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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
MARVELLOUS MECHANISM
OF THE HUMAN EAR
Disease That Affects Nose aud
Throat Potentially Enemy
- IS TO Hearing.
DN GANItIGl.r I,. SEnA.IsS.

| Take care Of your ears! Deafnhss
Is an avoiuable calamity. and its seeds
This. a disease that .aifccts the nose
and throat is tpo,entially an enem%
Say ss"se cold IA sSe xsrS nof
cause Of cold il Tho head ss is ia q ahii.
whom YOU are riding in subway anu
other cars whose windows are Kept
open on The theory that Inv that way
s Sid Of. 'o"''"s J" the air, can be got
, nsSing partially deaf myself, az n
l,nai result i, Of neglected. colds in the
test OF the. opcn car wiidow's iniluenc.
on The delicate machinery, OF the cars.
suificcs To produce IL feeling OF stunt.
ness in The nose ana ears and un in
c Grease. OF 10y, o. per cent in deafness. OF
tilation, but there are ways OF supply
tng that without producing DANGEROUS
Everybody ought TO Est bonl. on
anatomy. well furnished with inform M.
ing pictures. and study the wonderful
US are too luxurious about This marr.i
Of creative ingenuity which we carry
IN IN our heads, and use during every
S Snm .rr, HMrlng some sleeping moments
100 Truly: tho eye seems - simple ar
iar compared with tho ear.
Modern Surgical Science.
MODERN surgical Science can alnns;
u's.Ke over thr eye. but II can do com
haralivclE little with tho ear The lob
mat Tie eye has to do for us is like.
wise; comparatively simple The sense
OF sight calls for command over QUIZ
nnout one octave of light waves. whilc
inc sense of hearing ranEes over ten q,
eleven octarcs Of sound waves md
rNsh' The relatively restricted range OF
porception for musical sounds extends
o'Sr SIN or seven octavcs.
II this is not clear 10 all. let me
eSpiain that an octave in music, i'm
eiuucs al the vibrations between any
cnosen tundameHtai note and the note
MnoSc pitch, or frequency of yibrm-
ION. is double the fundamentals Thus
s ,.Sn vibrations per second may 10
Sahcn as representing the greatest per-
SSep,iin,e sound. Then ,hirty-two vi
nsStio us; represent the beginning Of the
, meAv octafe above. But experiment
sounds whose Vibrations pcr seconJ
amount TO more than 10000. 10 fin,j
now many octaves this includes wc
divide, 10000 by l6, which gives ISIS
ana then wc try how manystiinns IL is
necessary to multiply by Itself.
20 WnaS power We must raise - in order
10 obtain l.S75, and we find tha, /, ss
between the tenth and eleventh powrr
OF Z; III other words, the ear perce,ves
sounds ranging over nearly eleven DO
tafes. But when the same p,i;,cirI, Is
applied 10 tho case of light we nm,
mat the frequency ri vibration IN,
Which the eye is affected is only douhis
inc lowest, SO that the range OF tho eyo
Is restricted to a single OCTAVE 1i,c
eEc. then, though no doubt upon no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
The Best Insurance
Against influenza
Prominent Educator Believes That Yapomentha
Is a Sure Preventive

Pr II. N. Blume. discoyerer Of
Brame's Vapoipentha Salvc, has a let
ter from c. c. Wright. Superintendent
OF the wilkes County. N. c.. Public
Schools. in which he says; we have
used Brame's Vapomcntha Saiye for
nearly all the Ills FOR which it Is pre-
scribcd. and have always secured sat
isfnctorH results II used In time it
has never failed to break up colds.
usually tho forerunner of Grippe. In.
fuenza and Pneumonia. speak
from personal observation. + believe
If ehis preparation is used IN lime It
VIII prevent tho development OF pneu-
monia In every instance. IL used ac.
cording 20 directions,
Those strong statements arc fully
Justified by tho remn rl1ablo rccoveries
that follow, Brame's vapomenrhn
Sa'vo is applied freely over the chos,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
BEST WAY 10 WASH THE HAIR

We nnd YOU can bring out The
beauty OF Your hair to LIS very best
advantage by washing it with can
throN. II makes vary simple, iu-
expensive shampoo, which cIcanscs
the hair and scalp thoroughly CT all
the dandruff, dirt and excess oil.
lcnvinG wonderfully clean, whole
some feeling. Aftct its use you Will
find that tho hair dries quickly and
evenly. il never streakcd In appear
ance and is always bright. soft and
fuzzy; 30 fiuffy. in fact, that It looi
more abundant than 1t Is, and 80
soft that arranging il becomes {,
pleasure. Just use Il teaspooptnl
Of canthroN. which you can get
from any good druggists. dissolve
II In cup of hot water; this
makes II full cup Of shampoo liquid,
enough so il Is easy to apply II 10
all the hair instead OF just the toI,
of the hcal.--hdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Brand Mew Wasto
Remove Hairy Gro wths
tActuany Removes Roots and All

Tho ,exeL question Of b,w .,
p!steiy Danish sup4rnuous hair has been
SciTed at last: BY means OF the now
phs!eeisnc process. ;he hairs entire. roots
an" AL, come oct before your very ovss--
eAS''y. harnslessly. quick as a wins" II 81
80 Inherent from the Lepilator... ciactricai
ana shaving methods, YOU Simply NUS,
~ ~ 10 fully appreciate It's remarkable
fhriaesine is perfectly oIor;css non.ir.
1ita,ihs. ncn-po!soaous-a child could ear
"!'hout the least injury. |: leaves Tho
SKIN soft. smooth and ba,rr..s -
cou'G 'Nil you Tyer had a inoustsch. or
otSt- hairy growth. If YOU vii! procuGc
SHch 81 rheiactinr from your .irurrfs,
ara fG!iow The simple Instructors .yn,.
w:i certainty be astor!shed and dsii.h,r,i
with THO -esuit-Adv "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Of the ship at, an Irish port. anu after
2 courtship ,lastlnE less than three

.of the ship at, an. Irish port. anu after,
days. '''' Z. =. " -. - ~
/. After securing q special license, Tho
chief mate sailed on HIS ship Ton Lis
bon; ard Maen hn qrriyed there lie IN
Ing, according TO adyices. sho had comic
TO that port from Ireland by way Of
France and Spain, The captain agreed
that the bride could so 10 America ny
.. siewar,less and i seemed, to be
\ few W. hours on, Of poert, however. IN
and the ship had to return TO Lisbon
for repairs. during which time The
.mntc and the chief cnsjncerfhnds n bill '
ter Quarrel: This resulted III the on :
gineer telling hhe captain. tho muto's
wife had been u 5stowawny on board
| land. 49,.
lnceDsed by this breach OF discipline.
the cantam sent the bride ashore. After
cableSrams had passed between Lisbon
md md Washington. in which Il was
bointsu out The young wife could not
the y mats ms Would Gemand his discharge.
could go TO Am eric;.. on the chin -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
knowledge Of Anntomy.

y a
OF sense than the car, IS no. required
within Its own field.
knowledge Of Anntoay,
The knowledge that you viii obtain
IN studying the, anatomy OF your ears
MIL be entertaining nsSwcll us useful,
fou Will find tina. the enrs nrc. modIf fed
organs bearing marks, of your descent.
when you put your finger ouic Jnrwin's
tuhcrclc." OH the rim or your ear. you
VIII DO Interested TO know that science
says. it 'rrprcsents the foldcd,o over
IL you can find IL; It's kind OF
mil etstone measuring tho progress of
your race. 3aa
Learn what the "nleotus" u.s.. j, viii
be n useful Latin addition TO your vo-
cubulary. with wide relations, which
VIII save many an unnecessary trip to
the, dictionary--a maAtor-koy To the
meaning of Il whole group of scientific
terms.
From the time that YOU pass the
drum With the s"anvii" aud tho
'hammcIr." YOU will bc in II little won :
der world OF marvellous machinery. You
Will enter The 'rsssstibuie.. yop will see
hooks" the three .semieire .,,I en-.
nails" the mystic fluids. ''perilymph"
and "cndolymph,' which only the pi-
vine Chemist can compound, tho nerve
Of carbonate OF lime Chow strangcS.
and then the secret place that contnlns
the wonder OF wonders, the essential
ORGAN OF hearing. tho Organ of Corti. .
There YOU viii find. three or four
Utility in this deep inner chamber like
tho golden hieroelSphics on tho walls
OF n Kings tomb i'll tho rocky heart OF
hill on the Nile. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Quito Natural Answer.

Tne lesson was rom lie "PgodigaI
SON. anu the Suniayscrcoi teacher
was dwelling on The character Of the
cldcr brother.
~, amid all thc rejoicins. she
said, "th.re Was one TO whom the
preparation o! the feast brought No
gal gave no pleasure, but only bitter
ness; one Who did nvi approve % the
feast and who had no w-sh ~ AZ
Icnd t. No~. can any OF you tel. me
VINO this VAS
please. Mss !, Was ,ae .a;,ed ca:t.''
rNirn q rlnrEs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
IRISH BRIDE, HAS. TROUBLE
IN GETTING TO AMERICA
Hat CnhfcErums From Washington mud
Groom's inSlstcncc secure Her
pnSSREr.

sengcrs on board United states
shipping. Hoard vessel. which left Lis
non ON saturday. was newly welded
pearinE shores of Portugal must have
been most. gratifying. They were the
chief mate Of the ship and his bride.
who were married during II brief stay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

the purpose OF springs. For tho com.
FORT ,of tho riticr,I mattresses nd cush-
ions ;ire used. The rider may, at in
1 do snltsIsSi,nsd position. or may lie
roles attached to the two ends. Of the
sn,aIlas,n,9uin, which ia carried over the
often sing folk songs TO break the
lmonotony of the tircSomea Job. ~ a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Z Nrpni,s. Con,,ey,.nen.,ces...

N~pni.ss Canyeynncos.
s. Conyeyancos arc few In, nhmber n.
Ntepal Foot; elephants and lalantl,,ins
are mostly used. Palnnauins. as n
rule, arc meant FOR women. Tho sharn
9f the RaRnquins is similar to The
old.stNtod coach carriages. They are
made of light wood, and the bottom.
IS oftcn OF .netted strings MhIcllE snirn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
T | N T
G RAY
HAIR
Don't Tolerate Faded. s,rcaked. oil
BI-arts--t Hair: Tint With
Brr7= rs.aLGA+-.sfe. Sure,
IaeapsE.ivf.
rn,.L r.or.GE .ENr FREE.

ri'1Hb- ,. - = '~''' ~ HF-F.'
VSsT rc.a'7-f s-rss.T graz OF
Z - I'D a-is-. wa.G = %. -, - easy l.
1-'- gS4. E.''.iaea 4 Me-, 2. - Iyo-TE a!
go s,i.srt,tss 1l7Fs ft= r7i- bt%itch
srE 6--aErT trC HtI,s-r t-c+1ci!,g IN.
s-4rr.Y t.Y sfia! - E'17Sr-1- BLACK
= ..ttl--a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Ab.niuiel, iInrn,I,..

B'""nairHe n guaranteed psrfsntly
FNiH ana hatni"sB - bOti. M ma lr .,lld
"l' fN. fonihin. no poisonous Jugrc.
olsniF "ue!; az sugar OF lead, sulphur
f.!S"f, mercury. snii!U. rT cOhI TAR
lNFhEc'H IL has no oJpr and " grnnse,.
!css on hppiy it ~ q Ic~ moments
WIN fDhr comb or brush H.,y ..ood
Hf"ae'5i can Epppiy .Gu Twb sizes.
""' 49,, ,E"lft nu INC prfiuiae.
9'h' "IIy III Nith this cODuor, fo@
frNt rial package and JIcjnful ynn,.Ic,
or! inc care .! th. hair 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Il Many foremost wrterr have suid
that, 20 have skin hca lth Your blood
taist have SUFFICIENT calcium. knd YOU
cen get this influence IN STARTS Car.
etuB %afcrs.
4 Many girl. Deprived Of beauty by
Wmpies. bla ckheads aud IL muddy,
Dotchy complex ION, has tcan aston
Ehed TO notice how quickly these
Ncm!shcs disappear and what a wolt.
8erSui Improvement takes place In Just
IA ftW days after using Stuart's t'al
Gum Waters. These wafers have a
Eemarkaple action In the bowels 10
GUeep out certain substances thu I
AkDerwise Ieturn to tho blood and seCk
~ outlet through the skin. Get o So
&fnt bog OF siuart.s Calcium Waters Of
Icy oruggtst and you VIII then b.
V,ine the r'ght method 10 obtain a
Rfely coinpIericn.---AdS. ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
RIcHMoND TIM Tclz: MARCH 4, 1920

Of sense than the car, is no, required;
70 .dcal with so wide range OF effects
Within lltS OWN field 49,. 49,. ~ Is =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
First Seven Ballots
on Page Four)
"SH|MMEE" At
SCOTT DANCE?
Biu Bill Submits MomentouS
Question

Shall the "shimmee" be permitted
at the Scott Kiddies' benefit bali?
No old.fashioned. old.maid censor
board will be trusted TO settle this
question.
Tha, the "shimmee" and other
vital matters may be properly con
william ttBig Bill') Barr.
county jailor and chairman OF the
dance committee. issued a call today
King county's 400 regu-
lar and special deputy sheriffs to
get in touch with him at once.
big Bin admits that. along with
is master superb as a "shimmee"
albeit his demonstrations Of
the latest dance craze more closely
quakes than shakes,
owing TO his robustitudinousness
II the+ matter of "shimmee" shak.
ing were left solely to the judgment
of big Bill" he says he knows
which way the wind would blow
However. that the sensitive con
servatives be not shocked, he has
decided to submit the question to a
vote of his sa9 fellow deputies
regular and special
Maybe. he says, the Scott Kiddies'
ball will be masquerade. II the
deputies SO decide big Biz is will.
ing
OF two things he is sure-that IL
will be held In the Hippodrome the
night OF July 20. and that. in con.
nection with the dance, there will
be a high-class vodevil show.
Several OF the city's best singers,
fancy dancers and other artists" he
said today. 'have offered TO fill in
between dances with "A program Of
feature stunts"
Tickets for the benefit will be on
sale next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
BABY TRIES TO
FLY and FALLS
Young Robin Then Falls a
Victim to Cat

A tragedy occurred In front OF The
Star office this morning.
Directly opposite the second story
windows. on the top cross arm ~ an
electric light pole. early this spring.
two robins built their nest.
Three weeks ago. the United Press
operator. looking out. discovered
three young fiedglinRs peering over
the edge OF the nest with scrawny
necks extended and mouths wide
open.
The news quickly spread Day BY
day the entire staff has watched the
family. Pa and Ma Robin have
brought angleworrus to feed their
offsprings from nearby gardens. And
day BY day the youngsters have
grown In stature and boldness.
This morning one OF them essayed
TO fly. He took to the air feariessiy,
like an adept His heart was strong
but his wings were weak. He flew
three feet, struck a wire, and fell
fluttering to the pavement. dazcd
The staff watched. Interested.
The cat from the Marietta was
watching also Like a flash he
pouneed on the baby robin. and ate
him up. in three gulps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
OHIOAN MAKES
SENSATIONAL
SPURT' ON 9TH
On the Eighth Ballot He Gains Again
and Is Only 81 Votes Behind
McAdoo
BY HUGH BAlLLIE

AUDITORIUM San Francisco, July 3.-Captur-S
ing the bigger portion of the New Jersey and New
York votes on the seventh ballot Gov Cox, of Ohio
moved up into second place, next to w. G. McAdoo.
Cox gained 68 in New York and 25 in New Jersey
The unofficial totals of the leaders this ballot
McAdoo 384, Cox 2951a, Palmer 2671a.
The Ohioans sensational squirt was marked by III
big demonstration.
On the eighth ballot Cox gained Is votes more
McAdoo during three ballots cast today up to II So
added slowly to his votes poled in the first two ballots
duing the session last night.
Palmer and Cox followed second and third in the orde
named 8s
The count the fifth ballot stood: McAdoo 357s
Palmer, 245; Cox, 1S1.
McAdoos count in the fifth showed gain of "a vote
over the previous two ballots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
bARRICADE
ROAD FOR
HOLD-UP
When Autolst Steps on
Gas" Three Masked
Thugs Open Fire

DeSpe ratrly driving an automobile
over harTicade in the highway
about. "a miles this side OF Enum.
claw. wash. Pierre wetss. OF the
Clark Baking Co. escaped from
three masked highwaymen who fired
a number os revolver shots al him
at ita4s .. I'm. Friday
Weiss Was accompanied ny hin
wife. Peter Sinclair. Of the Maeklin
Grocery Go. and his wife. None OF
the bandits bullets took effect. RE.
port Of the attempted hoidup was
reported 20 King county sheriffs sat.
urday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Tom Smith. Of Enumciaw.
Weiss told Smith that his lights
spotted the barricadc of heavy plsnhs
across the roadway several feet be.
fore IL was reached. Sensing q pos.
sible holdup. Weiss declared he
stepped on the throttle and made for
the tarricade fun speed.
Upon arriving at the harricnde
three men stepped out and bcgan
shooting at the automobile.
stop your machine" they shout.
ed. But the automobile terkiiy
bounced over the pianka and disap.
peared down the highway into the
darkness followed by three red hot
streams OF lead.
All OF the bandits were described
aA being short men. They all wore
handkcrchiefs. King county drpu.
ties are working on the case Sa,ur
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

After the. prayer. came the niehtt
tones OF the organ. pealing The 0eo4
Spangied Banner" as the Greo<'
throng stood. many singing.
Chairman Cummings Of the naes
tional committee, came forward with
a telegram in his hand, ready to ron<1
IL when order was restored, but there
was a lot Of moving around In the
aisles.
WILSON MESSAGE
READ TO CONVENTION
1T ought not to require gentle
man 10 minutes to sit down." Robin
son shouted. hammering for order.
Cummings read Presidents WI
sons reply to the message Of greeer3
ing sent him by the convention.
There was a tense silence, de1e-
gates leaning eagerly forward in their
seats, as Cummings started read
ing. very slowly. pausing after every
sentence.
Spectators were still arriving In the
galleries at this point
There was subdued handclappin9
at intervals.
At Wilson's prediction Of victory
after victory" for the party. there
was a short burst OF handclappinG.
principally on the floor.
The band struck up. Hail to the
Chief" at the end of the message.
and delegates stood up and cheered
for few seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
President Wilson Is
Proud of Partv.WOrk

SAN FRANCISCO. July a.-The
message to the democratic conven.
tion. sent by President Wilson to
Homer Cummings and read by him
today. follows:
1T was with the most grateful ap-
prcclation that received the ines
sage from the convention so kindly
transmitted by you. IL is source
OF profound pride with me to receive
such an evidence Of the confidence OF
the great party which derives its
principles direct and untainted from
the founders Of our government and
the authors Of our liberty
while our opponents are en-.
deavoring TO isolate us among the
nations OF the world. we are follow.
ing the vision Of the founders OF the
republic. who promised the world the
counsel and leadership OF the free
people OF the United States In all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
You'dBetter
Be SAFE
Than Sorry!
Here's What to Do, Hoir-
euer, in Case Of July
/ Accidents
BY UNCLE SAM. " ID.
az. =. Public Health Srryierl

Experience has shown that the
deep. hadIy.torn wounds made by
flrecraekers. toy pistols. cannon. ex-
plcdiug rockets and other Fourth Of
July devices. are not tnfreqncnuy
followed by lock Jaw
In all such cases II Is Imperative
TO have all dirt and other foreign
particles removed from the wound.
40 as 20 prcvnnt introduction OF the
germs Of locklaw ttetanutl.
In addition 10 this. a dose of ,ei.
anus antitoxin should te injected,
50 as 10 make the prevention ~
lock. Law doubiy certain. !, II clear.
therefore. that in all cases ~ deep
or badiy-torn wounds physician
should promptly be called TO treat
the patient Tn. ietanus antltoxsn
Gao usually be obtained thru the
health officer. In the larger cities
many Of the drug stores have u for
eaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Ballot No. 8

Alabama 2. Cox 3. Davis ,.
Palmer I. McAdoo ~.
Arizona 2h. McAdoo ia.
Arkansas Palmer 2. McAdoo 3,
Cox Is.
California-McAdoo is. Cummings
2. Cox 7. Palmer /.
colorado-Cox /, Cummings /. Me
Adoo 3. Palmer 7.
connecticut--cum IL.
Delaware Marshall /. Cox /. Nc.
Adoo &
Florida McAdoo .. Cox ,. Palmer
6.
Georgia Palmer 2s.
McAdoo
Illinois, Palmer 80. Cox II. Nc.
Adoo H.
Indiana McAdoo ?. Marshall II.
Cox ~.
Iowa-palmer 60.
Kansas McAduo 20.
Kcntucky--Cox %. McAdoo }.
T>oulsann-cox 10. McAdoo 5.
Davis ?. Clark ,.
Maine-owcn /. MeAdoo s. Pal.
mer g.
Maryland-cox 8. MeAdoo. 5h
Davis e
achuscttH-Smith, !. owen 2,
Cox :. McAdoo 5. Palmer q
Michigan Palmer II. MeAdoo IS,
Cox ?. one absent
Minnesota-Cox 4. Palmer s, Nc
Adoo IL one absent
Misslssippl--CoK 20.
Minsouri-Ciark ?. Cox 6. MeAdoo
20. owen ,. Palmer 4. Not report
ed /.
Montana-Cox =. McAdoo G.
Nebraska McAdoo Z. owen ?.
Nevada MeAdoo 6.
New Hampshirc-Cox /. Palmer 3.
McAdoo 4
New Jersey Cox Is. MeAdoo ,.
New Mexico McAdoo g.
New York--Ciark /, Gerard /. Mc.
Adoo IL Cox II.
North Carolina McAdoo "a.
North Dakota Palmer !, Cox >.
McAdoo Z.
Ohio-cox ss.
Okiahoma--~Cwen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvanla--Palm ~, Me
adoo :,
Rhode rsiand--palmer 4. Smith /.
Davis l. Cox 3. McAdoo !.
south Carolina ~- McAdoo Is
South Dakota Palmer S. Nc
Adoo 8
Tennessee--Cox 0. McAdoo 4. pa.
Wis 6. Palmer 81
Texas McAtioo 40.
McAdoo s.
Vermont -MoAdoo Z. Cox ?. Palm
er ?
virginia-Class -
washlngton--Owen /, Cox /. Da-
Wis /. McAdoo IL.
West Nirginia--Davls fs.
wisconsin-Co Z. McAdoo 10.
wyoming-McAdoo 6.
Alaska--Paimer 3. McAdoo ?.
Cox 1.
District OF coiumbla-Palmer 6.
Hawaii--McAdoo 2. Palmer 4.
Phiiippines-Pa Palmer /. Cox /. Me.
Adoo 4.
Porto Rico-Palmer ?. Davis /.
Glass /, Cummings ?, Davis /.
Canal Zone-Paimer /. McAdoo !.
Unofficial totals--Cox 3i3. Palmer
2s2, McAdoo $50. Cummings is,
Smith 2. owen SO. Davis 30. Gerard
/. Marshall 10. Glass %. Clark 6. alb
sent J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
GAS STATIONS
LIMIT RAISED
But Ration for Drivers OF
Cars Remains Same

While the ration limit OF one-haf
tank capacity to pleasure cars and
10 gallons TO trucks remains un-
changed, both Standard and Shell
companies announced Saturday that
they had Increased the gas allowance
10 service stations.
Standard oil promised TO give their
stations an extra supply Of gas in the
afternoon.
we are doing this 20 that the bust
ness men, who often have been un-
able To secure any gas in the after
noon because the supply was de-
pleted by those who had time 10 wait
in the morning. may get their ration
after work" said John Mclean. dis
trict sales manager.
Shell company maintains the same
ration az Standard. but are going to
dole out enough auto fuel to keep
their stations open all day. they said.
Saturday Sunday and Monday. they
announced. service stations would be
supplied with extra gasoline.
The Standard oil tanker FL Sc
gundo is due in port about July IS
with more than 100000 gallons OF
gas, and Is expected 10 make a trip
every 10 days after that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

william Gibbs MeAdoo was born
near Marietta. Ca, October 81, 1864.
Hia father. Judge William Gibbs Me.
Assou. vss n versatile lawyer. and his
mother os we'll Tennessee
family. Young Gibbs worked on
farms and attended public schools.
completing his education at the Uni.
versiiy OF Tennessee.
McAdoo was made clerk OF the
United States circuit ourt for the
eastern dlssrit Of Tennessee when he
was 10 years old. and at s2 years Of
age was admitted 20 the praticc Of
law at Chattanooga
Went to New York
New York then claimed the young
lawyer lie praoticed law In New
York from 1892 until 1904. when
he conceived the idea Of the Hudson
tubes.
II was long. hard flgh, 20 son.
vince engineers and capitalists that
tunnels might he bored beneath the
Hudson river 10 provide quick and
safe meana OF transportation. but
in the end McAdoo triumphed and
the building Of the tubes tegan.
The tunnels were constructed In
seven years time and together with
the Hudson terminal building cost
t7s 600 00O He arranged for the
fiotation Of the first fs.ooo,G0o bond
issue and was In charge Of the
financing Of the whole project.
In Politics In 1919
McAdoo made his bow ~ Ameri.
can politics In 1919. when, as del.
egatc from New York to the 1emo'