Raw sugar
weak; centrifugal. 22.07: refined. STEADY
fine graduated, 2in26.00.
Sugar futures closed weak. Sales,
1000 tons. May, is. s5c; July, 1850
September, 1s75c; December, 17.i0c;
January, 1850.
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Cottonseed Products.

merchants Exchange Quotationsl
Crude oil. basis prime. (. o. b. mills,
l5c, hulls. loose, CARROTS, $lS.606l400 90;
meal, per cent, ton, $6A GOA 500,
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Vegetables.
Hides and Furs.

partly cured. 16qiTc; green, i6gisc,
damaged culls, half price dry flint. 500
sic; dry sailed, 27G2sc No. ? grades
No. / horse hides SGO0aLOO; No. .
horse hides, 35,00u6.OO, Clues and ponies
So O04S50.
sheepskins, 75cQl. 90; shearings, Csc
assoc, goat skins, 75ql.O0, dry
Culls half price.
Tailow--No. |. 13Gi4c; No. 2. ligl2c;
beeswax, $50 3Sc, ginseng, 5000 1000;
cultivated *2.00a60O, Golden Seal,
s. 00u450.
Wool--Clear unwashed. 2OG30c: bury.
unwRshed. lOq20c, tub washed. $50
ttr. hurry uaEhad 0On2Or
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CARDS o. THANks.

WE DESIRE to thank our friends and
acquaintances for the flowers and
many expressions of sympathy in our
recent deep bereavement.
FRANK VAN HOOSER AND FAMILY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

MEMPHIS, May -Hogs-Reeeipts
light market steady. Heavy $4,000
1880; medium. N4.OO@14. packer
sows. S10,70G11.25; thin, S9.0OqlO.4O;
pounds, SS.0OQlO.OO; SO pounds and up,
| $40 O0@l200; pigs, fat, $lO25Q1325'
| thin, S9.00G11. 90.
Cattle--Receipts light, steady. Steers,
MEDIUM hesy ~ GTqgS sn' S sS0o
500; choice light stockers, $S00@0.4O;
butcher heifers, $S.00dl0.00; fat cows,
81. 0099.50; cutters, $5.25@B.0O; Gamers,
s4o0d45o; veal calves, good $4,000
spring good and fat, s6.5O99.5O; bulls
medium. E55096.5o.
CHICAGO, May MISUNDERSTANDING
| 5000; beef steers steady to strong; early
mostly steady; bulk vealers. Sl2.5Oq
10 so; few lots at $l400; good bologna
bulls mostly $3.50; bulk she stock, $500
VHfo5Tgg+Receipts $4,000 mostly 25c
higher; big packers doing little; top,
| 1910; bulk light and light butchers,
| N490Q 70; bulk $50 pounds and over,
:l435@l475; pigs csc higher with bulk
sReep-Receipts 10000; lambs steady
| to Csc higher; sheep unevenly lower
| choice California shorn lambs, 81 80;
| good handywe eight shorn lambs, $3.50;
| choice fat ewes, $ll.OO.
KANSAS CITY, May 27.-Cattlc $500;
best steers steady; bulk, HlOoall.75;
| no choice stock offered; fat she stock
and yearlings slow and weak; Neals
and calves steady; bulk good and choice
Veals, Sl17bGl2.50.
Hogs, ii 900. light and medium steady
to Toe higher; closed weak; heavy loo
higher, top, $14 so; bulk light and me-
dunn, NA25Gl4.75; bulk heavy, $l425
sheep, $500; spring lambs mostly 25c
higher. 57-pound California lambs
Sl5.25; odd bunchers, natives. SIG. 25;
sheep slow, 1900 Texas wcthers, $40.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.--Cattle, 1900;
steady, Top steers, $l2 90; bulk, $40 90
| al 50; yearling steers and heifers Zoe
lower. Gamer cows steady at $1,000
SIS, bulls and calves steady; good and
choice vealers. Sl2 OOd 1900.
| Hogs | 300; slow to Toe lower than
yesterdays top. Top Sl490; bulk light
and medium weights, Sl4.50m 1855; bulk
heavies $l4 25@l4.75,
Sheep, loo steady; top lambs, ZIG,
bulk, $4,000 1900; top ewes $780, bulk
SS0O4900,
| LOUISVILLE, Ky, May, 27.mHogs:
| Receipts 1900 active, steady. rs lbs
UP, tl375. l65 to 225 lbs, $li5O; no to
l65 lte. Sl375;. pigs, SlO.5oQ l2.OOi
'" CattIe Rt tDsip so" TO- slow, lower
Heavy steers, Sl20oMl2 80. beef steers,
IS sou T. So, heifrrs. S. 50u 10; cows,
&75all 90; feeders, $4,000 80, stock
ers, ST00q9,7i
sheep; Receipts 1000, strong. Lambs,
$500. Sheep, S9.O0Gtl0.O0,
-
FORT WORTH. Tex, May 27-Cat-
tie. receipts, $500 steady Reeves, $500
IL, r,,,t,,,s .oo. o.c advance
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,CoLCLOUGH-At St. Joseph's hos
pitaL Thursday morning, May q, 1920,
at $40 o'clock Mynelle Smith, aged
10 years, wife Of J. r. Colclough, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Smith, sis
ter Of Mrs. A. A. Uuey, of Ripley,
Tenn; Mrs. S. II. Haynes, Herman and
Dan Smith, Of Memphis.
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence, No. 20 Diana street, tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at o'clock. Friends
are invited. Interment In Elmwood
cemetery
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Yellow tinged. 400 to 600 points lower;
yellow stained, 500 to 1850 points lower,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

POLK-At CARLY Ramsay hospital
Thursday morning, May q, 1920, at
1901 o'clock. Oscar Bowles Polk, aged
II years, husband of Ada Boyle Polk.
Funeral services will be held at fam
lily residence, No. POP Adams avenue to-
morrow FTiday) afternoon at $3.50
O'clock. Friends are invited.
Interment private in Forest Hill GEM
of
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NoTIcG

| WILL not be responsible for any
debts incurred by Mrs, Lyman T. smith.
All concerned be governed accordlngly.
signed, LYMAN l.. SMITH.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
DAILY INTERIOR,

Middling.
Nou,n,,,. Tone Ret Tx, y, 6GS Sc Stock
st. Louis. qt... e22 40 30 1850 Is, $50
Augusta. ut. o.. 6l2 AIS AIS 9O.253
Houston. sly. =. 2.0S2 40 90 1000 257,09S
Little Rock .. SO ...... ..... %. S02
Dallas, sty. go. ..... 1910 1910 ...,...
Total receipts today ...... 4.S93
Same day last year ...... $3.50
Spot sales: Augusta %, Dallas 527
Houston l,322.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
MEMPHIS MARKETS

SS,N a, re represent prices from
Groceries.
Flour-Barrel, 2i-pound sacks, $500
qiL25; self-rIsing, Sl6,2bQi6'25: -
ID. sacks, $3.50; 25-lb sacks, s4.25; 10
ID. sacks, $3.50; 25-lb. sacks, $4.45; To-
standard. 4Gc lower.
Coffee-ArbuclEle's roasted case
Memphis basis, $4,000; roas.ed. bulk.
nary, SOC s5c; Java, SSS4Sc.
SugaI--Standard graduated cano,
nominal; clarified, nominal
Riee-Head, pound. lAMQl6e; broken
1O0llc,
Produce.
Eggs-Candled, SsQ4lc; current re-
ceipts,. loss off, s7G 3sc.
Butter-Fresh creamery, pound prints,
60Q63c; country butte, SO4SIc; reno
waited, 56@6sc.
Cheese~Cream prints, 34@ssc.
Poultry-Ducks, S2935c; hens. alive,
S0GS2c; dressed, S6@37c; ROSTERS, lIW
lSc; turkeys, live, nominal dressed,
nominal; broilers. pound, bO465c; geese
20Q22c.
Fruits.
Lemons--Per box, $5.00@550
Oranges-California, $6.0OQ7.50,
BananaS-POund, IW1mc,
Dried Fruit-Eyaporated apples. 2S0
23c peaches. 2t1l625c pruneS lb.'
rapefrult-Florida. 800.
Apples--Barrei stock, tS'oOVlE'so'
bushel 'Eoxes. 24.75@6.25.
Strawberries--Home grown. quarts,
So VVa $500, pints, SS,00@9.50.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
merchants Exchange ouotationsJ
0ats-White, dray lots, $l.2s; mixed
chops-Psr ton. less than car lots,
CoTn-sacked. in dray load lots. No.
a white, $3.50; No 2 mixed, S2.2s.
Mill Feeds-DrAy load lots, ton: BRAN
$40 shorts. $72,0o.
Hay-Timothy. less than car lots, No.
l. 5000; No. 3, $4,000 alfalfa, choice,
$500; No. /, 5000; No. 2, Si700.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular. 10000;
extras, zoe.
Sugar Cured Meats-Standard hams
Bscon-Fanoy selected, 42G4sc,
Lard-Pure hog !.ssTd S an gs 80; ees'
cIseU fG't co. Cooking o. h.
25e.
Vegetables,
Beans--Navy. per h., S%c; Lima, per
ID, lAh aibkc.
PeRs-Calitornia black-eyed. per lb.,
onlons-sacked, 100 lbs. &5,SO96OO;
| crates t250H2.75. $1,000
Potatoes-Cwt, all varieties, 5000
| 81 90; new crop. hamper $40 50Gll.00.
CAbbaRe--Texas, cwt, 3Q013 So.
Lettuce California, crate, nominal.
| Celery-Florida, crate, $500.
TomRtoes--C Cuban, nominal, F1orids
| 6s {6O0ds0 90.
| peppers--Crate. $3.50,
SnRps-Hamper, s. bO43 Is.
Squash--Hamper, 81 So,
| CuCumbers-Crate, $3.50.
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LOST AND FOUND,

STRENGTHENING bull pup with
right black eye. Return to 1857 South
Lauderdale street and get reward. NJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

TAKEN up black bull ~ years
old; owner can get him by paying all
charges. T. L. Hit, Lucy, Tenn,
Rnnin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

LOST-Antlque gold bar pin, set with
five diamonds, pendant fashionedT gen.
erous reward. Hem. 1853
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FOR best values in used cara cal
Winchester. Main 5000.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

BY S. ]. SHEPHERD, Trust Officer.
Mckellar, Kyser & Allen. Attorney
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

TENNESSEE Auto Parts Co., 2Oi2
Madison avenue. Hem. 24S2. Cars
bought and sold,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27

LATE 1918 Dodge touring; bargain.
Call Wal 1861 or Main $50
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Total sales 6O7,1OO shares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-27
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and
Middling, 40.50c, Sales,
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My Dodge sedan; perfect condition;
bargain, Call Wal 1861
FORD for sale. Large steering wheel,
S,romberg carburetoT. in fine condi-
tion % n Second st
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NEW YORK COTTON

Contracts closed Irregular. at advanc,
80 10 deCline OF 36 nninfa
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5-PASS Mitchell club roadster, wire
wheels; good condition and good tires;
terms II $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
Richmond Automobile News
NO SILK LINED AUTOS
For WESTERN FARMER
Travel and Transport Bureau Insti-
tutcs Survey of Essential and
Luxury Cars,

-tomobiiS owners who resent their
ears being ciassed with highly
'si!k hose. i, is the American farmer.
Periodically. II seems, there hobs
f. up some i"1y%ment des!sned to brand
uoEcsscntial To prove sucn allcga-
tons 1T Variance with facts, the
Travel and Transport Bureau OF the
j. T.. Goodrich Rubber Company. in
stitutcG Il survey OF a representative
: farming community, which consumed
weeks time, ana during which "A
tire county were personally inter-
= viewed.
Lorai" County, Ohio. was selected
everything from the small truck gar
den To large Undergraduates acre
ages.
owned passenger cars. the census
cd whether he, ciasscd his car as n
business or pleasure car. Fully 80
: iect: absolutely nece Ssary'' and
-.couldnt get along without IL" OF
-ihe Other Aalf OF Lorain Coun,y. mo;
that they considered their machines a
-hfiy-htty proposition-half as util-
~ and nd half as pleasure vehieie:
chiefly as pleasure cars. but when
;i i: they would have purchased
Bier GsFI ;u i9r ng%surS only the re-
:: The inyes iisation shows that the
motor vehicle is 4 necessity of the
-rrst order to the farmer. Ten per
cent OF the farmers questioned owned
-one and one!nalt ton capacities. Five
yer cent stated they We're in the
-mark"t for. light trucks over %
per cent declared a large part of their
product was hauled 10 market by
truck. Truck lines operated by the
creamery companies have made dairy
operation profitable in Lorain Con-
~ Nearly. every farm has a small
milk shipping platform in front of
IT'S gate. Produce. garden truck and
fruit are quickly transported To mar
-ket by both passenger car and light
truck. thus saving thousands OF
precious hours FOR the farmer each
year.
The farmers attitude on the rcla-
t.on OF tho automobile to public 1el-
fare is significant since over one
EaIf Of tAe natlon's automobiles are
owned IN sixteen Middle Western
states. and some Us per cent Of these
farm owned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
BEATS GASOLINE AT
Is CENTS A GALLON
New Invention Makes I'ords Run 2
Miles ON Gallon of Gnsolinc-Othcr
Cnrs Show PropOrtiOnntc


y new carburetor which cuts down
the gasoline consumption of any mo-
tor. including the Fords. and reduce
gasoline bills from onc-third to one
half is the proud achievement of the
Air Friction Carburetor Co. 31G Madi-
son St, Dayton. Ohio. This remark
able invention not only Increases the
power of ali motors from 80 to 80 per
cent. but enables every one to run
slow on high gear. With II you can
use the very cheapest grade OF Easo-
line or half gasoline and half kcro-
sene and Still get more power and
more mileage than you now get from
the highest test gasoline. Many Ford
owners say they now get as high as
10 or 80 miles TO Il gallon of gasoline.
SO sure are the manufacturers of the
immense saving their new carburctOr
Will make that they offer TO send IL
n2 80 days trial to every car owner
AZ !; can be put on or taken of in a
few minutes by any one. all readers
who want to Try il should send their
name. address and make OF car TO the
manufacturers at once. They also
want loCa! agents. To whom they offer
exceptionally large profits. Write
them tOday.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
PREMIER RECORD COVERS
SPAN OF TWENTY YEARS
Among Pioneers OF Auto Industry, IL
sponsor OF Many Inventions. E:s-
pccfnlly Magnetic iShIft

If you will take time TO look
through the pages OF tho history OF
the automobile industry, you will find
cars built.
1t was back in the good old days
when gas was sold for 10 cent n gal
Ion that 4 Premier pulled her back
wheels out OF the Atlantic Ocean on
the first trnScontinental trip to dip
her front wheels into tho Pacific
According to Roland Anderson OF
the Capitol Motor Corporation. local
distributors for the famous Premier
motor cars. IL was this trip that made
possible the dream of the lincoln
better class of foreign cars. Premier
Highway. RmnninE through the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
OLYMPIC RACE COURSE
ON SHELL-TORN TRACK
BicyclistS VIII Pedal Over scenes OF
Heavy German Bom-
bRr1mcnt.
ANTNVERP. BEINIUM, Juno 81

ANTWERP, belgium. June 5.-Thc
course which has been selected for
the l0Smilc road race for bicyclists
in the olympic games in August will
run through country which was the
scene OF German bombardmcnt. Ex-
ccpt for II small area near Antwerp.
there is scarcely u half-milc of Iand
along the course that does not show
the effect of Shcllfire
The road itself is comparatively
level and suitable for fast riding. For
the most part, it consists of cindcr
or dirt, except n few spots. where
there is no cycle path bordering the
brick roads.
Bicycle troops of the Dutch army
will guard the entire course. Each
nation will he permitted TO enter six
contestants of whom four will start
The combined time of the four finish
ing Will constitute the team score OF
the nation, while the first few cyclists
to finish will be considered for indi-
vidual place prizes.