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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
SOCIETY GIRLS TO TAKE PAPTFN
''ITfE MERRY WIIIRL - Nv NOVEMBER
Rchearsals Will Begin October 25 Upon Arrival of Miss
Lila Stewart, Who Produced Il Successful
krmcss i'll City Years 80.

J Social workcrs and society folk of
this city are tremendously Interested
! In the presentation - the Instructive
[ Visiting Nurses Association OF The
/ Merry Whirl." a musical cxtrava-
souza. with scenes in the famous
old town Of Easdud. which is to be
produced at the Academy OF Music
Tor five uirhts. ana at least ono mat
iucc. from Nu.owbcr - to December
- More than 300 mon and girls Will
hc TN the east and the costumes AMI
scenery Will recall tho Sp!vu,inr OF
tbc Arabian Nights, with which the
story is concerned Mrs. james J.
lliclSuy, president OF the organization.
hurvs that at least 10000 will b.
cleared from tn" entertainment. prob
ably tho larsCS, ever given in i:ich-
mund by local producers
Never before since the Nurses Set
noment was organized nearly twenty
years ago. has it come before tho
public for funds other than at the
annual tag day held each May. Re
e.uS" OF tn" culup.rat!v,lv small re-
eciptS ot TIE last tas day. when Il
'airci "'l day the .i.; musical play
'S L. !" JON, on This IS to be ':irh-
monds OWE ortcr;;.iumcnt as ono
~ the women Interested was heard
l. say for it viii - given by local
poodle cor tho benefit OF the sick
citizens OF moderate means and NIL
" tn" money cleared viii b" spcu;
hero among local merchants ana
trained nurses
Miss Lila stewart. who produced a
remarkably successful kirmcss here
G. trl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Negro Wounded :, rc,,r,,

Special 70 The Times Dier,tsE
- PETERSBURG. VA, oct Wtilt,
: saith. coiorod, was enc, ana daralr.
oDsly wounded today. i is alleged h,
George Matthews also coIorca IA,
shooting occurred IN this city on taa
corner OF Union Avenue arld Fciora,
Streets Smith, who was sho, iue,
: over the hoart was rushed TO the
Petersourg Hospital The shot wag
fred from an automobile In which
Matthew's made his escape FIc was
pursued by the local police AZ far as
SroE% Crock. bat cluded arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NEW DRY RULES BAN
MAKING OF HOME BREW
Misunderstanding Frui, Juices
Can BE Manufactured for
'.Domcstic' Use.

According To bulletin received
from Washington headquarters by
Federal Prohibition Director Robert
y. fulwilcr. only nonintoN
fruit juices can he made in the home
by the heads "f families. Tho iut"r-
nal revenue Department allows @oo
gallons OF Notwithstanding fruit
uiccS u hc made in the home. tax
fr"" Intoxicating wines. liquors or
h"u" hrcws" are barred under the
law.
Intoxicating liquors. as tho prohi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Grncrni Carter Rettrcs

WASH NGTON. Oct. l.-Rrigodicr
General Jesse Mel. Carter chief OF
the War department Militia Bureau
since tho early days OF the war, cx-
C"pt for his service as commander
Of the Eleventh Division. Camp
Meade. Md. just before and after the
armistice. retired from active service
today IT his own request He had
served thirty-ninc years. having been
appointed to West Point from Mis-
souri, In 1852
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
THOUSANDS OF VETERANS
IN NEW RESERVE ARMY
Only Men of Fighting Expo
ricncc Commissioned
for Duty.
REGULATIONS Ann MADE rrmhc
War Department. scheme Provides
Skeleton Organization for Army ct
i.Qoo.0oo Men 4uickty in National
Emergency.
LRv Assoclatcd rress !

~ NN>"N'a''h if'"S.
VIZ az NJ ~ 90 ''''''', -
"'A IONS u"H'' wiz" '''"@'''"N
o. "oF'" ""' Veteran" h'"
Vi '"' G',''''s reserve '''iN We "
nsS'F"'" OF u"'S III ''' ''S'' 81 "''
.i'''''I" on ,'"'t! P'.''e'' '' Wv "
.'o''''
80 49, ',''''','
e.,
"''"
'"e u"'
''''''"' % :"
'ne '"'.''1l e' u. - 'o''S 90 80,
- i".''" ''"'''I"''' - - .''
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- nv,
,..,.'..,,.
,',..
-
in,'s. .,a -. -, ,.nr,
- o"' 'o' ~, ,'' p,,'e[ 80 w., w."
80 90 80 '.''''.''.,'7
go TeS"F>o 5! SI''''
IheTc are no WIN the "'Rc'FS re-
ec-yc two major generals. pi'yan, OF
NV York. and Price. OF rcnnsyl-
v--,.. and seventeen hri-adior- gen
- -ll q. whom s,w, service In that
5.,.f- no u,-
40,
"'H" ~ . '"''''S'S' '"' w
majority OF inc rcSe'N!S'"' ~
4
Name only iicat Veterans.
---r conformity with wartime prac-
,r, rnrula.ione proyido mat only
LOS c,,,,i ,-,i,i,, Or oxrorj-
y,
'."S W '''''o, -
= "i tho Iine rms 'hei"HeS APP
-. rtnrvr's In the infantry cavalry
ned or coast artillery and air service,
H.. ,ombatant arms Of the army.
-arls,al service appointments may TO
,-.,.,,.a- ,,.h,ro no ci,il ,-,i,-
....so,,
80 .'7 MN ''' ""' ,'"e wee Wy"
IL army nav not I" io'd N'"PS IN
t-.;le To accomplish this, two dis
ti:ct classes Of reserve officers are
created.
ee,-,r.,. =, ,,,o o,roo-e vii, fo
~ ,,,,s ~, ,,,,,r,,,r,rs ,,,l mo
-=-TT--.-,,',fiors Droyid. for ,.nl!za,ion
- n.ljS.-s - u,its ~ ,hn orrlri,oi
$500 ~ ~. wic,ni,ias in whirh ma
orIsors i've For MS purrosc more
.aIcars than required by organization
go M. ,,a at.schoJ 10 snrh mis-
,rh-. cr,u-. -, ,.s;,-,,,,,n,t.
.-,r-.a ms ~ oaTr.-s
,.si ~, gss,,,rr,o-,, ,,n-.,,..a, I've
,he r.nora, ,s..i,-r,,a-, c-,,In -
o. assigned by the war DoD,r,,non,
z-d iaclud'ur mon rcsn-tc5 ne eli.
raI. to- drtT - sne,,i,i c,sr,,.o-
i, ro--..,iN, III, ~ ,. .,, .,
tre branch assignment rraun, com,
posea 81 specialists in tho various
% ~. sss5cned ~ cn5cfs ~, ,,
- hes. aud the ,err,toriaI aysirn.
n d: group. including both classes
d. ~ oo-re 80, ,o,~,,,-,'.,.-a '''
Provision Is made for promotion o,
'''''.' cen curing peac"
1911 '7hE may be granted
- i'E' Nn'F" is . G"bn!t. place
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
ELAD0

Ket haz, egy 5 szobas es egy Z
szibas, sarok lot, 50x15O lab Macy
sagu jo helyen, Varosi viz, gaz
es furt kut az udvaron. K0vezett
utica Ara $1,000. A vetelhez
$1,000 keszpenz kel, t0bbi mint
rent. CHM: Kovacs JOSEF, AZ N.
Jackson street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

RI, n6zve is k0te1ez6knek, amelye-
kst - r6szv&tel6vel - q vi1ag-
kongresszus fog meghoEni.
A nemzet sorsa a kllf0ldi magya-
rok keseben van.
Mindezekhez a targyi el6ter-
jcszteseinkhez keves mondaniva-
lenk vanl6nk van.
Mem ohajtjuk a hangzatos sza-
yak aradatat felhasznalni, hogy
legnagyobb nemzeti esinak, a
magyarsag Rgyessege megterem-
tcsenek a sziikseger0l erveket So
rakoztassunk fel azoknak, akik
exert click es dolgoztak eddig ie
ha mindjart kiilon-kiilon es seer
vezett kapcsolat nslkll is. De en-
gedtessek meg nekiink annak
megallapitasa, hogy
minden nemzet annyi er6t
tud kifejteni, amennyi seer
vezkedesenek egysegeben XII
fejezesre jut.
Mem nezhetjiik tovabb, hogy
mint. oldott keve szethulljon
nemzetunk, - hanem ossze keH
fognunk azokat a kalaszokat, amlk
a magyar nemzet talajaban erie
l6dtek: azutan magunk csepel-
jiik, magunk 6roljiik, magunk el-
vezziik magyar nemzet minden
,termesenek elteto gyiimolcset. Ha
most, magyar nemzet nemzeti
eletenek szomoru es 0rokre ta-
nulsagos korszakaban mem tudjuk
megteremteni legalahb a sza-
bad Is miiyelt kiilfoldon el6
magyarok egyseges szerveze-
tet,
nemzeti fotartalekunk legterme-
szetesebb es legdusabb eroforra-
sat akkor nemzeti jov6 utols6
remenyet is elveszitjiik . =.
Egyetlen kiilfoldi magyar tes-
tiilett6l sem kivanunk mast, csak
ait, hogy vegyen treszt abban
scent munkaban, amely a magyar
vilagegyseg megalkotasara to-
rekszik. A nf6dokr6l, az onkor-
manyzatr6l, a jogok biztesitasa-
r6l csakis a kikildottek hozhat-
max a kongresszuson vegervenyes
hatarozatot es
csakis az feg tortenni, amit
a kiilf0ldi magyarsag egyete-
nae elhataroz.
- Kesziiljiink, odolgozznnk, j6
Testvereink! A magyar nemzet
sorsdont6 6rait eli. Fogjunk osz-
sze, munkalkodjunk szeretettel es
f6kent jozanul: magunkert, ha-
zankert tessziik es pedig ugy,
ahogyan egy nagy kor magyar
jaihoz illik.
A magyarok Istenenek oltalma-
ba ajanljuk sziveteket es szelle-
Testveri iidvozlettel
A Kulf0ldi Magyarok Szovetse-
ge sz0vetsegi tanacsa neyeben:
Berzeviczy Albert S. k, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
VIAG MACYARJAI ECYESUL LJETEK.

Alabb lekozoljuk Kiilfoldi Magyarsag' cimi lap
b6l atvet ert6kes es megfigyeese eto ckket Ebben
Macy szetszor6dotsagban es szettagoltsagban vag
gyarsaganak een k0teessege, hogy egy taborba tomo
rilj0n.
hogy katonasagot hogyan t0mork bizonyos pontokra
IS heekre epen olyan fontos s0t tan fontosabb most
kerdes hogy hogyan tom0ritsik amerika magyar
sagot vilag magyarsaganak taboraba?
Az alabb cikk kiilonfee egyhazak e, ,egyletek ut
Jan szeretne tom0riies nehez munkaat elvegezni Az
kvitee roppant nehezkes es csak AIT bzonyitja
hogy ckkir6bol j6 generals enne A generalisnak
ugvans ismerni kell tereptant amerkai magyar
sag tereptanat pedg Budapesten csakis halasb6 smer
hetik.&. s s&
Az amerkai magyarsag szervezkedese csaks Macy
bizottsagokban epihet fe Miden varosban fauban es
telepen ol tobb magyar egyhaz es egylet meg ke
alakitani Nagybzotsagot amely magaban foglana alb
ban bzonyos varosban faluban vagy elepen levo osz
magyar nezmenyeket tehat egyhzakat egyleteket
sb Ezen Nagybzotsagok osszessege kepezne Ameri-
ka Magyar Szovetseg magv es Szovetseg azutan mint
az amerikai magyarsag jogos k6pvselete Kufold Ma
gyarok Szovetseget nnden tekntetben kepviselhetne
Amerkaban
Mas formaban erok szetforgacsolodnanak, ICY
azonban egy k0zpontban egyesive, egyt hato erovel
birnanak Az er0 hatalom, ero: penz. Els kinek
penze van, az mnden haborut megnyer. Mi pedig mem
akarunk meg egyszer veszteni foeg most mem, mkor
arr6l van szo hogy Csonka- -Magyarorszagbol menyor
szagot csinajun
lit "Kinfodi Magyarok Vilagsz9vetsege" mex
Ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Talan egyedil az eszmenyien
szabad Amerika az, ahol lassan
kiszivargott magyar szazezerek -
hala vezet0ik ontudatos munkal-
kodasanak - nemcsak magyarok
maradhattak, hanem meg is ero-
s0dhettek mem egyszer probara
tett magyarsagukban! Csak az
egyetlen Amerika az, ahol meg
az allampolgarsag termeszetes
felvetele sem kenyszerit a nep-
eredet megtagadasara. Az egyet-
len Amerika az, ahol az alkotma-
nyos szabadsag tokeletessege min
den becsiletesen munkalkod0
nepnek lehetove teszi nyelve, mil
velodese, gazdasagi erdeke es mem
yeti erzese tiszta ervenyesiteset
De nezziink koriil azokban az uj
orszagalakulatokban, amelyekben
a magyar sajat hazajaban idegen-
ne lett! A nagytekintetii Eln0k-
seq is bizonyara tudataban van
annak, hogy most mar csak egy
k0telesseg var mindeniitt ma
gyarsag lelkiismeretes es JOAN
sezetoire, es pedig az, hogy vi
lagoon szerteszort magyarok egy-
Iseges megszervezeset, okvetlen
megalapozzuk, megteramtsiik.
Mem olyan szervezkedesre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Szeretett Honfitarsaink!
A megprobaltatott magyarsag
legsuyosabb csapasa, hogy tria-
noni bekeszerzodes nemcsak or
szagunkat, de nepiinket is szerte-
darabolta. A magyar nep $40
szoros ertelmeben szetsz6ratott.
Pontos adatok meg mem allanak
rendelkezesre, azonban mem jar
hat messze valosagt6l szaker-
toknek az hozzavet6leges szami-
tasa, hegy immar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Mem olyan szervezkedesre
gondolunk, amely tamadas
volna b6rEi = barnai sllsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
het nillio magyar 81 tut a
jelenlegi magyar hatarokon!

Soha meg nemzettel meg mem tor
tent, hogy nepenek fele idegen al
lamhat6sag rendelkezese ala ke-
riilt volna. Els legnagyobb sze-
rencsetlenseg, hogy ez a 7 milli6
reszben igazan "kilfoldi,"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

reszben egyelore "lecsatolt" -
magyar szinte semmifele SERVE
zett kapcsolatban mem all egymas-
sal. Eek magyar milliok tel
jesen elveszhetnek a magyar j0-
vendo szamara, ha a legroyidebb
ids a1att meg mem talaljuk a gya-
korlati lehet6seget ARA, hogy
avilag osszes magyarsaga
gybssssrysstssssk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
A KUlfoldi Magyarok $40
vetsege gyakorlatias celok
eleresere alakult, hogy az
osszes kiilfoldi magyarok hoz-
zajarulasaval es alkotmanyos
irnyitasaval a kilfGldi ma
gyarok vegre kozponti szerv-
vel rendelkezhessenek.

A kiilfoldi magyarok dolgair6l
vegre a kilfoldi magyarokat KEEP
viselo, onmagukkal szabadon rem
delkez0 testiletek d0ntsenek Els
meg kellett teremteni vegre az
egesz vilag magyarsaga hivatalos
kozeppontjaban a kiilf0ldi magya-
rok szervezett erdekkepviseletet,
amelynek hivatalos elismereset
immar teljesen keresztiilvittuk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

with tho extremists The Rullctin
s'atos' $50 such division has ever
cN.Htcd. SO such division exists Mr..
de- Valera repeatedly said IN public
that tine national army waa under
tha control ut tho national civil GOV
urrUrrt and that tho miuistiN NJ
dan ritoauu is responsible FOR policy
aud executive action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Sntrni News, British f!rms havo
btnu hopolessly underquoted by
American firms In tondorius for u
valuable contract amounting 90 sew
ernl million dollars for stcol aXlos
for tho Indian state railways. Tho
Americans quoted 80 por cent below
th" lowest British price, and for tho
flrst time tho Indian state railways
have placed "a contract outside tho
1 LLLL.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"Too Good to Trade"

1--WE will not trade in any Of our Essex cars,
but will use them another season, They wcr-
used continually since the Spring of 1920, and
the men who drive them requested inc not to
trade them in this year, as each is convinced
he has the very best car ON the road, and the
best motor he ever rode behind.
"As rapidly as our IS arc retired we will
take on the Essex. They are just ms light on
tires. use less gas than the -. cover mileage
faster, are easier ON the men, Practically no
time out for repairs"
WALRATH a. SHERWOOD
LUMBER co.
Omaha, Eebr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"To Increase Essex Fleet"

"Our Essex cars were purchased 10 months
ago. The upkecp has been far below normal
"A big factor in this line since a car is put to
the supreme test. considering various drivers
Of questionable ability. and the number Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"Repiaces Essex With Essex"

Ralph Cert, wholesale grocer Of Los Angeles,
recently bought sir new Essex roadsters. be.
cause the five used previously by his salcsmen
were 40 satisfactory. This is the record of the
FIRST five
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

lie owns 'O'' - acres OF land. Iui' .
is dtst-ibu' % between his places at
Nt,r,,, s,,.y.,,, DO, ,,.,,,,,. l,..,,., t,.-
land ana lts ltrrI..b s.l,. In Eut-
i,rI s,,,hr,l,,d .,,t s,..g...,'..,.
I,os H.. is II ,,,I., d, n. rn,.l
bors, pu,rds and lad. a,.I..rIarI,.r,
who ,y1s n a,Yrrf,r nr yt-Ia.irt
cl.rir b. .,r....l..., .r. I.......t
Worr,p,s ,plis Lord f,rI.rl,ry.
I,d al, I,rpI,.I,..... \t.ll..,f.. and
,y,s N T. ,r,f.. lsut d, lYl,
,,nt.,tn ,f Iu,Iu.t,,
II y p'l.I. V..l,i, .,lrtlHu .
.of industry u gI,,s.. might .l. Io. .
s.rtb.d os fL,. most p.y.rfrl frDu. /
.,.ftra. ip t.sf,l. arl. ,u.. .t,f.,..r. .pp,. /
mont T., aop,r.f.no from lur4ud \
large imp,rter of lunb,r and inter. .
.oetcd IN t,or,up g.Iflel fin, financial
.c,nit,l of ireland b, hH. been for
,hc last ak months addressing the .
country IN tho maine of that norton .
of Irsfor ma, wants partition Iutu
rccoutly n. believed that Belfast
.vouId ,yo,fbar I'M, npy,rft which the .
republicans proclaimed and which [,
has had ih. most ra,,,rtfl effect .u
bringing tho ministers of lIv,r to- .
ga,hor tn decide IN, industrial fu-
mad, an 4puclI To- Slim foin Iv tell.
ing the ,,ruhltaus chat the boycott
would oycutualIy hurt them. and
stated that th. snpAu'lue industry
of Belfast IN 1919 brought $4,000. .-
GOO TO tho country. Tho sim fyiuyis
replied that ,gl,s valued at So.Uuo.oUU
had been exported lu 1919. and that
the egg industry was Of much more
benefit 10 tho country. The coutro-
yrrsey is s'iu proceeding. but, as Sir
PhiIip Gibbs stated, the boycott OF
Bclfast's industries and banks has
seriously handicapped the north.
\. NJ. Andrews. the minister Of Ia
Dor, is connected with the Belfast
shipping Interests. lie is q son ~
Judge Andrews of Belfast His
bruthe. Is Justice Andrews Of the
high court Of justice in Dublin. MIR.
Andrews was very popular as mcdi-
ator of labor in tho north, as was
also his brother, whose tragic death
on tho Titanic Will be remembered.
The latter was the designer oi tho
famous ship ON which he met his
death. When the terrible disaster -
CURED he behaved like man, re-
fusing to leave the ship as long as
there was another TO be saved.
a. Il. Archdale, minister Of agri-
culture in the newly formed cabinet.
is NJ. L. for FormanaEh. lie is a dl-
rector OF the Irish horse show and
the Royal Dublin society and is a
we'll known breeder Of Shorthorns.
inc young band which DE Valera
has called around him are either
ministers IN his cabinet or members
of the dali oireann, the Irish assem-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
and tell friends to buy Essex"

endurance, but for getaway. pep and oil
around performance"
i. T.. QUAY
Sherbrooke,
Quebec
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"Considers No Other Car"

''rhe fleet Of Essex cars purchased for the
use Of our statesmen is proving more than sat;a-
factory. We are pleased to advise these cars,
on which we keep detailed records, have aver
aged 1874 miles per gallon of gasoline, are
very economical on lubricatns oil, and
trcmely easy on tires. We are so well pleased
with Essex cars and their low operating cost
that we would not consider using any other
equipment, regardless Of first COST
r. f. THEINHARDT, Manager
State Implement CO.,
Helena. Mont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
$50, ,OOOMiIss ofHard Seypice"

II purchased my EsseI August ~, 1919.
have used the car continually In the rent car
service. over all kinds Of mount ain roads and
through the oil fields. putting IL through the
most severe tests. ] have driven the car
$4,000 miles and my gasoline mileage has
averaged 23.7 miles pet gallon. ] ran three
original fabric tires $4,000 miles md the
fourth tire $4,000 miles.
"The upkcep Of the car Is very low, and I
think this n wonderful record. My next car
will be an Esscx-"
w. A. HALL
Bakersfield, Calf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

NmCriCau StccI itih iuwt~t
lpNnbN tulN 800 According 'u
informs finu received hero bv the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"Glad to Tell Othsrs''

my Essex roadster, purchased in August,
1919, and driven over 10000 miles to date,
very satisfactory Am always pleased to
recommend the Esscx"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"I Am Your Best SaIesman"

Have driven my Essex lo,400 miles. Had
driven 3 different makes Of light cars and
none would last me season. drive a car
hard bad roads, all weather. Upkcep has
been practically nothing. Its remarkable per
Torrance and the satis isfaction 1t has given has
led to many more Essex sales, as believe ]
have been instrumental in selling more Essex
cars than any of your statesmen. Tnc car
today 10 free Of squcaks and rattlcs."
A. l. BRUETT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
"Oniy Essex for Me"

Have driven my Essex 20,354 miles in
months. Gas consumption averaged 10 miles
to the gallon. Twenty four gallons Of oil we're
used. No repairs whatever we're made during
this period, and the engine was not cleaned
until approximately 1900 miles had been
covered. Have driven cars the last 6 or 7
years. Cars with me have to do exceptionally
heavy service and this year will be the first
have ever used the same car for the second
season. as ! am doing with my Essex.
Naturally it would be hard TO sell me any.
thing but an Essex in the futurc--not only for
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-05
DIR. IRELAND GETS COM
MISSION FROM WAR RISK

DR.. Guy O'Neil Ireland, of
Burton, received communica-
ton this week from the Bur
eau of War Risk informing him
that he had been appointed med
zeal inspector for this district
which includes the states OF Ida
no, Oregon, Washington, and
Alaska. The salary is $4,000
per year. The doctor will en-
ter upon his new duties at once.
DR.. Ireland is graduate Of
the Trinity University at Tor
onto, Canada and was physician
at the Steilacoom institute from
1911 to 1915. He was in service
overseas from 1916 to 1919,
There he did special work with
the medical corps. He located
in Burton after his overseas
work and has enjoyed mcra-
tive practice on the island up
to the present time. In 1914 he
obtained naturalization papers
as citizen of the U. S. He will
maintain his home at Burton,
his family remaining on the is
land in their present location.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-05
THE SIDEWALK PROBLEM

Vashon is not living up to her
reputation for ''Public spirited
Hberality." Those who are to
be benefited by the proposed
sidewalk are not coming for
ward with the necessary money.
Everyone whose children are
to pass over this walk or those
who drive cars over the road in
this vicinity should be glad to
do their part.
Please send me a five dollar
bill or state your willingness to
give its equivalent in work.
We can not commence this on
promises so please act at once,
as we can not call upon all of
you personally. There will be
a meeting Of all who are inter
ested, this Friday evening at
the News-Record office. Let's
all be there with our $500.
Mrs. Mccarthy, Vashon.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-08-05
August 18th Will
Be Red-Letter Day
Committees Are Working Like Beavers
to Have Everything Spick and Span
For The Big Highway Opening

Grounds-K. j. Field, Chair
man, A. Mathiason, A. Abraham
sen, F. Kendall, E. Sivertsen, A.
Schcnkel, A. Fox and Ii. Brenno.
Publicity. Monroe Smocl,
Chairman, Edwin Selvin, Col.
H. Hansen.
Decorations = Rev. Berringcr.
Chairman
Program. G. Beall, ST.,
Chairman
Reception-C. E. Bragg, Chair
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred West,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bonnell, Mr..
and Mrs. c. K. Coryell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Bragg, Mrs. G. S. Colgrove,
Miss Ida Dysart, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. X. Carver, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Beall, ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Har-
melting, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sell
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Monroe
Smock, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Steen,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Van Olinda,
Rev. and Mrs. Berringer, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Stanley, Rev.
and Mrs. W. Z. johnson, Prof.
and Mrs. W. G. Parkes, DR.. and
Mrs. D. R. Stockley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hotchkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hathaway, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Stewart, Mr.. W. NJ. Cowley, Mr..
and Mrs. Thad Neese, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geiger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Tay-
Ior, Mrs. Bradner and Mrs. Ida
NJ. Pinkham.
Refreshment-Nlrs. Mccarthy,
Chairman Mrs. Cowan, Mrs.
Bragg, Mrs. Dumbleton, Mrs.
Bridgman, Mrs. Ramquist, Mrs.
Crosicr, Mrs. Prigg, Mrs. Carver,
Mrs. j. Rodda, Mrs. Kirkland,
Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Covington, Mrs.
Shanahan, Mrs. Bibbms, Mrs.
llielge, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Parks
Mrs, Stanley, Mrs. Hathaway.
CHI. has not yet selected any one
to represent Lisabeula or Maury.
Will some one kindly volunteer
to take up this work2