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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
SUGAR PRICES
AGAIN LOWER

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. i4-sugar
prices were cut In San Francisco
again today.
The California Hawaiian and the
Western Sugar rehneries quoted fii
per 100 for cane sugar and the
spreckels refinery quoted si0s0 for
beet sugar.
The new retail price will be u
cents a pound. a reduction OF ap-
proximately 2 cents. Previous retail
prices have varied slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
LIBERTY BONDS


NEW YORK. Oct ~ 100 Foreign 81
change opened unchanged to-day Etsr-
iiu9. tstb. w sc. france. tsse On.
changed. tirv. sste. unchanged. marks.
itts. or csatinsn
Fsretrr exchange closed s,foaEsr. Etsf.
Ing. sass Francs. tttci lire. 1ssc.
lire cables. > bsrs marks. ttse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

PORTLAND. oct. it--caitis Receipts.
ist head marie, steady ard unchanged
Hogs Receipts. 40 head. market il
steady and unchanged
Sheep Receipts, t.ost head. market
sles 20 weak and unchanged
Huttsr-=stc per ~
EGFa-te zoe per dos.
Hens 80 sfr per N.
Cheese rfipista. tsc per ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
From Weather Bureau

TATOoHlI BLAND. oct. is a T.
Barometer failing wind south. - miles
an hour. outside. bound In Htr Admiral
sebrss. sfr Governor.
October fa--iisso \ Raining
Wind southeast. % miles an hour Str
Atlas dropped pilot AZ Ncah HAy aud
passed out At iis0 a. m. s. y NJ
Raining. Wind south. ~ miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
DEATHS

feilu. q. Is. Port HlAksiey.
inldentlfisd man. probably 30 or go
found in woods near itth y. y
and ssth
GonyosA Royal 10 i07 Roren X
Anderson. Oscar ". "a. ss.i Aurors
ave.
Fisher. Perry v. 81. sos X. is,h .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRANClsCo. Oct it--putter--
Estrae, epho per III; primo frsts. $50
per H.
Extras, ssc per dozi dirties No.
!. zoe per dor extra pullets. SIC per dos .
underHixed pullets, l9iic per dor
Cheese California flats. fancy. sic per
ID. firstH, ace per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
LUMBER Rates
NOT TO REDUCE
No Drop for West Coast for
Two Months Yet

West Coast iumberrnen VIII not
obtain reduced railroad rates for al
least two months.
Failure 10 obtain parity rates, ar.
for,iinR West Coast mills an oppor.
tunity to compete IN Eastern lumber
markets on the same basis an exist
81 prior 20 blanket percentage IN
creasea Of August, was announced
b. the West Coast Lumberpen's ~.
ISOLATION wednesday. following word
received from X. ~ COuniisa. chair
man Of the Transcontinenial Freight
Tariff bureau. Of Chicago.
Uncertainty Of railway credit ana
the necessity Of the rc-estoblishmeni
81 such credits were given az causes
for the failure Of the railroad men 70
make the proposed rate change.
Since 1913 the wage cost per ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Jap Ship Chef to
Study u. S. Cookery

Matsutsro Suzuki. who has been
chef on the Nippon Yusen Kalsha
steamship lines for the last ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

u n man r. unusually po,iie. a
woman 10 apt 20 b. suspicious Of him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Oct fSs--Monry on call.
3 per cent. str months 4 per cent. m~s-
camille paper. per cent.
n~r siiyer--iondon. tssc. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
ShipNeWS
Tides in Seattle

ftr.t Low Tide
1919 q ga a.
ftr~t fiish tide
fl4 q na u r.
S-eand taw Tide
A. 90 D. IN e.
Second ttish ttsie
8 o. q ~ lnl a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
tut RSD Al
at a. "a

itrst iiigh Tide
81 a. Va, IA a.
tirst low Tide
tagte y IN aa q.
S~-end nigh tide
st g. m ip.e n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Reported by Wireless

Muklitso -saiisd October IL. Str CIT,
n spokane for Hrattis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

Since 1913 the wage cost per ton
Of producing coal In Great Britain
has Increased l5s per cent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
VCEREJSf LOUPEZE A PRE-.
PADENI.

Pani Mabel Roseova, 5S05
White Ave, n. E. sla ma ozvav
81 Sc klepani otevriti zadni
dvere, kdyz byla neznamym
chlapem uchopena, jenz il ry-
chile ucpal rukou usta, aby il
znemoznil voldni o pomoc. Ze-
ma leknutim omdlela a lupic
sebral S25 a hodinky, nacez
beze stopy zmizel.
David Wilson, 1888 vych.
90. ul. byl vcera "a bfleho dine
dvema muzi revolvery ozbroje
nymi prepaden ma rohu Lake
side Ave. a zap. 6 ul. a obran o
celou hotovost. Pachatele po
,cinu rychle zmizeli V sousedni
ulicce.
Ma vych. 105. ul. a Kinsman
rd. obklopili til muzi Hymana
Cristala, 2419 vych. Ga ul.,
kdyz cekal ma rohu ma karu, a
Ivynutili ma mem vyddni $40.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
UNOS DVOU ZEN.

Policie vysetfuje diva Gnosy
zen, nichz iedna byla proti
Will vnesena do automobile
kratce pred palnoci ma st.
Clair Ave. a vych. SO ul. Pri-
pad videla iista zena, iez, hned
vse oznamila policii. Unesena,
as q let stard, volala hlasite o
pomoc, ale pachatel jednal
tax rychle, ze Sc mu Gin poda-
I'll. Druhy unos spachan byl u
vozovek ma Cedar Ave-, kde
neznama dosud mlada zena
cekala ma karu, kdyz pojed-
nou pfijelo auto, z n6hoz w.
skocivSi muz zenu vtahl do
stroje drive nez-li mohli zri-
zenci poulicnf kary zakrociti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
: PAMATCE VELlkEHO CECFiA.
CECHOVE CLEVELANDSTf VZPOMNELI MUCEDNl-
CKE SMRTI MISTRA JANA HUSI

Proorn5 sal Ceske Narodni Sn by p6kn6 zapnen vce
ra vece kdyz osava zahaena bya sehranfm Hra
nice vzpala Sdruzenfm Ceskych Hudebnk Po te F. NJ
Vacha pTim6renJm prosovem zapoGa vasnf Zmi
ak hierarchie spojeni svetskou moci snaz
la Sc ably zahubenm tea Husova zhynuo MIN vsechno
uci kazal duch HusGv I'll nafode ceskem Vznasel
SO mad vosv husitskymi znova probud Geskosoven
skych egich iez pd stole pozdeji bojovaly bosch
Evropv Aisle Naseduiicim Gsem bylo vysoupeni Omad-
ny J. A. Komensky Broadway, ses dfvek jez utitelem
Maskem zapey tri pne, zacez skdiy zasouzeny hojny
poek hudebnim elsie nsedovaa pax pTednaska redak
tora D. Marnka Pravil ze vastn6 teno pamatny den
pfipada n6 ubeum nebot byo to p Husove oslave
1915 Zenev6 Svcarsku kdy professor Masayk vefen6
hasl boj 6esk6ho nroda pro monarchii RakouskoUher
sk6
Pfednaska D. Martinka byla dlouha, ncmene vsak zaj
mava We vsech svych shromazd6nim bya pozome
vysechnua n6kokrate potleskem pferusena. Prav mez
nym ucvai Husa, obraz jeho, byo by vlasne modlo
suzbou my musme uv6domt vztah Husov re jako Hus
mel pTedchddce kteT cesu pfipravova tax Husov
prisl Tabo vztyc reforem socianch Hus sve
DOLBY postav prot pov6ram nabozenskym iez pokada
nenebezpen6 dnes pax stene neohrozene posavl by
prot pov6m spodskym ktere isou stene nebezpecn6
nebo nesmfme poust6 zetele re kapita crkve udrzu
je 81 odvislosti svoji hospodafskou moc
Dale prav ecnk, re zde Americe boj prot klerikali
musi by veden nym zpsobem nez We stare vas kde
bya jest vastne dosud statn cfrkev zde nuno v6 bo
kuurn prot skoe skola pro casopsu Gasops prot zve
mu sovu ziv6 sovo Zde hnuti svobodomyn6 udrzime
pevnme iede tehdy kdyz nalezou peel pozonost v6nu
jeme nasim skolam, nas mladez
pfednasce p Martinkov6, iez byla odmenena honym
poesem um6kyn6 p j. MareSova recitovala dv6 ba
sn6 Cesk6 pisn niz cena jest sava 1padek op6tn6
vzkrisenf teskeho nroda Svandovych dudach Prednes
eii iako vzdycky byl uchvany srhl shromazd6n bouf
lvym projevdm nadsen
Pc vycerpani programu pfecteny byly pTaty jedno-
myn6, povstanim prftomnych dv6 resouce. Jedna nic
do Ceskosovenska kan bude zasana casopm
do kanceare presidenovy pTimlouva proveden Cd
uky cve cd statu varuje lid Ceskosovensku pred Y M
c. A. Salvation Army podobnymi nabozenskym sekafsky
mi organisacem Druha resouce pTimlouva to- ably
sky lid ceveandsky pine uvedom vo povnnost vdci
Slp1ap
narodn dane ejz vnos bude venovan zveebeni vobo
domysneho Skostvi- t@
Po precteni schvaen resduci Vacha program who'd
nym doslovem ukonGil Osava poTadana bya Msnm Sdru
Svazu Svobodomysnych Ceskosovenskym Nlrodnim
Sdruzenm Denckou Radou CeskosovenskOu Clevelandu
a whledem tomu navSt6va snad moha byti jeSe yetsi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
POLICEJNf NACELNiK A
NOVINARSTf REPORTERI.
Verejnost ma pravo k prohled-
mutt urednich zapisu.

Cleveland News a Sunday
News Leader vystoupily soud-
ne proti polio ejnimu ndceni-
ku Smithovi, ktery zakaZoval
jejich reporterum pristup k
policejnim raportum. Noviny
zastoupeny byly pravnlkem
clevelandskych spolecnosti, Wy
davajici listy, ktery dovedl o.
kresniho soudce Levina pre-
svedciti, re nema policeini ma
celnik, jako lidem placeny u
fednik zadneho prava osobni
nechuti zakazovati prohlidky
urednich zapisu.
Smith mel dne /. Gervence
policii nariditi, ably tato nepo-
davala informaci reporterum
listu News a Leader, jedin6
proto, ze obou listech Sc OBJ
jevily zpravy nepriznive kriti-
sujici jeho cinnost' ne priliS IL
chotivym zpusobem.
Die nazoru soudce Levina
mali byti policejni rekordy
pristupny verejnosti dennlmu
tisku vyjma onech, jejichz u
verejneni by nebylo V zaimr
verejne bezpecnosti. Pri po
skytovani vyhody k nahlednu
ii tyto listing nemuze PAL
arci hrati ulohu, jak ktere no
why pan policejni naceInil
miluje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07

memo, hodne Sc zde drive sta
velo, ale dnes mic; vSe jest ve-
lice drahe. Pozdrav vSem cte-
naram. Ma zdar J. L. Vsetec-
ka."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
SCHGZE MESTgEE RADY.
IA radnich pojede studovati te-
lefonni zarizeni.

Ia vcerejsiho hlasovani od-
hlasovala mestska rada, ably
IA radnfch bylo vyslano ma in
spekcni cestu do NEST, kde je
liz zavedeno automaticke te-
lefonovani. Navstivi Newark V
New Jersey, Norfolk We Virgi
Mi, aby vyzkouseli novou W.
mozenost, kterou Clevelandu
nabizi telefonni spolecnost k
zavedenf nakladem II az Is
million6. Podobne navStevy W.
konahy budou V Novem Yorku
a Lime.
Schvalen byl novy sbornik
vsech vydanych zdravotnich
predpisu, jest to vysledek spo-
lecn6 dvoulete prace mestske-
no zdravotniho oddeleni a
zdravotnfho vyboru zdejsi OBJ
chodni komory.
Akce pojednavajicf 0 odvo-
lani licensi pro plumbaTe po-
mahace byla ma tyden odvola-
ma. musi byti drive vyckano
vysIedkG schGze vybord pro
stavebni rad a pravnickeho. Do
vcerejSi schGze dostavila Sc po-
|Cetna delegace plumbafu o.
cekavanf, re jednani zajmu je-
jich Sc tax pronikave dotykaji
ci bude skonceno.
M6stska rada povolila vcera
vydanf bondG We vysi $780,
600 ma kryti schodku We finan-
cich mestske administrativy.
Dluhopisy zniti budou ma 8 let
a budou uhrazeny zvysonymi
danemi. Mayor Fitzgerald wy
sv6tloval, re deficit V NEST
skych pokladndch jest hostem
| liz po dobu deseti let, kdy vel
ky vzrGst mesta nikterak neni
| V pomeru k obecnim pfiimum.
Ma move dlazd6ni povoleny
pTislusne obnosy a ulic, je2
timto zpGsobem budou upra-
veny. jmenujem Broadway cd
vych. 55 ul. az po Miles Ave.
Nakupem mestskeho uhli pc
veren byl mayorem Stanley
Nathanson, mestsky palivovy
superrevisor. Ma Cleveland "a.
sobiti uhlim tax, ably mestc
pax samo V padu nalehave po
tfeby mohlo uhli prenechava
ii domacnostem. Nathansol
prorokuje latosni zimy opetn5
nedostatek uhlf, jelikoz dlt
Jim ziskanych zkusenosti an
dve procenta konsumentu S,
paliVem ma zimu nezaopatIi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
Bulletin
NEDELNf LEGIONARSKY
VYLET.

Prvni vystoupeni vetsiho roz
sahu nasich legionaru, velky
vylet porddany uplynule nede-
lie V Ceske Sini Sokol ma zapad-
nj strane byl jak jsme predpo-
vidali, dokonalym uspechem v
kazdem sm6ru. Vzdor okolno-
sti. re tehoz dne poradana by
la celia Tada jinych zabav, he
mzila Sc zahrada veselym ma
rodem a cetne atrakce, at jiz
vesele, neb vazne, tesily Sc po-
zornosti precetnych vyletnikd.
Jeden 2 nejstarsich nasich
"hochG" legionaf Jos. Stibr u
vital uprimnymi slovy shromd-
zdeni a vzpominkou ma Masa-
ryka a Wilsona nedelni porad
zahajil.
Mnoho veseli vyvolavaly ne
.ktere move zdbavy jako vojen-
sky "hobr" jine garnisonni
Spasy. VSeobacne pozornosti
tesila Sc polni' kuchyne a take
Satlava, z ktere Sc provinilci
museli vykupovavati zarukou,
re budou nadale "delati do
brotu". Vysledek nedelni "a
bavy vyznel dvojim smerem,
Ipo strance moralni financni,
dobre. Zejmena .posledni zna-
menite posilni fondy urcene
pro podporu invalidI a sirot-
XII. Nasim veselym a statec-
Inym hochum pax prejem, ably
zdar nedelni zGstal Jim We
rem i pri vsem dalSim podni-
kdni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
PACHATELE SOBOTNf LOU
PEZE DOPADENI.
Byli zatceni Youngstown.

ClevelandSti detektivove "a
tiki dnes casn6 Z rama V Young
stownu diva muze, bandity,
kteri minule soboty V poledne
provedli loupez Smeed Box
Co. Pri provddeni zlocinu "a
stTelen byl forman a bandlty
ukradeno $4,000. Treti Glen lu-
piGske spoletnosti zatcen byl
zde. Cast koristi byla u dopa-
danych nalezena a oba Sc jiz
k cinu PRIMAL. Zatceni prove
demo bylo V jistem youngsto n
skem stravnim dome a oba
zlosynove jsou jiz ma ceste do
Clevelandu.
Pohreb nest astne obeti,
Iforemana Smeedovych ohrad
stavebniho drivi Williama
Howea konan byl "a znacne
ucasti vcera odpoledne.
Policejni n5Celnik Smith i
hned po spdchanem cinu pre-
dial celou zalezitost detektivu
Ryanovi a policistovi Cressovi,
kteri Sc ihned vydali po stope
vedoucl do Youngstown, kde
konecne vinnici zjisteni. S jed
MIN zatcena byla i jeho zena,
Il ktere nalezeno $1,000.
Jeden 2 vinniku nachazel Sc
ma svobod6 ma zaruku, obvinen
isa, re pred n6kolika tydny Sc
pokusil o yyloupeni gasoline
I've stanice. Tyz jest spoluvin-
Milky oznacovan jako vrah Ho-
wea. Jinak jsou vsichni til zat-
, ceni Cleveland ane Sc "slus-
nym" kriminalnim rekordem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
POZDRAV ZE STARE
VLASTI.

Pan J. l.. Vsetecka posila
nam pohlednici re sveho rod
neho mista Skrivan u Nov6ho
Bydzova:
"Prave jsem v mem starem
domove. Vse jest znacne zme-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-07
SESIRY MAUSEROVY z
VYCH. II UL. DOSUD PO-
HRESOVANY.

Cd nedelniho poledne po-
hresovany dcerky T. Mausera,
2945 vych. II. ul., 5leta Dorot-
ka 3leta Albina nebyly az
dosud nalezeny a die DONNIE
mex otce byly patrne nekym
zavleceny, jelikoz cele okoli
Prophet Hill Grove, nedaleko
Garfield Parku V blizkosti a
viatickeho letiste, kde pora-
dana jest vystava, co nejpecli-
veil prohledano, bylo bez jedin
ke stopy po zmizelych detech.
ODE spatreny byly posledne "a
hry u jmenovane mistnosti ma
|Turney rd., kan Sc celia rodi-
ma odebrala nekolika prateli
ma celodenni vylet. Ditky patr-
ne byly sebrany nekterym au-
tomobilem, jelikoz jim pro Wy
sokou travu a cetne ploty bylo
kazde vetsi vzdaleni Sc znemoz
memo.
Hledani v podrostu sucastni-
ly Sc diva aeroplany letfcf pfi
zemi a tune, jichz jest V bez-
Iprostfedni blizkosti hojne, pro
hledavany policii scouty. u
straseny otec obdrzel ponde-
| Ii telefonickou zpravu, re ma
IletiSti dunhamtonskem Sc ma
Ilezaji dive dftky, jez byly
straznikem nalezeny, kdyz Sc
Mauser prGvodu policie ma
misto dostavil, nemohl mu nj
kdo podati zpravy a take zasi-
latel patrne falesne zpravy ne
/ byl vypdtran.
Bulletin:
Zprava dosla policejnimu
nacelniku Smithovi, zaslana
otcam ztracenych devcat ozna
mule, re ODE ditky byly male
zeny ma louce bliZko mista,
kde zmizely. Jsou pomerne
zdravy a utrapy 3denni toulky
ma Mich malo patrny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

one of the prized heirlooms of the House of Brunswick
 When the pneumatic automobile tire first came into use, this company who had previously established a rubber man ufacturing plant for the making of bil- Hard table cushions and different kinds of hard rubber goods at Muskegon, Mich, gave serious thought to taking on the manufacture of tires. The first tire pro- duced in the Muskegon factory were built in 1909. but the company did not get into actual production until 1916. at which tune plans were perfected to expand the rubber manufacturing business, and the following year the Brunswick tire and tube were introduced. Since that time it's progress has been rapid. Thus it may bt seen that the House of Brunswick was in a small way pioneer in the compound ing of rubber many years before pneu- matic tires were devised.
 Ground will be broken in the early spring for building additions, which will quadruple the present output, so that it may pc said that the seeds which were sown by the rubber patents of Michael Phelan in 1857, H. w. Collender in 1867. and M. Bensinger in 1880, have sprung forth into new life and broader and bigger possibilities than were ever dreamed of by the founders of the con- cern when they commenced their experi- me1ts in rubber fifty or sixty years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
BRUNSWICK BEGAN
 STUDY OF RUBBER
 MANY YEARS AGO
Hence, Slipping Into Tire Business Was Most Nat
 ural Thing to Do

representative of the Brunswick Balke-C Collender Company was recently requested to give some information about the Brunswick tires Your company" :" said the inquirer, made the best billiard tables in the world when my father was & boy, sixty years ago, but where and how did you get into the manufacture of automobile tires, which can hardly be considered a subsidiary line with cabi- net work. slate quarries and elephant tusk ivory"
 Your inquiry" said the Brunswick rep resentattve, 'is not unusual. Many of our customers do not know that the foun- ders and officials of our company have made a study of rubber since 1857, at which time Michael Phelan' secured his first patent on rubber compound for billiard table cuhsions Mir Phelan was associated with H. w. Collender, who later became president of the Brunswick BaIke-C Collender Company.
 In 1867 Mir. Collender brought out and patented his improved cushion. This cushion was used almost exclusively throughout the United States up to 1880, when Mir. M Bensinger, son-in-law of J. M Brunswick and one of the later presi- dents of the Brunswick Bake Collender Company. made an Improvement in the compounding of tho cushions invented by his predecessors, Phelan and Col tender, and produced the present-day Monarch billiard cushion. This has been slightly changed in shape of the mold since 1t was introduced in 1880, but the compounds under a secret formula are essentially the same.
 Many other styles of billiard cushions were devised and perfected subsequent to 1880 by MT. Bensinger and his successors The original formulas, by the way. are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

express cars. operate daily between the two cities.
 Instead of the usual registration tax, based on horse power rating. motorists in { Oregon are assessed 1 cent a gallon on
 gasoline and E cent a gallon on distilla-
 ton. It is estimated that the 1920 revenue will exceed $5Q0,000.
 Foreign motorists entering Switzerland
 are given booklets printed in four lan-
 guage5, containing automobile regulah
 tions, and all particulars about customs,
 responsibility, traffic and Itineraries, fur
 nished by the Swiss Automobile Club. Tn discharging two Huntington garage
 owners in West Virginia, who were
 charged with having sold gasoline in vio- lation of the "blue law" Magistrate Sam tel Wright ruled that gasoline is as nec- 1 essary for an automobile as feed for a horse.
 Planned by the New Orleans Lodge, No 30, E. P. O. E., a unique fashion show was recently held in that city for automobiles, designed to show off not
 only the car, but also the driving, deass- | ins, etc., of the occupants. The proceeds
 were turned over to charity.
 l The formation of national motor truck transportation organization for the pur- pose of securing protection against any oppressive, arbitrary or unjust admi.H>- tratid of the traffic laws and regula- l tions, was decided by motor truck owners and managers from nine eastern states in
 recent session held in Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
BREEZY BITS ABOUT
 MOTOR TOPICS

Some reckless joy riders go plumb to hell, to others hell comes.
 After we have paid few repair and replacement bills lot of us begin to won der if we really know as much about a car as we thought we did. Isn't it a pity that man never can dispose of his motor experience for as much as it cost him? Too many people take up motoring with out any aptitude therefor, whereupon the college of experience confers upon each of them the degree of Dr. of Foolosophy. Most men take an arrest for speeding as calmly as a cat having it's first fit One of the most agreeable forms of the ideness begotten of car ownership Is sitting down and planning great gobs Of work which you intend to do to the old wagon when you get around to it. Touring is full of uncertainties even when we expect the worst. The reason why automobiles are equipped with lenders and shock absorb CTS is that it would be impossible to do the same thing with all the moongazers who wander afoot willy and nilIy re- gardless alike of their own safety and that of all others.
 It is valuable to have Judicial decision to the effect that a motorist may call a traffic policeman monkey; but it would not generally be advisable to do so.
 
 The most persistent volcano in the world is said to be a mountain in Ecua- dor that has been blowing up steadily since TIPS. That beats even the record
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
Care of the Hood

It is well recognized fact that the finish on the hood dulls before that on the rest of the car, due mainly to the ex- tremes of temperature which the hood has to undergo. It is very good plan to wipe off the hood when you get back Into the garage after a run in the rain. be- cause the water dries on the hood metal very rapidly due to the warmth, and the drops are almost sure to spot, in time gradually dulling the finish. Of course. 1t goes without saying that any cars finish is better flor being wiped off all over after being wet, but this particularly is important for the bonnet.-Motor Life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
From the Frying Pan

Aviation Is occupying a great deal of attention in Canada there days. It is highly probable that the helium gas ris- ing out of the ground in Alberta and other parts of Canada and used in parts of the country for family cooking will ore day be carrying English lighter-than- air flying machines. It has been reported that there is enough of this gas to sup ply the entire British empire for many years. It lacks only 10 per cent of the weight-supporting ability of the highly irflammable hydrogen and is equally sat- is factory.-Motor Life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

A large per manufacturing company states that ite takes nineteenth distinct operations and twenty-one days to make single pen. Each pen is handled twenty-three times before it Is ready for the market
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

of the tire on the right hand front wheel of our fiivver.
 Among the many other blessings the ending of the war brought Is the retire ment to private life of the female fat person who thought she looked chic in a motor corps uniform.
 Ever notice how much more noise a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

tain pass where the motor trucks had tol be taken apart on one side, carried acroSs by eighty native porters. and assemoled again on the other side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

One of the strangest botanical curiosi- ties in the world is the Wonder w onder'' flower, found in the Malay Peninsula. It is simply blossom, without leaves, vine or stem. and grows as a parasite on de-e cayed wood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

little loose change can make than wad of greenbacks? Same with automobiles.
 Granted the horse affords one a muon more poetic means of transportation than the automobile. still it is hard to realize it while swatting the flies from your neighbours stable.
 One of the American Red Cross trans portation difficulties overcome in Mon- tenegro was corssing an unbridged noun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

Some reckless joy riders go plumb to hell, to others he'll comes