davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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C6orticBltlig.)

Gabei iiberiiebt er gon5 oen qe!pol-
tigeu l(ltterld)ieo Ser rroben .V}ote~
rie" IN. bcioen &orpern. Sie nSr-
gone" ser Salhenubr finD Wfetaatel-
ls, Die bloB nern0ge ibrer pbniifall.
ifcn 9eihaifen6eit (SGrte, glaItl5l=
tat l,iw.) ibrcu 3ruef criiillen. Glc
aNrguue" be3 IebeuOigeu Sr9allis-
IluS lingegell lei'tcn ihrc 9lrbcit IN
crIter Sinie pcrmOge ibrer deniihen
,iliiantmenIeslmq; ibr ipeider Bias
nraf0rper lit cir t1emiihes 9aboratoe
rlIvn, beiiell bodlIt folnpli6lerte
litoletltldritruttlr Dos hiiroriIde
Nrcouft bon lul50bligen nerlpidelten
Ero5elen Oer Sercrbung unb Nln-
ualilmg bartlett. Giclc ltnIidjtbare
mo bppothettIhe WtnlefulurItruftllr
0arf nber nid)t - luic nod Oft &c
thieht = nit Der realen llnO NITRO
topiIt) iiftbaren Wasnlaltruftur
perlpchielt mcroen, oie filr Die Sruge
Ser Srgoniiotion BON bohiter @idls
tisfeit lit. 8enu man oud fiir jene
Interchangeable Molefularltruftur
einer einio6en 6emli6en Sublton6
einen spedmaBigen 8ouplon lmo aIs
lire llrIa6e cine ,intelligente Ruturz
fraft" (u1Ominante") omnebmcn
pia, Damn bari man tic in glei6er
sSeiie aud Dem S6ieBpllper 5u=
iG,reiben, in Dem Die Otolefiilc bon
Sopl5foble. S6peiel un0 Salpeter
~smednaBig" berblnOen li1o, Inn eis
he @rploiipn an beiuirfen. 9efan1ts
lid, tpurhe ober 0as ShieBpuloer
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Tummer 152.

pobnte, itano &urI, Ser llntercffisier.
bager, I'M frr5en Selno, oas @eji6t
noII lmbeimlider SSllbrlnIt blof
ourdleldtet. Songiam bob er Sic
grme our 3eGe. Ser @orter febrtc
linn Ben Hiifen 5u lnb los nidtsob
memo III ieinem Su6e.
Die Seflmoen rannen unbeimlid
Ion9Inn. gSie leBteS ItoBenOes glut
,.9luf 0o!~
Sin SGrci Wie i'd i9n ME borte
Wit cincnl 6lud iternnlte itd ser
@Nrter geger ben Dtonn, Ser i'm nit
Ell &ino ol1fbob.
~slui On Touu0rts
Der 5ueite @drter idoB Ourdp oer
Saol nnO Orehte Die @liiblonpen Al,
boiler Selle on. lleberaa rGfclter
iih Die SGlGfer.
u8os lit los?"
Die amei periud,ten, oes llnter
ofti6iers Serr 5u lperoen, oeiien slr.
NE ll6 lpehrten, mGbreno iein @eiih!
uolllg teilnabnslos bIieb.
Sd)o1 i6rie elmer: ,2oBt Inn los
Gr lit ein Otenih, rpie ieoer onOere
sSSdh lperoe Gu6 belfen Sen Ntonn al
idIogein, ibr Suoer"
llno fam ihon geloufcn. Gie @6r
ter iQben it'd beoroht lmo riefen I'M
Sll1e. SD fano mid niGt ouein ul
gelnllben, Die Hoienoen 5u boIten
90 lag ldon elmer. Scr mir cben nod
rublg aur &alo gegangcll mar, onr
goOen mari iid) ltnb bcQte nic ei1
Suno, nno anoere briiIten 10 tol
nod Nube, Oab ibHcn Der @eifer iibcl
Olc &lefer ronn. 9luOerer Iad5ten
llno oergniigten iid 10, DoB lie lid
i'm Srang Der SreuOe tlotIdcno OIL
ole Sdenfel flOpfteu. Giner abcr
I'M mollenoen Groptetenbort, iiihlt,
Die Stunoe ieiner ,nreiiionildlcn &c
rufln19 gefomlnen er itono onf iei
mem Sett lnro lieB eifernOe grntoh
nltng iiber oaS Gboos oonnern. en-.
5lulld]en mar Oer @eilt ser Gmp0rlml
Ourd Sie @onOe ge0rungen, sem
alld bon Sen nnoeren SGIen t0nterr
Die Siqnale bes Slnlults Gerii6er.
Sie 3abl Der @Grter, oie lid, eeoer
Die SranOunQ ocS SrriinllS onTtemm
ten, nor mphl ollf Elm 9l;teno onoe.
tpodien. Gin llnteroffi5ier eridyier
nit einer 9fieienfloide, oercn Ssrbolt
Die Sanftnlllt ielber iein mtbte, henn
tper leinen S0ffen 0obon befomncu
botte, fonllte als ifeilrtpt ee6ud,t
1perOen. Ser Gbideu Dor bieicnr
3elg mar cilt gelpaltigcr. oenn bier
ooer flint Oidnner nul5ten oos Spicr
bolte1b lp0breno Elm ieflter Die @ur
gel flletcte, Oic gfaie 5ubielt lnb cnl
Iiebelltcr oo& SrGnflcin eintri6tertc.
Nad einItiinOi9em Sample fonntcn
Die Stelllngen oer &ernlnft, be$
StaatsgcOonfens lnD ser Iis5ipIm
ais behauptet gclter, uno es trot fpie
ser Nltbe Gin.
0os mar ulio Sic Sfieniipe!
Gin itlmpfer Sdmer5 iiber ocn
gtalenbein muBtc lidl crit berubiaen
che ih l6lnicn fonlltc.
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bate. S5eoenfolls NOR er ldlouer

bate SSeoenfalls NOR er ldIaller
a(s mir.
Die sugen oes llnterofii5iers
|tarrte1 III Die Selle. gSic 8i1oe
llber cine &ulierflG2e triibten Die Of
len 3iels elttruohnten @eounfen i;ber
Den @lon6 Der Eupillen.
&arter brohten ooS 9lbenOeiIen.
Gle ldprre StInlmung, Oie midi ee-
rongen natm, perihlug mir Den
sppetit. 0irter Oel 8ittcrn entfuI.
tete lth cine ld)0ne gt06t. 8eiBcr
Nonoltenl iiber Den @iebcln Der So
6nrettgeb0ltoe, groubeae Sornfelocr,
Der 0,t1fle y&olO meit oabilter lu}o
oiele Stcrnc tScrn rolte eill 3u9
itber ocn Guulnl.
0teine Ytlltter bat cincn Oorten
nit mlmoerpolen Hoien. Gas ioqte
eln Srrer, Oeien feines &irn 0enl
Shollen DeS 8abniinns nid)t gemod)-
len geIDeIen uar, Die @elpolt bQtte Die
Sabnen ieine5 &erl1onOes scrit0rt,
Der 8eoanfen, Die ans 9rauiiqer Saft
binilbergriiBte in ih6ne @efiloe ser
Scrgan9cnteit, nob 0enl @arten Der
!g}lltter. Sd borte in leiiern Sinqeu
bas olte SbloatenIico: y8os niibet
mir ein itoner @arten lpenn anOre
orln lpa6leren gGbll
IS lpiibIte mid ouf. Sit oie @elt
Oe5 ein5elnen, icine ainobeit, sic
Srui1me ieiner 'SSSugeno, ieiner G6e, lit
olele @clt ntft ei1 i60ncr @orten,
ein belIigeS SNnO? 8as bot man Sen
VtenIden ongeton, in Oeiien @arten
man Die 8elDalt nit &ilraliierItieielu
elnbrefen licb llnqlci6 mehr a(s
0as lSiir6terlihite, mas Elm @eitoB
am Weni6cnleibe onritten fam,
riifrten MIDI Die 5erit0rten Seelen,
Oas &oIt6orlte i'm @eiGB ser 2eiber.
2ann lpieoer fror i6 bis IN nas
llnerlte Ser5 binein ernloB if Sic
S.uol, aullf wer neiB pie longe 3eit
inter ben sSSrren 5ll lcber, oie 9ln.
flagen DernebWen 5lt miiIien, Die ou3
jeoent @ilfel lhrien.
Gin matter S6inlnler r0tete Der,
Saal. 3lpei 8Grter ioBen BEL obae-
bIenoeter Sompe. Sd b0rte iie leiie
reoen:
r@enn mir MIR oieie 9todt feline
Sfienlioe erleben. Sd bin crit beute
nittag bon llrloub nefolnmen uno
tann lagen Oab i6 berOanlmt miiOe
bi1."
v@S fommt nuf &orl on; lpenn
ben Ser Seufel reitet, Damn gebt Ser
Speftafel los"
~gd mas, tpeiBt on, iG Ieqe mid
hin. @em &ontroIIe fontntt o6er,
elmer lid, moltiig ma6t, bunn ipedIt
On mid ebell."
ST mari iid ouf Elm leeres Sett.
etner ling inl S6lafe nGielno 5u re-
Ben an:
Gins lmO eins uno ems unN =
bolt! @eDebr :"
StiQe.
ga blteb mir Der 9Iteln iteben. GSSnl
NaDnlen Der &onner, in ser er
Vorbote., 1920-01-21

i'm Serlnge bon SSulius Spriugcr,
Berlin, Der erite Sano eiuer orpBz
6iigi9cn Geographic BON Trieoz
rid @ngels, De- Die 5srii6seii
oieies alaiiters oes Suaialisnuls
BON 1920 bis 1881 umfaBi. Der
fdner lit Ser DurG isine S6peiberz
Geographic rilbmlifit betannte 9Ds
gent Sr. @ritap !!aDer. Sns Su6,
beiicn altsiiibrlid)e 8iiroiguug mir
ur5 porbebaltcn. ltub nl,5 Dem mir
fiir beute nit Grlaubni5 he5 Ser
la9s nur cine turse Stid)probe lpie<
Oergeben, fpitet broid)iert 20 9tart.
Die standardization berid)tet
IbereinItimmeno, 6rieOrid} hube III
lpriinalid Sura ltuOieren llnO Die
&eamtenlultfbobn eini6lagen mollen.
s9esbalb er lid ober an0ers entl6ieD,
hariiber beiteben 5pei peri6ieoene
Seriione1l. gtah Der eillell babe Der
9ater iif einem Stuoillm miOer=
est lnh unter 2lusnllbung elner
yollen 9llltorit0t Oen Sohn 5unt
NallTmamlsberl1f bcItirllnt, filr Den
0ieier feline Heigllng Derlpilrte; nod
Der mOeren bate sSriebrid) aus iiG
beraus ouf bas illriItiide Stl,0ium
ner5idtet, neil er nit ocn freicn 9llls
id}oltltngen, Die er oumal5 Idon ge=
est hobe, nidJt preuBiiher seanter
habe merDeu iu0llcll. Wc!plB bot Der
iunge TeuerFopf Oeu e5 Dor allem
ms 2ebeu binousuerlangte. FIN lrl0
her geidTpnntt, beoor er lid. nonl
Safer aeordngt, fiir oen &oltinIonnSs
Irano entidieO. 9lber oieier uerurteil.
te Oamols BEN tiidtiQeu Dtann nod
Nid1t 5u iener atemloIen EaItlOiiGfeit
ipaterer Gage. g8esboGb iOllte ct, 10
unohtc iSrieorif Nenfen. niGt uuh
dis aollfmann bie !gmQlihfeit bebals
ten, in ieinen WilIBeltmocn Den Sc
aoius 5l1 t,tmmeIn? Scit Oen Slus=
gang bes Wonots Gfoi nor Seroinao
tSreiiigroth bel ener 8armer Sirmd
c(s 9ontoriIt beItjGitigt. Wie linn bn.
bel plrtldl 6ltlllllte mar, er'ubren Die
lSernIteben6cil nift; lpobl a6er iicfer=
te ouh 5u i6nen bur6, OaB er v6lui.
it)en 9ournal uno Sallptbud)" Ieine
s}erie ifrieb.
9a5 luar gernbe sic 3eit, ols Gn-
Qels sic Shulc perlicB. 2ciOcr miiien
'cir foIt nitts iiber bos fol9enOc
Eobr, lpGhrenO Oeiien er nod in Der
neimot perlpeilte, lm in bent oGter>
i;Gen @eidGit Oic taililllGnniifcn
EiufulQsariinoc ST crlcrncn s(lS
cincn trcllcn Sohn Oe5 @lpcrtals
Iag linn sic Scblnlg Don Stcrotur
mo Gihtul:g mrf oieIem fiir Die
%1urit 10 mrnia criorieBliden SoSen
rdnlals lebboft oni @er5en. Gr
'f,luarnlte iiir 6reiliGratD, BOD
icheint CT Gielen nlir crit bon lueitem
r2rcbrt uNb naG)acatlnt 5ll ha6en.
Die hoIprige, balnals iibrigens it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
MOTOR CAR PLANT ERECTS
RUNWAY FOR VISITORS
GneSts of Lexington Company May
Now See Automobile Manu-
fncturcl.

Visitors to the factories OF ,hc
Lexington Motor Company "a; Goa
hcrsrillc. Ind. and guests OF officials
anxious to see the big plan. In opera
tion. are to be accommodated dcspt:.
the feeling on the part ot most manu-
tacturers that visitors. by distracting
the attention OF workmcn in going
through plant. cost a company thou
sands of dollars annually in lost pro-
duction.
An elevated runway. fifteen feet
above the main noo- and with rail-
tnSs on either side or il. will be con-
structed "urposeiy for visitors and
! guests OF the company. Guests OF
the company VIII approach this bridge
o! means OF stairs removed from the
main working room. From tho fridge
they can look down upon the progress
siVe assembly track and watch every
opera ton in the assembling OF Lev
lhg.on Minute Man Six cars wtthol,
the workmen even being aware OF
their presence.
+ Tais visitors bridge" vii! remove.
too. any danger OF accident to plant
Visitors In tho rush Of production
they will not get in the path Of busy
| "0rkmen or humming machinery.
/ The Lexington is said to be one OF
tie nrst motor car companies in tho
expense to provide accommodations
through which pant visitors and
guests mag see every operation in the
production OF motor cars ysithou;
dnrEcr to themselves or without in
ttrtering with production work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
FOREIGN AUTO COMPETITION
NOT SERIOUS TO AMERICA
President OF Jordan Motor Chr Conn
oans Thinks Sn,nii European CnrS
of Too Limited Clearance.

Much o: the talk OF an American in
rasion In England--thc flooding OF
English markets with ii large guam
tty of cheap motor cars. has really
no basis .. fact. THIS Is the opinion
q! Edward 5. Jordan. president OF the
Jordan Motor Car Company. Inc,
ton abroad of the sales pos
sihili,ics OF American ears i'm Eng
land. France and other European
countries.
English manufacturers now know
% tn" tremendous demand % motor
cars in America and the inability o.
american manufacturers to satisfy
I mss demand much before tn" spring
OF 1871. Oa the other hand. the light
car about which we have heard q
great deal as being developed in Eng
land and Franco. will not offer serious
competition in the American market.
| arc much too small. with too limited
ciearanc" to satisfy the requirements
OF american roads.
IhoSe small cars which have been
produced by a few or the high grade
makers for competition in the mar
kets or tho world. are very nicely
ocilt. but II the prcsen. prices arc in
an! way indicative of the cost OF pro-
! auction, they will not offer serious
competition Tor some time to come.
instead OF worrying about foreign
markets. the demand for motor cars
Throughout: New England ard other
, parts "f the country has been so
great that this circumstance for the
TING being at least can be readily dis
mlsshf from our minds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
. OF SH|P-BY-TRUCK WEEK
Educational Feature of Movement
to Promote Interest In Good
ls0nds In Virginia.
OPEN TO HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
National Prize Is IL Four Years
University Scholarship, Awarded
by II. ). Fircstonc, of Akron,
Ohio, Father Of the Idea.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Apfu 25--
One or the most interesting features
OF "Ship-by-Truck Week." May l7-22
is the local national. essay contest. the
subject Of which Is 10 be ship by
Truck and\Good Roads"
This contest has the emphatic in
dorsemcnt OF the National AutoIno-
bile Chamber Of Commerce. National
Automobile Dealers Association,
American Automobile Association,
Motor accessory Manufacturers.
,vcrtLsing dissertation. Natio al
G:asge. Farmers Federation. Bureau
OF Education. Chamber OF Comme.ce.
the United states Army and the
This contest is open to all high
school students and is being an
n9unced to STATE, county nnd city
sioner Of Education Il. H. Claxtoh,
OF the Federal Bureau of Educatlon,
who has approved the conditions Of
fme confess fest The n nnt prize MI
given by Fl. :. Firestone. Akron. Ohio.
originator Of the ship by-truck move
ment.
national prize viii be chosen by a
process OF elimination. as follows:
First; To compete for the. state
have been adjudged the best in his
or her respective city.
Second. Essays winning county
honors are eligible to compete with
contestants winning city honors for
the state prize.
Third. only the best essay writ
ten IL: each State WILL be eligible for
consideration by the Judges. who will
award the university scholarship
IL seems almost unnecessary to
point out the home interest and gen
eral community interest That will he
aroused By this contest in better and
more economical transportation and
In good roads.
The movement is nation wide and
.s one that is of material interest
70 say nothing OF bringing your pub
licat!on before the diversified ma
tional associated interests Every
i've automotive dealer In T,ichmoni
is behind this movement.
The conditions Of the contest are
as follS-s:
students %: each high school viii
submit an essay 10 Il committee OF
judy: whom ?ou may appoint IN co.
operation Wit the county supe.im-
tendcnt OF schools or the city super
intcndent OF schools In conjunction
with high school principals. Til.
iength OF the essay should be 500
words or Loss. The subject must be
shin by Truck and Good Roads
The cssap inust be submitted 10
Your local tuhBes not later than May
~ o subsequent date as quickly 'aa
the local county and State prize CO.
says can be- adiudged and tho hest
essay In each state forwarded to the
judges to hr aDDointcd by the Fed
eral Burcauof Education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

great reception is being, planned to
give the Richmond truck dealers a
royal welcome. Then the tour will
proceed TO Emporia. l.awrencevillc.
south I'm. Boydton, keysvillc and
The following truck dcalers have
entered one or Two trucks. Russell II.
Rawlings. Day Elder; Franklin Motor
Company REQ: White Auto Service
Nash; Luttrell & Co. Packards; Al
well, Virginia Carolina Fruchauf Co.
Fruehauf trailer: Sydnor Pump and
Wen Co, A.mlcadcr: a. Meyers &
Sons. Atlns anu Garford: smith. x
Hicks. White; Stone Motor Co. Hahn:
Internatinnal Harvester Co. ]. II. G..
Forbes Motor Co, .Clydcsdale: Lloyd
Motor Company. Federal; Terminal
Motor Company. q NJ. c.: Richmond
oneida Truck Company, Oneida: Auto
Lar Company, Autocar: Cniycraui
Moto. Co, Ford truck.
There will be from twenty to
iwen;y;iiiyc trucks in line. The Uni
r:rftl Film Company Will show firms
explaining in the local theatcrs the
VI 900 scholarship prize awarded to
the winner OF the national contest
promoted b? the Ship hy-Truck Bu-
rcau. Endorsed by tho Federal Educa-
ton bureau,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
MOTION PICTURES USED
TO STUDY TIRE STRAINS
Truck Weighing Over Five ron.
Jumps Eighteen Feet To Asphalt
Pavement Without Dnmnrc

SLOW motion pictures o. the typc
that nave amused movie devotccs by
10 the point where every action may
pe analysed. have been utilized nv
the United states tire Company for a
scientific study OF just what happens
climbs n curb. drops OF an elevation
or bumps over a railroad track.
THIS is tho first time this very
valuable form of photography has
suits obtained were so successfuI that
he pictures were shown at a meet
ins OF the executive committee 81 nd
Girciors o. me United states Rubber
pictures VIII aid in solving are the
effects OF heavy blows on highways.
trucks. loads and tires.
Inc experiments cock place nj Tho
company's truck ,i.e factor. at Pr. ~; :
dence. While the pictures contained
many spcrtacular clements. their
cniet va;ue lay in the scientific re-
The rnos, thrilling ties, from the
si'.ct''ors' standpoin, was the truck
.umia. y Two ton truck weighing
s 10" hounds hounds and carving a load Of
OF 1880 pounds for the tires-yot
under .ull heudway on an ASPHALT
RUNWAY While running at top speed
!. mounted sharp incline eighteen
an eighteen ZOO; jump through tho
air before /, struck the asphalt. Al
the tGke-"n the truck was registering
equipped on the rear with cieht-inch
NoJoy to-G pneumatic truck tires
ana on the IRON; with six-inch tires
of.ilc same sor.
The truck made the jump eight
times AMI the experiments came To an
"nh without the slightest damage to
the tires. when the tests had been
concluded members Of the company-s
'cchn!ca! stan dissected the tires in a
search for evidences OF damage. but
none were found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
4 Rolling I'uIpIt.

The motor TUCK will he used In
spreading the gospel in out -of-thc-
gay rural communities In New Jcr-
sey II the Episcopal church adopts :.
n'an which newspaper reports crcdi.
the Rev. Paul Matthew'S, hishop of
New Jersey. with presenting recent
". Tho plan implies the expenditure
OF $500 Tor a rolling pulpit" The
pulpit would he on motor truck.
A" hich also would provide quarters for
Il Clergyman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
REBUILDING ON OLD SITE
Wrs'brnok Elevator Company 20 I,ultd
New buildings In Pinre nf Those
ItrcrntiS Elurned.

DANVII.LE. VA. May 1.-The new
plant CT the Wcstbrook Elevator
manufacturing Company. which is
being erected on Spring Street on the
site Of the one recently destroyed by
ire, Is TO be two-s,ory brick mill
construction building $50 by 50 feet.
When completed the building will be
installed with machine and wood
ture Of passenger and freight eleva-
tors at a cost OF about $4,000. The
building itself Will cost not less tina n
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
III. W. Lucas has been made man
aSer of the Mul;in Motor Company.

q. IL. Kich is manager of the truck
department of the Aisop Motor car
poration. distributors or Mack and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

e. W: Reynolds. formerly o. the
Nwcll-Chalmers plant at Detroit
has been appointed sales manager or
The Aisop Motor Corporations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

j. S. Carlton has joined the sales
organ cation OF the Aisop Motor Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

one OF the recent interpretations "a
The southern states Hutomotivc Co,
Inc, capitalized AZ $4,000. The fol-
lowing compose the company: r. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Mouscll. president: j. *. Wolford.
vice-president; w. +. kinsny, secrc-
tary and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

l.. G. Bvcrs is superintendent OF the
service department OF ,he Southern
States Automot!vc Co, inc, located
al North Henry Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

B. y. Blcnncr and a party OF eleven
have returned home from Cleveland.
the party driving home four Clc."land
and six Chandler cars. B \. Bi"nucr
.cnorts that the hes; stretch of roau
on the trip vas between Washington.
- c.. and Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

National Tire and Rubber Conn,ny
has opened o branch at Siaunton'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

\. II. Rcinach and T.. Il MiliniScr
have formed a partnership under tho
hnme OF the Transportation Motor
Company, taking over the business
of the Stewart Motor Sales Company.
distributors for Stewart trucks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

.. =. DuH!sci has coined the sales
ganizht!On Of the Southern states
Automutivc Co, Inc. He was one
o! the FIRST salesman 10 use an aero
plane In covering his territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

III. j.. Adams. Of the stat: Motor
Corporation. leaves tomorrow for In
d!anapoiis 10 arrange for cars Tor the
RichmUhd territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Sparks From Motorl md

VIM Auto Supply co. is local dis
tributor Tor the McGraw tires and
tubes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

In commcmoration of the nth an
nivcrsnry OF the stone Motor Com
pdny. Inc, II has issued :, very hand
some portfolio with seven- co.or
front pag. showing picture Of
Grover 6. Du'a's home. ana on each
page bears pictures of a department
manager.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-07

course. May everyone who appree-
iates education and refinement attend
these courses.
Don't forget Sunday school at Well
come home next Sunday at 2:30.
Douglas Dover, who holds good
position al the Bank Of Cove, visited
at HatfiId with his folks last Sunday.
G. NJ Woods and family with w. J.
Barton and w. H. Mize made trip to
Grannis last Sunday to hear DR.. G. E.
Hayes preach.
j. G. Allen, Sunday school superin-
tendent at the Presbyterian church,
wants to see rs new scholars at Sum
day school next Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Golf, mother Of G. G.
Golf, came in from DeQueen to visit
with her son for short time Mrs.
Golf will leave soon for California to
spend the winter
Jim Rose never was so happy in all
his life as when the stork called at his
home and left two sweet little girl
babies last week. Jim says he has
now Roosevelt family
The two Toms, Tom Dempsey OF
Cove and Tom Davis Of Hatfield, are
inviting everybody for forty miles
around to 9TH Sunday old-fashioned
all-day singing and basket dinner at
Cove. Bring your baskets well filled
and enjoy the old time singing. All
singing classes are especially invited
Remember the time, every 5th Sunday
commencing October 80.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-07
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Nv. E. Harrell spent Sunday with
fr;ends II Mana -
Mrs. i. ri johnson was Mena
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Ebb Moore visited and shop.
ned in Mena Saturday.
Rev. Smithson and family arrived
IN Hatfield from Texas Saturday
Mrs. Stella Ayers Of Omaha. Neb..
is visiting at the pines Plantation
M and Mr. f.aa,sya pnt+e..fF s.,a,,.
several DAYS at Smithville last week.
Hey Nichols took d few DAYS from
his school work last week and visited
Nichols.
Rev. Smithson held services Satnr-
day night and SUNDAY at ire Chris
tain cb7,rch
Mrs. ]. 1. Hendricks and children
left Monday for their new home in
southeastern Missouri J 49, =
Presiding Elder Campbell Of okla
homa held services al the Methodist
church Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I ii Daniel and chill
dren left Saturday for j visit with
relatives ii Haskell. OK.
Miss Marie Pottorff. who is in the
employ of the telephone company at
DeOueen. sDent Sunday with home
folks.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-07
OLD COVE NEWS ITEMS

r. H. Stockton was Mena visitor
Friday.
Fall Irish potatoes are fine in this
community.
d. Barton Of Cove visited relatives
at this place Sunday.
Bert Cecil made business trip to
Fogel, Okla, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jackson visi-
ted friends in Oklahoma for few
days last week.
Prayer meeting next Thursday
night. Mrs. John Turner, leader.
Everyone come.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baker Of Cove
visited friends in this community a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Williams Of this
place visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns of Six-Mile Sunday.
Mrs. ]. r. Hendricks who sold her
farm on Six-Mile last week left on
Monday for her old home in Missouri.
ouri.
The revival meeting conducted by
the Rev. N. o. Hcrnsby closed Sum
day night with three additions to the
church.
Honey and Pie.