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New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
BOGASH A WINNER.

New York, Oct 23.-Louis Bogash of Bridgeport was awarded the de cision over Marty Cross of New York in the first of four welterweight ten round boxing contests at Madison Square Garden tonight. Bogash, who weighed 141 3-4 pounds to his oppo- nent's 145, forced the pace .lrough- out. George Ward of Elizabeth, N. J., received the decision over K. O. Loughlin of South Bethlehem, Pa. The weights were Ward 142 If and Loughlin 147 1-4. Johnny Summers
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

of New York won on a decision over
 Steve Latzo of Hazleton, Pa. Their re- spective weights were 145 IA and 145.
 The bout between Jack Perry of Pittsburgh and Paul Doyle of New York was declared a draw. Perry weighed 146 pounds and Doyle Al 1-2.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
NUTMEGS ARE ALL SET.
Local Football Warriors Put in Hard
 Pracffcc for Tomorrow's Game.

When Captain Phil Nelson leads his Nutmegs on the Sridiron at Slbbcrts Field tomorrow afternoon. the team will be in Al condition for the expect cd hard battle with the All-Bridgc- port eleven. The game is scheduled to start at o'clock.
 The locals went through a stiff prac- tice last night. Manager Cangane of the Park City team promises to bring here tomorrow one of the best teams that has ever represented Cliff Will sons spotless town.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
DEMOCRAT RALLY TO
 BE HELD TOMORROW
John r. Crosby and Madam Laura Tur~czmowicz Will Address Meeting at Palace Theatre.

Madam Laura Tursczmowicz Polish noblcwoman. will speak tomor- row afternoon at the Palace theater town committee. United States Dis trict Attorney John r. Crosby will also address the gathering which is to be presided over by Judge William F. Mangan. The meeting will be opened at gao o'clock.
 The woman speaker lived in Poland for more than 15 years prior to the outbreak of the war. In 1914, when the Germans invaded Poland her home was the headquarters of the German High Commaud and opera tons in that section of the battlefront was directed from the building that was once her private dwelling. Her husband and son served in the Polish army, tho former as an officer and the latter q private in the ranks. Both were called upon to pay the supreme sacrifice. In 1916, Madam Tursczno- wicz escaped from Poland and lied to America. At New York city she be- camehcad of the Polish Red Cross work. later being attached to the Polish commission to the United States. She was secretary. during the war. If the Polish relief work
 United States Attorney Crosby has been heard in this city on several previous occasions. He is a forceful speaker and an ardent democrat. His talk will deal with the principles of the democrat party and the League of Nations.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
INDICTED IN
 BALL SCANDAL
hty Grand Jury Also
 Attell for Fixing"

Ill., Oct. 2J.-Indictments
 Chase. former first base N Now York Giants; Abe
 York gambler and former
 t champion, and Bill er White Sox pitcher. were Edny by the Cook County
 Investigating tho base The indictments were
 arWes Of conspiracy to do
 act.
 n Jury also rcvoted the in- kturncd last month against b Sox psayers and two he indictments were voted 3,rned and tho rovote was kvent any legal taniyle. |eordng to information fur Ie Grand Jury, telephoned Nork to sport" Sullivan, bler. that the White Sox VI the series to Cincinnati hin price. The telephone nording to evidence intro
 sent from the Ansonia
 iway and sovonty-second in alleged to havo acted as sn. He mingled with the
 under indictment several
 tho games boforo tho 1919
 aycd. Burns was charged
 been one of tho fixers.
 Ihvan. Boston gambler and vn also were reindicted to bie technicalities.
 hnson . Witness
 bon, president of the Amer
 was the first witness to
 Johnson told tho jurors Of tip to St. Louis. where he
 purpose of inducing three no to Chicago and testify. m. he learned, Joseph ieft for California. liar hd and Thomas Kcarney, kr men he desired to have
 promised to come to Chi- |nr as soon as Redmond,
 able. bon saad also he had re-
 that Joe Godoon. second
 fhe St. Louis Amoricgn
 ls on his way from Sac | testify. This Is the first h's name has been men, Ig the procccdl.igs. Upon b the Grand Jury contem- |ting Gedeon. MT. John Fd 1t not to take action in h after Gedeon has arrived bs an opportunity to tes- To Of tho charge aghlnst ] unknown. He was here lp1s world's series. and Is wagored and won on the ba n close friend of Fred |nd Swede RLsbcrg. two. of Iers under indictment. |ys ago one Of Mir. John i've" club owners stated bn could not be charged to clubs loyal to Johnson. | member Of the St. Louis |st. Louis club is loyal to fhe Grand Jury has many ask Gedeon. |ctor "won" stO,OOO. sman. a Chicago street car told tho jury hs won st0.- ,e Universal Baseball Pool sd not a penny. He said acern offered to settle with
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
GIANTS RELEASE PLANTERS.
Inncider Armstrong and Pitcher Kelly
 Let Co to St. Paul.

New York. Oct 23.-Secretary Joseph o'Brien Of the New York Giants yesterday announced the re- lease of Infieidor George Armstrong and Pitcher Ron Kelly to the St. Paul club of the American Association un- der optional agreements. Kelly is a brother of the Giants first baseman.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
WARDEN AND RAY WIN.

Schenectady, N. Y., Oct. 23.-Harry Warden and Ted Ray, British profess sional golfers defeated Jerome D. Travers of New York and $. David son Heron of Pittsburgh, both for mer national amateur champions, up in a thirty-tix hole best ball match hera yeSterday
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
TO TRAIN IN TEXAS.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 23.-The Detroit American League team will train at Waxahachie, Texas, next spring in- stead of Macon, Ga, Frank Navin, presidet of the club announced today. Climatic conditions at Macon were found unsatisfactory 2
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
MCCOY KEATS LONG.
By Briggs

Chicago, Oct. 23.-James Mccoy of Richmond, Vt, defeated M. A. Long of Los Angeles. 125 to 30 in fifteen innings last night in national pocket billiard tournament ad Charles Weston of Pittsburgh won from Charles See back of Torrington, Conn. 126 to n.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
YALE ENTERTAINs PLAYERS.

New Haven, Oct. 23.-For the first time Yale will tomorrow entertain an opposing football eleven as their per sonal guests at dinner. The University Of West Virginia squad will not arrive till nearly noon but will be taken to
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

The N. Y. Call leads them all. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

the Yale training table to dine with the Eli players.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
ctor "won" sfO, GOO.

sman. a Chicago street car
 koid tho jury hs won st0.- he Universal Baseball Pool kd not a penny. He said hcern offered to settle with
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
A Sz0vetseg fejlodese.
Maganosok es testiiletek csatla-
koznak az Anlerikai Magyar
Sz0vetseghez.

K ho lien az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseg titkara negy helyen
ielent meg Youngstownban es min
deniitt lelkesitett az Amerikai
Magyar Szovetseg mellett.
A Szovetseg iigyeinek kimerito
ismertetese meghozta kivant
eredmenyt A youngstown ma
gyar reformatues egyhaz evi koz-
gyiilese Szovetseghez valo csat-
lakozas eszmejet partol6lag ter
jesztette a presbyterian ele, a
mely, ertesiilesiink szerint, royl-
desen 0ssze fog ulni es tetemes
osszeget fog kiutalvanyoznl a
Szovetseg penztara javara.
A SIT. Istvan egylet gyulesen,
miutan Horvath David elnok es
Habodasz Gustav partoloiat $40
lottak Szovetseg mellett, ko-
vetkez0k fizettek be tagsagi di-
jukat:
Habodasz Gustav, partolo tag, $5
Kuty Claiborne, egyeni tag, ST.
Kelemen Karoly e. tag 81
Rozenak Simon egyeni tag 81
Pint6r J6zsef egyeni tag 81
Bin6 Josef egyeni tag 81
Kekk Albert egyeni tag So
Zovat Sander egyeni tag 81
Sandor Istvan egyeni tag 81
Belenszky Janos egyeni tag 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
KrALL1TAs A Y. w. G. A.-BEN

Januar 22-en Young Woman s
Christian Association epileteben
a kiilonbozo europai orszagok
nepviseleteib5l es kezimunkaib6l
kiallitast rendeznek. Minden mem
yet sajat kiallitasi helylyel fog
rendelkezni az illet0 nemzct h0l-
gyeinek szemelyes feliigyelete
alatt. Magyar nok es az 3 kezi-
munkaik is resztvesznek . kial-
litason. Mint halljuk a magyar
resi- rendezeset ut. Gerenday Lasz
lone, 10th Istvanne es Bartha PEI
terne vallaltak magukra. A XII
allitas azon a napon delutan fel
haromt6l este fel kilencig lesz
nyitva a nagykozonseg szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
TITKARI HIVATAL ES
UGYVEDI GYAKORLAT

Veletlenul ugy esett, hogy az
Amerikai Magyar Szoyetseg tit
kara egyuttal iigyved is, @amiert
tobben levelileg fordultak a titka-
ri irodahoz magan ugyekben ugy-
v6di tanacsert, s6t nemcsak Ia
nacsert, de iigyvedi eljarasert es
munkaert is.
Felreertesek elkeriilese vegett
kziiksegesnek tartom az erdekl6-
dok tudomasara hozni, hogy en-
csak titkara vagyok az Amerikai
Magyar Szovetsegnek. de mem
egyuttal jogtanacsosa, iigyvedje
IS. Az iigyvedi gyakorlatot, mint
az magatol ertet6dik, a Szovet-
segt6l teIjesen kiilonalloan folly
tatom, a mi ugyan mem zarja XII
hxt, hogy sz0yetsegi tagoknak, de
csaki silyeneknek, jogi dolgokban
altalanos tanacscsal szolgaljak
6s pedig dijtalanul, Amint azon-
ban iigyttdi tevekenysegr6l Is
i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
Amerikai Magyar Szovetseg.

tenyleges eljarasr6l van $40, mi
sem termeszetesebb, mint hogy
ezekben dolgokban csak mint
iigyved vagyok hajlando eljarni
es nem mint a Szovetseg titkar
ja..
Akinek ketelye van ezen alias
pont korrektsege tetintetehen,
annak AIT ajanlom, hogy legyen
3 a Sz0vetseg titkarja es ha tor
tenetesen plumber lesz, ma
gyarsagnak tanacsolni fogom,
hogy minden badogos IS szere
l6i munkaval forduljon hozza,
inert 8 tole. mint a Sz0vetseg tit
karatol minden magyar, de kiil0
n0sen azok, Xix soha egy centet
a Sz0vetsegnek nem adtak, elvar-
hatjak. hogy a szakmajabeh mum
kat ingyen elvegezze a szamuk-
ra. Jntalmul maid aztan elvar-
hat annNit, hogy munkajat kri-
tizalni fogja az, aki ingyen kap-
ia es a tetejeben meg masokat
Eis igyekezni fog eltantoritani a
.Sz0vetsegt0l
| R0viden szolva ez dolog al
Hasa A tit kari iroda es az en- jigy-
|. vedsegem k0z0tt semmi 0sszefiig.
ges mines, kiveye ITALIAN annyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
FARM BERBEAD0

: s aker, szep kerttel. Het szo-
bas haz es nyari konyha. Sok
alma, korte, SILVA es barackfa.
lxet aker foldi eper es malna me
leghazak, csirke 6lak es csirkek,
tehenek, lovak, buggy es mas fell
szerelesek. Biztos j0vedelem.
Multi evben eperbol HOO dollar
bevetel volt. Csakis betegseg
Matt berbeado. Irjon magyarul
ere a cimre: Frank Tinar, r. F.
D. No. 3, Box so, Leetonia, o.
Csak egy par lepes Southern
karetol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15

hogy iigyvedsegemnel fogva job
ban lathatom el a Szovetseg te-
endoit. Mint mondtam, szovet-
segi tagoknak altalanos iigyvedi
tanacscsal szivesen allok rendel-
kezesere, de tobbet sem a $40
vetseg iranti tiszteletbol, sem
Observation-Disclosures kijaro baj-
tarsi kotelessegb6l mem tehetek.
Ugyvedi megbizas eseten azon-
ban termeszetes, hogy lelkiisme
retesen es az igyfeleimnek kija-
r6 pontossaggal iarok ell Leg
feljebb arrol lehet $40. hogy a
Szovetseg tagjainak meltanyo-
aabb dijszabast ~allitok fel.
DR.. Pessenlehner Antal,
,jigyved, az A. NJ. Sz. titkarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15

A Verkovay egylet 10S-ik fiok-
janak gyiilesen Debroezky Andras
elnok szolt partololag a Szovet-
seq mellett s k0vetkezok leptek
he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15

- Hol az eszed, Jancsi, hiszeil
ha hetb6l elvesziink otot, ketto
marad
Igen a szambol, de lit a ket
gyertya eg ell es OF megmarad!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
Osszesen $32
A Youngstown Nagybizottsag

A youngstown Nagybizottsag
tisztujito gyiilesen, Varlaky San
dor fot. ur, Nemenyi f. NJ, Mihok
Sander, Peli Ferenc es tobbek
hizzaszolasa utan, $50-t utalt XII
a penztarb6l. Ezenkiviil partol6
tagkent befizettek:: Ress Testve-
rex SLOT, Eber Ferenc $5-t,~ mig
Szujeta Janos egyeni tagkent
befizetett SIT. Icy tehat a Macy
bizottsag gyilesen befolyt 500. /.
A januar lien befolyt 0sszeg
tehat $113-t tesz XII Youngstown
ban.
Barlta mas helyek is kovetnek
a jo peldat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
Ahaboru elnlult

Akaria-e latni a nagy iitk0zeteket,
melyek lefolytak Francia-, Orosz-, Oiasz-,
Galicia, Belgium, Lengyel-, SERB, Roma
MIA, Magyar es T0rokorszsgok Akar-
ia-e latni, hogy repul6gepek hogyan
harcoltak leveg6ben? Akarja-e latni a
submarinok kiizdelm6t a viz alatt? Mind
ezt lathatja otthon a lakaslban, nagyon
his k6ltseg mellett. Most kaptunk cgy
nagy kiildemeny vi haborus kepet Ste
reoscop' gepek reszere. Ha ezen a
''Stereoscop' gepen keresztiil nezi a ke
peket, hat AIT kepzelheti, hogy OFT van
a harcmez6n.
No. . Stereoscop olyan, mint lit lat
hato ............. 81 90
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
HERBERT HOOVER est n1onaya Europa gyenqekeu6l:

A
hycmnndn atnam
mne nmetgsz rfnek nJnk ismerik Ike
tudj aaknaem
hanra alana
Lsz Iooeuuk
emek elaasa
gtmata aara
s
hdomasa
mcg ke
gnssg
6
npcoltO
eSjt
Gl udj a
osaka zesme6
zkaa esnnenck
Colpmh Es smnel me
negmc
Il B
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15
Talpraesett valasz.

- Jancsi te, ha het gyertya eg
IS ot0t eloltok, hany marad?
- Hat OF!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-15

SebG Lajos egyeni tag 81
Vilagi Bertalanne egyeni tag 81
Nemeth Josef partolo tag So
Hajdu Pal egyeni tag 81
Szabados J.zsef-egyeni tag 81
Rig6 Mihaly egyeni tag So
Jarabik JOSEF egyeni tag 81
Jarabik Mihaly egyeni tag 81
Hajdu Jozsef egyeni tag 81
Schwartz Ferenc egyeni tag So
Pal6czi JOSEF egyeni tag ST
Sarik Janos egyeni tag 81
Bene Janos egyeni tag 81
Uhr Karoly egyeni tag 81
Genyete Andras egyeni tag So
Kekk Jozsef egyeni tag 81
Debroczky Andras egyeni tag ST.
Lazar Denes egyeni tag So
Hoffer Andras egyeni tag 81
Peteri Istvan egyeni tag ST
Orgovan Lajos egyeni tag 81
Szabados Janos egyei tag 81
Zsofi Andras egyeni tag 81
Ignath Gyorgy egyeni tag 81
Evening star., 1920-05-30

One of Uncle Sans soldiers standing on the
sea wall of San Juan, Porto Rico, wigwagging
the transport Northern Pacific, fast on the
rocks.
Ky iur-rmtti ti,nalf lin Scr>n.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
New Haynes Body Lines
Admired at Chicago Show

+ E. c. Wenger of the Wenger
Motor company and A. c. Flothow,
salesman, have just returned from
the Chicago show. Mr.. Wenger
states Omaha exhibits will he more
artistic than Chicago's. Several fac
tories have been unable to show
their latest designs, due to the diff
Guilty of securing new bodies, tops
and certain features that the 1920
cars will possess.
The new Haynes broughman and
suburban are creating an unusual
amount of sensation. The new body
lines were admired by everyone; in
fact, at times the exhibit was so
crowded they had to ask the people
to kindly pass on to give everyone a
chance to see their latest design.
The Haynes Automobile company
gave banquet for their distributors
in the gold room of the Congress
hotel. Entertainment was furnished
by Chicago's most talented enter
tainers. About 1,5O0 dealers partici-
pated and Mr.. Wenger was intro
duced as the youngest distributor in
the entire Haynes organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Rauch & Lang Are
~ Moving Factory
To New Location

One of the most interesting an
nouncements of, the week in auto
mobile trade circles is that of the
removal of the Rauch & Lang elec-
trio factory to Chicopee Falls, Mass.
This announcement does not come
as an entire surprise to those close
to the r. & L. organization, as it
has been rrmored for some time that
such move was contemplated in
order to speed up production to meet
the growing demand. The critical
shortage OF skilled labor in Cleve-
land, resulting from the expansion in
many lines of industry, and the in
creasing difficulties there in obtain
ing materials on account of the ab-
normal demand has made it impos-
sible to get out production without
serious delays in filling orders.
Moreover, due to the expansion of
the various lines of the Baker R. 4
L. company, the existing plants
were not adequate to meet present
day conditions. 1t was found neces-
sary, therefore, to segregate the
electric car end of the business to
manufacture in larger volume.
Chicopee Falls, Mass, was chosen
as the new factory location on 40.
count OF the better: labor and ma
terial conditions. there. 1t is sub
urb of Springfield, where the famous
Springfield rifles are made. Much
of the skilled labor. for which New
England is poted, has been trained
in the government armory shops
there. "The quality Of its labor has
been the hallmark Of Springfield and
Chicopee Falls, going hand in hand
with the quality of its products"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01

which is largely due to the lack OF
definite information on truck per-
Torrance.
Must Consider Conditions.
packard trucks will carry their
rated loads. whether conditions are
good or bad. but purchaser whose
conditions are good should not be
led into buying more truck and more
reserve performance than he needs.
On the other hand, the purchaser
whose conditions are unusually bad
should be made to realize that a
good measure of reserve perform
ance will insure him against waste
full depreciation. Any system OF rat
ing that does not take into accoun,
the variety of conditions under which
trucks are to work is inadequate
Hereafter all Packard trucks will
bear plate on which will be
stamped the name of the purchaser
and the duty for which the truck is
sold. In case Of resale, the Packard
engineers are to be consulted for the
purpose of giving a new rating to
the truck if the change in conditions
requires it.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
PAIGE Driver
MAKES RECORD
IN AUSTRALIA
Melbourne Representative Of
Car First Pilot to Reach
Summit Of Plenty Ranges
Overlooking City. s.

From tar off Australia comes the
report of a bit of mountain climbing
by a Paige car that not only estab-
lished record, but was deemed OF
sufficient importance to receive spe-
cial mention in the newspapers.
Walter Whitbourn, the Paige repro
sentative in Melbourne, New South
Wales, is the driver who piioted the
car and thus won for 1t new distinc-
ton for power, sturdiness and re-
liability.
Mr.. Whitbourn's trip was to the
summit Of the Plenty ranges sur
mounting the city Of Melbourne and
the Herald of that city, recounting
Mr.. Whitbourn's adventures, said
that the intrepid driver had been
warned before starting that no car
had yet succeeded in mounting the
range.
Before he had advanced very far
on his journey, Mr.. Whitbourn real
:zed why the feat of climbing the
range in motor car had been so
long delayed. When the mountain
track was reached, after traversing
what is called the northern road out
OF Melbourne, Mr.. Whitbourn found
it not only a steep gradient, but in
q very rough condition. An acun-
dance of scrubby growth and Loose
earth made progress very tedious
and difficult.
After two miles of this rough
climbing. the Paige reached a set
tiers clearing on the range which,
seen from the city on clear days,
looks like a bald spot, shaved on the
mountain side. Thefe remained a
further climb of quarter of mile,
but the toll entailed was worth while,
for when Mr.. Whitbourn, the first
man to reach this vantage point in
an automobile. arrived at the sum-
NIT, the view that greeted him was
magnificent, comprising panorama
Of mountain ranges, valleys, plains,
settlements and even Port Phillip
Bay in the vast distance. The descent
was even more difficult than. the
climb, but by dint of patience and
great care to avoid disastrous con-
sequences from skidding in the loose.
earth, Mr.. Whitbourn negotiated the
trail in his Paige safely to the bot
tom,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Special Tire Pumps
On Cole Aero-Eiqht

A part Of the equipment >of the
Cole Aero Eight that contributes so
much to the pleasure of motoring is
the motor-driven tire pump. This
pump, which is equipped with long
air hose and gauge, is furnished on
all models and is located under the
drivers seat on the left hand side. 1t
is operated by a small lever also
found under the front seat. The
pump is always connected for in
slant use and all that is necessary to
initiate tire, is to connect the air
hose to the tire, valve, start the mo-
tor and pull the lever.
Whenever it is necessary to in
flate a tire, whether on the road or
in the garage, the motorist may do
50 with practically no effort on his
part. A 33x5 inch tire, with which
the Aero-Eight is equipped, may be
inflated in less than five minutes
with the motor doing the work. The
construction Of the pump is such
that it takes up very little space and
will give indefinite service.
Although the original tire equip
ment of the Aero-Eight will give up
wards of $4,000 miles, it sometimes
becomes necessary to place some air
in a tire and for this reason the
motor driven tire pump found on
all the Cole models is instantly
appreciated.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Battery Has Camel
Beat for Goinq Dry

mine days without a drink is
nothing to storage battery" says
Elmer Rosengren of the Nebraska
Storage Battery company. "Tve
seen batteries go thirsty two or
three times as long as that.
But the wise man who makes
point of giving his battery drink
of distilled water every time it needs
it to keep the level half-inch above
the top of the plates will be served
with better lights and quicker start
and a longer run. There are not
mary things that battery needs in
the way Of care, but distilled water
is one of the few necessities"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01

Louis Moser, who has been con-
nected with the automobile row for
the last five or six years, has re-
Gently gone over to the Keystone
Motors company and will devote his
efforts to selling Wintons and
Standard 9.
Moser was connected with the
Packard company for two .ea 5
while the Packard was handled by
the Orr Motor Sales company.
Later, when ]. H. Hanson, the
present Cadillac distributor, went
over to the Cadillac organization,
Moser joined forces with the Cad
lilac people.
The new Winton Six has attracted
considerable amount of attention,
and Moser feels that his car will
be one of the best sellers on the
row during the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Abnormal Demand for i,
Automobiles VIII Be
Hard to Meet In Spring

Upon returning from the Chicago
show Saturday, John M. Robbins
distributor of the Maibohm Six in
the Omaha territory. stated tina,
without a doubt 1920 will find even
more prospective purchasers dis
appointed in securing the car they
wish, and at the time desired, than
was the case in 1918 and 1919.
Judging from the constant stream
Of mail inquiries and personal calls
from prospects we expect to pur-
chase at the first breath of spring,
and there is not only an abnormal
demand for cars OF all classes but
especially for the light weight med
um priced skies. This means that
within a month or two warehouse
stocks will be practically eliminated.
ITO date we have not felt greatly
the effects of the steel strikes, as
factories are now using stock that
they had on hand prior to that diff
Guilty. However, by the time the
heavy retail season is upon us and
the car makers have exhausted their
reserve stocks, the steel shortage.
caused by both the steel and coal
labor troubles, will greatly hamper
deliveries. did not find factory
man at the Chicago show who re-
garded the steel situation except
pessimistically.
This combination
: This condition Of abnormal de-
mand and shortage of material is
going to cause many to 60 without
the cars that they want this season.
Early buying only will insure prompt
delivery. @