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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
TUEL SCARCITY INCENTIVE
IT0ALL MOTOR INVENTORS
Gasoline Now Produced Cause Of
Carbon Formations and Bear
,9t ing Troubles.

S On his return from Il trip through
ssthe East. w. II. Radford. chief en-
isgincer of tho saxon Motor Car Cor
porntion drew an interesting COM
q States" Mr.. Radford said, Il was
casually interested in the great
,&in evidence in the big coal mines
4 Suddenly the idea occurred TO me
: that some day. when the standard
coal have become so scarce that the
Sprice Will be prohibitivc. the great
majority OF people will be forced TO
turn to some such material as this
great waste supply OF culm. When
/, that day comes, all OF the owners OF
( heating plants. steam boilers. ami
sign, will lind their heating equip
ment totally inadcquate.
Fuel Change Necessary.
IF change OF fuel becomes neces-
er or later-Somc inventor and manu-
facturer Will render the public an
inestimable service by Offering a
solution 10 this. problem in the form
soi new combustion device. THIS
device Will be designed and perfect
ed to operate expressly with the
/ available fuel OF the future
Then it struck mo forcibly that
the very thing which Will sooner or
later happen in the case Of solid fuels;
already has happened in the case of
gasoline. Mos; men know that W.
are not getting the Same Kind o:
3 gasoline that we once did. Every
body owning a car today is cndcaVor-
ing to force new fuel into a motor
basicaliy designed n number Of years
ago for :. Very different kind of
gasoline. Is II amy wonder that car
bon formations and bearing troubles
are becoming increasingly severe?
Motor Changes AIadc.
'Al this time, however. progress
sive engineers have realized that this
game fuel OF today actually does
possess admirable qualities o: power
II this power could only be extracted
by some new means. But motor car
manufacturers, with thcir capital
heavily invested in machinery. pat
terms, pigs, drawings and equipment
for the production of the old style
motors. would naturally defer any
radical change because Of the saCri-
fice OF cost. AS q substitute. numcr-
Gus minor changes have been de-
vised as stop-Saps for the situation.
In this tho Saxon Motor Car Cor
poration jumped into the lead. Actu-
ated by the knowledge that only n
radical change in design could cX-
tract full power from present DAY
gas. We applied the idea OF Duplex
engineering and designed the 1870
Saxon motor. As a result. we secure
from low-Erade gas not only as
much power as we did with the Saso-
line Of five or six years ago, hut
actually more. Hy wrinEinc two
fold power from this prescn; grade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
MANY CUTS AND BL0WOUTS
ARE DUE TO BENT RIMS
IL Motorists Would Examine wheels
They Would Find Them Bent Along
Their Edges,


Eent rims are 1t direct cause of
rim cuts. OF tires blowing from the
rim. and OF the breaking Of the wire
cables ut the base of the tire. Often
times motorists cannot understand
why tires should blow" when they
are driving along slowly. The facts
OF the case are that the ovcrstraincd
carcass has reached the limit of its
endurance from previous abuse and
has given away.
Many motorists. were they to cx-
anime the wheels ON their cars.
would he surprised to notice that
their rims are bent along the edges.
These bent rim nanScS are ordi-
narily little thought OF. yet they
cause Il Goodly percentage of tire
trouble.
When the wheel hits n frog or n
switch Of street car track or q
hole in the road. there is Il tendency
10 ilattcn the rim. especially if the
tire is undcriuflatcd The rims sup
port. however. is essential to tho life
OF tire. II IL is bent so that it
does not 1T the tire and allows the
side walls TO bulge. the motorist may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

II may usually be corrected by care
TO guard against such !. condition.
Keep out of car tracks and holes
where the depression allows tho
weight OF the car to rest on the rims
1t Is also advisable TO avoid quick,
slanting jolts OF tho wheels against
curbs. Especially is 1, Important to
carefully cross intersections of car
tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

know that trouble is to be expected
unless he takes immediate prccau-
tions.
by truinE up their rims. motorists,
according to Miller Rubber Company
rim experts. may prevent much tire
trouble. And half the pleasure OF
motoring Is freedom from tire trou-
bic. y good rule to follow Is to have
both tires and rims inspected fort
nightly. When rim trouble is found,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

of fuel Saxon owners get twenty to
twenty-five miles per gallon of gaso-
line. So when we say that Saxon
is motor car ut least two years
ahead OF present standards we are
understanding rather than ovcr-stat-
ing the facts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

pEAU BRUMMEL would have
u cried "Failurc!!" at Abraham
Lincoln; but the world smiles at the
TOP and kneels to the Libcrator.
Most Of US desire something
better from life than to be known
as leaders of fashion, though we
may not attain to the leadership
of people.
If here at the Peerless factory
we can continue to build the best
motor cars we are capable Of, we
shall feel true satisfaction in having
followed the urge Of Emerson:
"I'o do with might and main
what you can do"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

Let others have the honors of
Beau Brummcl, while VIC bend our
energies to principles of construction
and their application.
Our work is the Peerless Two
Power-rangc Eight-a solid, service
able Car, with a true heart and
generous and enduring spirit. We
are content to stand or fall by the
measure of this accomplishment.
Five years have passed since the
ilrst Two power range Eight was
built. The Peerless Of 1920 is in all
essentials the same kind of car
tested and proved car, faithful to
a creed of moderation in everything
but endurance.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-05
Darkness Makes ooIdnsh Blind.

Ogneff kept goldfishes for three
years in absolute darkness, taking care
to give them plenty Of room and
plenty Of food. The result was total
blindness; even the rods and cones Of
the cetina disappeared.-New York
Herald.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-05

ton, Iowa. Lincoln Cell took them
to Eureka. Mauritz Van Soest, of
the Hull neighborhood, was in town
Monday night. He brought with him
some very nice "home made" hams
which he disposed of to Landlord
Rush.
The many friends of Mrs. E. F.
Savage, of Roop, will be glad to learn
that she has so far recovered from
her recent illness as to be out of dan
ger. Surely, Mrs. Savage has had
more than her share Of sickness and
suffering
Emmons County record., 1920-02-05
From the Record, March 1, 1896.
in TOWN AND OUT

in TOWN AND OUT
Representative Armstrong returned
from Bismarck Monday evening.
Dugald Campbell and w. s. Cas-
selman were in town, Monday on their
way to Bismarck.
John I. Roop is back from Bismarck
where he was employed as senate
clerk during the session.
Fred Cell and wife left Monday
for Eureka, where they will take the
Milwaukee train on their way to Ash
Emmons County record., 1920-02-05

await me.
It was signed, III. de Ravenol.''
/ had barely finished this when I
heard Claire give cry, Mamma is
dead" and I looked up just in time
to see her throw out her arms and
swoon away at my feet.
People faint away in this story like
the heroines Of mid-victorian ro-
nance, but can't help it. Anyway,
I warned you there was another faint
coming, which faint was, under the
circumstances, natural enough.
To be exact, Claire swooned at my
feet via Billy's arms. The intention
was all on his side, however-he
caught her as she was regardlessly 60
ing and let her down. A light bur-
den.
SCOT any smelling salts? Quick If
you have. Some water. II you haven't" |"
he ordered.
! couldn't help an inward snort at
the cool way in which he took the pro-
prietorship OF the situation in my
house-a snort tempered with good
natured elderly amusement at his i'm
petuosity and its justinable cause. He
was nearly as pale az Claire and
dreadfully agitated. But was already
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09

Mr. ard Mrs. George MeKeown ana
children. % Quincy. were among the
out Of town guests 40 the wedding Al
the Methodist church Monday night.
The d. y. r. r. 81 the Baptist charch
az River Junction were over 20 fhe
baptist church a Gretna sunday evo-
Ming and rendered 4 most interesting
program AZ that place The Guetna
young people rendered ) program IL
the church A. River Junction SEINE
weeks aFo.
Mr., and Mrs g. Isl Whldaon at
tended the wedding Monday night.
Rev. and ARE. Mills. 81 Pueblo.
Cole. have been visiting friends and
relatives Ga THIS section for the past
few weeks being tho guests 81 Mr..
Miiis' sister. Mrs. J. y. Linton
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Shepard. cf
Rier Junction, were among the n1sny
visitors az the wedding Monday night
Mrs Roberts II Tallahassee. hsas
been visiting Airs Hattie Layne for
tne past few days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09

theatrical admissions to yield. sgo.-
coo 600
An additional tax or 81 per thou
sand on ciRarets. 90 yield f7o.00e 600
An additional tax OF % cents per
thousand on cigars. 60 yield 5000 900
Al additional tax Of 8 cents per
pound on tobacco and snun. 20 yield
$50 coo 0oo.
a. additional tax OF 5 per cent on
c,ndy. 90 yield $4,000 goo.
An additional tax ~ : per cont on
chewing gum. 20 Yield a.0oo GOO
An additional tax az 2 per cent on
toilet soap and toilet soap powders
60 yields 100000
A 10 per cent tax on the sale BY
manufacturers. producers or importers
81 perfumes. cosmetics and medicinal
Articles m lieu Of the present tax on
the consumer % yield tio.ooo 0oo
An additional 8 per cent tax ON
iaweiry and precious meals o yield
ssB eD0 Geo.
An additional tax 81 per cent on
musical insiruments. % yield tta.ooo. :
600.
An additional tax o. 5 per cent on
niotion picture Minis. 90 yield t4ooo, =
600
In the readluatmeut N surfaces. Mr.
Houston proposes the Lewiston - In
comes into saved 81 reiuvested and
spent" ON the former class he
would limit the highest tax 10 90 per
cent while the income spent would he
subjected 20 a tax ranging as high az
81 per cent. Under the plan proposed
b. the SECRETARY. incomes between So
600 and $4,000 would he taxed per
cent on the part saved ana the same
en- the part spent The same ratio
with q Rraduated increase would APP
Ply 20 incomes up 20 $50 eco where
the maximum 20 30 per cent ON saved
income o. reached prom $4,000 60
$4,000. the rates would be go per cent
On saved and - per cent on spent
tso.oe0 10 $50. 900. 90 Per cent and 90
por cents $50 coo % $500. per cent
and s. per cent sTsoe 70 100000. 90
per cent and ~ per cent, and over
500 eco. 20 per cent and 50 per cent.
or a total tax Of ID per cent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
WEST FLORIDA SEEKS
SHRINE DISTRICT
Harvey Baylis Presents Claims 70
Morroeco Temple for Inde.
pendent District.

Harvey Bayils presented the claims
81 Pensacola 90 Morocco Temple.
Jacksonville. last night fer the forma-
tion ~ a West Florida shrine district
as an Independent district West Flor
ida Is now under the Jurisdiction 81
Morocco Temple. but r. IsrfectlRg
plans FOR the erection 81 shrine tenn.
pie Ia Pensacola providing a dispen 10
tlon can be obtained from the ina
periai council AZ is next regular meot-
ing.
Mr. Baylis went 70 Jacksonville
Tuesday night 20 present the claims
OF West Florida 70 tho temple there
az its last business meeting this year.
lie IL expected back here tonight
II Morocco Temple win recommend
the formation of the independent dis.
trict. composed Of all 81 West Florida
west n TIE Suwanee river. e IS
though the imperial council win act
more quickly OF the petition. n Nor
rocco refuses the application as pre-
scented by Mr.. Baylis the West Flor
idm shrine club viii SO before tho
council a. i's next regular meeting
ana present the claims ~ the indo-
pendent district az that time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
HOUSTON WOULD
REVISE TAXES


corporation incomes % yield t4es 900 :
uGe.
Ramamatment az surtax rates GA M
comes % yield an additional tese.
e9a.0o0.
Adjustment q ths $4,000 e3smp-
flea allowed corporations ON income
o. yield t5a.ooo.
An increase from the present per
cent % q pr cent ~ me tax Cn IN
comes - ft.U00 ~ less snd from : pea
cent O. IS per cent Ca the tax on IN
comes between tt0oo and ti0oa0 the
whole estimated ta yiesd &tao. $50 e9t
annually
A tax ~ 2 cents a Hailon on gasoline
Tor motor ears and al other purposes.
a. yicla 500 600 o0o
A federal license tax 81 So cents per
Horsepower On the use q motor cars
o. yield &la0.0o0 goo.
An additional sales tax on automo-
bliss 8other than trucks and wnEonal
and matorcycles and motor car aces
murtua to yiela atQo 0oQ coo.
a io per cent additional tax on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
GR0TTOES PLAN BIG
INITIATION NIGHT
Class % More Thar Fifty Candidates
60 De introduced irte Mys.
teries % CLUB.

Plans we're perfected AZ the meet.
ing Or the Grottoes last night for the
big ceremonial 20 be staged here Dec.
~. az which time more han fifty ean-
dldates viii De initiated into he fuYs~
tories % that Organization The cers-
monies win begin with a parade dur
inE the early evening and the initia-
tory ceremonies AZ the temple Friday
night The parade VIII start from the
Woedman han and win march down
palafox-s - and back g. the temple be-
fore TIE ceremonies
Tile Crottaea wfIi elNr a alr ban
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
cHArTAHoocHEE

: = = . . = . . . . u . . = . !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
CANADIAN SPEAKER
STARTLE LEAGUE
Howell opposes Assumption of Power
hy Europeans.

GENEVA, switzerland. nec Q -
The livellest emotion tI4e assembly 0s
lle League ~ Nations has experienced
was provoked today by N. w. R0sVell
I 20 Canada. who expressed hls views
regarding European statesmansnip ln
a way that startled diplomatisis 81 ,he
old Morld.
sharp debate arose over lhe rec-
0mmendatl0n OF the committee on
technical organization that the as
ssemhly propose 10 the governments "a
set Lp under the auspices az thc league
IT nations three new organizations
finances. transit and health. with an-
n1al conferences ON these subjects
Canada At any rate he said felt that
they were questions that should not
he allowed 10 fail under European con (.
tFtl
Mr.. nowe1 was supported b. Sir.
Miller 0f Australia. a9d WAS mildly
taken 20 task By Gabrielle Hanotany. ~
france, Dr CASTOR da Ctrnha. az Brazil
who hal offered az amendment. united
with The Others. however. ia agreeing
% iet tt.o Question 20 og3e 1elll 81.
morrow. Ira the meantime endeav0rs
VIII be made Ia arrive az a compromise.
The old hen olueks with pride I'm.
menso:
She's laid an esq worth twenty
cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09

"Wednesday night fouowing. Dec 81.
az the oaceola Club. Plans for that
evening were considered az the NEE .
ms last night
one OF the liyiieat meetings recent
" was held last might and following
the business meeting the members
were trelfed rs q supper and smoker
az the club home Two three round
boxing bouts we're staged during the
evening and a siae-lne imprompta
bout was staged with the referee
Messrs Bert Reid ama Davis pat or
the gloves for the first fight and
Messra silva and Johnson put them
an far the second
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
SPENCER sAorrER
BURIED At SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Dec. 8---Spencor shot.
ter. former head - the American Ma
val Stores company and the foremost
naval stores factor IN savannah. who
d8eA In New York Saturday. was
buried a. f.ona Venture cemetery here
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
DODGE CARS COLLIDE
ON BARRANCAS AVENUE

Two noNEe ears. driven BY Gus
Haley and shcnburn. coiiidea on nar.
raucas-nvo last night about 10 O'Clock.
Occupants - both cars were thrown
0ut but none was injured other than
q atake-un The accident was In.
vesiigated b. Captain Harper and
Officer Bowman
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
BICYCLE RACERS
RETAIN POSITIONS

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-~The relative
positions of the contestants IN tho
N-day race az Madison square Gar.
tonight. the seventy first hour. Broca
afad Coburu were leading the field
with It's miles and six laps to their
credit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
RED CROSS ROLL
AT CHATTAHOCHEE

CIIATTAHoocHEE. Fla. Dec. S.
Mrs. Angus X Gholson. chairman o.
Red Cross ron call. Chattahoochee ana
River Junction. wishes 20 thank her
committee for the splendid work done
BY IL in the present annual rol call
campaign.
The report ~ tho various chair
women Of the committees Is a. fol-
faaremt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
J > = q . = . = !, . . : . = q ~

Mr.. ard Mrs Angus 4. 9holson.
Misses Bertha oholsoa Marie Frazier
and SIR. W r Vaniandfagham mo
tered over q Donaldeonvilie. Ca. sun
dav and spent the dav fhs guests q G.
n Gholsen. 81 that place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
PASTIMEs WIN
FROM MERCHANTS

The Pastluaa defeated tho Mer-
chants % the second league same co
the pamtlme alleys last nigh TIE
next league same win BE- between tha
Navy Yard aud the ~ a ~ shop
team Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
School Handkerchiefs SC

Three different patterns in School
Observation-Disclosures with white. others
with colored trimnings-better get
good supply for your little ones. Reduced
to sc each
UPPER MAIN FLooR--THE BON MARcuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Fancy Handkerchiefs 10c

Women's Fancy Lawn Handkerchiefs
with hemstitched hens and corner de-
signs-machine embroidered in white
reduced for this event to 10c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Lingerie Blouses
Reduced to S1.OO

An Anniversary Sale From, the
Blouse Section
White Wolfe Blouses, so desirable
this summer, are reduced-some are
slightly soiled.
Made of wolfe in novelty, striped,
plain or embroidered effects.
Organize collars, lace edges and
vest effects trim them.
BLOUSE sEcTroN-sEcoND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Lawn Handkerchiefs 12tc

Plain White Lawn Handkerchief
with hemstitched hens and cord borders
with or without initials-special for
Tuesday at for 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
40-inch Georgettes
SITS a Yard

40-inch Ceorgettes in good line Of plair
colors win have their price shipped to SITE
for Tuesday-better come.
UPPER MAIN FLooR-THE BON MARcHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Gray Wool-mixed Bankets-large size-size 70xs0
inches-wonderful value at Ss95 pair. Only IL
pairs in the lot--with pink and blue borders.
FABRIC FLOOR uHIRD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Good heavy Damask suitable for everyday use
81 inches wide, good looking-with floral patterns
fine wearing Damask at a very low price.
FABRIC FLOOR THrRD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Foremost
in
Economy
Handkerchief
Offerings

Have the latest IN Handkerchiefs. and
get them for less at the Anniversary
Sales. OF good quality crepe de Chine.
several different embroidered corner de-
signs. or just plain hemstitched-al sport
and evening colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Woolnap Blankets $5.95 Pr.

Just Is pairs of Gray and Tan Woolnap Blanket
so we reduce them TO S5.95 for the Anniversar.
Size 66xs0 inches. with pink or blue borders.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-25

De citeya zsJs oli!ia din Clcve-
land iaregistr<e o serie de gen.
tile!c din partse nor baadili, carr
SC poartd GU d6jplc GU 0 curtagi;e
dcnnG de caVae din euW mediu.
Acum ure-Os1l,d sdptdmini o
domnisoard 1eoIfdt; de dol ban
diff, ! Sc ia pslAs3a nelcle, dar, o
brosG deM peptM cinre darul de
| a facc On snapt saiNalai; SO .casd
81 Sc sicd: "Poat4 o az ca suvcnir,
nu ito iau.''
A doua ~ d-ra C chemotd la te-
lefon 81 Sc spund:
"Dacd vH IN tin,p de ciiacisprc-
sece minute la cobul strdziiii cutare
capeh inelelc 81 lanW inopoi," 81
fata s'a dus, 81 peste citero minute
aparc en- tindr, IL dd inetcle, banii,
81 cersndu-i scuse Sc depdyteosd.
Asi noapte IN automobil in ca
re sc afM 81 d-ra GlNys Reese,
Clio Beluidere ace, a fost acostat
de n'ste bandit, cm ordinm de q
sc do JOS din automoN1. D-nul
CHM, proprictarul automobilulul
81 d-ra Reese s'aw coJorit. Ban
dita, carr erau intr'un alt outomo-
bH, "a perchiyitionat, hind delo
CHM SO 81 un ceas de aur.
eva rog da!i-mi s,aapoi punga 81
bMna," q sis d-ra Reese.
"De sig,r," a us unnl din ban
diti 81 . lea inapout, 81 bonditi
urcindu-sc IN ambele automobile
All plecat, Msia,d tindru pereche pc
Settlement road, andc au fost q.
c0stati.
"DacG inn ludat inelele sunt 81.
gurd ca mi lear II dat inapoi, da,
Team virst la iutcaM il. gurd, d
sis d-ra Reese.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-25

In seara zilei de 13 Sept. poll
tistul Gavril Stamciulea (Stans-
ley), pc cind Sc odillnea la locu-
inta hli de pc 1415 w. 55th Str.
fost instiintat ca Michael Gra
ham 81 Urn alt ON s'au luat la
bataie. ID. Stanciulea imbracin-
du-se in hainele-i civile a alergat
la fata locului 81 incercat ca sa
aresteze pc Graham.
Pc cind il ducea spre strada
Detroit, multime de barbati
s 'au strins 81 au cerut libertatea
acestuia.
Instintilfdu-i ca este pOlitist
dl Stanciulea poruncit sa sc
dmprastie, insa acestia in loo sal
asculte au inceput ca sa arunce
Nm ell cu pietri. Timind pc Graham
politistul s'a pus cu spatele Ia
gard 81 a tras arma afara porun
cind din nou ca multimea sa Sc
Tdmprastie.
Raspunsul fost o alta ploaie
de pietri aruncate asWpra lui. Ii
acest moment, dupa cum spun,
politistul, Graham s'a intors l;
(politist incercind sd fuga. Poll
tlstul "a intrebuintat bita polise
neasca, 81 Gu lovitura a ameti
pc Graham.
| Clnd multimea yazut aceast'
mai infuriata s'a arrlncat asupr;
omIlui legii asa in cit la urma d
Ss3tsdnHilfua a fOsr silft sa flISpiste
Gloantele "a lovit pc un tiinar d,
patrusprazece ami, John Janko
rama acestllia ma fost grava.
Graham fost dus Ia srital $
a fost detinut de polite. A!.alta
ieri acesta fost pedepsit |;
treHeci de zile incllisoare pentrl
tlllburarea ordinei.
Politistul Stanciulea "a fost lall
dat pentru curajul lui.