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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

Tom W. Grow. he aqUi q nombre
del supuesto a~scSiH0 &c Ia sonora de
Parker. Crow fue a~prehendldo en-
Houston Ia tarie del mierccles Y
craidc n San Antonio Dor el detect
We J. 3. Swift. Ia noche del JUeves
Fue encoutrado en- companla de Su
csposa. con quicn Eacia dos semanas
habia ccntraido matrimonio.
En- Ia declaration que Grow TIT.
do a las T.45 de Ia misma noche del
iueves. POGO de5Dues dc 81 arr1oo a
6sta. regG tcrmiHaEtemente haber da-
do muerte = Ia scncra de Parker.
Entreg6 ! jOyas, cuaCro anllios y
dos aretes. ' declare que tenla re-
laciones amorosas con ella.
Crow manifesto que habla conocl-
do 4 Mrs. Parker antes De Sill reclen-
te matrimonio. "EI vicrncs, dice
Grow. POGO despuas de medicdia. Mrs.
Parker me IIamo por telefono dicien-
dome cue deseaba VERNE. 70 lie con-
testa cue estando muy ocupado no
podia acceGer q su ruego. POGO des-
pu6s Tolyi6 a llamarme inSistiendo en-
u nos vieramos a las tres de Ia
tarde. Por fin. accedieudo a su rue
80. le die que nos veriamos a las
cuatro de la tarde en- Ia esqulna de
". Commerce Y Main Ave-"
La e~ncontrG frente al Majestic,
cortirtia Crow. la recogi, Y en- el au-
tomGvil que yo habia alqulIado nos
fuimos por las Gales de n. Flores,
Yo Ilevaba una botella de brandy.
Nos dirigimos i Blanco Road, Y
bebiendo dc veZ en- cuando Llegamos
q ounce mil!as fucra de Ia ciudad.
Fue entcnces cuando Mrs. Parker
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
EN- COSALA Sc
REGISTRO UNA
CION
al Presidente y al
Secretorio del Ayunta-
miento de esq ciudad
sinaloense

Tri"gr "a rlt LSpSrlHt DcFd La LHL-'S'@'
NOGALES, Arizona, Enero So
Por Ia via t~elcgrafica Sc han recibido
del Estado de Sinaloa, noticlas de
me On eli Distrito de Cosala Y en- San
ignacio Sc registraron ultmanente
scrios levantamicntos, y eSoS mlsmoS
te}er1amae aseguran que las fucrZas
oue dcsconocierOn 4 CarranZa Gleron
muerte al Pres;dente Municipal! y a.
Secretario del Ayuntamlcnto dc Co.
saia.
BESIDE hace varioS dI2s Sc VIENNA ru-
morando que el Jefe de Jas tuerzas
en- aquel punto. coronel Manuel NJ.
Moreno. Sc habia hecho de armament
to en- gran canldad y habla r~ecluta-
do gentc con la cual habia deScono-
cidn al actual Gobicrno, pcro no Sc
habia tenido njNguna confirmation
dc cSa noticia hasta aver cue prlncl-
piaron a !Iccar los tc!eEramas que
dan cucnta dc csc levantamiento.
Con tai motive. las fuerZaS que
cstaban en- Cananea Y Que tucron
= dar protection q Ia coloma china
resiGcnte en- aqucl mineral regrcsa-
o entertainments aver a Ia veclra
poblaci0a y hoy Saiieron rumbo al sur.
= - dice que van paar ci ESt3do dc
Sinaioa : unirSc con otras tuIHzas
para cOmbatir 4 los rcvO!JosCS que
cstan a las 6rdcncs del Coroncl Mo
reno.
AGui han corrido otyos rumorcs re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
SIGUEN LOS TEMBL0RES
aver nueUamente en-
ell puerto de VerGcruz
y en- San Andres
Chalchicomuid

Tcicgrarra Especial para Ia PREHSA:.
En- Ia ciudad de. Neracruz volvlo a
temblar anoche. segun 10 lnforman
los despachos t~elegraficos reclbldos
hoy en- esta capital. Igualmente tenn
bio en- Ia poblacion de Chalchicomula,
Estado de Puebla.
Los temblores que Sc registraron
en- el puerto de Veracruz Sc dice que
fueron IN POGO mas intensos que los
que Sc dejaron sent!r por primera
veg ALI hace una sen1ana, mas parece
Que no hubo deSgTacias p~ersonaies y
que las materiales no fueron de con
siGeraciGn.
Juzgado por, 10 que indican los IN
formes relatives a los temblores en-
San Andres Chalchicomula Y en- e.
puerto de Veracruz, puede asegurar-
SC que la iona del sismo sc va eX-
tendierdo = no Sc considera difici!
que Sc sigan remitiendo los temblo-
res con mas o menos intensidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Ia KERMESSE DE HOY EN- LA
ESCUELA NAVARRO

La comision or~gnaizadora de Ia
kprmesse nos informo aver que. de-
Dido a causas impossible de ~salvar, 81
programa ha tenido Que sufrir al
gunas alteraciones. Desde luegc. IL
senorita Mantecon no podr% tomar
parte en- la representation de Ia CO.
media; pero en- cambio, tomaran par
tie otros artistas que Embellishments
Sc han ofrecido q trabajar. Son esos
artistas. Ia sonora Maria P. de Sam
pers Y ell senior Manuel Samplers
quienes trabajaran en- Ia ~comedia; el
tenor Everardo Perez, quien cantara
algunas romanzas conocidas; Ia Sc
norita Teresa Flores, quien repren-
tara algunos nusneros de variedad =
Ia senorita Sara .Villegas, que AN
tara varias canciones meXicanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Extension del Pago.

Lo que los agricultores de los col
dadoS fronteriZos solicitan, es que Sc
permita IA entrada dc los peoncS me-
yicanos. no solo sin ~exigirleS el requl-
sito de que Sepan leer V escribir, sino
sin hacerles Electives. los OchO pc
SOS de los derechos inmigratorios que
Sc estar cobraEdO 4 tOdoS.
Los peones que vienen q TRAFALGAR
Ct los campoS dc Texas, haccn 81 via
je obIigados por Ia necesidad, faltos
de trabajo en- los lugares de Gonde
prOceden. y. raturalmente, sin reCur
sos bastantes para hacer el pago dc
tai suma.
Ahora bien: a los agricultores .es Sc
ria impossible hacer ellos ell pago de
los ocho pesos. por cada uno de los
peones que contratan para hacien
das.
En- cuauto a que ell Estado de Te-
yaS, Y la mayor parte de los Esta-
dos fronterizos, pueda pasarse sin
eI concurSo de los pcones meXicanos
psra las labores agricoles, es impo-
sible.
Seg1n nuestros informadores nos
dljeron, Ell %noventa Y nueve por clen-
TO de los trabajos de los campos, Sc
hace por medic de peones meXicanos;
asi que 81 a la agricultural de Texas
50 la privara de tai concurso, Sc lie
a~SestarIa terribel golpe. que merna-
ria notablemente Ia production dc
los campoS.
Los agricultores de Texas eStan Sc
guroS de que corSeguiran 10 solicita-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Sc ANUNCIA N GRAN
HUELGA EN- Ell PTO.
DE TAMPICO
Los trabajadores de las COM
pa1ies petroIeras es-
tan disguStndoS

T,'cg---s Esp~ee. 21-= ~ TaENSi.
TAMPICG. lamps, Enero 26.-Se-
gin 10 que philharmonic Sc aSegura,
Ia gran luelga de trabaj&dorcs de com
Danias pe.roleraS. de Ia cral Sc vania
1ablando hacc a.guHas semaaas, Sc lie
rar& q cabo denJro &c uno o dos diaS,
vi no sc accede . 10 d~ewandado por
los ohre-os.
Los obreroS i~njc;ado-es de Ia huel-
ga son los miilares De hombres que
trabajau er Il TrasconVinencal, una
de les principles enpresas de esva
Zona. Ia cual Sc ha negado a auneG-
ITO del salario reclamaio por Ios o5yc-
,ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Saiio ia Comisiou.

Tai Y como Sc habia dicho =, repor
ter, una comision Tornado por ha-
cendados De cast todos los condados
de Texas, s;tuados cerca de Ia Inca
fronteriza. So habia tornado desde
principles del mes. con eI fin de d.
rigirse 4 Washington. a hacer al go
bier2o de IA Casa Blanca, deta!lada
rclaci6n dc los periuicios que les csta
caUSando Ia nueva ley de Immigration.
Ia dicha comjsion, Sc encuentra va
en- Ia capital de Ia Republica, Y re-
gresara va al Estado de Texas. seEu-
ramente despuGs dc haber Iogrado
exitos en- sus ~gesriones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Ell INFORME DE FLETCHER Al SENADO ES
DFERENTE DEL QUE do Al PIE. WILSON
consul general G. A.
Chamberlain comen-
ia Su renurClG
rs,ssraara Espe,icl gara II PRENSA.

= 1874 N-'- 49,
NUEVA YORK, Enero 3O.-Geor-
&c \. Chamberlain, quien durarte
yarios mos fue Consul General de
los Estados Unidos en- "a ciudad de
Mexico. cargo que renuncio scgun
e mismo 10 dijo aQui, por no naber
estado de acuerdo con Ia poli:ica me-
xicana del Presidente Wilson, hizo
hoy deciaraciones 4 prop0Slto dc IA
renuncia del Embajador Fletcher.
Diio Chamberlain que e saba
perfectamente, por haber estado va
rios amos en- Mexico en- conStante
cortacto con q Embajador Fletcher,
10 este declare ante e. Co.
mite de Reclamcntos de ia Camara
Do D;Dutados. cuarGo fue llamaGo
\ ir+ormar acerca de la sltuaclon de
Mexico, no estaba de acUerdo con 10
L q habia estado irformando al
Depa~tamento DC Estado soore Il
nisma s~ituacion.
Diio Chamberlain que e. goblerno
deberia publican 81 teXto de "a re
7rncia del Emb2jador Fletcher. para
oroce las verGaderaS cauSaS rue 81
Giplornatico tuvC para no contlnuar
mas con IA representation de los Is
tados Unidos en- Mexico. e. cree cue
en- 81 texto de "a renuncIa. e. hmDa-
iador eXDreSa categOrlcamente que
no esta de acuerdo o Ia p~clI5ica Sc
guida haSta el gCescnte por G. 60
bierno.
Habisndosele ~praGUntado su OBJ
MON respecto 4 i excursion cue tie
ren provectada varios concentrates
de Nueva York Y otras ciudades,
Chamberlain Gijo cue lie parecla blen,
Y cue algun Urovecho 81 sacarla de
ella. Dijo Cue tales cXcurSloneS son
arregladaS Dor los amigos de Carr2n-
"a para cue los eHCranjeroS recIhan
una buera impression dc 81 vista a!
uais: Quc tan Dronto como 81 tren
lie los excurSioEiStaS !leguc 4 q IRON
rera. IN tren militar de exploration
9arcira. 10 Sufjcientemente retIrado
ieI tren ocupado por los excursions
tas para oue estos no % vean: ' que
q ultimo caro- del referido tre1 ocu-
oado 2cr los concentrates. ilerara
tropas. POI 10 emo ciento @cincuen-
- SoldaGoS. que dejaraa q treH an
les de llegar Il Ia metr6pOli, para cue
10 sean viStos por los eXcurSionistas.
Dijo u,timarnentc CUE Ia via del Ma
ciona!. de Laredo q Mexico. es IA
urica que eSta al corriente ' que es
nor esa Inca por Ia que 50 Va a lie
var a los excursionistas.
Chamberlain termin0 sus deciara-
clones manifestando cue para iograr
que en- Mexico haya Il verdadera
paz. es ~necesario que los EStadoS
Uridos adopten y lleven q termino
una politica definida : firme. Y agre-
90 cue 81 saba de muy buena fuente
Que 81 Embajador Fletcher ha d;cho
rnpe:idas veces este al ~gobierno, pc
~ en- vano ha luchado porQue Sc a
dopte una politica clara : iirme al
tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
ESFUERZOS De LOS
A~GRICULTORES DE TEX.
EN- WASHINGTON
Recibirdp perjuicioS 81 nc
les dejaa uenir 6ra-
ceres de Mexico

Entcrado 81 reporter de que IN MI
meroso gru2o de agricultorcs del Is,
tado de Texas. habiaR dispueslo ha-
Ger IN yiaje q la ciudad de Washing
ton. con objeto de ~present2r al GO
bie-ro IN memorial en- el que s0l:c!,a-
ban que no Sc pusiera traba alguna,
a IA Immigration de braceros meXica-
nos. Gcudi6 Ell busca de noticias 4 IA!
respcc,o. con algunos haccndadoS Y
agricultores del Condado de BeNar.
on esta ciudad ~radicadoS. los cuales
hubicroD de ponerle a tanto &c 10
que so0re Ell particular sabian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Las companies CSlisn-

Durante los uiumos 6ias, los o.
5re~os han eGvialo 4 las companies
.olicic2cioaes cue reclamaH Immediate
-espucsta: les han p~ropaesto dr:ersos
planes de arregio. formas yarias pa
= s~olucionar e. confiicto.. pero las
yompanias nan ca!lad0-
Al fin. Z principles de esJa soma
"a. JOS obreros <ueron ante 81 Pc
sidente Municipal, ' e pidieron que
IL manesa Official eXigiera respaesta
. las companies.
Fl PreSidente Municipal, Dr.. Can
seco. n Ia pedido Y ampoco M Oh
:eulGo ~rsspuesta.
Er vista de clio. IS cast seguro que
&c hoy 4 manana Sc declare "a hueI-
ga.-que sera una dc las mas impor-
tanres que en- e pals hayan tenido
lagar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

el canine para III entendiEGen
20 possible.
"Ademas. nues5ro principle de na-
Capitalization trae consigo el de con-
.ServaciGn de los poZcs. ' para clio re
cUrriremoS g una zona ~pnotectora
alcededor de cada uno de los poJos
que Sc hallen CT exploitation a fin de
PsSa a Ia ss. Col. Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
DICESE QUE Sc
HAN UNDO VA
LOS REBELDES
En- Ell Paso Sc aSegura que q
los esfuerzos del senior
Alberto Guajardo Sc
debe la union

Ter.glrmr EsDcc'gl para Ii PRENSi.
Ell PASO, TEN, 29.-Lnos
informes de caracter privado. pero
dicnos de cntero credito. han eStado
circulando de manera persistente en-
ire los refugiados meXicanos que Sc
hallan radicados en- esta ciudad.
Dicen los referidos informes que
todos los revolucionarios que com.
baten 4 Carranza han llogado al fin
a un acuerdo que Sc debe a las ges-
tones del senior Alberto GuajardO.
ouien hace tempo crIzo Ia frontera
' Sc inferno en- territorio meXicano
con tai objeto.
Asegurasc que los felicistas, los pc
Iaistas. los zapatistas Y los vi!listas
seran mandates en- 10 successive, por
un iefe superior, unico que sera Ell
que Sc encargue de dirigir Ia campa~
ma que SC Ileve a cabo contra Ca
rranza ell TODD el pals. Y Sc dice ade
mas que q referido i:fe sera uno dc
los prominentes r~efugiados, que es
muv estimado Y que ocup0 puestos
dc inportancia en- los gobiernos an
teriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

~lativos q esn levaNtamiento dlcIen-
dose que va los insurrectos han cap
.rrado tres poblacioncs y que han te-
nido dos combates con los ~carrancIS-
tas en- los cuales han salido vicrorio-
SOS. pero de esos rumores todayla
no Sc tiene uinguna confirmation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

sls6O5.s So suna ale pasa a Ia "a. sIs672.o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Mas de peme mil d5mes h reudo la PremQ' para las udmas de los tembtors.
IEtd va u nombre entire los de los menanos que han cumpGdo on su deber
LIBR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus hbros en- espa-
Eel a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1IS
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ANTI-THEFT
AT COMING MEET
OF LEGISLATURE
Clauses Providing for Indi,
vidual Markings to Lessen
Thievery.
- IOTIS LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct 16.-
The Indiana legislature, when Il
holds IT'S next session, will have be-
fore II a draft OF a proposed uni
form ant-theft law. which Il Will
be asked 70 enact as part Of a plan
20 bring about uniformity through
out the United States IN dealing with
motor thieves.
Recognizing that the first step
toward Curbing the vast number Of
motor car thefts should be the OBJ
tanning Of uniform legislation
throughout the United States, the
national automobile chamber Of
commerce IS drafting an anti-theft
law which will be presented 20 all
state legislatures when they meet
again.
Automobile thefts have become so
appalling numerous and the present
laws are so easily evaded that every
one realizes that some stern steps
must be taken to curb this growing
evil.
The national automobile chamber
OF commerce has made an ex-
haustive study Of the subject and
has brought forth a legislative work
which. if universally adopted. will
bring disaster to many an ambitious
motor car pilferer. The proposed
law. as IL stands now, is made up Of
seven articles and is called An act
60 regulate the purchase and sale Of
secondhand vehicles and parts;
providing for the licensing of the
business OF dealing I'm second hand
vehicles 70 prevent the removal.
mutilatiOn or altering Of makers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
TIPS TO MOTORISTS
WHO MEET KICK COPS

The legal department OF the Chi
cago Motor club advises motorists
that the law requires that defend
ant be served with a summons or
arrest notification before he IS re-
CURED 70 appear in court. A letter
written by a justice or police mag
istrate does not comply with the
provisions OF the law. The novice
often takes such letters seriously
and goes before the magistrate TO
receive his fine.
The fact that a certain license
number has been reported by some
one as violating the law is no EVIL
dence that the owner was driving at
the time.
Recently a motorist was stopped
in st. Joe, Mich, by the chief Of
police who said that one OF the
citizens OF that city had advised
him that the motorist had been
speeding two or three days previ-
ously. The chief brought the mo-
torist before a justice who promptly
levied n fine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

nam bers on vehicles: to prevent the
theft Of vehicles or parts thereof
The first article merely defines the
terms that are used in the act. Ar
ticlc ? deals with Identification num-
bers or marks. providing that every
vehicle must have such mark and
making It unlawful TO destroy or
alter the same.
It also MAKES unlawful the pos
session of a vehicle with mark or
number altered or defaced. and pro-
vides that any such vehicle must be
reported at once TO the state motor
vehicle commissioner, who shall
have the power in such cases 10 Is
sue a special number or mark.
Article 8 deals with the transfer
of used Vehicles and provides that
both the transferer and transferee
shall furnish affidavits describing
the car and giving the details of the
transaction. These affidavits go to
the state motor vehicle commission
er and form a record of the trans
action.
Article 4 has 10 do with the theft
Of cars and provides that the motor
vehicle commissioner of every state
be notified of the theft and be given
a description OF the car by the COM
missioner OF the state in which the
theft occurred and that the commits
sionors OF all states be notified OF
the recovery Of any stolen car.
Article : states that every garage
or repair shop must keep a deschip-
tive record of every car left for
storage or repairs and must report
20 the police any violation OF the
article regarding Identification mark
or number. Article 6 provides for
the licensing OF secondhand motor
vehicles and parts dealers, and ar
ticle takes up several miscellan-
eous provisions. Every article car
ries a clause fixing a heavy penalty
for any violation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
REQ DRIVERS STAGE
LARGEST DRIVEOUT
One Days Production Set
Aside for Windy City
Agency.

REQ dealers from Chicago and
Northern Illinois gave conclusive
answer 10 rumors that the automo-
bile business is at a standstill by
staging the largest drive-away ever
made from the REQ plant at Lans-
ing on Oct. 2.
The production OF one day-Sept.
30-was set aside for the dealers in
the Chicago territory. The days
production was 17S AUTOMOBILES,
which sets another record. being the
largest single days output ever at
tanned at the REQ factory.
There were CO passenger cars and
lis Speed Wagons in the giant pa
rade which left Lansing for Chi
cago. The great majority OF the
cars and trucks were handled d.
rect by tho ~ dealers who came 20
Lansing in two special cars. The
REQ Motor Car Co. Of Chicago
handled tho Driveway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Tire Mileage Doubled
in Past Four Year:

A visit TO the research and labor
atory departments of one of the
large tire concerns would amaze the
visitor. Here he would see first
hand the reasons why tire mileage
has increased so surprisingly in the
last few years.
About four years ago a tire that
would travel $500 miles was gener-
ally conceded 10 be a good tire.
Later. the average was 5000 miles.
Today. many motorists obtain from
100 20 5000 miles and stories Of
freak mileage running into many
thousands OF miles, are current.
Miller tire mileage for example has
doubled in the last three years.
Today. actual cost per tire mile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Is less than half as much as ten
years ago. and materially lower than
before the war.
a few years ago. a car that would
do 20 miles an hour was considered
20 be a speed wagon. Now an av-
erage OF 40 miles an hour IS an
ordinary occurrence and tires with
stand the pounding OF the road at
speeds in excess OF 100 miles an
hour.
The big tire companies have spent
and are spending millions OF dol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
MOTOR ROW SCANDAL
BY NEAL WEIGH

With the aid OF a K-B spotlight
and a liberal application Of Hart
Bell carbon remover. Olsen took "a
piece Of dirt out Of Connelly's eye
over at tho Brown Motor supply Co.
a few days ago. Nr. Connolly IS inn
proving
F. A. Reethlisberger Of Lansing.
Ray Cortrights business partner.
was In town one day las} week. We
were mighty sorry that We were un-
able TO attend the charming social
affair that was given Ia his honor.
."Firestone Jimmy Barber gave Us
the scare OF our young life when,
during a little conservation, hc pull
ell hat-loOkcd-tO- an electric fan
out OF his pocket and started TO en-
JOY the cool breeze. Wear a wrist
watch, yes; part our hair I'm the mid
die, yes; but carry around "a peck
ct fan, absolutely No.
Ed COllmer was out OF the city on
Friday. The office force enjoyed the
trip immensely.
Frank Witty got so enthusiastic
p
afternoon that he thought the war
was still OF and wanted 20 sign up
for lot of Liberty Bonds.
Sid Cohen. the demon salesman
over at the Oldsmobile. was buslly
engaged killing flies when we walk
cd in there the other day. IL certain
IS seems "A shame that a big husky
fellow like sid should be wasting his
time as "A smiter OF flies.
Tom TOmIlnsOn and Dick Schlm-
mel have bought such fine insuu-
HCnts that one can hardly tell whc-
Their Tom f. an ignition expert or a
matchmaker when one sees him
bending over lsis work bench.
Frank Thorpe mOtored 20 Chicago
las- week and brought back word
that new song has found great IA
vor in the Goodrich branch at Chi
caeo. The words and music are by
George Sawfn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Far be IL from Us 20 make any
false charges. but IL certainly looks
as though members OF the world $
greatest bowling team. the Flags,
might have found some tainted
money under their pillows Thursday
morning. Inasmuch as several prom
inent tire men are involved no names
will be mentioned. but an expose Is
promised II next Thursday night
brings a repetition OF last wweek' S
showing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Getting married Is a whole lot like
becoming the owner OF q motor
car; it isn't so much the first cost
OF the blamed thing that counts; II
is the upkeep that does you good
and plenty.-American Motorist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Recent increases in freight rates
will add $1S.OOO,OOO TO the cost Of
shipping automobiles from the man
ufacturers TO purchasers during the
coming year. To get even. every car
owner Will have TO use his machine
IN making trips instead OF depend
ing upon the railroads. Auto trav-
cling IS cheaper. and besides it's a
lot more fun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

lars in obtaining tougher and more
resilient ard stronger auto castings.
Pneumatic tires today are far su-
perior 10 those built a few years
ago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES
ATTENTION.

CFrom South Bends other two news
papers.)
Another automobile law vsolator
who viii go 70 the reformatory Mon
day 20 serve from one 20 fourteen
years in addition 10 the months
already spent in the army and in
Jail is Horace Davis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Perhaps a motor car Is not a
necessary accompaniment 10 the
leading OF q fast life. but II certain
" does help a whole lot-American
MotOrist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Great Britain IS now busily en-
gagged in discussing the practicable
ity Of manufacturing fuel alcohol
from vegetable material grown in
the tropis. 1t doesn't sound like a
very feasible project. but then you
never can tell. Perhaps some day
this vegetable Juice" will have gas
oline backed off the boards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Lloyd Grecnan says that the only
difference between people OF twenty
five years ago and those OF today Is
that the old timers locked the barn
after the horse was stolen and these
OF Us who live I'm the restless age
take out liability insurance after the
accident has happened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

dug out Of the sand at the bed OF
the bay, all except three of the cars
were found 10 be in good condition,
apparently unframed from their
years submergement