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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop, to be
removed, formerly occupied by Coch-
ran & Osborn, size 41x21. Inquire Of
Mrs. A. X. Wright, Is W.. Gambler. Q
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE-A complete outfit for
moving and raising buildings. SOs
West High or Phone 4SS-Blue. x2
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

HORSEsHoER and GENERAL
BLACKSMITH,
FOR WORK ON COLUMBUS
ROAD
Highway Construction Co.
See Mr.. Conabee. Bangs. Ohio. or
phone 2061-F. tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

WANTED-Men for road work, Co.
lumbus-Wooster road. Call 1896 or
52S-Red. Dorsey Construction Co. II
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

WANTED-To rent barn for tool
storage. Call 1876 or 52SRed. Dorsey
Construction Co. II
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03
WANTEo

WANTED
LABORERS,
E TRANSFERS.
TEAMS. NJ
CONCRETE BRIDGE FOREMAN.
GRADE FOREMAN.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

WANTED-Dishwasher. e. M. Bloch.
er, Wisner Cafes tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

WANTED-Dining room girl. e. M
Bl0cher, Wisner Cafe. tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-09-03

WANTED-B. & o. shops at Zanes,,
vile, Newark and Sandusky, boiler.
makers, Soc, per hour; car repairmen,
soc per hour; helpers. SIC per hour.
Steady work. Apply F. G. Hadley,
freight agent b. u o x2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
sEZZLEMEhT TRIAL
IS STARTED TO-DAY
BY stats cssrsaponseaL.


NEW BRUFSWfGk, June 2g. =
Inari Nacsa. Of woodbridge. was
placed on trial IN the our Of quar-
ter SESSIONS here yesterday Afternoon
charged with embszzI.ng 325o0 from
Joseph Mesick. deceased, who had
been a hoarder az his home. As the
case did not start until late yester-
day afternoon and there Will be no
more criminal trials This week, IL
was continued Until Tuesday OF next
week.
Rev. Francis Gross. Of Perth AM
boy. the first witness, testified that
Mesick had come to him December
2, declaring that he was about 10
leave town and has asked Nacsa TO
send $4,000 Of his TO Mesck's brother
n Europe. On December Is Marck
ea esiaz diad .tha witness
oa - FOR hfs
funar1l aa3 mass and that t1e re-
Nacsa failed to 60. It IS Claimed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
ITALIANS PLAN
For DRIVE HERE

4 drive FOR The 5snsst o. tho
blind soldiers WIDOWS ard orphans
IN Italy OF the recant world war
wiz be held II this city commencing
July IS. The drive Is being Held
under the auspices OF the Young
Meas Italian Social clob for the
National Italian Relief Fund which
is sndeavoring 20 raise 5000. 600 BY
public subscription throughout the
Urttec States from now Until Octo-
Der IL. Columbus Day John Ca
sale. the national treasurer Of the
fund was IN this city last Friday
night and arranged for TIE cam
paign for the funds that IS 70 be held
here. The Young Mems italian.
Social Club OF which Emanuel Pico
is the president. IS heading the
committee IN charge OF TIE cam
pa4gn for the FUNDS 70 be c~oliecres
IN this city.
There Will be a tag day, ball arr
other events 10 mark the drive 70 be
held IN connection with the affair.
Mayer Dorsey has given his Appro-
for the drive here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
no GIVE C6neert roniysr


The third season of the School OF
Bel Canto, conducted by Miss Ethel
KAiion, will close tonight with . re-
cltSl 70 be given IN the high school
auditorium AZ 2:3g o'clock. With 4
program arranged IN two parts,
every number of vhicS has been
carefully chosen, the great improve
ment of the vocal students will
demonstrate the call5re Of the work
they have completed this past year.
Those to take part tonight are
Emalyn Rodney. Laura stramberg
Mary Slejak. Mary Higgins. Alice
Disbrow, Mary Lewis, Helen Sea-
man. Grace Mallett. Anna OtCoanor,
Camille Nilsson, Stacia S1menski,
Doris Wfllsey. jeanette St. Andras-
-, Mary Higgins. Thelna Emmons,
Elsie Goldserger and Mr. Mamie
Hanson. The accompanist will be
Mrs. Harvey Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
POSTAL MEN
hCT ON WAGES

TIE executive committee q he
New Jersey STATE Branch OF tha
United National Association Of po~
once Clerks met Sunday IN the
Coleman College building fl the CITY
q Newark ana made preliminary
plans = cooperate with New York
ana other branches OF the national
ASSOCIATION Tor the Campaign for
salary increases. Although lie lsst
session Of congress granted the post
omcs clerks an increase in pay rale
Increase granted was not enough to
meet the high ccst OF living anc 50
the new campaign Is being planned.
In sons cases. under the present
Increase. the pay has only advanced
one dollar 8 week.
4 resolution was adopted By the
committee thanking the newspapers
and magazines which aided in get
ting the increase granted during the
last session Of congress-.
The plans Tor the campaign couls
rOt be completed Sunday and viii
rot be completed until after the
n2-fonal convention. at which time
the executive COMMITTEES viii hold
another mesnng and complete the
campaign arrangements.
2he financial committee SUNDAY
adopted q plan which met the ap-
provsl Of the executive committee
for The collecting OF funds with
which 10 carry on the campaign.
The plans adopted by the conmfttee
call for general SubScription3 from
the employees
william r. Coushlin. hrst vce pres
ident; William Pemberton and Ed
ward Flynn. Charles Z. Adams. Of
Atlantic CITY president Of the New
Jersey Association presided al the
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
Lodges


Richard Dickson, was chosen
noo.e grand CT Lawrence Lodge no.
4aa 4e cva at tbs seui4auuEal
vas naaea tAe vice gra2e Di
son M-a -3eesaa alexander LGeA4L
ut the installation O. the newly cleo
t5d and appointaLiye oMssr ne1s
Friday night. District Deputy Grand
Master. A. Muir. OF PlainHeld and
stan will come here at that time TO
place the new officers il their re
5pectivs chairs. Plans will be made
for d social time with d collation. to
follow the installation.
Thirty Odd Fellows, members Of
Lawrence Lodge, No. 50, and Val
halla Lodge. No. 275, went from
here last night 70 the district meet
ing held at Moose hall, Elizabeth.
More than o0Nnenbers Of the order
from the various lodges IN the Tenth
Independent Order Odd Fellows Dig
.trict gathered at the hall Tor the pur-
pose Of seeing the first degree con-
Ierred on q class Of twenty-five can
didates from Eve lodges in the dis
tr!ct. District Deputy Grand Master
Muire. OF Plainheld presided. Radi-
ent Star Lodge degrees team OF New
ark put on the degree work.
the thirty members from here
went up in six automobiles OF the
members. a reception followed and
reffeshments we're served the mem
eers of tao order IN the hat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

Past Deearrmeat Commander
Samuel g GarfctE0n. who wath PAS.
Commanders william WTrar
John Wood ard william TyrresI a..
tended The anElsl state euca---
uent o t1e Grand Army % the Re-
public o. New JERSEY a. Aaou-y
PARK for three days arrived E5Ia
Sunday rigrr ZEsr6 were a5crr
200 CT the veterans trom the va--
Gus posts t~hrcUgh5pt the state 90
the ereaurmsr- Ech- Mcneil ~
Newark was elected sate c---
maC1er 3. q snrua. slsc-l-r thar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
SUsRoAfES COURT.


ny St4E C~of.ezocrGsrt
EEW BEUESWICE. June 20. -
Letters & administration were sssu-
Cd today to Csss.ner " Siiski on
the estate q Antonio Ziobsso who
died IN Perth Amooy on September
Is. 1913. a widow tive sons and two
daughters survive u Poland. The
personal value % tk.s estate Il ezi-
mated ~ $500.
The viii Of william 4 Magrs. OF
SpctswooG who dice on May "a p-as
Up for probate IN The surrcratss
once today TIE widow. anna. two
sons and swo daughters survive One
p sgus IS made % 2 OF the daugh-
oers and 3e balaacs goes TO the
widow. The e1li was drawn I'D
March IS. 1919 srd witnessed by
Edward 9. Underhnl and Georwe De
Voc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
YM A.

WSO11tors. hikes and other se,n-
mer z~criviriso are N order u the
Dove depart rnent az The y n c A
On Saturday Secretary 2 ". Scott
supervised a hike &c Camp Pratt,
where the ten Department members
played and easily beaS Camp Prst's
rest 81 szssa2lI. 4 swim. supper.
cage bali and the return hike made
= fun day 1or the boys whose
anne are as follows Adam Rogier.
Pred Ritter. Walter C~oadiugton
John EsLigan. James CtBrten. John
Beatty. Eari Anderson. Fred Eata-
iak and Allyn Peterson
The regular camp Pratt week
ends have sts.tsG Tor any Of rhs
boys who wish re sign w. On July
Is g special Delegation under Secre-
tary SCOTS leadership VIII spend
the week end from Saturday moon
through SUnday evening al the
Camp.
On Thursday twelve boys. the
Arst contingent, VIII 60 = the New
7. n c. A. camp. Waway-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

rs held Lhc 1888 encssapnens
I'll &c held s. Paterson
-PtrEl ARR Lndrs no. TsE
. r q u was awarded tEe SEC
-11 -rss fer ths beat appearing
ledge Ga the Esrade hszd FL s-rna
ton vita me annual e~onvsnLtr ard
reunion he'd g. As1Irr Park Pr
day E-izaos-A Ledge was aAarse-
tLs GrsG pElEs vita -1s1r military
l1G--lE Past Ez5t-sa Ru-er Ef-
gar 2 Reed who was elected ks-1-s
secretary ter she second time 81 ere
convention. arrives home Sunday
night with Gas silver loving CTS
aa The z a-s ulL save
clscs1 r Esue1gs WINDOW gar ex-
r.1w-o-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
shofe - e -.

Shore Acres" thescreen Gas
slcs, Inc. perturbation Of James A
Hernets celebrated stage drama Of
New England folk, in which Alice
Lake will star is announced as the
feature attraction * the Strand
theatre, for a run Of three days.
beginning Thursday. The screen
production Of the famous Herae
comedy drama, in which the well
toured from coast to coast, is.A
faithful exposition OF the immor8.
stage play and constitutes IN IT'S
tremendous dramatic power and de-
Lclous rural charactsriLations a no
table achievement on ths silver
sheet.
The plot OF the celebrated old
play Is xhe absorbing Embodiment OF
a series OF events in the lives OF
some New England farmer folk, and
the consequences Of g fathers wrath
IT his daughter when she insists IN
IeatFylne tbs roam she loves. Desir-
3ps sf having lis daushter make 2
pEe'9enoNS 1lateh t1e scern OLD
mere ~eadeaFors to fores her into
}~natrunoug Win the village sharper,
an sunsc1 UpulOus ma who insaces
the old farmer to invest his savings
in bad mining stock R%etribution
swiftly follows, however, and hnds
the old man broken with contritioa
at the very end seeking the forgive
ness OF the woman he wronged.
This strong dramatic story c0nsti-
t5ta Li1c Stage Nj1J tnat W1a
4larlty aas gos,
ss 4 n41ce mt9 screen play vita
Aitee Lax in taa role 81 the fs.rul-
saeg erer Nssn EefH alice
IT. ANra Viii LA- uL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
ROBBINS BACK
I'M MIDDEsEI
VIII Likely be Tried NsRh Nc.
Enemy Next Wsek on Auto
Theft Charges.


NEW BRUNSWICK. June 20
Michael Robbins. who together
with Frances McEneny, are charged
with several automobile and tire
the-ts conferred about Parlin. was
returned 70 the Ml66lesex county
jail By Detective Peter Scawe.-kert
o. the Prosecutors oEcs from New
AK yesterday as the result 81 an
additional charge made By Samuel
z Sc1waTt- O. P1alnse.d.
NcLneny. wlo was confined 10 a
hosp.tal with Illness since hS arrest
aaS recovered Sufficiently to be tried
and < IS expected that both Me-
E1eny and Robbins will. be placed
OF tr-ai next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
Boy SCOTS

In connectioa with his plans as
new scout Commissioner. J. n Pysner
visited troops 2. 3. 5 and 3 asr nixnt
This was Al informal wstt such as
comes under tbs Grtfes Of the com
missioner,
Janaboree viii be held at New
Market. New jersey. from July 2 10
8 Tor which many scout events are
scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
FREEOOA4AIL
IN H0LD-UPG CASE

BY STAN Correspondent.
NEW BRUNsW9CK, June 2s.-
Elmer Petersen, one Of tie three
Perth Amboy youths arrested YES
teTday by County Detective william
Fitzpatrick charged with being
members of the band Of FIVE holdup
men that robbed about thirty gam
biers OF approximately $4,000 in
Roosevelt more than a week ago,
was released from custody yestsr-
day. afternoon upon the furnishing
OF $500 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

anda under ths lesse-ship of Msnouh
Cannon wre boys who 70 arr.
Frank Dorsey Jr. Harlan Cortel-
you E1vzr9 Cheshire. Robert Nae
Williams. Clinton Morrison. Par
ker Nieisea Carl pererscn pa1pa
SHARPE. arthur Stern William
Thomas AID TEDDY Turk Indus
trial Secretary =. a Larcornbe viii
spend tbs week OF July 80 to II at
the camp IL charge of The Erie
study
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
kEYPoRT r. A. EVENTS
~ speelal corrssgonasat

BY Special Correspondent.
KEXPORT, Iune 29:-Corenal
Council No. 1855. Royal Areanum,
attended service At the Reformed
Church sunday nia1- 81 a0.5r 81 Tire.
Earzsa s-o1 sEls ofr Rev. II.
Ell ed5He
w33eA has -astfalea y selaf
music WGs rendered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

The following Judgments for gse
plaintiffs were awarded il the dis
re court thts morning
New Jersey Confectionery CO. va
Thomas Xoysr. 1888. Simon ScEo
enbrun VS. Saocr Csecsi s71404 Vol
and Hcsen US andrew Feppow41z
S97s / Tanneu1s-n Co. w. David
MScz1E ss74
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
Police Ness

Lra Ee-v Escdzs Of rs ESh
5<reet, Nspo<1ed 20 poEca heaL-
quarters yeSteS6ay ~scsSrroon &1 q
Six beg was taken EoE her auto
WICK was standing z <roct OF the
residence OF Ma Andrew Wight, al
IL Water 2treet, berweez II o'clock
and 1850 o'cock yesterday morn
e ~ae bag Contained two SIS bills.
three 81 bills. TWO o. three dollars IT
change. : check book. DEPOSIT book
and SAFE deposit varh key from the
First Naaonai bark.
ALEX walner, OF sss New Bruns-
0tak avenpe. arrested yesterday by
Motorcycles Onicer Eachman FOR auto
violations, was fined SIS by Record
er P~icksrsgill last night
Steve Wargo and Prank Molnar
OF Catherine street were arraigned
before Recorder pickersgill this
ltnquent parents The complaint was
pressed BY Geo. n. Robertson of the
Central Railroad company. Wa.go
WAC fned $40. and Molnar had a SIS
the imposed.
-PArol1Ar Joseph Dwyer was
detailed 10 Reoe- Bros. milk depot
on High street from 2 10 2 O'Clock
this morning by Sergeant Mulligan.
the purpose OF this order was 10
learn II the employees at the plant
made the noise which the residents
In thar vicinity complained of to the
mayor. The patrolman reported that
there was no noise made outside Of
that made by a milk pump in &C
zion.
Joe Bogoni and Frank Pepper
The two men accused of allowing
their horses to stray into the Al
pine cemetery agreed before Record
er riclxersgill In court Yesterday
u gdy fo1 any damages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
~ RRUNsNTrr

NtW bEDNSNLCK, June -
Notice of'an action in the supreme
court n Monmouth county has been
sled here Between James Zlepk8n.
plaintiff q Frsehoid. and s. ssnchp-
baum the defendant o. Wood
bridge THIS action Is brought to
recover $500 on e promissory note
made b. defendant which when
presented Tor payment. money was
not collected. The suit also ASKED
Tor interest from June Il 1910.
Harolo McDermCtt OF Freehold. is
attorney for The pltinttr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

me TOT S V al
weeks. At times !
could not walk at
all and I suffer.
ed with ny back
and limbs SO ! Of
ten had TO stay in
bed. ! suffered of
and on Tor eight
years. Finally l
heard that Lydia
E. Pinkh ms
Vegetable Com
rOlfnd Wss 2 rcOH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
conS~rs 34eh

~ 2tgr cergszponfent.
NV EHCNSWICKN June ga
Judge Freeman Woodohdgs rsSsrv-
e lis decision after hearing the
eNL1ence II the case between Dsr-sl
= Cl2rk u and Charles Priczett,
2 tbs district ccu here veszer-
Gay This acton Is 4 counter sri.
Clark Suing The awner os ne i7fs-
tuchen Recorder" for work done
while Priccett sued for loss u ad-
NsTis.nE etc. due - DELAY liz SEM
plsEcu Of The Ecrk ry CLARK
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

NEW BRUNSWICK June 90
John Ealamusl q South River
was admitted &c TIE county jail This
morning charged win grand Iarcenv
10 await the acton OF the grand
jury. The complaint is mad. bv
Chaglss Boerwein. chief OF TIE
police Of South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
Of EIGHT
YEARS MISERY
Used Lydia z. Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound
and Recovered.

Nswark, n. 1.-THE doctor said
{ had al organic trouble and treated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

medicine and tried II with splendid
eject. I can now do my homework
ard mr. washing. I have recon.
mendsd yonr Vegetable Compound and
vour Blood Medicine and three of my
friends are taking them TO advantage.
You can <sise nv name for a testi-
moni1l.-Mrs. THEsEsA COVENTRY,
"a Burnett ST., Newark, n. J.
you are Invited 10 write for Tres advice
No other medicine has been so sue
eesssnl IN relieving wonnan's suffer
ing aa has lydia E. Pinkhan's Vege-
t3hie compound. Women may re-
ee;1e free ana hslpfll advice BIZ writ
fng the LYDIA E. Pinkham Medicine
y q. Lynn, Mass. Such letters are re-
kslSed ard answered by woraen oaly
and held il strict ccnAdenes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

&tg Hy Detective a1sar1 au-
stowS5 on 9 gtan4 larceny charge III
t~oRnection with tts robtely OF s2
from Nick Scuiik on Friday night or
Saturday morning were arraigned
before Hecorder PickersgiiI and the
mar was held in $500 bail 10 await
the action OF the grand jury. while
sEe wonaa was psroied 70 appear
before the Jury when wanted.
Scuisk Is q boarder IN the CSaut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
elssEIED Als.

EsfFFM NkkEss
"a IEr. cL5 D. =
4 Gill wanted as oookAeeper Inquire
Jersey Ilfe CO. t4o New BRUNSWICK
Ave
yoyEG GIRL 70 help with Aoasegor1S.
IS Madison ave.
-0TTC Nao a. as-I57ao- SooETTegns-
ann5v sa5 rxeSnatsSS+
fpsSl 1oy Wante1 nor sfEeEsl FL
tnhAa Eafage W91k central 9afaEe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

starvation diet thsToid,
or e~xhausting exercise
These pictures give
you an idea q improve
raent IN appearance and
you may expect wonder
tul benefit IL personal
a-tuacuveneSs and WIN
ring e~Hc5@ncywhen you
sre leaG1
me
an 90 evan
lesa oeec A e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29
Folks
Be Slender
$1,000 GUARANTEE

e sysr-ssaets you MI Be happy to
lean how yee may easily reduce
weight and measurements without
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

WASHINGTON St, double house:
S7H 800 lot; price $4,000; easy terms.
Ears Nielsen Co 1855 Smith ST..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-29

DOUBLE house or State Street near Mad
tso2 SO x-57; price 5000; easy terms.
E2as N-e.sea Co, -sS SAITH St
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Cadillac Plans
For Busy Season
Advertising Manager on Tour
OF West Proves Supply I'm.
able to Keep Up to Demand.

John A. C!eary, advertising mana
ger and sales promotional manager
for the Cadillac Motor company oi
Detroit, was guest of the local
Cadillac organization Friday. Mr..
Cleary has been making tour OF
the central l>west in an effort to
gather data regarding the prospects
for the coming season.
At the 1uncheon given in his
honor at the Athletic club, Friday
moor, Mr.. Cleasy went into detail
in regard to tn various problems
which confront the manufacturers
today. In the case of the Cadillac
there is little or no anxiety regard4
ing the future business.
Mr.. Cleery was armed with statiss
tical information which pointed out
quite clearly that there was no likeli-
hood of the supply Of Cadillacs
catching up with the demand. Nat
urauy the factories take advantage
of the winter months to catch up on
production and to get their dealers
sto6k in shape for summer business.
This condition exists each winter.
In Nj. Cleary's opinions however,
Cadillac dealers need have no fear
regarding the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Douglas Motors Moved.

The Douglas Motor company has
moved its general sales headquarters
to 24l6 Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Oldsmobile Company
Trade Is Increasing
During Dull Period

"We feel that the progress made
by the Nebraska Oldsfhobile com.
pany during the past three years Is
worthy of attention., asserts J. r,
O'Neal, general manager of the COM
Even during the period when
many dealers are complaining about
business slowness our business has
kept up a steady pace, increasing
year by year and month by month
In fact our business has outgrown
our present quarters to such an ex-
tent that we are erecting $500, 600
home, which will be ready some time
vNry soon- -
= Several things have been respon-
sible for Our success, particularly
during the past few months. First,
our price was<not advanced materi-
ally during the era of price advances.
This fact kept the public confidence
within our grasp at all times. It
has been our policy, too, to provide
excellent service facilities and main
tain harmonius organization,
trained to treat all customers in the
same manner as we would expect I'd
be treated were we the customers.
"These things have been largely
responsible for our steady retail and
wholesale business. They are re-
sponsible for the necessity for larger
quarters even during a dull. period, :,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Red Arrow Essex
Makes Fast Time
On Fremont Trip
Emergency Run of al Miles
Over Choppy Roads Accom-.
plished by Amateur
Driver in One Hour.

The Red Arrow Essex cars, which
have travelled to and fro across the
continent and been put to numer-
Gus grueling tests for speed and en-
durance, have several times been de-
tailed to perform important mis-
sions such as carrying government
mail and serving in other utility
rolls.
The car pictured above, now in
the hands of Guy L. Smith, was
pressed into service recently to make
an emergency 4l-mile trip at a very
fast clip.
This car was driven by a man
who makes no claim to being an
expeyt driver and the Al miles was
driven in one hour. The return trip
after dark took one hour and thirty
minutes. A number Of detours were
necessary, both coming and going,
and the roads, generally speaking,
were very rough and choppy.
According to GuyiL. Smith this is
conclusive proof that an Essex will
make records even when handled by
men who have never driven an
Essex car before.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Stunt Flying Is New
Advertising Scheme
81 OF Motor Salesman,

I A unique way of thrilling those
who would be thrilled and advertis-
ing to those who are receptive has
been in vogue this week at the Grant
headquarters
Brooks, If aviator withsnunerous
hours of, flying to his credit and a
careless regard for his remaining
days, has undertaken to provide the
thrills while an equally daring sales
man from the Grsot organization,
1--WE think his rent must be due) has
been bombarding the city Of Omaha
with literature regarding the Grant
automobile.
Mahoney, the salesman, claims to
have had numerous pleasant expert
ences in circling the various sky
scrapers of Omaha. He said he went
so close to some of the windows
that he could almost read the mail
on the desks. And smiles from pref
ty maidens were 50 numerous as to
tempt him to make second trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-10-24
Road Conditions

Lincoln Highway (West)-A little
rough but passable in comfort.
O. L. D.-Rough to Gretna: fair
to Lincoln; good from Lincoln west.
King Of Trails-Rough from South
Omaha to Fort Crook; fair from
there to Plattsmoutt and Nebraska
City.
Washington Highway North)-
Rough for a mile or two out of Flor
ence; generally fair
Blue Grass Traffic Ked Oak,
good.
White Pole TraiATo Des Moines,
excellent condition.
Custer Battlefield Highway-ToI
Sioux City. rough.