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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
STATE INCOME TAX INJUNCTION DECISION
 IS EXPECTED TODAY
py As,eeIat,t pre,s

Selma. March 19.-Argument was completed late this afternoon before Circuit Judge Miller on the application of D. C. Melvin. banker. of this city. and others. for an injunction restrain- ing the collection of certain income taxes under the state act of 1919. At- torney General Smith represented the state. Decisioq is expected tomorrow Afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
BICKART HELD TO u. S. COURT UNDER
 BOND OF $50, ,0OO
By Associated Prsss

Bridgeport. Conn. March iO.-- Charles n. Bicknrt, president Of fAe National Fruit Products Con- pany, of Memphis. who was arr rested here two weeks ago on charges of having violated the prohibition amendment and of fnlsifyinE an income return. waived examinatfon before Hurh J. Maverick. United states com- missioner. this afternoon and wns bound over Ip the United States court of Memphis under bond ee x5O. .O0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Additional Units for
 Oklahoma Authorized
ev A,s,ejatst prsss

Washington. March 19.--Oklahoma was authorized by the war department today to organize one battalion of field artillery. motor drawn and two cons rani&s and one- battalion of engineers. in addition to the national guard units already authorized.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
FORMERLY HELD IN CHECK

Hitherto this insect was known to oc- cur only in certain restricted areas in Texas, and with the aid of federal funds and state cooperation, both in quaran- timing measures and in clean up and gen. erai control work, the insect has seemed to be on a fair way to be exterminated, and there has been no real need of fed- eral quarantine
 While the notice of hearing is drawn to cover the states of Texas and Louisi- ana as whole, if is hoped that it will be possible, through the cooperation of the states concerned and particularly the establishment by these states of quaran- tines prohibiting the growth of cotton in the areas actually known to be infested, to limit the restrictions imposed under the federal quarantine to the areas ac- tuafly determined as infested.
 MUST STOP GROWING srt is recognized that the extermination of this insect in Texas and also now in Louisiana is absolutely contingent on the prohibition of the growth of cotton in in- tested areas The growth of cotton un- der restriction or other methods of con- trol simply means the perhaps slower, but no less certain, ultimate spread of this insect.
 'sExtermnation is possible only when the infestation is just beginning and when the insect is scanty in numbers and lim- ited in distribution. Any postponement or limitation, therefore. of the effort at this time means practically the loss of the opportunity of extermination and an acceptance of the ultimate spread of this pest Throughout the south Success in this effort at extermination necessarily requires absolute cooperation of the states concerned in the measures outlined.
 Promptly following the discovery of the irfestation by the pink bollworm, in the southwestern part of the state of Louisi- ana, the authorities of that state estab- lshed drastic quarantine prohibiting the growth of cotton in the infested par ishes Itlis hoped that the state of Texas will take measure es promptly to continue the cooperation which it has hitherto gwen and. particularly, to provide for the prohibition of the growth of cotton in the infested areas and for the reimburse ment of planters, as in the case of Lou isiana '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
NEWBERRY JURY AGAIN EXCUSED
 FOR THE NIGHT
Dy Asseeiate1 PFsas

GrnAd Rapids. M1rh-. Nsrrh 1S--- Tie jary n lhe NewbeFry elee- f5ens eeneDsFnev trsaI Mna exenseG lbe the nf<ht b1 Ju1Ge otn1aena n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Senate Action Definitely Puts Treaty. In Campaign
 For Decision By People
Senate Votes to Send Pact Back to President Wil- son With Notification that Ratification Is Impossible Stands 49 for
 Ratification and 35 Against.
ev A..,r,,,sa pr.s.

Washington March 19The of Versailles failed of fourth time tonight and then voted to send Wilson notification
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Gist of tRe NelUs
GE~ERAL

GEE ERAL
 To pay his debt Os gratitude to the American people only desire of Bryan. Another Muscle Shoals fight is looming up on the horizon.
 Stadium fs Phnly's big meat bait, fsyweights growing in popularity. same factors in evidence on ex- change; cotton goes m but slump fol- lows. Alabama banks break all records for advancement past four months. State files appeal to United States supreme court In Ea*oIine inspection
 LOCAL
 BirminEhnm diAtrfct coal output n showing steady fncrease.
 Girl puts on dIsguise and gets "A an hour acting as street beggar.
 Mary Blackburn fs xfven to her lnother hy court decree.
 sloss-SheffieId interests spent os,- 0oe 900 on local developments past two years.
 Merchants comply with display law but have mIgxfvfnxs.
 Jefferson county and city VIII nont Islg bond issues within next fortnight. Fifst Eane between Barons and ThflndeIpkfn NationaIa is due tqday. Randall sees joker with teeth in AIa- bamn income tar act.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
New Trial Motion FiIed

Monte sano. Wash.. March 19-Notion for a new trial for the seven |. W. "
 convicted here Saturday for the slay- ing of Warren o. Grimm, one of the four victims of the Cenfralia ArmistIce Day traefdy was filed this morning by de- 4ensS Attorney George r. yandeFveer. Ar fumeuts on smotion arc expseted Mon-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20

Hundreds DseIn German Clashes
Essen Surrendered to Armed Workmen After Violent Fighting in Which 300 Are KilIed-1, ,0O0 Re- ported Dead in KieI.
By Associated Pres,

Berlin, March 19.-Essen surrendered this afternoon to armed workmen after violent fighting in which it is esti- mated that 300 persons were killed.
 It is reported communists have occupied five railroad stations to the east of Berlin and that troops are being rushed thither in armored cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20

President Wilson has selected Will liam NJ. Williams of Montgomery as commissioner of internal revenue to succeed Daniel c. Roper. whose resig- ration takes. effect April l. Al pres ont Mr. Williams is solicitor of the de- partment of agriculture. He practiced law in Montgomery and New York City before entering the government serv- ice in 1917. As commissioner of in- ternal revenue. MT. Williams will be in charge of the collection of the in- come tax and the enforcement of the yolstead dry law. In Alabama politics he has always been friendly to Sem ator Underwood. who is known as a wet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
DIsARM GOVERNMENT TROOPS

Hamburg. March 1es--Government troops fin the station here were dis- armed this morning without blodshed and sailors hoisted the white flag over the cruisers SchwarxburE. Resensburs and Wittiebach. The captain of the uittlebach committed suicide by shoot- ing himself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
BoLsHEvIsM RAGING

! BY NSsotldttu
 Stuttgart. March 1e.--The Ruhr dis arict is aflame with boIshevism, ac- cording to official reports. Essen has been taken by a red army and Gen. eraI yon Walters local troops are awaiting reinforcements. Thurinia Is said now to he under the control or government troops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
ASSAIL PRESIDENT

In seven hours of debate preceding the vote, republican leaders declared them selves ready to take the issue to the people. From the democratic side several senators bitterly assaiied the President
 (ContiDued on Page Twop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20

BAUER RUSHING TO BERLIN
 stuttgart, March is.--Premier Ba"er' pr. Herman Mueller. minister of for- eign affairs, and Herr Giesberts, min- ister of posts and teleEraphs' lcft Tor Berlin on a specail government tram at s:1O o'clock tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
ROADS STILL IDLE

Untn tho disturbd railroad sttua~ ton aEain 10 brought to normal. coHdt- tions will remain acute Some q tho |. tcs.1lnaea - r.rs 1vs)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

ever been ready anu continue TO be
ready To c'iv. and take. ia Il manner
that has helped 70 make nc industry
what i; is ana has hcG;--!ca! o-opera-
ton exists /" an eNteat that is not
found N any other industry. Whei:,or
i, is s:andardiI!ng on tires. co-oPera;-
ing Toy foreign trade, helping il the
Distribution q fre..,a; cars. combat
.ns rntntr legislation exchanging pat
,ntS without payment OF royalties, ad
vOclt!ns and showing the way for
more anIl better highways. oscccing
OF uag designs Thar wiii it.;.iGi: the COS:
al IRE. ihcfy awG liability Insurance.
- be .liiu ~ .owng.s. standa-dizinsc 10
the ultimate benefit ui The consumer.
CO. operating n the promotion OF auto
mobile SHOWS. fostering plaaS for the
extension Of rural .notu: cXprcss.
working with the icprescn tntives OF
Inc oil Industry with a view to insur-
ing PROP. lnd plenty % gasoline, or
IN SCORES .. o!Ncf Ways. The autOrno-
bile manufactured Will continue 20
ShoT si4ai mis- ideas vi operation are
no Theoretical. bat pract;cai and by
his support hsurc = continuance Of
this wSELorfu' indn*try on i hiE-ar
Srl,s tG9. ever b.fpTc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

pend with\yarious colors and finishes
,oI Inc formulating part of the car. The
aGpS VIII be featured az a special ere
Htlon. both rs To The finish OF the sock
GGtk ana TO their colorimg. making these
uls!hcl masterpieces of art The up-
hoiSterinE of each car will be Of !. col
9, blending with The top and chassis.
nncse colors beng special in ne icath-
er makers art.
~ very novel feature Will hc shown
IN thc, roadster. as All the ii;tlngs will
NC, I've IN Drass. anu TO blend with this The
uphoisteriHG and ton has been mad"
y combine with the same. rs wei MS
ne color of the wire wheels oid chas-
SIS. In!S viii present q Very beautiful
appearance. and lead one back 10 the
ua!S, ten Years ago, wien brass iinish
plcdo!n!atca OF The most expensive
ana inSuri"us cars OF Americ., ana
foreign countries
viii be in fun nickri" thS leather ANA
.op IN var:eg:tcd blue. The wheels
VIII 10 OF solid DEMONSTRATION and
lnil nickel plated. as well as the rad
alto" and other fittings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

apolis. and J. L. Alayl. who has made
his Headquarters in Boston. Starbird
becomes Western sales manager. ami
Mayl takes charge or sales in the
Eastern division.
AS Head of The sales Organization.
l;eSaw will undertake the distribution
OF Sl5o.p0o.Q0o worth OF 'ireSiVnc tires;
and accessories during 1879.
lie WAS born in .SEron and received
his education IN the Akron public
schools. Mn. FEARS ago he joined
nc F!testonc organization rs i sales
man covering territory in Iowa
Fairban.. the how active head of
FircstoDc's Subsidiary steel company,
became Eastu.h aAias manager three
cars ago after three. years in enc
adveI Using department, during the
latter two OF which years he was as-
sting ADVERTISING mahager
Starhifd 5ccaItir associated with the
fircs;uHC ntza:ion roiir years ago
~ the advertising doDa rtiaent. BE-
fpre becoming a listric: manager .
year ago he was slIes manager. Oe the
nnnu!hutic sales debartment.
Mayl started with tho F'ires,ons or
raniI:;tion in 1871 IL salesman in
-. Lnuie. Four years later He wac
placed in charge o. tho Memphis
branch. ltc was: manager OF the ClSVe-
and branch from the spring OF 1911
until he became II district manager last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
SOUTH IS buying CARS
POOR MARKET PROVES
SOURCE OF REVENUE
se,erHi Years JxpcctcI to- Elapsc
before Need VIII TX.
Satisfied,

Annually The old story about Tho
Sataration point III notor car protluc-
ton makes it's rounds Show time IS
seheraiiy when the pencil siIarrS pro
nucG their figures. They have Il All
n m0rh nc. OUT. according to population.
IN use and number estimated 10, Tho
year. according IL These DaD"r en-
Of s ,lood fnar ,, by year We are in dancer
individual NV
y IT., The +, {hosnana for cars no longer rests
Tiunai has per year. Motor, ears arc
bought because they are needed. ana
: HieSausS they VIII pay an interest On
.ne investment. People are i1u,.irg.
transportation, and in uurchc..ry il
,heS 1isIre what tho car will cara for
men; mem in year, whether il be conven-
nI these things have a cash valiG and
II the motor car viii bring in !, .:rea,or
Il 'mmim t.''h some other article rv car
Seuthern-r-. Getting More cars.
t prvvS a., ~ min,grcnt sections OF the eoun
ssupls OF years ago os' ,h ,s'! so NJ TO %aa
aSies r gn' i taE % MsEr loE s nnto
where. road conditions rcr. good. led
IN IN d inot9r ca: saieS To-day the South
ket.; FOR motor cars. This is not due
along TO tha Prosperity oc tha, section
or The couhtry. though. OF course. this
cause 1he Humber Of miles or ilnprovcd
highway IS rlpidlr increasing As an
example fhoM the South is absorniils-
motor co.ts. IN this city there Il, Il lis
triputinS aGsncy that has considerable
Southern territory For a VOL known
intake of.car.
Force Greatly Increased.
few yeas 1ack il had one ,uan
on the toad laacing dealers contracts
and looking Stter territory business.
Today ii has several and is piannin.
20 increase its force. In addition 1t
Is making preparations To star; an eX.
tenSiNe advertising campaign through
out It's territory. feeling tic ground is
So fertile that il cannot possibly cover
!. all IL the intensive manner In yi.icl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
FlRESTOKE PROMOTES FOUR
TO RESPONSIBLE PLACES
Jw" Distinct Chief. Called Z" Akron
tu Take Charge Of
DiNiNfouS.

Speeia. promotion Of Ton: sales
executives has been announced by II. S.
Fi-cstonc. president OF the Eircstone
Tires < Rubber Company
H. w. EoSaT. who has hccu Western
sales manager Tor three years witt.
hcadqulrters in ,>kroa, is made gem
era! sales manager. succeeding A. c.
l'artriuE'. WHO WAS recently elected
y!cc president IN charge Of sales
l.. q. t:ti!ha MS. WHO has bccn mana
E'r % tlc Eastern division. with head
Quarters in Akron. becomes rico-p
dent 4nn TnanagGr 81 ihc iSircs.tuue
steel Products torpany.
Two districI chiefs are called to
Akron 10 take the divisions which
have ncen directed by I;eSaw and Fair
Tank. They are r. * Srarbird, whose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
DOCTORS GIVE SERVICE
'ial"rit! of Them Find Tires ON Auto,
Must Wear
Ncl.

Wien . doctor starts to make :, call
or nerchaW sends on, his delivery
wagon. there IS only one object in view
Get there.
Regardless OF cost. doctors and mer-.
chants mast have uninterrupted tire
service
rhey VIII pay biz money Cor TINS.
because .hcir success ,.t;s.; Iepenas
OF t.
Thini then. now pieused they mus,
pc 70 Learn hat they can get this same
service at about one-halr cost.
Inc makers OF Gates Half-Sole Tires
naNo hundreds Of test imonials from
TO 10000 miles of bmct,,ro.nioof wor.
rE- Free service their tires have given q
amH ihcE ccss only one-ha,i as mudh a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Tire, Tyre and Yet
1t Is Merel, Tire

tire. IKE Bili ShaI>e.peire.,
ro>r. may be called by any other
names In. other paris nr the Mori,I.
In Great Britnin and ifs possess
>ions the SpcliibG Is invnrftbIy
tyre" except in Canada.
Tire, are ''neumnticOs:' Ia Chile
and Nr@cntinn. while in SIcNjco they
are "iiantas." AMI III Cuba .,suni:ts',
In HrnIfi. where Portuguese IL
generally spnken, the word Is
"pucurnuticOS.'
The l:rchcii word '.pueuS" IL "a
contraction uf pnrUnafigucs
IN scandinavian countries the
Danish "Gummirinscr"-rIib ring
lis used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

KLINE CAR EXHIBIT WILL
HAVE MANY NOVEL FEATURES
sport, Touring and Road Cars Will
All Have Body Finish OF
Blncbiru Niur.

Inc Klinn oar nNhihi, that Will b.
shown al the fcih automobile show in
thc E,rays NrniorS, commencing Mon
day, March ]. and extending the on
,''a week. vii! nave many novel fea
lures
The entire exhibit consists Of sport
,onrin". auxiliary touring, roadster
and chassis. and they will all have u.
body finish of blueDird blue OF Tho
latcSi creation in artistic painting for
the season Of 1920. While all bodi.
co!ors Will be tho same. each car will
navc the. finish and color different. as
ihr hlrcbcd blue has been found 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
VETERAN Bull DER DIES
,. T.. Wright Was One or the Eouyders
OF Allen Com

j. IL. Wright. So. Veteran auto,ncoiie
hh is n smnrinE = Hn2 aa' Siaa TsGray Of
dating back sc"cral years.
As one OF tho trunders. and for
ycArS vicc-1rcsident and sales fnana-
ger oil tnc Allen Motor Company, SO
lu;nDus. Ohio, Mr.. Wight wis wei,
snowp in automobile ,ltales tliro,isl.
out ttic country. '' -
AIR. Wright was ono OF the organ
i@ers OF the old Columbia EuGgy Coin.
paaE. Hamilton. OHIO. FOR nearly thirty
years he was q Ie1des IN tho tu rrla 90
Industry. ,nallins friends 81 BON tft.
lnaHuiacturins ami sales snd OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

rn>scn=~r car Production.

Passenger Car Productions
Year Namhc- Wholesale Va.u.
Ise5 -t.2Si -S.G3A .36t
500 i2I,I2l J9.SlS.506
3al. l7in,7a2 o53.5N5,7Si
3sit 5I5.sss ,,ass,,ssa:..sS55;
EsSersse ..hV4esaic price Tor 1sl9---ss&2.
Meter Truck Production.
sear Number Wholesale Value
3a!l i0,65i' 22,29o.52i
81. 5oi,iis iGGss,,asiIii..55ss5;
2geraSr wholesale price %or l9la--
1T, Tota, no,e so, S ssaie!s pr9auetien il
81 sl,s sSs t,Sso,' V"'''' wholesale
Passcngar car production in 1920
should he not far from two and
taction t0oHGc ~ l25 COO II viii do
hsnd 'aIseiy on ,naterials particularly
sbis SS"I tSS Go,, wa1h fiGsSa snis' for
y3enG"usIy
l1EEXXPorts ore now only about &,le.-
sopg,pH.S nos ms should Increase sub
s1sHtiaIty during .he next few years
f'he worlds ma rlsctS are being coy.re,l
sH ,the auiomoh,le Industry, our auto
siohiics going las year 10 eishty-one
Which bought t~an; one Cars an,i
mo trucks. There il = norma, re.
n;
Gent ec the cars and TRACKS IN uso.
Eina. figures IRON. the various S,a,n9
N2uiI INDICATE that almost .,0tn 300
c.otor ;elt:;es are NOW Registered ana
";rn!ns, IN ;he United States 81 this
number about 10 per cent are trucks
ff ,s;, Increase in Farming Dis,rici<
% INC registration OF carr dining ,rc
st.Si w" years has been in tho sri.
4 Tansr s.!.. '!s;5ie;s The leaders are
Of
crease over 1918 las ranged from ~
ar cent Gov" 20 l6 per cent. New
fnrN lsis the greatest ANN pcr Of cars
,ns Tor every eighteen DcoUle In .,,n
7lste' OHIO Is stcon6 with ;.hout ,Ii.-
f,r. lie honor nf thc creates, uu,ni,n-
:no Sa Tsh per ssP sdj iowa with ac5 900
nFry IL persons
Aississippi has :hc tcwest cars reg.
i.ssss. ' ,i, 'h2M oae iHr .vtr. dcfy
'syeEy forty thr"t pnfriCns Eeitcr -caIs
'irG, expected 10 chaagr hi, sliuHiivn
,j ,'o" h va Wan" y Cur, CO" 1. :. r.e!
~ Ghi,.a Statse depends entirely on
IfS improved roads and Drttcr!i.g ,hn
,.se a, underground garages ana 1al.;t.
ha places inr ears no. IN NO .ib..r,
~: m2:;I who believe tn.t . few vrn's
TON nov VIII So l3.oOA0VO motor vc.
t.NotT::' .s;;.ndi:.@ its Giant Strides =,
go" yea inc .anGsiry has not
4fea, g "EidcnoeN> ~ The i.ci ,h;t,
a.'.e tii"i ~ !nati@r, iailrl or retired
e.t the business 'Urtu" the pas, elx
A1nt ne" companies u9w goi!.., .nt,
- business '..il i.nu Tue roma ,iif,icn,t
tHo SUCCESS coming only H. eui,.rn,:s
is' W.i!-inauc"l gHi nell-lra:.i,nS.
3nGttns having vehicle. o. "a NJ, v',b
nose now ~ use ''"
.r,,,. k"" Price Win tnaIi,y.
s9"'h hf ti.e "ntomon.!e :.aus,ry has
.'sth IN apprccipuoa that every ncr.
.9 81. wants an aHlomoui-e. Il Is gc!cr.
tay a question 81 pricc rnr MATS
neFciSre worked 20 bring down DritHE
mo no, ms i.T permit Of Increased pfoduc-
own stu! tu.tnr: '4r'
m. a,, !nhu.tr: is l,otea upon -, The
:@uef o .tanGl.s.j2"a rroGuc,iCr l.
- -fnerat!St ana constructive ro.i.
'!nstries. - i'' ~"
,, ii"" Manufacturers C"-"r-ra,.
s.!@ 70 makers ia tho N.:!Drar' 81
9..."ii. rhJ.lJtr ~ ,',yin,,.r.r b. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
YEAR BREAKS RECORD
ESTIMATE TOTAL Will
REACH TWO BILLIONS
.NkotcSote Nniur Of Passenger Cars IL
:. Placed ~ St,399.2S2.-
40.
,s.Noiwiths,And.ng the sm:

- Notwithstanding the smul. Drod0c-
Tion during the irst three months Of
si91a, following ;ho arnistice. when the
Industry WAS on practically q 100 per
sient war basis. motor car nanufac-
snrers nadc such eiGar!ic strides du.-
.Ncars production az LS?l,"2s motor
syehsclcs exceeds all previous records
SneludinG 1917 when ! ,SSS.Iuc cars and
-lafo value brought the industry al
anost 20 the ohiliiou-Gollar class
]. 81 VAS only twcntE years ago whcn
Park in New York Yet within ;hcsc
pso decades 40 year hrs gone by OK
,cspt The war year Of 1918. which has
sspt seen an increased demand Tor these
snne saving vehicles now such an i'm
sisortan; part o. our american life,
saving ADVANCED from ne position Of
sax with ti;c telephone, telegraph and
The railroads, III thc!; work cc trans
seriinS men and inercAanaise
!. Passenger ear production MAS slight
~. less ;hau IL 1911 lujaiiug l.5S6,:SI
is u-a.ns: l..%o,0pQ !or 1915. I'll.
ssucls proGGc;!on. however increased
pa2StaAt !a.l: rising tru!H 23i.poc II
ISIS 10 more ,h,.t sn5.onc IN 1917.
!The total Wholesale value ot pas
Sspgcr car Was Sl&H@. $50, an aver
lsiuc was EiON.&i15Si II, average O.:
tsS3S per vehicle
THE, ;o,al yal," &C thcse products
bincd With Inc wioleSale value of
bodies. spare i:reS and accessories to
rFuin the cars Of tyUckT ready Tor tie
raner's use, hriHg u, Industry close
Steal certainty ira. this year its posi-
tiyn Viii he second Only - s;ec! among
tMe manufacturing Industries a. ths
Saun.ry
- Trucks Max" Big Advance.
The rap.d advance o. the truck has.
resulted from its Ireritoritls perform
49, = ~ ~
via. NE III connection with Rural
atp;o" Express lines ana in practically
y%3fy other department OF commerce
S;useS are increasing ia Ercat number.
IL being worthy ~ note that IN New
ark. y. J.. iC.9c0,0uo Passengers were
GSrried by busGs d:!rius thr hrst ha!!
noe.
/. Some highly Interesting ,igu:es in
Jgrncc;ion with the Industry dating
iron 1899. are given IN :he following
llhln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Should be worked with statesmen ana

i Should be worked with statesmen ana
instead OF giving n dealer several
counties as his territory. as was Tor
merry he case. lie must be an uuusu;illv
GOOD mnr i'' get the agency for more
jl9n- ono.
io,G0n.aD0 Figure Long Wa, Ahead.
manufacturers have estimated thh,
PERHAPS whcn there were 100000
motor cars III operation. the saturS>
tion point might about be reached. sbu,
undor present production schedules,
.ud even the most ambitions III those
little lik~iAood of anything likc M
r1o,9JH motor cars being put in service
curing the mex; few years PcrhapS
so rapidly do automobile. conditions
change THAI when this poln, is reachct
There will be reasons why the "old
sponge" Will st!ll be able to soak up
Guilty
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

LATE Mcconnell and John p. Fuller
returned the first Of the week from
the Mastodon mine in the Goldstrike
district, and report that the property
is in splendid shape. The shaft that
is being sunk to cut the incline vein
is now entering the ore, which looks
better and carries greater values than
at the surface. Charles Bechtol, who
is in charge Of the operations, states
that another seven feet will see the
bottom of the shaft all in this high
grade ore, and that it will then be one
of the greatest mines in the state.