davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
themselves fu'* EI"- iIrrsecc t's:c. 'tflr
tsnas1rT of
bei- way while Trey are walking into
argey. Tsr
J. 7 faKsAb $ J

!. Benjamin sF-SGk};n &nsSis autobi-s
oYeraphy Ss& IN. hss Rt&g days lses,
ifcd sat;<fASris7s III PhsEiA /
phia or ar expenditure OF SO cents
4, week. Faapsiin wad ;seygalsssfel;5
low-workme:l purchasea articles
Which entereaI Their taness-. Eand ttaSS
a: woman to 10 the cooking. Their
iiaiivitWal OUTLAWS wera 4 fraction
OVER fWfc Cents tss. .'
a3Were RIG philosopher with u to-.
d&y liz vcul& have mu"n TO say cen
Corning si,Y high; ysts oS.lNny- While
his Poo Richards Almanac "ecj;'
e;o'intanr, many; r+acs;eal suggestions
dcsigned % meet prevailing cnnd'-
tStns. Hs1H'.s.:i =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

- ,Rryan. we'll kncvr ncwS'': =
A,oSt! Sooke on the subject. of. ~
.. 'tt;>-n ms Incorporation CT his work il
- church.
: VI. Rryan's talk WAS AN iH'n":;eIv
rs =, :2;sa;:ral diS"u5Siona. Ct the d. s
:" yiniividuai .aymsp IN rciStion =
-: church Re declared with ~"
"iis:$ that + thu church do. ~
:::vE. people to believe more ii Cd.
+. l.e cleaner, stranger ara h:tte~,
he less, arrogant and .mesc kind,
=. then they should get ont OF The
:;,I>ch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
DANGER 40, LITTLE ONES

~ =, -
Il is often <a;:. t9at ange's lock
out for hehp!ss children, II seems,
thss some unseen p2'v"'S do very.
often. spa. maty incidents could be
re!sssl .1st ,tEF' svpsla add strength 10
thissAiHf. Rct cc5asicral!y some
terfs sssis.nts lesaE; att!esor r,
Notwithstanding fhe ancvvc in:7r2s-
sio.s ,....::n >;,;ff ."..'.
\ day .: two a=o \. NJ. Rem :ch"!.
a ,faler in 'artoiacbi!es and ore '"f
thea most.sarefa! operators of cars
in |u~ city, WAS runrin".a pach!n"
dow Kin; Kin; street. Whit pa<sihg
oves she aoShet@esn-,R;@ and St.
As4,t streets. Two small children ran
frot the s;drws!l; ';ifc"t,y in front
Of lFssosdsssss' az N ssss!.s /; asE ! !
stopped with his HsEEs ia =,
Re,hs.hel. who was lao;sg a. the
Lawful! rate of twelve Mules. az, rorr,5
always on The alert 10 avoid! a6ci':
dents. Instantly appke;i his brake an;
stopped MS car. oniE ...va: feet: neaS.
ever. from the boy:
The above IS writtsl legS "a d
fit pSssseaassss ss ss sS.:.allqas
thcif afs sSz.ss f'f AZ - sS7;'
themselves 4u,. sIsrsocencc. the
saapssa e :ai1 of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE

L <-s.,>ss.s<ys
the ecmpsA repcst5 If AeilesN5
,iena. Industrial! Conference Board on
he !nxrsase il ccs- q ;iIhg .c5wiHel,
il
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24

steel Is greatly refined. becoming hard and fine grained throughout thc mass. Simultaneously. the steel becomes NeI~: dura ble and tough and it's tensile strength is greatly increased. In other words, scientific heat treatment IS one of the salient factors which en- able Fafnir ball bearings to operate successfully under severe loads and over long periods of continuous serV- ice.
 Following heat treatment, the pieces are, ground on machines de- signed to turn out work with the utmost accuracy. In no kind of work is perfection in grinding more impor- tant than in the manufacture of ball bearings, the efficiency of which would be seriously impaired by even the slightest trace of irregularity on the surface of balls or raceways. The vital importance of this opera tion may be appreciated when it is req lized that certain parts of Fafnir ball hea rings must be ground to within one ten housa n1th of an inch of the standard size in order to be approved by the inspection depart ment.
 Finally. each step in the manufac- ture of Fafnir ball bearings is fol- lowed by rigid inspection. and each completed bearing is re-inspected in every detail The chief inspector is supreme in authority, and his deci- sons Invariably take precedence over any other consideration such as out put.
 In this way, the user of Fafpi1 ball bearings may rest assured that greatly reduced friction resulting in a corresponding saving in power, elimination of wear as a. factor and the consequent maintenance of accu- rate shaft alignment, together with the numerous other advantages de rived, from the installation of high grade ball bearings, are not tempo rary but will be mainta ined during years of service under the most se we're conditions.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24

that really captivates the real lover of motor cars. And it is just as lively and just as good as it looks. 1t has power aplenty, likewise speed, and rolls merrily along at a pace that would doubtless be disastrous to other makes, all because it is built to do just this very thing and do it right along.
 The Daniels Motor Sales company of Hartford reports good business in the new line. The display at the show will provide the public with a wide choice of body designs. For those who would know just how the car is built. there will be sturdy stripped chassis which tells & story in itself. Ii will bear the closest in- spection and is well worthy of oae's time and attention.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
MANROSS AUTO co.
 WITH NEW OVERLAND

The new Overland Four, which. has attracted widespread attention. since the first model was put out by the manufa cturers for exhibition, will be a conspicuous feature of the display to be offered at the show next week by the Manross Auto company. This car with it's three point suspension tripleX springs is claimed by the man ufacturers to be an improvement over everything at it's price on the 1920 market. It gives promise of adding much to the popularity of the Over land during the coming season and the Manross company expects it will receive a great deal of attention dur ing show week.
 The company will also show the WilIVs- Night in it's booth
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
s. & F. CO. SHOWS
 HUDSON AND ESSEX

Occupying the entire west end of the spacious hall. the S. 6, F. Motor Sales company will demonstrate to visitors at the auto show the merits of the three cars they are handling, the Hudson, Essex and Dodge, and will through their representatives explain the new features of the 1920 models The $. & F. O. has rented a large space to exhibit their cars. Their Hudson is an extremely popular pleas ure car and bids fair to be conspicu- ous on the travelled highways during the coming year. The Essex is mak- ing rapid time in approa ching to- wards the top in point of sales. It is the baby Hudson and for a medium priced auto it is considered an eX- cellent machine.
 The purchase by the government of the Dodge car during the war is strong testimony for the merits of this auto, particularly it's durability features. Uncle Sam wanted not only a car that would run on low gas consumption during the period 6f tho
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
LUMINOUS DIALS ON.
 CORBIN SPEEDOMETER

With their luminous dfa1s and max lures, the Corbin speedoneter. which is to be shown at the auto show should command attention. Made in New Britain. it is a product known throughout the world as a leader in it's line. Atheists in every land are ia miliar with the various features of the Corbin. Visitors at next weeks show will have an opportunity to see its de- tailed construction, representatives of the manufa cturers explaining the de- tails.
 The CorI0in- Brown tachometer. which faithfully records the speed of motor boats. will also be included in 1he Corbin display.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
WILLARD BATTERIES
 IN FULLER EXHIBIT

The Fuller Storage Battery com- pany will have space at the Auto Show for an exhibit of the Willard Storage Battery, for which it is the agent in New Britain.
 The Willard Battery is we'll known to autoists and is installed in a large number of cars of various models. It's makers claim it lasts longer and needs less repairing than any other battery on the market. Represents tives of the Fuller Storage Battery company, authorized agent in New Britain and vicinity, will be on hand to give visitors desired information rega rding the batteries.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
ONEIL COMPANY TO
 EXHIBIT BATTERIES

Prest -o-Lite Batteries and gas tanks will be displayed at the Auto Show by the O'Neil Tire and Battery com- pany of 236 East Main street. This company will also exhibit tires, tubes and other automobile accessories It carries.
 The O'Nen company is the distri- outing agent in this territory for the Prest- -o-Lite Battery, which is eXten- sively used by automobile makers ana owners in all parts of the country. The O'Neil company gives free serV- ice on all makes of batteries.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
FAFNIR BEARINGS OF HIGH QUALITY
New Britain Product Used EX- tenSiYely in Machines

Keeping pace with the remarkable srowth and progress which in recent
 zo&rs has characterized the automo-. sile, tractor and allied industries in ms country, development in the a>anufacturc of American-made ball bearings has been phenomenal. and liGh grade ball bearings Of today may De depended upon to reduce friction ? to q minimum, conserve power and virtually eliminate wear and, cOn&e- auentIy. the necessity Of making ad- iustments or repairs. This high de- gree of perfection is attained only through the use of the best material and the most accurate and scientific methods of manufa ctUrc, and may wcH he Illustrated hN an outline of the methods employed in the manu- fracture of E'afnir ball bearings
 . Fafnir hall bearings of all types whether radial, thrust, angular con- tact or maaneto, with single or double rows of balls--are manufac- tured exclusively from the highest grade American-m made high carbon chrome alloy steel. Before being per niitted to enter the production de pa rtment, numerous samples of each lot of steel arc systematically and Thoroughly examined in the labora- tnry. Chemical analysis of each sam ple;is made to prove that the com- position of the steel is in complete accord with specified standards; the Brinell test determines whether or not the steel has been properly an healed; q careful examination of frac- inre reveals the soundness and uni IarmitY of structure which qualities are highly essential: and finally, preliminary hardening test is con ducted to ascertain the ability of the steel properly to harden and become tough under the influence Of heat treatment. Only tho Nraw material whc1 fully coincides with these ex- acting requirements is accepted for the manufacture of Fafnir ball bear >in ss--all other steel is rejected.
 Afte< tho inner and outer rings have been turned approximately to shape and size on automatic machines especially constructed for this work, the pieces are subjected to a series of heat treatments This very impor- tant operation is conducted by skilled workmen in the most approved type of furnaces, with the result that the
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24

#eded by a light delivery truck The chief conclusion arrived at was tthe fact that the Vim delivery truck Was the best one the market offered. so imm ediatcly after it was given up by the H0neynlan Auto Co, Wno then had the agency, he took it up. Since then the business has outgrown the building and new garage has been constructed opposite the old one and the floor space increased from 4,500 feet to 10.500 feet.
 With the help of the Vim Motor Truck company of Philadelphia. Pa. which is behind every truck he sells, he made the business men of New Britain, Bristol. Meriden and sur rounding territory acnua inted with
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
DANIELS EIGHT TO
 ADD TONE TO SHOW

One Of the recent additions to Hartford's motor car row is the Daniels Eight which is represented in this territory by the Daniels Motor Sales company of Hartford with salesrooms at 190 Pearl street. This ia not as well known, perhaps, as some of the other cars in this terri tory, but it is daily making inroads in public estimation. It is a car of distinctive body design and empha- sizes the trend of the times toward more beautiful expression in vehicle bodies. There, is certain dash and snap about the Daniels that is pecu- liar to this make. an indiVid dualitv
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24

the advantages of the little giand the many sales he has made are d tations Of. the reception it receij
 Sound business methods. sd
 dealing with all customers, experI vice from skilled mechanics as toI and fepair of his vehicle. have 1I the agency conducted by Mir. Paoi one of the most popular in the q
 Everyone connected with the Motor Truck Co. from the presi down to the salesmen and their s| cies, have this one motto whic1 sures positive satisfaction: Give customers their moneys worth. ] fly them with your service, proi them our assertion, the Vim \ really is The Thrift Car
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24
HAS NEW GARAGE.

Some three years ago A. M. Paon- essa, a building contra ctor. built his own garage on Hartford avenue, start ed business therein repairing. storing cars, selling tires, etc. and for one year conducted a most successful gar age business In his spare moments he studied the various types of trucks. believing that the day was coming when the horse and wagon method ot delivery would be super
New Britain herald., 1920-01-24

emergency but one that. would stand up under the great strain to which it would be subjected on the broken roads of Europe. The Dodge moro than filled the bill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
VARSITY TEAMS
HOLD PRACTICE
Interclass Games at High
School Completed = Much
Good Material Available.

The boys and girls inter-class
series. the most successful in many
a season, have been successfully
brought to a close at the local high
school, and practice sessions for the
Perth Amboy high school varsity
teams already held. Coach Miss
Marion Burns, of the girls team,
and Coach Harold Evans, of the
boys team. have a great deal of
promising material as a result of
early calls for practice.
Coach Miss Burns, of the girls
team, has the Misses Anna Handler
han and Ethel David. veterans of
last years crack outfit, around
players who are showing up well
are the Misses Helen Warren, Il.
Nickenig. M. Clark, II. Schultz. and
three Bjork sisters. One of the
Bjork sisters played several games
with the varsity team last year, an
other played with the senior inter-
class team this year. and the third
performed with the freshman outfit.
Miss Warren was the star in the
senior lineup, Miss Clark also was
a senior player, Miss Nickenig a
third year player and Miss Schultz
featured in the sophomore lineup.
Miss Anna Handerhan, manager of
the team, is preparing an interesting
schedule of games.
Coach Evans, of the boys varsity
team, also has a great deal of ma
terial from which to choose the
representative school team. Men
still in school who played on the
team last year and have reported
for practice this year are j. Silver.
A. Cohen, c. Kochek and c. Hughes.
In addition to these veterans, other
men who reported for practice and
are showing up well are Dooley.
Forman, McCabe, Widerstrom, Roth,
Glochau and the Westcott brothers.
The high school boys team last year
made a great showing in the East
Jersey League, being eliminated in
the semi-final championship con-
tests.
Both the girls and boys teams
will open their season after the
Christmas holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
Bic TRACK MEET
HERE SATURDAY
Newark Y. M. c. A. Athletes
viii Compete Against AM
boy Association.

The first track meet to be en-
gagged in by the local Y. NJ. c. A.
track team this season will be
staged in the Y. NJ. G. A. YIN satur-
day night. The strong Newark Y.
NJ. G. A. track team will furnish the
opposition in this meet. The con-
tests will get under way about S:15
o'clock, and a large crowd of fans
are expected out to witness the con-
tests,
The events on the program for
this meet, eight in number, are
twenty yard dash, running high
jump. standing broad jump, 220 yard
run, 440 yard run, mile run mile
relay and shotput.
The meet held in the Y. NJ. c. A.
on Thanksgiving night Afforded
Physical Director S. c. Pew plenty
or opportunity to see that many of
the junior athletes are capable of
qualifying for positions on the rep
resentative "Y" team, and in the
meet on Saturday night several jun
Tor boys will perform.
Director Pew has been putting
candidates for the various events
through practice sessions on Satur-
day afternoons and there is every
reason to believe that the local "Ys'
will once again step to the lead
among the association teams of the
state in track championships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
INDUSTRIAL MOVING PICTURE
TO Be SHOWN At Y. N. c. A.

More than 1900 children will be
guests of the industrial department
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at a moving pic
ture show to be held in the high
school auditorium next Tuesday af-
ternoon and night. Secretary James
Larcombe has arranged TO have
Snow White the fantastic and
spectacular fairy story in which
Marguerite Clark stars, shown to
the school children of the third.
fourth. fifth and sixth grades of the
city who are of foreign parentage,
under the auspices of the Ameri-
canization classes which are being
carried on as part of the association
work.
Tickets only will admit the child
and only children who have foreign
parents may attend as this activity
takes the place of one of the for
eign social nights.
The teachers and principals are
cooperating most heartily with Sec
rotary Larcombe and will be present
both afternoon and night. In the
afternoon the school children will be
escorted to the high school and will
march from their respective schools
in columns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
OF st. Peter Play
Original AudOS Tonight

Perth Amsoy. confident of a victory.
The Original Auditorium five have
only played two games thus far this
season. but both combinations were
of such calibre as to show that the
Amboy team possesses real court
class. The crack Point Five. of Eliz-
abeth, and the Marquid Five. OF
Montciair. both were defeated by
the Amboy team.
Manager Jacobsen will have six
men in readiness for t%onight's game,
as IL is possible that Captain Harold,
Chick" Evans. who has been out
of the game because of water on the
knee. will again appear in the lineup.
Harold Runyon, of the Drydock hVe,
will probably start the game at GEN.
ter. with Leon Roth and "Blackie'
Regain at forward. while Pete Han
son and "Ruhe" Allen do the
guarding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
s. {. A. GAMES
TOMORROW
St. Peters and Baptist, Meth
odist and Presbyterian Srs.
to Clash; z Jr. Games Also

The weekly Sunday School Ath-
letic League games will be played
at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow night,
the Simpson NJ. +. five clashing with
the Presbyterians in one of the
senior games, while in the other
senior attraction st. Peters combi-
nation will mix it up with the Bap-
fist basketeers. In the junior league
the second leg will commence. the
Simpson NJ. L. team having been
undefeated in the first round. The
Presbyterian and Simpson M. II.
juniors will play in n game. while
in another the South Amboy Pres
byterians and Danish nj. K. Jun
Tors will meet.
Physical Director s.. c. Pew will
also put on one or two Glass B
games, comprised of players who
are out of the Junior class but have
not yet won berths on the senior
representative teams.
At present in the senior league
the Methodists and Baptists are tie
for the lead each having played M
game and won it. St Peters have
played two and broke even, defeat
ing the Presbyterians, but losing to
the Simpsons. The Presbyterians
are in last place with two losses.
The junior league Is headed by
the Methodists of this city with
three victories out Of three games
played. The Presbyterians are sec
ond with two wins and loss. the
Danish NJ. E. third with n victory
and two defeats, while the South
Amboy Presbyterians are last. not
yet having won a game.
Two Glass B teams started play
lro 10 - xraelr fho p~roGhufarian rom.
bination easily defeating the Meth
odists.
The junior games will get under
way about 1880 in order that the
senior games might start not later
than S:15. The gallery was filled to
capacity last week and these games
promise to prove as popular this
year as they did several years ago
when many fast. hard fought games
were played. No admission Is
charged, the public being welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Tonight at the Y. VI. II. A. hall the
Original Auditorium five will PLAY
their FIRST game of the home and
home series with the Knights of st.
Peter, of New Brunswick, to decide
the question OF which Is the better
team. The knights have made a rec
ord thus far this season, which
shows them 10 be n of the strong
est teams in Middlesex county. The
victory over the Speedways, a fast
going Perth Amboy combination,
which had not been defeated until
their game with the county seat
team. speaks we'll for the court abil-
ity of its members.
Having in their lineup their usual
players and several utility men. con
sisting of Kane, Sutton. II. and l..
Harkins. Cosgrove. Harding and
Fitzpatrick, the Knights will invade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
SPORTING NEWS
0@1HE 90
WWsws@0

The college star essayed to pitch
One lovely April day;
He tried to curve n Ger the plate
And threw the game away.
At least. he would have lost the
game
Had not the batter swung
And missed the ball a foot and bit
The end right of his tongue.
You see the pitcher had been out
At some alumni stag
The night before till almost dawn
And felt just like a rag.
The batter, too. had stepped" a bit
In latest ball room style
That's why when he swung on the
ball
He missed it by a mile.
Isn't college baseball getting a bit
complicated?
The Harvard squad is to have a
weeks training in a Crimson camp
at Atlanta next spring. The Yale
team will also train in the south.
Instead of making a spring tour the
Blue will stay in one place and stick
strictly to business.
Good jobs are often sought by men
Who would get in the swim
But with Ty Cobb it is reversed,
A good jobs seeking him.
Detroit believes in peachy eyes, d
1t likes good judgment, too
So Navin typed this note to Ty:
You're 1.-THE gangs with YOU
Men often hunt for jobs worth
$4,000 or $780, 900 but rarely do
positions of such caliber seek the
man.
The Detroit ball club needs a
leader who can put the high life"
into il.
The bench leader hasn't the
chance to put the fire into his play
ers that a leader on the field has.
o
During Ty's tour on the coast he
showed his mettle in one game
when he refused to play against a
pitcher who was using the emery
ball. They razzed the Georgian at
the time but on second thought they
praised him for showing good sense
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
FORESTERS LOSE MATCH
TO COUNTY SEAT MOOSE

After winning their first game at
New Brunswick last night from the
Moose bowlers there. the Perth AM
boy Foresters COPIED the next two
in their bowling match with the
county seat quintet. The second
game was the only close OF the
night, fifteen pins separating the
two teams. About $50 pins differ
enc existed in the other two games.
Gedney. Of the New Brunswick
team. was high average man for the
night with 179, his 210 score being
high score also. Dolan. lead-off a
for the Foresters, averaged high
for the visitors with III.
Tho scorps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16


Because of its name, IL for no
other reason, every effort should be
made to prevent the disease known
as German measles.
Its real name is Rubella and 1t
occasionally becomes epidemic as
the virus of the disease is easily
spread and is infective for adults as
we'll az children.
The incubation period is between
two and three weeks. On the first
or second day of illness, which is
manifested by a slight temperature
and sore throat, there appears on
the throat a rose-red eruption some-
what resembling that Of measles,
but the color is much brighter.
The rash quickly invades the
face and spreads to the chest and
The whole body within a few hours.
where it appears as round or oval
spots.
The duration of the rash is usual
ly evident for two or three days
ind is followed by slight branny
scaling.
In slight cases the rash may re-
sembie somewhat the scattered pin
point flush of scarlet fever.