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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

AUTO GOSSIP 61
Old Nan stromberger. Of the Aut
supply Co.. was down To Ohio last wee
ana while there assisted in butcherinI
three large size Berkshire hogs stron
says the three animals he helped I
massacre would buy a six-room modern
bungalow almost. Anyway it woul
mako real neat payment on one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Sid kaufman bought himself a Column
bia SIX and he doesn't seem to be a
darned bit ashamed Of 1t. either. Real
riding" sid says
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

VIM. Papke. the meat man. has a new
Grant Six.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
American Aviators
Are Now Near Line.
Is Latest Report

~ Ae-sTtatff fff"
Nri.A,N. Texas. Jan 80 Liz l.
trpau' AIS. the pilot and l..'l'ra-
az Cttmo,. the observer. Of Nc
Alien Field airpiane who were cap
'sr'd thirty miles from the border
IN Nexicn when they were lost and
Nsu making a forced landing yes
- day. are M Guerrero tonight. neat
BE- border. bat siill within the Next.
au lines
General IuaRua commander ~ ths
N.ziDan army along this portion O'
h" h0fdcr has been appealed To-
nd il was only three weeks agn
ahon General Zuazua. unable 10
-caen Vcynosa from Matomoras,
anne uyer tO Brownsville and was
troueht % VI Allen by ono Of III
laa"s from ,his field. and then
snd.d at R'ynoSa. where there Is g
mali garrison
IT, hss readily assented To do
whatever he could for the American
inca
The plane il N'll In the interior
but the men are At the little mining
oNa en- IN" railroad awaiting the
uning uf three planes from &c.
,lien field tomorrow morning,
arry.uv quantity Of gasoline for
ho aesdiul plane which awaits mo-
tive powcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
Socialists Teaching
Members Sabotage Is
Prosecutions Charge

~ Asssri.'sd frsss
ALBANY. Jan. 81 IN attempt
10 show that sabotage IN muniiion
factories vas weapon which 90
riuiisis we're virtually invited by
their party To employ in IT. program
81 continuous. active and public op-
position To- the war" Was made 10.
Iay BY the prosecution ~ the trial
~ me five unseaied socialisi aesem-
blymen charged With disloyahy.
Counsel Tor the assembly lndiciar"
committee conducting the siiga-
ticu read into the record the nroela.
nation aud var programme adopted
~ the ~. Louis convention III thu so
ciahsi pariy. April :. 1917. one day
after the United States entered the
world conflict. IN which workers
~ere urged 10 oppose The var
Through demonstrations. mass pc
iiiions and 40 other means within
our power
The prosecution alsn read into the
rccnrl denunoiaiion OF tLe war in the
PROCLAMATION az une caused hy tho
tfcachcry and trickery ~ The capital
is,ic class through their representa-.
'fivs- IN rongress
FINALLY committee counsel brought
cut that the "anii-F abOiags rlausss''
in the pariy's constitution 81 which
the prosecution asserted sOcialisis
formerly had boosted" hsf been
stricken out AZ the ssms convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
McGraw Withdraws
From Committeeman
Fight in Oklahoma

~ Associa,sd rr~s
OKLAHOMA CITY. IAN. 90 10
claring himself unwilling TO com
pete on a commercial basis for party
honor and unwilling 10 'cndangor
the interests Of General Leonard
Wood. ]. ! McGraw Of Poncl civ.
issued statement here tonight ot
has withdrawal from his contest
with lake l.. llamon OF Ardmoro fot
national committeeman 81 Okla.
hOma
McGraw IN his statement says tho
q. .rrlinu Of . religious issue int"
iho campaign forced him To with
draw In justice To- nay self respect.
Coming on the eve Of the sixth
district republican convention az
S<hgiislrr. oklahoma. tomorrow
MCGtaw's announcements forced a
general discussion at candidate Ia
succeed him ia the national cont
miitc" contest. Among those men
tioi cd to-day - possible u,ccs',r'
q. HCCraw are Alya X Moo
Ta'sa Bert Chandler Niuua'
lip-.cc NJ. Mckccver. Enid and
Joan l.. Morcy aud ". H. y. Trud'
itan of Oklahoma city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
CARE Il ESSENTIAL

There isn't anything In the in.
fluenza situation in Amarillo TODAY
10 alarm the public.
Health authorities believe that
there are a number OF cases wilh.n
The city limits. bat some Of them
are 30 mild that Il ~ Impossible 10
diagnose them absolutely a. influ-
enfa. IN, to he on the safo side
the doctors are calling them inlu
ensa aud 10 Dee -iill further on the
safe side. Dr. u. N. Walker city
health officer. plans 10 place res,ric.
tons about all such patients u
Necessary.
d IL known tia, there is n con
adorable amount Of influenza in
some other cities II D. only reason.
able TO expect the disease to a pay
. passing .yisit here. II Is there,
fore wise thar IN city health Off.
GERS are making plans right In the
beginning 10 prevent lie spread
arnopg the people.
The people. themselves. can d,
most toward safeguarding the health
OF the whole citizenship. Those
With bad colds who are in a rripps
coalition can take TIE proper pre-
cautions against passing their owl
ailment to others Those who arr
nov In gocd health can and shout,
avoid contact with suspected case
q influenza and endeavor to keel
fsss from colds.
!. The same precautions which wer'
uigcd last year. may be taken ,hi
year.
Ana o. Is the duty Of every man
not only tn protect himself q, tim
HE tins. bu, to protec, his neigh
hor. 80 that Amarillo NAV not sui
fer such a siege OF disease as pre-
vailed in many towns Of the com
tfy last winter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
: ROMANTIC Figure

N"Nl May 10 h. exact. op Nc
second. 80 banners vii BE- unfuri
Cd from $50 buildings IA vpiloir
part 81 Canada. to mark the 1iatt
ann 'rrry of the lludson@ na'
Company that pioneer Of the north
ern PARE Of our continent That =
q long time ago. go years Cha,l"s
q .at on th" English thruhe then
and De- signed tho company charter
Mud ever since toll nls b,cr
faaeu Of tho bearing anipah 81
;ho north country white i.i.si
ana Eskimo hav, become Hrpal'
O. ucn, and have hunted f'r IL
and lived with ~. Trap %. ru'
md deadly pon'l have sap. h
Ito e: the be- 'or. the mds''l Do
minr the foN. the caribou the deer
tt' various kinds of hclr,. %,
.w hat ana he squirrel B"i ~
r.d H. commercial pursui 1nr
BE- consequent ia,apnr co. .h'
'onnuy of Us aI,mal lifc. ,Hr 'igd
on , Ray Company career h1i b. ~
1a" ol romance 10 dlragrdy ,d ai-
.r
T0wns grew about the settle
un. g. fur pos, developed ma de.
pai It,nt sto., lrappors slnsci
,Dn into he vildernc's. g,ia'
went siill further Snowshoe aud
canoe may last awhile Bu, sure
as fate they are 10 be- followed by
the whistle of the steam locomotive,
while the trap line may soon he run
from q trolley car. For The compan,
Is nov ready Ia open its remaining
three million acres 10 setiiemelk
And then romance ends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

A Dallas grocer says tn1t foot
prices have reached the zenith
thai they will nov begin 20 com b
down. THIS grocer y T.. NJ. scheme
kas. president of the North Texas
Wholesale Cr0cers Association.
This is n ray OF hope for the sal.
AIRED people Of the country. oven
though the speaker does qualify his
statements by the remark that ih"
decline will be- gradual
The executive head Of The Norih
Texas Wholesale croccrs \ssocia.
tion onght To be In position to
Judge o. conditions lie ought 10
be In a far better position than the
ordinary citizen 10 make a Rredlc
titon along the lsnc % his particular
business.
We will. therefore. accept the or.
fimistic view and say that prices Of
foodsfuffs will come down and thar
We Aope the decline vail start Tisht
avsy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
KxowIEDGE

Early spanish adveRiurers sailed
their ships NJ the 81 l.awr~n"e
then followed the OTTAWA far north
20 Lax Timiskaming.
saver was found there and they
SUNK shaf,. Hut The wealth thrv
sought Ma not to b. obiiin~d from
o..
Thsy s4iled away. not knowing
how close they came % treasure
ss great ~ that which filled tn
tabled cave OF All naha
IL lay open 10 sun aud rain. via
q thin covering OF moss and lichen
only a few mll-s FROM WHARF her
search vas abandoned. Centuries
passed before II was discovered oF
shs present site OF Cobalt
Meanwhile the rocky aills 80.
stripped Of timber. Thu spiked hcr:'
% the lumbermen Scared the almost
pure siiyer with which deep. widf
sssrks An the rock were plunged.
The iaborer xho found iiai last
sncr had worked In n cobal, nine
when ne saw q patch OF pink ~ {.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
lny u. y. TIMMoNsl

WASHINGTON. Jan es.--Iluv
many millionares Nave the new OIL
fields In Texas made
This H. question that cannot be
answered Tor mote than a year yet.
~ least not Official, answered by
he United states Treasury. liu, the
Treasury has just announced the
number OF millionaircs IN Texas at
The end ot The year 1917.
Miliionai,'s In Texas
The numher ~ millionaires In Tex
Is ai the end of lal, WAS -. ol
these -. total of O.; had yearly
incomes ot sio0.O0O Tor their mil
lions. /, had incomes of siin.Oo0,
% had inc.u OF s2oooOo. on, had
20 income OF se5O. 0u0. one had an
income Of s3Q0.OOO. two had on In.
'omo Of St00. 900. one had an income
d million. two OF Si.500.0n aud
me S4.5OO.O coo.
Just who the Texan with an in
come OF Si.;oO.Ooo Is must natur-
ally be- matter OF speculation, fo,
The Internal keV' bureau does
not give OF names. but 10 have -
net income OF this amount on whicl
ne pad income tax would SEEM 10 In
iicatr that he must possess Ia eX-
ces, Ut SEQ. O0O geo worth OF proper.
y and securities.
OnI, the state Lacks 'Em
Ony one state Is without million
sirCe And strange as it may seem
hat state g. Nevada whose mines
Ia,, Welded millions upon millions.
"a all lbo United States there are.
.cc1rdinp Ia incdmr tax returns g.
.6tl millionaire~.
some ol IN. gucsses Of Wh0m the
Texas millionairrs are might include
burke burnett aud Tom Waggoner
0f Fort Worth. J. \. Kemp Of wichita
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

hillside he recognized II as Cohak
bloom. and he investigated.
Tie knew nothing OF silver nr'
what he did know led him directly
10 II. HIS slender KNOWLEDGE of &C.,.
b1t was all that distinguish nlH
from Tho others who had passed that
spot
They s9y little knowledge II I:
dangerous thing. That's error
kuOwlrdre. however limited. Is
good ANY possible item ~ Know
leds may sometime be Of u,u og
value ~ the one hy whom II is pos.
'rseod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
inaliin; McNico's I.rayc

~ $3.50 tNfsI 49,
BROWNSVILLE. Jan. s3.-Sey-
rral ayiaiors OF the Eighth aero
luradion At McAilen. Texas. to
night we're awaiting permission
rom iiic Mexican government "a
ru.s the international boundary
and carry oil and gasoline 10 Lieu
cn5nis T.. p Davis and G.. a.
,;rimes. who made q forced landing
thirty miles below the Zapata ooun.
-. Texas. border yesterday Major
Torres. acting commander 10 Next
esn troops In the Matamoras dts
lriet telerraphed the Mexican wal
department today recommending
Rch permission be- granted So fai
is known here no repiy had been
received early tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
Mexican Laborers
May Remain in U. S.
Under Extended Law

" A1rueth'sd fffsa
WASHINGTON. Jar 29--In-
truclions sent TO immigration in
,p.ctors on the Mexican border to-
Jay direct that steps toward re-
iltriaiion of Mexican laborers "im.
ported under special war time ex-
options" b. deferred for the present,
where they are 'litera,es and other
wise admissible employers. how
yer. are not released from responsi-
Unity assumed IN their agree
nent.
lilforates brought over for war
Industry purposes cannot he per
nitted to remain permanently. the
immigration bureau ruled. but
others. on payment of head tax. will
BE- permitted 20 stay pending addii'
unal Instructions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
"ONLY one THING
BREAKS MY COLD!
THAT'S Dr.. Kings New Dis
covcry fsr City years
a eolo-hreakcr"

NIOThlNp Lut sustained quality
~ .id autail.ut effectiveness an
L a,aiisr go "a enthusiasm. Nuih-
Al. hri sur, rViRi iruli Stubborn
u,d ,.Id, arG oniu-ni- uc" ui"s;
.f.pls, tlrr.f'tra!.ur q" it" h.'
.r,il, rntid have wnur iir. Nui n
N.N Disco. ~ w., L.'"n1iiN r'i'"
b.. nf..i .i.t'ittur, r.Wyl, % - t"'.lt,
Fuy yoar' "ld uDb aiWass tcl'
.il. ,.al tor tA- Nhuic ta!h ~.
3 iutf.- lu th m,J.r,ur '"HHNri
......... ID .hnrt-ilNrd I'D rr ,'Ish'
cu. .uu sl..1. All drNe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
Stubborn Bowels Tam.d

Positive g. a,iioh, 81 Dnie at
o.r,f,I'sU.,. pleasant, 10 Nt-
Ma. lie PHI, az, a h0uu Zee p"weis
it,t .t,' ss>,sianr,. They tlun.'
ruf,. '.ru.rniiu. vast" and pui tue
system 90 normal shape. All "F"s
eisis &c. u bottle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
FuI,ElGN sEAMEN NAY
HAVE SOME uQl'OI.

N AslTffa'rli w.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Foreien
scamen hereafter may have liquor
with their meals while their ships
IRE docked in American ports. ac-
,0rding To announcement toRigh, by
assistant Secretary Shouse ot the
treasury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
MANY TEXAS Mttl0NAnEs MADE BY OIL FIELDS;
ONE or THEM HAS INCOME OF MILLIONS YEAR.;
ONLY ONE STATE IN UNION LACKS BIG RICH

Falls " l.. \uqua and u. u. Master
son OF Amarillo. col Ike Pryor, Jesse
Jones ~ lIonston. and John u Kirby
hut ~ Tar a. the Internal Revenue
bureau IN concerned their names VIII
remain masked T. II u. Green a.
said 10 have hts Income tax IN New
York and hence ~ not among r"Na
10
New York. as would De- expected
has the largest number Of million
aires 2SNN NrW England has SIS.
Ind Other states ct the east 20.
The Middle Wr.f hls lu,i, and th"
South but 3ii The Southwest he
which classification Texas be- pu'
has l37. the Pacific Coast 2lo. the
Rocky Mountain States Is aud The
West aud Northwest 3tt.
NariOns Occupations
listrlhution among occupations
throws still more light on the mill
lionairc Aus Capitalists a. group
claim 1888 NJ the whole number aud
bankers SOC. Manufacturers had
go. The agricultural group. cm-
bradng the producers of foodstulis,
had ls0. and corporation Officials
had 10 millionaire.
Tho largest income taN paid into
the Treasury Wa. Sat,a36,6oi. when
was listed under single" men, which
seems 10 indicate 70 WAS paid by
John y. Rortrfcllor since Widowcrs
are single men under 'hr income tax
law
Oklahoma had lN millionaire Ar
kansas u. Louisiana o., New Mexico
4. Kansas 30. Missouri 1872. Florida
\. Georgia a.. Kentucky 90 Missis-
ippi u. North carolina -. south
Carolina I. Tonne $50 %, Virginia ?
and Wyoming one Of the WNum-
mg mlllionaircs b, believed tu h'
:, nator John T. kondrick. native
Texan. aud another senator Warren
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
DIRECTOR HINES
MAKES NEW PLEA
WOULD DIVIDE EXCESS EARN
INGS on RAILROADS OF
IuE COT Nri,l

~ Asaaeiaisi i'rsts.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. 29-
Walker D. Hines. director general or
railroads. in an address here tonight
urrDd the necessity OF division Of
excess earnings of railroad corp0r-
ntIons above reasonable return In
order to protect the public against
DNcces earnings of very prosperous
aiIioads aud IN order Ia assure a
lir return 10 all railroads.
Mould Aid Poor Lines
Those who oppose this plan
.ccm to assume that II will operate
as q discouragcmcnt upon private
capital" said MIR Hines They seem
t. assume that Il this plan Is no'
adopted. there will be- no encourage
mcni Co private capital, hut they
hould remember the Discourage
mcnts which have existed hccrtolorc
The r,il question Is whether plan
hall be- adopted which viii both
nrol.ct he puhlic aud reasonably
protect private capital. ~ whether
on the other hand plan shall be
adopted which will fail 10 do either
with any degree OF satisfaction
Mr Hines declared his belief thar
unless the railroad problem ut the
present time Is dealt with I'm n
bold aud effective way" the return
To private management after federal
.ouuol win be- wholly disappoini-
lnr'
Mould Consolidate
The director general also urged
/ he compulsory consolidation of the
.IilfuId ly.frWs ui the country into
"a larro system aud suggested the
participation at the public and labor
b loo The management Of the railroads.
Major General Leonard Wood.
who is visiting LOuisyill" on an in
ncction trip. was another speaker
at the banquet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
MEMBER or TIE ASSOCIATED
pAEcs

Tns Associated Press u eselusively
entitled 70 The usa Tor capitalization
Of all news disps,ch-, cte'iited 10 II
or not otherwise cred " lhls paper
and slso the l0e1l a-~s published
herein.
All rights - publication 20 special
dispatches herein are also rcserved.
Special Assos lated "r-ss leased
wine Service
The evening world., 1920-11-11

colonies, was completely outgeneraled
last night by Samuel Rzoszewski'
eight ycars old and going on nine. the
miniature chess wizard from Poland
who walopcd the majority Of first
class players In Europe before invad-
ing these states
lie played twenty games at once
vanquishcd nineteen Of his opponents,
and took a draw from the twentieth,
Col G.. j. F1cburEcr the Oldest man
in the L. s. 4. team.
Another medal was added TO Sam
uers collection before the play started.
It is his largest gold medal and the
.rst to some TO him from America.
The presentation was made by Chap
lin Wheat
When last nights battle started
the boy was completely surrounded
by his brightly uniformed enemies,
who had him In the middle Of hol-
low Squire. withoutN glance at the
men on the other side OF the tables
The evening world., 1920-11-11

the lad stepped from board to board,
estimated each situation accurately
and quickly and made his move.
lie is temperamentally an attack
ing player never making a purely
defensive move when counter at
tack Will serve the purpose, seldom
playing the CLOSE" game. never los
ng IA tempo" Against poor play he
wins with dazzling quiCkncss, and
against strong play. he wins In the
fewest possible moves. His oppon-
ents last night were,
Uul q. J. Flebeger, Major c. D.
DAILY, the famous football coach;
Major Ernest Graves, Col. l.. II. Holt,
Major J. H. Crawford, Capt. J. J. Nc
Evan, Chaplain c. r. Wheat, Major
John Smile, Cadet f.. NJ. Nelson, Capt.
Il. 4. Wagner, Col. e, +. Bchols, then
a lone civilian, Frederick c. Mayer, Or
gnnlst OF the academy; Major p. w,
Major william Duns-
worth. Major p. G. KallOch, Coz. @. V.
Strong, Col. b. NJ. Dunn, inventor Of
Dunnite, the high explosives; Major
Carlos Brewer, Major T. X. Brown
and Capt. L. Nice, Jones.
The evening world., 1920-11-11

In ranks six deep about the players
and looking down from above where
they leaned over the balcony rails
were about 300 men and women, OFF,
GERS, cadets and civilians, including
little Samucrs father watching tho
playing. The little fellow was White
and his opponents Black.
Here Ia the game he won in thir-
teen moves from Mr.. Mayer, tho or
rauigts
The evening world., 1920-11-11
BOY CHESS MARVEL
! wins 19;LOSESO
AT WEST POINT
Eight-Year-Old Player Draws
One Game-GetS Another
Gets Medal.

WEST POINT, Nov. 1.-THE
United States Army. represented by
twenty strateglsts OF this academy
ranging in rank from cadets 20
The evening world., 1920-11-11

New York will first see the boys
work on the chessboard when he APP
pears at the Lexington Theatre on
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. IS, and
again on Saturday, Nov. q, against
twenty or thirty Of the best local
experts who can be arrayed against
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
VIRGINIA'S VARSITY SCORES
r AGAINST STRONG SCRUBS
Many Changes Mere Made in Line.
Up, and Old Player Returns
This season
Special 10 the Timcs-pisno,c,,

Especial 10 Tnc Times DispatchI
iARloTTESV WILLIE: VA. sept 20
Virginia showed real on.nsivn
strength in today's half-hour scri,n.
mage, nvc touchdoWus being regis.
tered against the Scrub<, ouarte-
Back oppieman led in the attack win
two. one OF which was scored from
the Eich Off Dunn, Russell and Zur.
del made one each
Especially pleasing TO the coaches
was the manner in which the for
ward passes were handled Every al.
rcmpi. save one, was successfully
completed.
Serera! changes in the l.nc-up were
noticeab!e TO-DAY. Clarke was shifted
,fIon full back to right tackle and
Hall played left guard Coke siIbstj.
totcd Tor N"~mau, who Is indisposod
and showed UP well Zundci and
Dunn al;ernated al fun back. Shackei.
ford was tried out a, guard and Iava
wood worked at center for the mrs,
time this season no.
F!te. VINO played end three wears
ago. has joined the squad az has
Stauner, another end This hr;n"s
the total OF candidates FOR vim No.
lions 70 eight. the others beinr C.n
tam Niche. Gates. Davis. Iyusnn
stephenson and Watkins 49,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
BICYCLE RUN WILL Be
HELD HERE ON SUNDAY
Fred St. Ongc Will Lead Thousands
on His Old-Fasl,ioned, Antique,
HiEh-Nhcclcr

Since the announcement that an
other big cycle run was to be held
on Sunday next. local dealers have
been busy answering questions re-
SardinS tho event 1t will be rcmcm-
bered that local whcclmcn had n big
run early last spring that was at
tended by hundreds. AS on tile pre-
Hious occasion the run Sunday will
have its start from the Capitol
grounds. The start will be made at
: o'clock. with Fred ST. Ongc setting
me pace. riding his old high wheel.
treated to some high-class singing
by local artists. souvenirs and re.
ireshmen's will be given TO each
o, MI: ST; 81: ,onEs has returned here
especiaiiy Tor this run at the request
neatly rSt SsIr" nd at Bridgsport, Conn.
pleasure There will be no r. racing imr
and strict rules Of the road will be
Superintendent Calder of the park
board has given permission for the
rioers 10 park their wheels on the
greer STesn At Byrd Park. MI. St. onEc
boat landing. The address will be a
real chatty one. the speaker telling
OF the right and wrong way to ride
h-i Will SnO" the trials and
tribuiations of beginner with the
silent steed or steel horse as il was
kno~n years ago. back in the old
gays Whcn nearly every one had 10
!pc taught to ride.
Cycling for health and pleasure ia
inc prime motive in promoting This
,,h ~ you are an old bicycle rider
ana nave that bicycle suit put away
wear 1t. and don't wait until the last
minute TO look the wheel over and
see II is in condition to ride. 10
IL now. be there Sunday This prom
Uses 10 be one of the biggest events
yet held by Mr.. St. Onge. who is
travelling all over the country on "A
mission TO stimulate the interest in
cycling. -
Fred ST. onee says cycling meets
All me conditions of an ideal exer-
f SIS, IN degree approached by moth
alr sport and this is important be-
cause the prime object OF exercise
is oxidation OF the blood. helping to
cons ume the fuel supplied by tho
, ne constant changes of scenery and
thousht are relaxation for tired
nerves and relief from the mon
otony OF indoor exercises.
bicycling does not develop any one
SCI OF muscles with the neglect OF
others, but employs many sets stimuli
ianeously. gently and bcneficialIy.
more different systems of muscles
IMAM any other form OF exercise. il
calls them into play so gently and
pleasantly that an all-round develop
inent Is attained After ride one
iee!s eHhiliratcd and finds every
Junction more vigorous and active.
me lungs and abdominal muscles
are gradually developed. The chest
muscles and lung capacity are grad
uai'T huilt up. The arms and fingers
hcneht corrcspondingly. The should
crs, back and leg muscles gain in
strength and endurance the various
internal organs feel vivifying i'm
puisc ana begin 10 act with more
Than accustomed viEor
Phe ride here Sunday Will no doubt
stimulate the interest in this once
most nOnMlAr form of cNnrcIsn