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The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
2S,5S4 MOTORS IN STATE

Motor vehicles registered in Arizona up to April 30, 1920, totaled 2S,534, an increase of 5200 over those regis tered on the same date last year, ac- cording to figures made public from the office of the secretary of state. Fees collected up to April 30 this year year totaled $170,63709, an increase of s27,891.09 over those of the same , period last year. The statement show ed Maricopa county led this year with more than II 900 motor vehicles reg istered.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Spurts Do Not Mean Speed.

The driver who rides along at reg ular rate of 22 to 25 miles an hour gets more out of his car. both in speed and mileage comfort, than he who is constantly squirting and letting down. Besides. squirting does not help the transmission any.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Cause of Squeaking Brakes.

Worn brake Things may cause the heads of the rivets holding the Things to the bands to strike the drum. This brings the squeak when you apply the brakes. To correct this. remove the bands and sink the rivet heads below the Things, or, if the Things are too thin, renew them.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Don't SIOuch at Wheel.

To start your machine with the ease and grace necessary to keep your mo- tor in good shape, it is important to sit up at the wheel. Slouching brings with it, jerky starts, which mean abuse to the motor, clutch, transmits sion, axles and tires. Besides, are you really at ease while slouching at the wheel?
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
AUTOMOBILE HINTS

When oiling your car look for oil holes that are plugged up with dirt and clean them out with a piece of wire. All holes should be covered with an oil cup, but sometimes manu- lecturers do not take precaution, leav- ing the holes open. If the dirt is not removed the oil cannot reach the bear ings.
 Keep your oil clean. If there is no strainer in the funnel you use for oil, get one that has a strainer. A few particles of dirt may not do any harm, but as they accumulate they will stop the system. This applies particularly to oil pumps of the plunger type us- ing check valves. An obstruction in the valve may cause the system to fail and may burn out bearing.
 Make sure your oil guage is free to move, as a wrong indication is fatal. Sometimes the wire is bent and the gauge does not fall as the oil is used up. The inexperienced driver does not realize this and his engine runs dry.
 A gauge which can be reached by hand is good, since it may be moved up and down to see if it is free. It gives a striking object lesson when the oil base has not ben cleaned out for several thousand miles. On push ing the float down into the heavy oil mush at the bottom it sticks there, showing the need of thorough cleaning.
 When touring it is often difficult to obtain the kind of cylinder oil you want when you want it. Your engine needs the best and accordingly 1t is advisable to carry with you good supply.
 Gasoline may be soaring, but if we are complaining against the price, what would we say for the motorists in Nyassaland, East Afirca, where the price of fuel is S2 gallon and is hard to get even at that?
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Repair Smashed Hub Caps.

Smashed hub caps should be replac- ed immediately. Otherwise they per init dirt and grit to enter and wear the bearings, while grease is oozing ont
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

nois, twenty-fourth; Kansas, twenty seventh; South Dakota, twenty ninth; Wisconsin, thirty-third; Missouri, thirty-fourth.
 New York state is thirtieth, while South Carolina is at the bottom.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Boil Shark Pings

Spark plugs fouled with oil can best be cleaned by boiling jn a solution of washing soda and water.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
FROST OWN HEADLIGHTS

A simple method to dim the head lights by frosting the glass, is by coating the inner side of the glass with a solution of Epson salts and water. Let the solution dry on the
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Tin Will StOp Rattle.

A pushing of thin tin. to take up the slack, will stop the rattle of steering gear rods and the play in the joints.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
Cleaning Nickel on Car,

Nickel-plated fittings on the auto mobile can be cleaned with regular silver polish and is applied as on sil- yer.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

"How did they become friends?" "They both loved the same girl" "That usually works the other way" But another fellow got her"
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

To test for lean mixture pull out the choke knob on dash a short distance. If engine speeds up the mixture is too lean and needs to have the low-speed adjustment opened slightly.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

To test for rich mixture open the air valve slightly, admitting more air. If the engine speeds up the mixture is too rich. Close down tightly on spray nozzle or low speed adjustment.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

glass. and the frosting will serve ef- ficiently as a dinner for several months.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
AUTO TIPS
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Keep your carburetor properly ad- iusted to insure gasoline economy. A rich mixture will overheat the engine and cause carbon in cylinder heads, besides losing power. A lean mixture will give loss of power and may set fire to the carburetor.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

Quality job printing at The Sun ofiee.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

Having adjusted these to your satis- faction, throttle down engine and then open throttle suddenly Engine should pick up speed smoothly and rapidly and should not backfire at earburetor. If it backfires. the mixture should be made richer from high-speed adjust ment
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

To test the adjustment on the road run the car a few blocks throttled down. When there is clear space ahead open the accelerator smoothly and rapidly. The car should pick up speed rapidly and evenly and the en- zine should not struggle or give ex- plosions at the carburetor or muffier
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

Quality job printing at The Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28
"Gets.1t" Stops Pain Instantly and
 Corn Soon Lifts Right of.

A few drops of "Gets-It" Quenche0 corn pains like water quenches ire. Gives you immediate relief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
COAL DEALERS TO
SEEK SMALL ORDERS

Domestic coal consumers of Indi-
ana were urged 10 buy only few
tons OF coal. or enough 10 last them
through the first cold SPELL by r. y.
Yeagley. secretary OF the Indiana
Retail Coal Merchants association.
in a statement issued by local deal
ers Friday
Mr.. Yeagley declares that by Nov.
!. at the latest priority orders OF
the interstate commerce commission
which now are sending much OF the
domestic coal mined 10 New Eng
land and the northwest. will be
litter and this region then will re-
ceive the bulk OF the coal after that
time. He predicted that coal then
may be bought more readily and at
lower prices.
Members OF the association are
urged by Mr.. Yeagley 20 make de-
liveries OF from two 10 four tons only
10 a customer. The retailers. he de-
clared now have on hand or will
have by the time cold weather
comes. only enough coal 10 give al
customers limited amounts. Limited
buying, he held. will prevent suffer
ing from the first cold weather.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
POttOtUdtOmie Parks
Name is MiS-SpeLLed

Members of the park board arc
having a hard time in regard TO the
spelling OF PottOwatomie lark. In
the recent markers on the roads the
name is spelled Pottawatomie and
the florist at the park spells the
name Pottowatonie. At any rate
the records OF the park board as
compiled by the late Judge T. z.
Howard are authority for the spell
ing Pottowatomie and the signs and
flower beds Will be corrected.
At a meeting OF the park board
Friday night further plans were
made regarding the land opposite
81. Mary's which was decided to the
city by Whitcomb and Keller Most
OF the local park board members
are planning TO attend the meeting
Of the Indiana park commissioners
10 be held at Evansville, Sept. IA
and Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
WOMAN OFFERS AID
TO FRENCH ARTISTS
New Yorker Establishes Schol.
arships in All Higher
Branches.
Nettie Goldenberg, a widow. re-

Nettie Goldenberg, a widow. re-
siding at SIS W. Division St, Is
the lates. victim of the rent goug-
ers. Her story is one long list OF
misfortunes, sickness, doctor bills,
charity aid, and a struggle TO keep
the wolf away firm the door. Mrs.
Goldenberg's husband was killed in
this city about three years ago by
a runaway horse, and left his widow
with no means Of support. The
house ir which she lived was own
ed by a Chicago man, and rented
at IS the month. In May the rent
was raised 10 SIS. and on that basis
IL was paid for the months Of May
and June.
In May the house in which Mrs.
Goldenberg was living was sold and
the landlord served notice that the
rent would be increased TO $35, not
withstanding the month TO month
lease that was in effect with the
previous owner of the property. An
attorney was retained TO obtain
either the increased rent money or
to Gust the tenant One Of the
young attorneys Of the city has Of
fered TO defend the case for Mrs.
Goldenberg without charge.
Mrs. Goldenberg has one son who
works at the Studebaker corpora
ton, and who does everything pos
sible 20 help the mother. who has
been in poor health for some years.
Her rent for some time has been
paid by a charitable organization,
and through the kind hearted serv-
ices Of one OF the prominent physi-
clans OF the city two operations
have been performed on her.
According 10 persons who are
familiar with the facts, the house
in which Mrs. Goldenberg lives IA
badly in need of repairs. There are
no toilet facilities except an open
clubhouse in the back yard, which
has been condemned by the health
authorities. No action has been
taken on this. nor has the request
OF the tenant for the repair of Nle
building brought any response.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
INSTITUTE FOR
TEACHERS ENDS
DIR. F. H. Green Delivers Final
Talk to the School
Workers.

DIR. F. II. Green in his lecture az
Institute Friday afternoon gave out
the word growth" as a waJcnword
for teachers. He gave the things
that growing includes, goodness
reading, order, work ideals. new
ness. and gladness. Not just TO
promote your own growth" he said.
but by so doing 10 promote the
growth Of others" Or. Green has
appeared before South Bend audi
ences for the past five years and is
one Of the greatest and most appre-
ciated speakers OF the day He is
an English professor at the State
Normal school at West Chester. Pa.
4 male quartet was made up OF
the teachers in attendance and gave
several selections rs prelude TO the
lecture. The sectional meetings
were held before the lecture, which
closed the week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
ART DEPT. At HIGH
SCHOOL PLANS YORK

The art department OF the high
school Will continue the same course
OF study this fall that was outlined
last year. the head OF the depart
ment has announced. Glasses have
been organized in commercial art.
costume design, applied art, arts and
crafts. civic art representative art
and interior decoration. There are
faint rumors OF a sketching class 10
be formed. but no official statement
has been made. a high standard
always has been maintained in the
art work Of the high school and the
enrolment OF the classes this term
promises that the results OF the
courses offered will not fall short Of
the expectations
Miss Wrightman. who has filed
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
uon OF Miss Arbuckle. the former
head OF the art department. was the
head OF the supervised study of art
in the grade schools of St Paul.
Mimi, before accepting similar
position in South Bend. Miss Hin
ner. who is also an addition 70 the
departm ent, has spent the summer
in an eastern summer camp for
girls as Instructor OF arts and crafts
Miss Hinner is a graduate OF a Chi
cago art school.
The lack of artistic decoration has
been noticeable in the art rooms and
through the efforts OF the art class
Of 191s-191e John Sargent's "Frieze
Of the Prophets" was presented to
the costume design room as a COM
panion piece to the frieze, Can
terbury Tales" in the commercial
room. Several pieces Of statuary
will be added this fall as the gifts
Of the same class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
SELECT DIRECTOR
OF EDUCATION FOR
GRACE III. E. CHURCH

Clarence J. Taylor. of Long Beach.
Cal, has accepted the newly created
position of director of religious edu-
cation and young peoples activities
at Grace NJ. z. church and will ar
rive in South Bend in the near future
TO take up his work.
Mr.. Taylor. who has been a SUI =
cessful business man while a church
worker is going into the religious
work on a professional basis and IS
the first TO i'll a position of this
kind in South Bend. Other churches
Of the city will soon establish similar
departments with paid directors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
CIVIC FEDERATION
OUTLINES PLAN FOR
COMING YEAR
Reception to be Given in City
School Buildings
for Parents.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Civic Federation was held Fri
day night A. the School Adminstra-
ton building Plans were outlined
for the coming year. a reception
will be given az each school build
ing in the city during September for
the parents and teachers and school
board The Eareuts viii meet with
the principal and school board and
be conducted by the Boy Scouts 20
the room iu which they are par
1iculariy Interested and where they
viii meet the teachers. Aftcrward
they they will enjoy a social hour
together.
report Of the progress OF the
First Voters clubs was made. Early
In October the civic Federation
pans 20 give q reception honoring
Col and Mrs c. $. Bullock. South
Bends new recreatlonal supervisor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
SENATOR HARDING
VISITS SMALL TOWN

b Associated Press
MARION. O.. sept. Slope that
the United States will take the lead
tC outlaw war" and secure the
permanent peace OF the world was
voiced 10y Sen. Harding Friday in a
speech at a home coming celebration
at Mount Gilesd. O.. a country town
in his native county.
Addressing a crowd from a street
booth where members OF the Amer
lean legion were soliciting funds for
a home for their local post the re-
publican nominee declared he was
willing % do anything short OF sur
rendering the nations independence
To attain world concord He main
tanned that acceptance of the Lea
que Of Nations as IL was written.
however. would involve a sacrifice OF
nationality which no friend OF peace
should advocate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
DEFEATED IN PRIMARIES.

Special TO The News-Times:
GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. 3.-Helen
Curtenjus Statler, OF Kalamazoo.
Mich. formerly Of Goshen, wife of
DR.. Herbert o. Statler, a widely
known Kalamazoo physician, who
was formerly city health officer
here, was defeated in the Michigan
state primaries held Tuesday for the
republican nomination for congress
man from the Third district by W.
II. Frankhauser, a resident OF Hills
dale, Mich. Mrs. Statler carried Cal
houn county. The race was between
two men and one woman. Mrs. Stat
Ter polling the lowest vote. She and
z. r. Eaton divided their strength
in Kalamazoo county and Frank
hauser getting a big vote in Hills
dale county won a victory over
them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
WOULD REOPEN CASE.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 3.-Anthra-
cite mine workers. through their
union officers, today appealed 10
Presiden. Wilson 10 reopen the
wage contract signed yesterday for
the purpose Of remedying the in
equalities" IL the award recently ap-
proved by President Wilson. II is
estimated that about 10000 mine
workers throughout the anthracite
regions have quit work because. il
is declared, they are not satisfied
with the terms OF the coal commits
siofs award which gave the anthra-
cite men increases ranging from II
10 % rs per cent, whereas the
miners asked for a uniform ad-
vance Of about q per cent for the
several classes OF workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
RESCUE CREW
OF DISABLED
SUBMARINE
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Williams were taking turns with the
hand drill. and finally at 1870 a. m,
after hours Of the hardest kind OF
work. a hole was cut through large
enough for the men 10 escape.
The first man was taken out at
1:25 and by 2:45. the last man,
Lieut.. Commander Charles NJ. Cooke,
jr., climbed through the hole.
Revive Men.
The men from the submarine re-
vived quickly. after being put
aboard the Alanthus. where they
we're given hot soup and put 10 bed.
Many were bleeding at the mouth
and nose, their faces were swollen
and their eyes bloodshot, but they
still had plenty OF spirit.
AN credit for the rescue be-
longs TO Grace and McWilliams. II
ever men were heroes. they were.
The submarine crew was later
Transferred TO the battleship Ohio,
and the Alanthus steamed towards
Norfolk.
The General Goethals. owned by
the Panama railroad and steamship
company was on her way from
Cristobal via Haiti 10 New York,
when the accident 10 the submarine
was discovered.
One HoOSicr.
one OF the men who were res
cued today from the submarine S.
Is Gunner Robert Holt. son OF Mrs
John Daley Of Indianapolis. Mr.
Holt. who was born in indianapolis
enlisted in the navy when he was / 1
years Of age. and has served six
/ teen years. He served during the
war as a member OF the crew -oi
/ the submarine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
South Bend. Inc. Sept. 80. 1920.

South Bend, Inc, sept. so, 1920.
Editor South Bend News Times:
The South Bend Tribune m their
issue OF Sept. I'd. under the head
ing Of Women Protest Choice Of
Registration Rooms" printed this
statement: In the Fifth Precinct
or the Seventh Ward the cigar
store Of Isador Cohen. 1910 s. Mich
igan street. IL the chosen registration
place. The statement that this
place IS a cigar store is absolutely
false. The premises known as 1910
s. Michigan street consists OF a
twelve room dwelling house wherein
1 have resided with my family for
more than twenty years.
do not conduct a cigar store at
that place mgr at any other place. I
am a tobacco broker. buying from
the manufacturers and selling 20
the retailers.
NV home has been used as a reg
istration and voting place for more
than ten years last past I'm every
election and is well known 20 and
convenient for the voters Of the
Fifth Precinct OF the Seventh Ward
The insinuation contained in the
Tribune article that this Is a new
specially selected place is absolutely
false.
Will you kindly publish the fore
going TO the end that the public be
not deceived by political articles
published in the Tribune.
Respectfully yours.
ISADORE COHEN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
KLEIN SAYS
POWELL IS
PARTY LEADER
Republican County Chairman
Testifies in Behalf of
Court Defendant.
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touch with 81 colored families on
the east side and that under his
direction a poll OF the voters has
been taken.
Self styled Politician.
In concluding the argument for
the defense the attorney said in
part: This self appointed religious
and political leader admits that he
was 20 look after the east side poll
tics and Rev. Smart the west while
the north and south were 10 take
care OF themselves. He has confessed
20 the congregation and has shown
10 the court by not allowing his wife
10 testify that ne is a wife beaten
He aggravated the assault be-
cause this meeting called for the K.
+. Hall interfered with his love
feast Perhaps he feared he would
not get any OF the alleged fifteen
million slush fund we hear so much
about IL ne did not kill this meet
ing"
Prosecutor Schock proved con-
clusively 10 the court that an as
sault had been committed on the
minister by the two men in his clos
ing statement.
Judge Issues Warning.
IN the concluding statements Of
Judge Gilmer after a day filled with
spicy bits OF evidence ne was forced
20 sop several times while the men,
bers Of the colored congregation,
witnesses and court onlookers. pro-
nounced amen at the conclusion OF
every statement.
The judge said in part:
There has been a great deal Of
testimony for both sides given here
SO Of
ate cases and should have never
been brought into this court. II has
caused more trouble. l have never
seen any good come from bringing
these cases mo court. 1t is the duty
Of the prosecutor, however. TO file
a case of his kind regardless of the
consequences.
Both sides in this case are guilty
Of indiscretion and both hold posi-
tons in which the general public
expect good conduct. The defend
ants are deacons and the plaintiff is
a pastor. neither should have gone
to the lengths they did.
II must say legally that the min
lister is a wife beaten, according 10
the testimony That is one of the
objectionable offences and a man
who will do that we have a right TO
presume would commit an assault.
Matthew IS deacon in the church
and he does not stand in a good
light. have no sympathy with these
christian sinners. l think ne should
be punished. l will say you better
have no more trouble. There will
be no leniency In this court and no
more suspended sentences"
Matthew was found guilty OF as
sauIt and battery and fined s25 and
costs. The appeal bond was fixed at
800. Boswell was discharged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
MARRIED IN GOSHEN.

Special TO The News-Times:
ELKHART, Ind, Sept. 3.-Word
has been received Of the marriage OF
Miss Margaret Ellen Barney. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. L. NJ. Barney. and Henry
J. Weaver. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Weaver, which took
place Thursday at st. Marks NJ. F..
church at Goshen. Miss Barney
graduated from ST Mary's with the
class Of 1913, and was a member OF
the Tri Kappa and Gamma Tau So
cieties. Mr.. Weaver, who was for
merly a lieutenant in the army, IS
now a travelling representative OF
the Foster Machine company. Both
young people are we'll known in
South Bend and Elkhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
CONFERENCE OF
YOUNG PEOPLES
SOCIETY OPENS
Special Program Prepared by
Swedish Evangelical
Church.

The Young Peoples annual con-
ference Of the Swedish Evangelical
churches OF Northern Indiana will
be held in the Swedish Evangelical
church. Main and Monroe, this city,
Sept As A special program has
been prepared. The young people
have shown great interest in the
conference, which promises TO be
we'll attended by delegates from the
district as a whole.
Sunday services will be as follows:
Sunrise prayer meeting at a. m;
worship 10 a. m, 3 and 1880 p. m.
At the business meeting Monday at
9 a. m. reports will be given and
officers for the coming year elected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
WORKERS GET FINAL
WORD FOR TO-DAY

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Third-51O w. Division St
Fourth-T24 ". Ford 81.
Fourth Ward.
First-2642 Mishawaka av.
SeCond-2222 Mishawak av.
Third-German Lutheran school.
Fourth-321 +. Jefferson blvd.
Fifth-Dean barber shop.
SiXth-92S Z. Miner -.
Seventh-S27 y. Hill 81.
Eighth-No. : hose house.
Fifth Ward.
First-Nabicht cigar store.
SeCond-Lontz coal yard
Third-512 1-2 r. Monroe So.
Fourth--712 +, Bronson ST.
Fifth-749 s. Michigan ST.
Sixth Ward.
First-1O44 w Division St
Second-S24 W. Fisher st.
Third-S22 Webster ST.
Fourth-1521 W. Durham ST
Fifth-445 Kosciusko ST.
Sixth-615 Grant st
Seventh w Division 81
Eighth-5O9 s. Meade ST
Seventh Ward.
Precinct
i414 Leer 81.
Second-1532 Miami st
Third-51O F. Sample
Fourth POS +. Sample
Fifth-1310 :. Michigan 81.
SiNth-63O Indiana av.
Seventh L Dot-r,v e.
Eighth-11S w Stul
Ninth-1912 s Main ST
Tcuth-14O2 :. Prairie av.
Eieventh-l9O9 5. Chaplin 81.
Twelfth-1749 Prairie av