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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
COUNCIL OPPOSES
REQUEST MADE BY
GOVERNOR RICHIE
tcsnsaausa Fsoan Page l.,


rights as the dancers wended their
way homeward from the hall The
Governor wanted iAe cigy authorities
io extend tic time-linlit IN hour ar.so
for tile forthcoming dance. point hay
ing been raised thar. as many OF ihe
coiored folks do not gel aWay from
their service places until late in the
evening. they are prevented from at
lending The dances
laoW COUNSEL SUfssea
When he question came 8elere the
Council last night, The majority u The
city so!nns 1T once registered their
opposition 10 any Modification Of the
order. City Counselor George r
Rulins4n Was the principal spoises-
man for The opponents Nhsn Z vote
mas finally taken. Mayor Ltsy and Al
dermaR Russell he latter Etepnbll-
can. Mcre the only allberS vito faN-
cred change Of the hour III accord
anee With thu, request u he state
executive Eotili.; Il tbs 1ee"tiye
wsre Counselor kalllan. Alasrnien
Smith. Parkinson Nils, fylor, Ne
t'ra1ly a:td sieeels Aldereal
Adams yolsred VISA ahsens
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
The world,s Advancement.

Those Who. Iii retrospect. recall the
days et the hand sickle may we'll
marvel III the developments which have
taken place within iheir recollection
They have Seen besides the Develop
neni ii, agriculture The inauguration
IN almost countless devices and utiIi5
Ties They have seen railroads. huiif
aeioSS the continent the telegraph aud
telephone perfected great steamship
llile> established ind nnre bitterly the
meter car and the nirplafe utilized In
everyday affairs VniiI The hand sickle
VAS l,titl aside il had heen liSpd since
thar time 10 which tile memory nf men
rlnnelh nol ~ the contrary And yet
IL them il may seem Tire adyela Of
the grain cradle and the crude horse
drawn reaper MAS bWt ~ Yesterday
ppr~onitied those h.nnely early devices
seem almost like the explorers Of tie
earlier ages who SET uul upon VOYAGES
IF discovery with nothing fe guide
them hut vision of something grand
er and more beautiful than their eyes
had ever hcleltl. Exchange
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
rs,triad Eoresf Found.

4 prehistoric forest. buried under
20 feet uf mea,low marsh. has been
found near Chestnut Neck. on the New
Ynrk-Atiaiaic Tit. meteor route. &C.
slar and oak TREES have heen found in
Ill perfect state N preservation. While
at oiher points the buried timber Lad
l.-en reduced to charcoal Tie dis
cnverg wus lnsde ny iineiien erecting
poles fa carry electric power ~ the
transatlantic wireless piani IN Tuck
erion. POLES y. feet long are l,eing
,lsea across a 'hot;ninie~~ stretch Of
the Ars6lien riprr meadows,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
THEIR LAST FEAST
Mohammedan Fanatics Paid
Dearly for Brain Stew
gseess % Zeal Discouraged by French
Aushoritles in Northern Senegal
in effective Manner.

BoODltsa ss not the seaf ef A0aaiia-
lnplau culture IN africa. Baeiii6a
li@~ III mgilrr,i Senegal hriiin'l tlie
w..~i coast 1t Africa, hutnliatfsi nj
ihe ol,mat,i strides of Iakkar,
wnYl,lls s.spor kiaNing neither re-
llri.,ts nor shainr Ard lei il ia know 4
r. XII mel. that liz natives IN the
l.iuterl.fii,i nigh unio B.oinla. are AS
tlse wee sna hours ~ Tie nptf-liln
lit l,t:tcsest darkness lTa seeking tl's
light IL i great awakening
Last innntll. Mile iht GloA'arf.
sfnur slippinS,i,oara Vessel il"w if
pier -. f.pt,t ~ l'acirie street las ~.
IN lie rnadsirad II I'akhar = wave OF
rpNisat lit lie Vicinity q K,stiih;, 70
cofsing IL illr assistant engineer
'rI4.. l.llsk> gol rrlgasi and tie
hlaekiani> ls.>nuhtled With III" clHlif
III There + g, t.n,i I'm stIiih. aiid.
Shuletnllut,i n Iis probe jill frrsrnt
Ss.ne@;tle>ta.
Nav the German fund tlp- Sent
gales. 4 iercesatte soldier ~ FL
native jungle trail he + even more 80
on thc marpath Went iilt i"wts cons
yertrd Mahanhntdan~ wifi tire II eilr
hand and file swaitl III III. either after
tlle fashion ~ Salaldin> hest. They
We're bound Ia ant MaIHataInesi Mo-
ianmed and great MAS their zeal
Furthermore they Mere bound IN 4
1u,.Sr IL show their brethren. nnbelev-
ing days aa the decks Of ieakk;G that
warrior If the inngis,S canld acquire
that polish which some SIN comes only
III citizens of The worldly state. DWELL
ing III Il great metropolis.
There cltanced across their narsah n
PARTY If F'rrneIlmen hunting wild
beasts If The field Fhe tienelincn
were. moreover, nnhelieviie dogs. Tie
slaughter Was swift pililess and M
nosl painless Eleven dead fia,lls
wer,. laid ut tile feel Of the chief It the
Isannlba hinierland.
My children, cried he. in 4 rolling
llroglc such ~ is handled about iii the
Jungle. ..behold ilfs.Sr men If culture
and little faith. They have the Ms
dom III Them who ~it III high places
Int lhts lHlee The faith If The gravel-
ing jaekaI We have done we'll fo
chop Of their hea,l> "SaW We viii 10
Well Ia acquire their Wisdom. Let MS
. ;sSe-ilraiu slew. male' trqul The brains
ST fhe freinhnleil. il wliofi there MAS
wisdom but little faith"
AMI 81, tlle. slew Vas eaten.
AhMl 4 Week later. i dozen of these
fierce SEEKERS after . great wi~l;an
were gathered in ny the French au,
fharItits And IN anotlirr week they
Mere sent ~ another l.and far beyond
the clouds where Tile naltfis tread the
macs 1T lie heavenly danee aud wis
dom comes % III men who art' true
believers AZ least tlEat r the tale IN
told ~ fhr assistant engineer. Ard
rliu> en,!etl the quest ef The converts
of the BnMnha hiiferlaud, >earcherS ct
Nisdosp III Tie name IL lie prophet
brooklyn Eagle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Marriage Licenses

WEBSTER -peATt.El William III.
Wei,ster II ieles DeAiley ~.
ssatsl Gi MaShiagfon II
toiarrtl
JnINStlN l5ADI.N NiIli Johns
sem ~. parii Baden ~. Annapolis.
SOFT gathers hip sssAeS and side
trimming axe features u the winter
abode ..M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
w. B. & A. Electro
Railroad.
MIp.CITY TERMINALS


Half Hourly Service Morning and Evenlns
Between Annapolis. Baltimore anu
washington aud Cana Mtade
Washington and Camp Meaie
pasargsgcrs change nj Naval
Academy Jnnctton-l
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West SfreetStatIon
5.1n. x5.50. go 6.5n, 80. As.iA. SO We
faau ITO a. NJ L. 20. lsO, ~ M
a4.at. x4JA go. st..0. 5.0p. So lo,-o
II.an l.. NJ.
leave Naval Academy Gate ~ minutes
cartier State liailse station lsadeh
Street aud college Avenue, Seven ~
nllnntes earlier.
Connecting at oacnton with Z. i. e
LEAVE BAI,IIM0RE
e,aa x7.a5. Sra a:.,. ln3a 1884 a. NJ.
12a5 .s5 2.asa 80, x4ui 49,. NaOl.
5:s5, do. 40, go. il.S5, I, NJ l3.S5
A. NJ
All tralns receive or liseiIar2e passengers
ut local points between Annapolis aud
Naval Academy Junction sud 1T LIN
thicuin on signal.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
n 90 200. s1a, sa.a0. Ifltm Ilud A. NJ. 1aaO
ia0 2.N0 xtA. sf.0u. asn, t.,.a. 5au
tiM, 7.0u a0, 1in1 +. NJ. 1910 4.
~ paily eNeeltt Snnday.
Local AtiFapulis to baltimore.
For tickets sud information aia,ly nj onf
city Ticket offices. Nest street station.
StIte llanHe station. College Avenue aud
lsIatlen street. turYe Hall. MARYLAND
Hotel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Olsa1 NTSI
iIarry 4. f.liingliauseti 81 II
Frederick a Melville and Herman
l.iIinglialissp

In tic ,'ircipY caur. for snnf sruadel
county M 4i7i Equity
t,r,lered This 9Th day nf lai,'siy III
tl,af glse report a;sA as9anitt g tn' AHHtoF
Iils.i this sl.4y il, tile above antitet cause
he raYiind and confirmed, nnlsss cause e.
Ills. contrary fl,rr'.nf he siaMa o. or be-
fure she
III Ep9Y or FERRt .ARN. NkNT:
pracitit.,I ,s.py ot this ..r,l... be inserted
Il, some ew.,Iapel published iil .AIivt
tr.I,.i,i soug.fy ,,itrv III ;seli &c three sue
crss.ye weeks before me 7fh ,lny ~ Frbr1i.
NM \. WOoRW AisI,. clerk.
True Cory. reSt
NM.s II. WOODWARD. ehfh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
aembsr Of The A..oel..ea rrsae

Tie Asso,.lated Press is excia
siyefY rttiti.4l 10 tire use far re-
publication ~ al H.wa credited %
II ar uat utise.M fsr eredised 10 ibis
paper ana 50 tic ieeai news pub
itsilt4! ile+aiD AL rights OF re-
put i.fttis,rI ~ ss'rttal dispatches
htrelIi are ESQ reraftrii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

She People are saving that goa
married M ferSnty iAones aIons-
He They are mistaken. loa had
quite " lot Of real estate Boston
Transcript. .aa......m ) asaalssla.;as IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
FOLEY cATRAnTIg TAB. ETs

They cause no griping or nausea.
Cleanse the bowels, sweesen the stom-
ach and benehs the liver. Never dis
appoIni.
ezrs. Eitxabefh SIaucou, s57 Sc Asasn ST..
So, Norwslk. Coan; Il cas Aonassiy szy Eesex
CaIkATtis T2hlSts are woaacgxsi.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
/ nnksd Ike get PLAYER.

T.eia. aged i've MAS WISHING n the
country. and seeing . Is"taio Ing for
lie FIRST time. she asked Mamma,
does tiEe~ play nniS
s'No. dear, replied The mother.
'sNhy d. you .ask
aEecailsr. anss Erred The. little MISC
II JUST saw one with sweater Oh.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

4 French novelty plushs initiating
monkey fur. is for fringe and borders.
1glgN funnel shaped collars are seen,
on many Of the French dresses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
For Bad Breath

Cosied Tongue. Biliousness. Sour
Siomsch. Sick Headache. Bloatins. Gas.
Constipation. 81 other result OF Indiges-
zion, no remedy is more highly recon-
mendsd than
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
HAD A Cough OVER TWO YEARS,
COULDN'T SLEEP, EAT OR WORK

gone back 10 work and feel much
better than I have for two years.
do not cough as much as did and
have just started 10 take the NTH
bottle OF Earie's Hypo-Cod.
Il recommended Earle's Hypo-
Cod because I know Il is doing FOR
me what the doctors said they could
not do. would not he without
Earle's Hypo-Cod In the house.
hope some other sufferer will try
this medicine" declared George W.
MUIR. Oocksmith). 11S Sherman
St. Lancaster. Pa
Thousands Of people realize that
colds and coughs come from a week
ened system so they set about first
stopping the cough and then they
keep right on with Earle's Hypo-
Cod and strengthen their system 50
that more coughs and colds will bs
avoided. Try H. Drop in the druf
store tonight and get a couple o
bottles OF this new modern and up
to-date tonic that thousands are us
ing. Youll be delighted how quick.
I ~ u does the work.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
E?
When does;
a Woman
too little?
giue
too Much?

Charles Haines. leaving
tor the battlefront. wavers
between the cold sweet
heart who Gives Moth
ing and the glowing one
who said he was worth
any sacrifice (and made
the sacrihoe).
A very delicate situa-
tion which confronts many
throbbing hearts is pre-
sented in "A Pond With
Weeds" by Roland PERT
wee, in d e c c m b er
HkARST'S International.
Princess and peasant. mill
lionairess and working girl
find here a common
ground of interest-for
the impulses of love arc
the same in Royal Palace
or Peasants Hut. Read
this in the December
HEARSTS international.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal
THANKSGIVING
VI. c. ROBBINS.

SO many countless blessings.
Has been ours the whole year long
rhat We should spend the entire day
In praise and in song
So let us all sttune our hearts,
In gratitude and love;
And let Us all return our thanks,
To Him who reigns above.
For He who notes the sparrows fall,
Has watched US every day;
Has each and every want supplied,
And led us on the way.
Each day to US has bread been
given.
BY a kind Fathers hand
And countless mercies have been
ours,
Throughout the entire land.
Then let US spend the day in thanks,
'Tis set apart to be-
The day in which a nation prays.
And renders thanks TO Thee.
For though unseen Thou hast been
near,
To guide us in the way.
And now we stop-and PROSTATE fall,
And give to Thee this day.
No pestilence has come to US,
No famine in our land
And peace and plenty has been ours,
And we'll we understand.
The hand that fed the multitude
And calmed the troubled sea.
Is just the hand that guided us,
And we give thanks to Thee.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

SAN FRANCISCO-Into the spot
light OF women's activities has come,
through attacks launched at the
trial OF Roscoe Arbuckle, the story
Of how a small group OF women has
grown In a single year TO a state
wide vigilance organization repre-
senting hundreds OF thousands OF
women and making itself heard and
felt in every issue involving girls.
women and moral standards.
They have become known AZ the
Women vigilantes," the first body
OF women so organized in the Unit
ed States.
Today they are directly under nre
and have become almost as direct
ly linked with the case Of Roscoe
Arbuckle as the defendant himself.
Gavin McNsb. chief counsel for
the movie comedian. has referred
10 them as "mob influence" Inter
fering with justice" and virtually
constituting the prosecution" Jur-
ors have been asked II they had
come under this mob influence"
But Mrs. Robert A. Dean, who
acts as chairman Of the "couri
committee" OF this interesting fem
mime experiment. declares that they
are studying justice" rather than
interfering" with II.
Under Observation.
She pictures her court commit
tee" as a group OF disinterested re-
porters covering" the trial with the
intention OF later making a full re-
port OF their findings TO every club
women. Justice and the courts are
not on trial. she declares; rathei
they are under critical observation
and later may be placed on trial
In brief, 1t is the intention o
/ these women TO penetrate tn
smoke screens" that lawyers ar
wont to build about certain case
and watch those things that IN
jury cannot consider because o
the complicated technicalities o
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
A Monument
to the Insect
That Ruined
III
Them

Down in Enterprise, Ala
bama. the grateful citizen
have erected an inspirin,
monument to the boz
weevil. which ruined thei
chief means of livelihood
Whyp Read Mr.. Jack
son Grows Cotton. I
December HEARST'S h
ternahonal.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

too lethargic an interest. they
thought. had been displayed.
Not "Mob Rule.
There was tendency to link the
club women with the famed vigil
antss OF early California history,
who had taken the law into their
own hands and had neglected to re-
call the institutions OF justice OF
their country
But such was not the intent Of
these women. they explained They
represented the society and club
leaders OF city. one OF the lead
crs Is DR.. Mariana Bertoia, woman
physician and social worker OF ma
tional reputation. Another Is Mrs.
W. B. Hamilton. woman OF con-
| siderable wealth.
To-day we receive thousands OF
letters regarding cases that never
come TO light" says Mrs. Dean.
Girls in trouble, Instances where
the police are tardy in taking ac-
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
SCHOOL GIRLS
IN CONFERENCE
Annual Sessions to Be Held
at Laurel December
2nd to 4th
GOOD SPEAKERS
ARE ENGAGED

The second annual conference OF
Delaware High School Girls is to
be held at Laurel over the week
md OF Dec. "a. The opening ses-
non will be held on Friday evening
and the closing will be the Sunday
afternoon vesper service.
At the request OF the girls OF
laurel. this conference will be sim
lar to the first one which was held
last year In Dover It Is for the
purpose OF helping girls to see the
interesting things there arc for
.hem TO do when they are through
High School TO see the value OF
having a purpose in life and 70
earn something OF the JOY OF stick
mg to a purpose, that these girls
are invited to come together.
The girls OF Laurel High School
have graciously invited seventy-hve
rirls from the other high schools
of the state TO be entertained in
their homes and in the homes OF
women who are friends OF the girls.
Letters have been sent 10 the prin-
spals OF all the high schools, invit-
ing from two TO five girls, according
10 the size Of the school. The cards
are to be sent 10 Miss Mary strip
hing. one OF the Laurel High School
,,eachers. who has charge OF the reg
stration OF delegates.
The program includes such speak
.rs as Or. Elizabeth Allison, Of the
National Speakers Bureau, Of the
Y. ". c. A. a professor OF economies
Al Bryn Mawr; Professor David A.
Ward. superintendent OF schools in
Wilmington: Dean Winifred Robin
son. OF the Women's College; Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Paist, president OF the
National Y. W. c. A.; Miss Esther
NJ Hawes. and Miss Joyce Gardiner
pf the East Central Field OF the Y.
". c. A. Miss Gardiner will have
charge Of the recreation Of the con-
terence.
Miss Bernice Hastings. OF the
laurel faculty is chairman OF the
music committee; Miss Marie Le-
Gates. the entertainment commit
tee. and Miss Mildred Horsey, the
committee on meetings. Miss Jean
Bright Of the department OF Home
Economics. has charge OF the ban
suet which her department viii
aerve on Saturday evening. Miss
seulah Thompson. the Laurel SEN
lor. who has been elected president
of the conference. will be toast
mistress.
Miss Mabel Krall. Field Secretary
bf the Y. W. c. A.. under whose
advice the conference is being plan
ned, hopes that the conference viii
be Of infinite value to the Higl
School girls OF the State, as we'll a.
10 those in attendance
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
1000 MEN WORK
In DYE PLANT

The statement OF yesterday that
thousand mon had been employed by
the DUPONT Chemical Works within
the past few days. was denied by
officials OF the company this morn
ing. Since the recent renewal OF
Industrial activities at tho Carney
Point and Deep Water Point Dye
Works it was said about 400 men
had been employed and that 1000
men was the total number OF em-
pioyes now working at those plants.
10 was further said this morning
that this number would be the max
imum number for the next several
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Doctors Said They Could
Not Help Him; Then He
Took Hypo-Cod; Feels
Better Now Than He
Has for Years
GAINED WEIGHT
FIRST FEW WEEKS

"I suffered with a cough for over
two years and could not sleep at
night Ny appetite had gone, lost
weight and could not work.
After going TO some OF the best
doctors and being told they could
do nothing for me, and stating I must
go TO the mountains, decided 20
give Earle's Hypo-Cod a trial. and
through its use I can eat and sleep
better. I gained three pounds in
melght In five weeks and have now
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

a meeting OF few dozen club lead
ers in a small assembly room OF a
san Francisco Office building.
The so-called Howard Street
eanster case" had brought them
together. Two girls had been sub
ject TO assault OF a half dozen or
more men. II was the sort Of
thing 70 cause women TO give thought
OF their daughters and their neigh
hors' daughters. Too much OF that
sort Of thing has been going on and
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

court procedure" They DO not
consider themselves on the defen-
sive because Of this first attack. but
take the view that the modern wo-
man. individual or organized. Is en-
titled TO know how justice behaves
when out in company.
II Arbuckie is cleared 70 our
satisfaction. we would be the frst
to congratulate him" says Ms.
Dean.
Just about year ago the "wo-
men vigilantes" came into being at
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
My Life
on Main Street

No man in all wartime
America knew more-and
talked less than our best
loved Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall
Read his autobiography,
starting in December
HEARSTS International
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Fat Folks
Get Thin
Reliable, Home
Reduction System

r-t persons. particularly thoss fruEn ~ -
- pounds above normal weight. viii be In
terested 10 learn that they might reduoe
weight and measurements while eating All
they need and while really enjoying tho
bccoming slender and healthier. Nothing
strenuous or weakening. You want this
This should be done By using Korcin
1sbules and following simple directions
Even a few dayS treatment IL likely 10
show pleasing reduction. The step should
become lighter. the nesh firmer. the skin
smoother: work seems easier and dct~dHS
pleasant. More buoysnt and ambitious frei-
Ing takes Possession Of the whole body and
mind a. supernuous fat disappears.
II you have ried various methods of fst
reduction without real benefit you may now
b. very thankful at having found a genuine
system Look and feel younreri Aim tn
live lonrer and happier Esjov he Iii
safe. rsrionsl ard he.thful. In each pkre.
there IL money-refund guarantee. Buy a
package OF konein Tabules at any busy drug
store or send 81. (moDey. check or stampsl
and receive pkre.. plain wrapper, postpaid.
ka1.in Co. NV.1S- Se.fic~ y H<- Xe<h
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

months. While business has in
creased somewhat during the past
few weeks, it will not warrant any
great increase in the working force.
the official said.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
DTMOCRATs no EAT Pig.

A pig roast and smoker will be
held az the Democratic League this
evening. A number OF prominent
party leaders from various parts Of
the State will attend
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

ton. recitations OF immoral con-
ditions IN the state.
This movement is here to stay"
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Conan DOyIe's
New Mystery
Story

The matchless creator of
Sherlock Holmes. and the
most distinguished con-
temporary authority on
spirit phenomena h a $
given Hearst's his weirdest
stoy-the battle Of a
spook and a present day
champion. r e a d the
Bully of Brocas Court. ="
In HEARSTS Interna-
honal for December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Wireless Telephone
Is Hitched to Auto
to Help Fight Fire

Hartford. Conn. has come thru
with what is believed 10 be the firSt
practical application OF the portable
wireless telephone as an aid TO fire
fighting. Chief John c. Moran. of
the Hartford fire department. In
order TO bring this about. has placed
a full. tiedgcd wireless telephone out.
III In the rear OF his Marmon tour
ing car.
In recent tests Chief Moran. sit.
ting in his Marmon "a. was able to
talk from different parts OF the
city to the central station. located
at the homo of c. u. Tuska Thru
the use cf a portable wireless telc-
phone outfit rugged up by Tuska. n
u possible 10 reach the chief BY wire
Icas in any part Of the city. notifying
him at once of fire or any other
urgent call. While the details have
not been perfected. arrangements
are being made for a sending out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
AUTOS CHEAPER.
Than RAILROADS
Travel Cost Less Per Mile,
SAYS Davis Co. Man

Last year the motor cars OF
America Travelled 90 billion miles at
cost OF eight billion dollars. or ga
cents mile per passenger. The
present cost of transportation by
rail is ass cents n mile. including
tax. Motor car transportation II.
therefore. cheaper than Transports
ton by rail"
SO argues Walter c. Davis. sccre'
tary and sales manager OF The Davis
Motor Car company.
Els II any wonder that the number
OF automobiles I'm America has so
vastly increased" asks Mr.. Walter
c. Davis. secretary and sales man
ager OF the Davis Motor Car CO.,
when the motor car In a peculiarly
direct and personal way supplies
millions OF persons with swift. cheap.
convenient, reliable and comfortable
transportation?
I'VE have heard lots OF talk re.
Gently about the isaturation point in
motor cars. that peculiar place VIC
are liable TO reach when there will
be no more motor cars needed. There
ISN'T any saturation point. when the
motor car is supplying the cheapest
transportation we havei Tho more
motor cars there are. the moro cheap
transportation Motor cars are ma
tionai economy. Transportation is
one thing the American people can
not do without. We have the larg
est and most complete system of
railroads In the world. and we have
more motor cars than all the rest of
the world put together