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The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MOST POPULAR WOMAN
DRIVER WILL GET CAR

TT is our idea that the most popular
woman driver in New York ought to
own beautiful car and we intend to
see that she does" said +. L. Sanford.
bort branch manager, yesterday.
Mr.. Sanford proposes to leave the
decision as to who the most popular
woman driver may be to the New York
public, which will be privileged to ballot
on the subject for four weeks. begin
ming Monday. September IL.
The candidate receiving the greatest
number of votes, each of which must
be signed and delivered personally at
the bort store. will receive one of the
new bort coupes A committee OF citi-
zens will act as judges and every possl-
BILE safeguard will be placed around the
balloting.
Mr.. Sanford states that individuals
or organizations desiring to enter and
work for a candidate may obtain a
supply of ballots at once.
The beginning of this interesting con-
test will be one of the features of the
bort autumn opening, to be held during
the entire week of September IL.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
AUTO DEALERS LAY
PLANS FOR OUTING
Date Selected-September 13
Shows Their Optimism.

Preparations under way for the outing
Of the Automobile Dealers Association,
which Is to be held at Fred J. Wagner's
farm. Smithtown. l.. l.. September 10.
indicate that this outing of motor car
men and their friends will be the great
est of It's kind ever held. Truly It will
be boosters outing In every sense Of
the word. as boosting the industry on
the part of dealers, statesmen and SER
vice men viii be the keynote OF the out
ing.
Greater significance than ever IL at
tached to the boosters outing this year
At meeting OF q number Of the dealers
on Broadway 1t was the concensus OF
opinion that at no tine In business was
there so much need for the breaking
down OF prevailing pessimism and the
establishing of spirit of progressive
cooperation. 1t was therefore decided
to make this annual outing OF CONNER
cial interests greater In scope than ever
before.
Tho boosters organization Is an Off
spring of the Automobile Dealers Asso-
ciation. The hosts this year are Walter
A. Woods. the president of the organ
fxation: w. o. Crabtree and Harry
6tratton. vice-prcsidents Albert Hirst.
secrctary-treasurer; Lee j. Eastman,
Frank Carrie, I. G. Jones. George 8.
Morrow. Glenn Tisdaie and Z. y. jack
son.
George S. Morrow. one Of the we'll
known mercbents along Automobile
Row. Ia ciiIer engineer of the outing
James (Jimny) Nichols has been as
signed to the post of collector Of tho
Port" Harry w. CASTOR. William Al
len, George Brock. Joseph Hall and
Percy W. Barton are the committee at
large Supreme Court Judge of the
Day Is one of the popular merchants OF
Broadway, William Parkinson. Dudley
Seguin, who has spent most OF his com
mercial career In tho automobile indus
try. assumes the title OF Commissioners
or Police" Harry Pyke. probably one
Of the best known men on Automobile
Row. Is the master Of transportation
and all are to be grand marshalled by
Otto Braunwarth on September 13. when
ne cavalcade will move. with all its
enthusiasm and confidence of the read
justment and rccstabishment Of our
commercial affairs on q sound, intclIi-
gent and remuncrative basis, TO Fred
Wagner's farm at Smithtown. who be-
comes boss OF the party on their arrival.
Other members of the committee are
y. g. Bestar. provost marshall; Joseph
Stern, mess sergeant: Charles Diegss
athletics; Sam Marks. pursuivant; Ed
ward Korbel. scribe, A. c. Harrington.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Facts About Sixth An
nual Labor Day Race,
Uniontown Speedway
Date-Monday. September 5.

Date-Monday. September ..
Place-uniontown Pa.
Gates opens A. M Eastern
standard time.
Race starts-2 p. M. Eastern
standard time.
Distance OF race-225 miies-2oo
laps of the Speedway.
Purse and bonuses-S40, 900.
Race is under sanction and rules
of A. A. A.. and is national champion
ship award event. Open to cars OF
1S3 inch and under displacement
Referee-Frank Rosboro.
Honorary referee-Louis Chevrolet.
Pacemaker first lap-Barney Old
field
Starter-Neil Whalen of New York.
, Prlce-General admission. $500.
including war tax. Reserved box ana
grandstand seats extra
ENTRIES.
Eddie Hearne. DlSteel fryer
Tommy Milton. ......... .Frontenac
Jimmy Murphy (Grand Prix
winning carr =. .Duesenberg
Jules Ellingboe. ....... Frontenac
Roscoe Sarles. ........... .Duesenberg
Bennle Hill. .trontendc
Joe Tnomas. ......-- .Duesenpers
Howard Wilcox. .Frontenac
RED" Fetterman. .Duesenberg
Alton Soules. .Frontenac
Eddie Miller. .Duesenberg
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

The first unit primary
may be discharged
The battery should not give reading o. less .han ~ am
To tell storage battery be discharged hyme
connecting links between the cells
may be Of order vhchm
battery the switch This often trouble
movable become sort and bent ana not DO
systems while
the the coil will @ heat up nn and % @ s @ c o s a % be-
taken to an expert on this kind Of work
gotten
tho while watch them When the roller of In
thickness visiting card The Illustration shows
the II. ion Of mo the 9a % Tmn as the eo po are open "h " the hammers "
termed This will
ening Of the secondary This be sufficient to failure the
file both filed separately
the pited points
Short Circuit
dred to walk around park for exercise and that instead
home would
a wire a
h @ because S OF pare wre &C. gets % BACK 70 battery before
primary
coil have been burned out and the short
50 liable to trouble is the primary
next unit in this circuit Water or oil NAV oaus.
remedy
the
breaking porcelain insulation Cleaning win remedy N bs m S s m
while If the porcelain
far apart not far enough with the
be as far as 1-32d Of
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
wheel Bearing Adjustments.

The wheels OF the car should be
lacked up once a month and tested for
smoothness OF operation and for side
play. II a sharp click is heard when
spinning the front wheel or IL Its mo-
tion is momentarily checked, 1t is pos
sible that one OF the balls or rollers
is broken or split. In this case tho
pieces should be removed at cree and
a new bearing substituted. In the case
OF ball bearings. resrinding may be re-
sorted TO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

sergeant at arms e. r. Hunnewell. Ex-
else Commissioner: Gene Sullivan, mas
ter of hounds. and Fred Phillips. Court
Of Appeals-George s. McCutcheon,
Joseph Grondahl. Sam Toback, Jack
Clark, Frank White and A. K. Randall
Mrs. Fred Wagner will be hostess to
the several hundred boosters.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

water out OF the radiator and pour in
the lye solution. Run the engine for
fifteen minutes Drain the I've solution
out and flush the water system out half
a dozen times, or until all traces OF the
lye are removed.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Radiator Cleaner.

A very good compound for cleaning
the radiator Is made as follows: Dis
solve ~ much concentrated lye as
quart of water viii hold. Drain a little
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
sedn-......-.:::: ::

To obviate dust and dirt getf7T7z
the sedan or similar closed cars during
warm weather. II Is a good plan 10 NJ
screen OF fine mesh wire. commonly
used in Pullmans, over the lower half
of the window
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
50 ARE KILLED, 80 INJURED IN RAILROAD WRECK
Eminent DIVINES SPEAK
BEFORE METhODISTS AT
OPENING OF CONFERENCE

The i day Of the Twelfth Annual Northwest TsHas csaisnes
et the Ms,hsds Episcopal Church. SOUTH 10 dsss las
night With the holding et general meeting Il which time d. H.
nsu secretary e the beard church snsNssn made tak
upeN erection II churches
The sessions formally began In the morning with BsAsp W. r.
MsMy u LeuIvIe w. prssdNs Among the features st the
meswNs sessions the swuMs si the three wsdsm Ss~s a.
Macon Ca ss womsN win hs here Throughout the esNssNes
and viii sNs a al sessions
Dr. Ivy st Nashv TsNNs editor st the NasAvs CAssiaA
Aavssa,s speks the msswNs ssssr as leading Ne spsa
prayer Dr. Ivy hopes that the time win when there win u
return et more emotion In Msshedasm
TIE Turner delivered the address st welcome a the sertsrsNes
and d. W. HUNT II Abilene pssldswl u Abilene ssa csl'
lese save the sars~se
Mssss II MswpAi wee elected secretary end W. Hswt
II AAs~e end W. Wsa II Stamford ssesa aassl'
anita cs~isvswes sessls~s wl y Asa ls ew NJ sRl l,
TIE sf,sswesN sssslsws win b ksM a sslssh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
PAmPA FAIR IS even BIG
REVELATION TO Own FOLK

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WAsAs Cur u Ne rAA As Il s~sAsaAass activity W.
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q ss,sss placed As hand u We kkss ~ s ssasssea sSsa
As sssws u The ysss,ssA The sss> u We psA s NAss 81 We
aeaAsys horn aud As lowing si Ae cattle mingled With As D.
ws,ioas .. given ~ P.mpAs popular MSes Red proved
beyond The sksAssss duh. that the Wheat CITY We PaA ~.
as.esas a.sM ia Aass assuSrsh and IN s&asa,ea .ed
6nemsnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

Ncghhs va. gycciing pc,gh'st aud
,hg oemmuui,, ,Ouod t.su ,hc hes, q
ihc Whyl, surrvuuudlps copptrN wcaS
su,N pro,v',c,l 0cm ,hv @ight sun 81
,scft,ct September dsN bN The hrgc
a,lnpnlsigati,n t,nt and ,hc long sheds
and larns ,ha, hous,i ,he animal dis
,,l.,v AMI haplcmert exhibits
lauivdlatvlN facing thc troni cn,rsncc
"a the hg exhibition tent i situated
thc Information desk that is rWc,idcd
,Ncy bN N, eNccutvcs ci The hw The
mcmhcrs q that e,-l, are \ g. GlppN,
prVsid,nt iue smith ,lcepr'sidcnt ]
y. Murphy; Iva Duncan ; a stone
a q rulleson. \ n nnslcv, sccrciarN'
,rcanrcr. MIR G. 7 nunkapirar and
Mlss Rcss Winters Tho Wheat Ctyf
msyw. whlh nUt arpgaring On the
rosier uf the executives ls ecilns IN
capacity q general rou,ahout' aud
l. 'hc husl,st man un the ground
The dcgattmcnt q tine arts comes
first to the lcfi a. the visitor Nicws the
sflah. cons,lt0,lng a ,cr, wonderful
display "a hncv nvrdlewo1k and per
hsps ~ thc most vlahoate booth ln the
huildlng The domestic arsr and scl'
ence u under the general supervision
~ Mlss hess Winters county demon
s,rauon aren't. while dircct charge ls
With Mssdames Dave rupcl . 4 Chap.
man, T. G. word and W 4 wilks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

Tho culinary Department IA eharse
Il Mcsst,mes " u Sllves, Gegsgc Wal
stead z Mund,N. L u Crcsr. e =
Lc,lrlck. Is cNhlla,ivo u the mot 'hst
,he tuner man has splendid attention
fgcm II, gooi housewlfc - The ramla
country.
Thcrc l. ucthlng that ~ spc, ,ially Dc
fines the Nkinlis a ramo az hcf
schoel facilities and accordingly the
public s,'hols display under she super
mtendcnry ~ Miss Nina poughori,. is
q very attractive eNhlht
Tho farm exhibits white not Won
dcrtul from point of extent amply
prove that this portion u the ranhan'
dlc docs no, dcpend on whea, alone
An other farm products. Including corn
whih i no longer q very elegant word
IN polite soelety. are to b. found
E y Thomas has chargc u the
poultry division aud rcd aud blue rib
bons arc quit, numerous ON the chicken
pens
Mugh Interest WAS manifested among
the lovers Il hn, Cat,lo which Earl
rallcy had ln such splendid arfsnge'
mcnl n hls department J = osbo n
was showing slx fine specimens one
senior year,lng huh upon which Was =
standing offer OF a. 900 Fred Hobart
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwoJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
TEXAS FARM FEDERATION
PUTS PLAINS OFFICE HERE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
YANKEES Win FIRST GAME BY 3 TO O.
new PARTY OF UNION LABOR
AND FARMERS, MINERS PLAN

INDIANAPOLIS. osL s. tRy Associated Pvsu)-Ths United
Mine Workers u America ended their biennial ssNvsWsN here
day with tho adoption oi resolution taverNs the formation
political party combining the forces organized labor and the
organised iams The convention ae selected indianapolis Tor
the ei the convention hs held In January ss and
elected Alexander HewsL ps,sdr, d the kaNsas MWsr and VII
liam Msh secretary II the Indiana mlWsra delegates 10 the In
sNaenal mining seNssss that mss,s Nsn. year England
The unions political declaration asked Samuel cswpsr 10 call
conference e officers et al SnlsN affiliated with the American
Federation II Labor and al farmer ssaNsalsws 10 sss, Ter
a. possible political coalition II the erssNlsasNs TIE resolution
was adopted BY almost uNaNmess vote end whes AssssN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
enemies OF LEAGUE MT
DURING DEBATE ON PACT

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
VISION OF HE'LL !.
seen As fires
RACE IN TUNNEL
MANY MORE NAY n DEAD
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
SOLDIERS ARE TREATED
CRIM|NAlLY, IS CHARGE

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q hospi,aL.a,ion and vocational w~'aias sss'hpsA
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ys,em As Enthusiastically aad assoussb vs0as .aa sses.ass
doubt whether very have actually sssa sA>sa>sd
the soveumeu, and gone back 70 Their respective se@sa'~ |"
wage earners and a. sssets"
"e have iamed men on, under sAs Yss As drssses .d
in commenting the report y" nothing sho ei ss'@s and
slavery pu, Of the places the, have ssa put
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

ihe paft of iho go>ernmeut tOg failure
in push a. completion ,he prrmanonl
nfnstm
Colonel furbcs celebrated lo ihe plss
don't lhe beief ihai a government Nc
auuusl uuNertlp tor lu,m,g sogylce
zen aod Noneu would m mcasurs.
solve Che pfoblom. Pew q the beno
uemflcs 90 tho nst,m he added gel
what thry ios1e ln the way of tain
ne and lhe government eses sisht q
them onl, thoi hatS hetn falmcd out
tn somehnil Who thinks only II the
none, ,hcy vll make OF them"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
Money Root For
Erery Question
Before Bankers

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

- an uNiA'sed % ihn fnNst shop
system. and I d. not prupee to l'i
more ul ths iormsf Hfticv myn al he
Exploited lY mushfouW HHutfs thHt
have sprung up merely to esplat The
soldiers and SCI enc rogefnm,nts
money
GUfpIumrrI hnsnlilIRfur uf fnr
net servlfc mcn ess said hN colonel
tNfhes ln he enut o. hr nrft equal
10 the needs except ln osriHiu localities
such as CahfuInm bot hr added hat
u would ls ntfrstlrN tu continue "a.
pandlng decentralization would continue
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CROW DIES FROM WOUND
RECEIVED IN kLAM FIGHT

WACO rexaA QS. s tRy Associated Psess)-wah the death
Wy oi Louis Crow, e. promasas local aady ewuer whose
wouaa received tight lorsna Saturday night when Sheriff
neh RusAaaan amesd Nv Kux Khan paads N which
nine other injured the frat prove fatal
men, Of the s when the Mslsnaan County grand jury viii be
summoasd @ssa The incident awaited here with keen
m>srsst
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10 Warrant unlnedlstV action.
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tcoNTINuEp ON PAGE Twoj
Smyrna times., 1921-11-16

Mrs. Frank Williams, who has been
on an extended visit to California, has
arrived east and is now in Whining
ton. She was in Smyrna recently to
greet Mrs. Caroline Williams and Miss
Rena D. Williams,
Miss June Massey spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. A. Winford, of Wilmington,
is visiting Mrs. w. A. Winford.