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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
ARBUCKLE To
Be PROSECUTED
FOR MURDER Of
VIRGINIA Rape
PRISONER TO ENTER
PLEA ON THURSDAY
Decision to Try Comedian on
Capital Crime Charge
Surprise to Defense.


San Francisco. Sept 10 With the
formal announcement t"dnN. that R"%'
zoe g "Fart>" Ar3urkir. motion picture
charge Of murder IN connection with
the death o! Mi>s Virginia Earp".
actress. following Labor Ray party
I'm the ACTORS hn;e! rooms here. both III"
prosecution and defense squared awdy
ton.gh to arrange for the triH!. IN"
trs, chaIt,r ~ which WI! he written
mex; Thursday when the prisoner VII
enter 4 rtca.
A-ouoklo's Hopes Blasted.
When District Attorney Matthew
Brady. in tive court ot Police JudE"
Sylvain Lazarus. today. announced 'hai
the people are ready 20 proceed "H IN"
murder ,harE"" lie blasted the Eopes
Of 'hc Gc'cnsc that Arhuckic ""l'I to-
u!gh' De ~ liberty on 50 coo h"nd. s"'
bv The rour, when Il grand jury ~
d!ctmcnt. charging the defendant Win
nnnslulnhtcr. was returned.
1t was !ad,cai"u today thai the pro,
,ru;.un's drc!si"n to >" :" irin! on ia"
,rr'rtl"r rhar@c was surr'*c :" ih'
Gefcusr Frnm Los ANE";"s came r'-
PORTS hat A:hWck.- had already mad"
:rair, r,.rrNaiivns for "a trip FROM san
Francisco IN thar G'H ihlS evening.
Murder ~ not Il hailahl" 'h"rr" IN can
rurnia The reservations. = made. AN
no; I've used.
The anuruM, ement came n'."r con
ference hcrNccn Brad! and pHli"" e.
fl,ials called for the pur!Us" ~ d""!d-
Ink which OF the rour charge. against
Arbucklc void bc tried. There arc two
murder ami two mansluushter charges
pending against Arbucklc.
Judge Lazarus continued the case un'
I'll next Thursday at one p. IN.
Arbuc kle surrC unhed ny his attorneys
stood NJ at tho. counsel table during
the hrict session. A crowd ~ men :Ilcd
to rush the court room door just before
the hearing started but were headed off
by tho police.
Frank r.. nun,inEuez. chief counsel
for Arhucklc. asked tor Il ton days CON
tinu.,n"c following EradN's statement.
The district attorney "hJ"ct"'l. saying
five days should he sufii"t"ut.
At the tuQuc>; ;n'n Miss kappe' =
death You demanded u speedy hearing.
brady 'I.d. adi-' ss:nr the defense.
"Y"u ais" d,:I.'Udrd 4 speedy trial. SO
Why ask - 'u'H l"nE continuance
Why don't You pat IA" Defendant on the
stand and Lex him tell MS sd" Of tn"
CI~r.''
dominique cxIlaiurd that III" dcfrns Sc
found IL urCr> AIRY TO obtain consider
uhl" rNIrri "Nid"nr" before going ahcad
with even III" rOl..C ""urt examination.
n he Defendant IL willing :" stay
in jail until his r"unrrt prepare" his
"L>" thr p"uplr az tine 49," 81 Ialif"r-
MA should NOT niGu." b"m!nru"H said
Prosecution If the murder charge au-
t"uLiIcal!y denies the defendant niT llh-
.ltv "' ha'i. court ufri,lrls explained
counsel 10y both Sides conferred hc-
tween Themselves and n"UiuEucz then
unnamed that they would srt Thurs
dtl hy stipulation COX Ia" preliminary
hearing On the harry
W!trrS~ca "a :Lc Arhurkle case arc
h'iun watched and guarded hv police To
prevent rh"!" r"ssihN 'n:!miha ion.
r".i,. officials stated rES step was
aiken. IN SOM" ,Lsrs at ih' request Of
Witnesses 'hcn'c'l"S District Att"r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
SEEK ALLBI FOR GRIFFITH
Retirement Of Air
Chief Not Caused By
Scrap With Mitchell

Washington Sept. ia A''rr mary
three years If service. Major Genera!
Charles 7 M"aoh"v has requisite" L.
b. relieved as chief e.! IN" AFR service
This brcamc kn"wu to-day, Secretary
Weeks In response 10 injuries Hnn"un"
Ing that General M"nIh"r h.'d aN"""
formally TO be released a. ar service
head and 70 hc transferred - '"n'inI"u
-! troops IN the field. The secretary
added tina; no action had y" II taken as
yet on the request but i wTs INDICATED"
tina, the generals desires would -
granted
General Mcnohrr declined 10 discuss
his request for release IN any way. nut
Secretary Weeks and air Scrv:'" "fhr"rS
declared II was based "a dcSi'" I" re-
turn to the work II linc "'!!""- l.
was emphasized that friction between
General Menuhcr and Nricadl"r General
william Mitchell. assistant chief 81 n"
air service. which bcchrn" openly mani
fest several months ago. had no ronncc-
ton with the request
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
STATE RESTS;
CASE DECLARED
To Be STRONG
MOTHER OF VICTIM
ON WITNESS STAND
Constable Nelson Gives
Graphic Recital of Crit
fifth $ Capture in South
Carolina.
BY DWIGHT II. rETER>

Point Pleasant, W. Va. Sept. lC.--
The ~,Ltr completed It's Case against W.
II ("IloIiy'l Griffith. chan Sci with tho
murder OF Ira Ruush, This afternoon 1T
O'Clock.
The entire testimony Introduced by
the state Is entirely circumStantlal. but
with the large nImbe. OF witnessed he
prosecution was able 20 weave Il chain
OF evidence which became .,tvonsHc and
stronger with each witness.
Witnesses for the state first picked
mp the trail OF Holly Griffith nj April
drove, Ohio. on the morning OF January
l.. and th"rcc Griffith was traced by
testimony cc witnesses 10 Leiart Fails
Ohio: from there to Antiquity. Ohio
where he remained over nieh;, from
antiquity ~ Portsmouth. ohio. During
this time the state offered evidence
showing that but q few hours from the
time Griffith put In an appearance At
Apple Grove until last se>I At Ports
mouth. he was observed by SOM one
who remembered him.
Strong Case.
CircumStantiai evidence ~ MY as
strong ~ its weakest link. AMI the cNi-
depCc brought out by the state. Iu:"por;-
ing to show Griffith m,rdcrrdI Ira
be hard 10 imagine cTsc built upon
r!rcumstNn,ial evidence HAT could be
stronger than that built up aGainS,
Griffith. II seems practicoNJ unqurS-
,ionab'e aud unbreHkahle Prosecuting
Attorney Hogg. assisted by his father
left no POSSIBLE Avenue Of IetcuSe open
nor neglected anything which would adj
NanC" their side OF the case. Nor Is
counsel for the defendant letting any
thing slip by unnotlccd. Zach Witness
.or the state was subjected TO Il most
severe cross-oXaminatlon with tho rur-
pose OF shaking Identification OF tho
man they claimed to hnve seen at tho
tinne Of the Roush murder with Grirnth,
tho prisoner. Efforts OF the defense
proved to ts futile. Cross-exnmlnntion
only tended TO draw the llaes stronger
about their client
The states witnesses testitylnc TODAY
brought out no sensational testimony.
The evidence was only separate links in
the chain OF evidence and identification
OF Holly Griffith. and added nothing
new I" the cas-" or Il matcria, nature
eSccp. to force upon the Jury the weight
OF evidence discriminating Griffith.
Capture Of Griffith
One witness tod I different story
policeman OF Greenwood. 5. g.. who cap
tured Griffith. Policeman e. T Nelson
testified that there had been several
rother!es committed In neighborlng
village and he was on ;he lookout FOR
he burglar and saw stranger get on
one Ok n" passenger trains stopping AZ
Greenwood. Tho stranger looked rather
suspicious. from clothing and general
actions. He followed this stranger ~
4 store where the stranger bought pea
nuts Nelson watched The stranger sew
eral minutes and finally decided 20 mr.
rest him. He pulled his gun and told
tho strange 70 throw UP his hands
which he DID. He asked him II ne had
any guns The stranger said no. The
policeman was no; satisfied. fclt In one
OF the strangers pockets and found a
revolver. lilo searched the stranger
(conttnusd on Pa9e TEMP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
$4,000 GREEKS AND
$4,000 TURKS KILLED
OR WOUNDED IN BATTLE

Brusa. Asia Minor. Sept. lS.-tinal
estimates OF casualties In their recent
offensive against the Turkish Nation
alis,.. have been mado public by tho
Greeks.
The Turkish losses in dead and wound
cd are given as approximately 1900
men and those Of IN" Greeks are placed
=, 10000 The Greeks took 1900 priS-
oncrs. no guns and little material. while
the Turks CAPTURED $40 prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
BURGRAFF AND CHAMBERS ENTER DENIAL !.
TO THE MURDER OF DETECTIVE FERGU,

con Immediately following the =
and had sworn in the citizens n
arms tina; they might protect the (
Blsnkcnsh!p alS-n was used al
artrr witness. with several othoSf
sons VINO knew the defenda nts. ~
Following the defense's rest, ~
placed on the stand Miss jamie -
former hnuSckeeper at the Uriaa
Matewan. and Bert Shumate. court
oErapher. The prosecution after
show through Miss Mullins, n
had seen Chambers firing q riA61
time the main shooting occurrNks
mate was employed TO clear un II
Ancirs in testimony OF various Wifi
$humate had been A member a.
grand jury which had returned -,
d.ctments. and had taken tsStiHloH
witnesses during the trials.
Il. y. BAILEY. trial judge. indSenAi
tho close Of court today. that hAr
counsel for both sides tc>Ies
case would he closed by I
To ;his ord. ne requisite
10 devote little time
legal technal!ties or BID
opposing counsel whic
ized both sides.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
MINERS ASK SENATE PR0BERS To CALL JUDGE !.
CARY As WITNESS IN WEST VIRGINIA |NQU|Rt
Trade and Industry
Show Improvement


industry IS reflected IN reports
condition )bDng soh
apparent
largc n direction
The better related notably lumber ana
and Fto" 'hci
necessarily
a activity alded o
lines due TO the pressure m
tho and the slight but apparently
regarded "
of sockso OF those Tetal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17

Washington. Sept. IS -Revisi"n OF
Tho house tax bill was compi"tcH 'ouay
nv tho senate finance committee. wa'ch
under the present agreement VIII rcp"V'
the senate 4 measure having these
outs,andtnB proposals;
Repeal ut tho excess profits TAX aS
Of next January !. a. proposed by Ia"
house.
reduction OF the income surtaH
rates from a ma ximum Of Is percent
t. 2. percent. cTect'v" next Jnnu-
AIRY :.
An !nrrrase OF the corporation In
come tax from ton "a nftccn percent.
cH.vtivc next january !. instead or
l2i, as proposed BY the house
Ecpea, o. the corporation capita
stock tax rs nf next year.
Retention OF present rates on ex-
prc-s packages and oil by pip" lines.
and retention 81 the taxes on freight
aud rnssrnEcrS for the calendar year
lga.. only az half the present rates
If three perc. NJ and eight percent. re-
srrctiyc,y. The house proposed repeal
Of all Of th"S" taxes as OF next Janu-
AIRY /.
Relieved OF SurtAx.
In agreeing "a the hnus" maximum
surtaa rate Of 50 percent. the Hrnnt"
committee nd"pl"d today rrarranS"
schedule Of rates under which ind''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
Race Equality Not
on Program Of the
Armament Meoti|

- Washington. Sept. 1.-THE. quea,
~ immigration and racial equalitv,
understood not 10 have been Incl
In the lis, Of subjects recently pro-
by ;he American government for
ion AZ tie armament conference.
Circumstance. coupled with the attS1
az the Japanese government againSS
cision cs that subject 1T the confs,
IS generally ,aken here to indicate r
the ,riHt probably WILL not be mr.,
making Up the conference progrss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
THE WEATHER

West virg1nIa-Cloudy Saturday To-
col showers Sunday, partly cloudy.
Ohio Showers probably thunder
storms Saturday; Sunday fair, cooler.
western Observation-Disclosures Sat
urday; Sunday fair and cooler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
Presidents Yacht Off
Delaware BreakWater

Washington. sop. l6-Thr ayfnwer
WHY resident Harding and n party Of
friends from 4 trip to New York City
and WeSt Point. was reported late TO-
d.,v o. p" with tho destroyer raul
Jones OF Winter Quarter Sn"Hl light
S.5u'. III" 'irh;snin X in the vicinity
OF Delaware Breakwatcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
BRITISH CRUISER
BRINGS BODIES
Of AIR VICTIMS
FORTS FIRE SALUTE.
IN HONOR OF HEROES
Baskets Covered Wit h
Wreaths of Violets, Gifts
From English Officers.

New York. Sept. 10. Resting In flag
thrOudcd caSkets. covered with masses
OF flowers. and guarded ny armed men
OF n friendly foreign nation. the bodies
Of Commander Louis H. Maxfield aud
fourteen OF his comrades. victims OF the
ZR-2 disaster. arrived home to-day. on
the British cruiser Dauntless. .-
It was far different Homecoming
than tho victims had anticipated when
they sailed several months ago for Eng
land to prepare and bring back the mon
ster diriEible. the disaster to which on
4 trial flight sent forly-two heroic men
OF two nations to their Wntimcly deaths
Far or; At sea. the lNauHtlcss was met
by destroyer division OF the United
States navy As IL U"lrcd port. the eS-
Cort was augmented by Gee: OF sea
planes. representing III" arm OF the ser
vice for which the victims caN" thcir
lives. As the funera' ship sHU," ny IL"
harhOr. tho fort ihuuder"d It salute"
church bells ;o;led or u" Er""Nlvn and
Staten Island shores. and passing 'raft
dipped th"'r colnrs IN r"NarcHtial salute
Bodies Brought Ashore.
Tho pauntlrsS proceeded directly to
the navy yard in brooklyn. where Rr.t-
ish sailors tcnd"r!N 'Irr!rd III" bodies
from tho deck OF their raft and d"!iv-
cred them 10 the keeping "i iheir FOR
mcr conn QhCs-ia- on lii" p'"r. To-
night; the flag -drap"i rnSiirtS w"r" rn-
der the watchful eyes "t ;"Hrd Of
honor In the yard Chap"' whr:" to-
morrow they will l." rendered ;hc honor
;hnt the navy pays to IT. heroic dad
As The DauntlcSS passed quarantine. Il
navy tug carrying Capl@!m {. NJ. Foyer.
representing the secretary -; "a" navy.
and Commander c. Il. Robinson. r"i'r p
srntiuE the cummand1nt 81 the New
York Navy Yard. wcui Il"ngSid" amA
the American Officers r!iuhrd s,h"nri.
At tho navy yard the l2un!l"SS
hrrtlrd opposite the brazilian battle
ship MInas Gcrcas. whose cHt!r" crew
waS standing at attention on dc'k. y
company OF blue Jackets and \ company
OF marines acted as an escort q Conn
mandunt VorclgcsanE and his s'at:.
who were IN waiting 1" receive III"
bodies.
wrsaths Of violsts.
Rear Admiral H. I. Jones, corumII.d.
INK the Atlantic fleet, and Rear Admiral
A. T. Long. chic: OF staff. were also
present.
Each caskct. az II was carried down
the gang plank Was rov"rcI Win 4
wreath OF yo.e,s AMI other flowers tho
gift OF British officers and "rGHn!aa
lions, and friends of the deceased. Tho
flowers wcrc preserved In cold storage
during tho voyaE" and brought out to-
dnv for the first time"
Two Officers. who were to have made
wcrn no, on board when III" disaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
OTHER PUBLIC MEN
SUGGESTED CALLED
UPON TO TESTIFY
President Petry Asserts U. M.
w. Has Nothing to Con-
ceal-Wants Open
Hearings.

Charleston, ". Va. Sept 1e.-MbeSt
II! Gary. head Of tho United States
Stcr! Corporation. which they chAr1so
"d!rcctly and indirectly controls the
most important coal fields Of West Viz
gIn!a and directed the Industrial policy
which brought about a state OF civil
war in Logan and nearby Counties, 10
suggested as the most important wtt@
ness 10 re called before the United
States senate committee on education
and labor in comm,inica ton sent to-
day to William 6. Kenyon. chairman
az the senate invcstigati ting committee,
by officials Of district u, United Mine
Workers of America.
William Petry. acting district prcai.
dent. and Harold W. Houston. counsel
also gave the names Of twenty add.
:!onal men n public life, coal opera.
tors. lawyers and one detective. they
ask Senator Kenyon to call before the
committee ~ public hearings either
next week when the senate investif6s
ton Will be- resumed in Williamson. Of
.at"r when the committee returns To-
Washington.
Names Suggested
Among those they request the CO
mi;.ce to ",i! 20 testify "as to-
knowl drC ~ industrial condit
the West Virginia coal fields, ar
England. of Charleston. attorn
era. Dr. II. H. Hatfield. former
or: Thomas Fclts. OF the BaldV
detective agency. Of BiueAe)d
William Natfeld. OF Mcdowell
Sheriff Chahn OF Logan county
f.. Atterbury. vice president OF
Sylvar!a railroad.
The committee Is asked to
tent colonies in Mingo coun
the comnunica ton Of the
s'rrate Kenyon says. 70 ,00Q
miners and their families ha1
over q year
Tho district minors oftici
ranged to SOC Scnator-Keny1
con ~ Sunday. whore the
hrarings will - held to
the necessity e having p
For Publicity
Asserting that some Of Z
residing IN this district ~
position 10 speak fairly an
90 lorni conditions can be
the preliminary hearings |
iry from September Is to
tr!ct officials declare:
"Triva:r statements mad
sans IN tho s:ruCgl" are nd
the ties: Of publicity. and al
- 10 discounted. The United
Workers prefers To make all It's
:uc7;s as matters of public record.
have nothing 10 conceal. nothing to
privately which cannot be far BET
said publicly.
We assume that your he.siAxx
Washington would continue when
Rave completed your inquiry here.
that connection We ask that you
Witnesses who can testify 10 the di
ti"n of the industrial policy wi
causes the civil warfare in the sta,
Judge Gary Named
'Thr$" witnesses necessarily mu
drawn from the controlling head O
great corporation which own the
field here. directly or indirectly and
control wiNt they do. not own.
chief owner as you know, Is the On
States steel Corpora ton, whose IN,
trial policy is in he hands OF judo
II, Gary. We ask t!Rt you call hin
CONTINUED on PAEs T0,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
The NTELLIGEN Gel

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
MOTOR NOTES
tBy RUTH NOLAN)

tain disaster tor the storage battery
on his ear unless he burned the lights
In thdt respect at least. the Euro
pcan name "Accumulatu" by which
storage batteries are known over
there IS more literally correct. An au.
toncbilc battery merely accumulatcs
the surplus electricity developed by
the generator and when that cprrcnt
becomes excessive the work done in
the battery land It is just ass much
Worl, for q battery 20 take "a chargc
as it is to. give off) becomes bur.
den to it and ovcrhcatlne results.
Most car owners know by this
time that oyorhcating means bucklcd
plates. destructtsn OF certain kinds OF
insulation materials commonly used
and short circuits Escape from this
danger may bc had by burning tho
headlights while on long day tips
particularly when a recent test has
shown The battery TO be- fully charg
ed.
The Willard Storage Battery Com
pany strikes timely note Of warn.
ing in their latest booklet, entitled.
Willard Service; For Your Battciy'-
Bcnefit-and Yours They say never.
an " your battery TO bccomc over
heated in service; Keep all coils III
cd with distilled water Keep your
battery fully charged in winter TO
prevent freezing The battery VIII
then take care of itself.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
FACES HARD SCHEDULE
IN CONFERENCE GAMES

ANN AEBOR. Mich. oct S-"Two
schedules I'm one' is the way football
experts throughout the state are de-
acr!biug tho series of Western Con
ference games faced by the University
uf Michigan this YEAR This Wow
arises from the fact that the Maize
md Blue meets Ohio state. Illinois.
The mbst formidable of the conference
IN cmost formidable Of the conference
teams. 40 other university in the
big Ten viii clash with more than
three of the stronger clcycns.
Nlichiguua first conference game is
scheduled for October - when Ohio
comes to Ann Arhor \ week later
lost will take his squad to Urhana for
o. gamc with illinois, The Wolverine
mentor now iS preparing his charges
tor these games.
with tho first two conference con.
tests out ot the way Michigan viii
have but two weeks 60 prepare lor The
Wisconsin gamc at Madison. Novfm.
hcr a.. only a week after the battle
with tho Badgers, Michigan viii meet
Minnesota here.
IhHi inc TWO liuOir games of the
year viii require as much effort To-
turn into victory as the first pair is
admitted by followers OF the Yost mon.
Members of thq coaching staff are not
uudcrcs,matiug the power OF the
other conference teams Michigan must
face and the forty.fiyc mcmhers Of
the Maize and Blue squad ARE being
subjected To- a pacc not cquallcd since
the championship days of ten and
Fifteen years ago.
Tho Maize and Blue will face its
first real test OF The year oct l5 when
1t clashes here with the Michigan
Aggics. The AggIes have strong
team and In past seasons have fought
lusts crew all the way. The real
strength of the varsity is expected TO
be- known at the end of this game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
STiELER TELLS OF
TRAVELS SINCE BIG
ROBBERY 2 YEARS AGO

CHICAGO. oct. S--For two years
Carl Sticlcr. Jro wanted iu conncc.
zion with The S2Sl,ooo mail robbery at
WHITING, Ind, iu 1919. Travelled
throughout the west under his own
name. gave Chicago as his home adj
drcss. spent his share of the money.
amounting To- $4,000 aud was never
once questioned or even suspected
This was tho story he told today to
authorities following his wturn here
yesterday with his wife ond his sur
rrndcr. Tho robbery was committed
az Whiting, Ind. ON August % 1919,
when q mail suck containing waste
paper was exchanged ON the railroad
station platform for one containing
S2Ji.o0o cash belonging to The stand
ard on Company.
Tho next day three men were ur.
rested IN Chicago and from thcm $751;
GOA of the money was recovered
Stcilcr told the police that no left
Chicago with Bessie lnsialS, whom he
married at Los Angeles. under his
own name. while the papers were fun
uf accounts OF the robbery and pct.
urcs OF him. Later he entered an aWa.
iion school. was injured, aud tho fact
was reported In the newspapers, his
own namc being used
lie bought two $4,000 airphncs and
q s.. 00O racing car. but smashed both
planes within few weeks, he said.
\ year ago, he said. he purchased
an airplane aud toured Arizona. New
Mexico and Texas under his own
name. giving flying exhibitions. IN
Texas. his money ran out and hc sold
,hu plane FOR about onc.fourth Of what
il cost. with his wife he then went
io Memphis and later To jackson.
Tenn. whore lac received $40 Tor doing
acriul stunts. he told tho police. From
jackson the couple came back 10 CHI
cage. Sticlcr stating lac had decided
to give himself M
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
.DSMOHii.E CAR ADDS
LONGER LIFE TO THE MOTOR

|It has long been recognized that In
tor building some means should be-
hsed which could insure finished
hinder borc being perfectly round
pm end to end. and which would
We surface harder than that oh.
ncd by open machining or grinding.
y processes used heretofore. It re-
lined for oldsmobilc engineers To
tain the desired results by the in.
nious method OF rolling" the cylin.
+ borcs
This Is as follows; central spindle
surrounded by rolls which some
bat resemble roller bearings Each
Is carefully measured with mi
bmetcrs 40 that the whole forms a
!, circle. This Is made to the true
h OF the desired cylinder bore and
brcyious machiisng operation ON tho
Under wall allows from onchalf TO
ec quarters of thousandths metal
the diameter to hc compressed 10y
)ling.
rhc result is that the roll. which
tks In oil against the cylinder wall,
nprcsscs the metal by crowding Il
tk under expansion aud gives II
hardness and polished smooth.
As which is unobtalnahlc hy any 9TH
means OF method. The result is
Ach longer life to the cylinder walls
D insul,'s true bor.