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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-03
GOOD ROOFS

Good roofs and roofing can only
be had from 4 reliable roofing com
pany. Our prices are the lowest
and our roofs have stood the test
Ask US for samples and prices Our
roofs are guaranteed. Davenport
Roofing company. Telephone 993
advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-03
Must be capable, experienced and able
to furnish excellent references

ready have these qualities. Furthermore, they
must be able to learn our stock IN very short
time and they must be willing to work at top
speed during their entire stay here. The nature
of the event planning is such that all
saleswomen will be kept continuously busy
from the time the store opens il the morning
until it closes in the evening.
We cannot explain further details at this
time, except to say that these women will be
needed from Wednesday, September !, until
Saturday, September II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-03

Any person engaged for this work must be
able to prove by her past performances and by
recommendations from previous employers
that she is thoroughly experienced and thor
oughly capable, She must be of good appear
ance, willing to work at top speed, and caPa-
BILE of selling the highest class of merchandise
obtainable.
There is no time to teach inexperienced
girls or girls not accustomed to selling high
grade merchandise and waiting on the highest
class trade. The women we employ must al
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-03
ONLY so CENTS

On afternoon excursion TO Nus
catine on the steamer G. w. Hill,
Sunday. Sept L. Leaves Davenport
2:30 p m, Rock Island p. m,
Returns home 1920 p. m.-(Adver-
tisement)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
DO YOU CATCH
COLD EASILY
HOW TO AVOID 1T

Colds are due TO germs. No one can
prevent the germs from getting into
your nose and throat. But you can help
keep plenty Of strong, vigorous, "anti-
bodies" in your blood to fight and Kill
off thenasty ''cold germs before they
do you any harm.
! To develop these germ destroying anti
bodies properly, you must have plenty ofpnre
rich. red blood and strong, vigorous constitu-
ton fact this is the best preventative against
almost any disease
lfyou are weak. nervous or run down, or sub
ject to colds take no chances. One day you may
develop serious throat, bronchial or lung trouble
or perhaps pneumonia and you may go off Ikea
shot. Therefore commence TO enrich your blood
and fortify yourself against "disease germs to-
, day To build more and better blood and make
stronger nerves, there Is nothing superior to
MINATED IRON as it contains organic iron
like the iron in your blood combined with pro-
duct representing the principal chemical consti-
tuent ofactive living nerve force for feeding the
nerves. aNuxated Iron may therefore be said to
he both blood and nerve food II often In
creases the bodily and mental yigor, strength
and endurance in two weeks time.
Over 100000 people are using 1t annually. 1t
hasbeen hghlyendorscd by former United States
Senators U. S. Army Generals many physicians
and prominent men, Even the Pope at Rome
/ mentioned II favorably in a communication to
the Proprietor of the Pharmacy Nornale ofParis.
i, Satisfaction guaranteed or the manufacturers
I will refund your money. Beware ofsubstitutes.
Look for the word MINATED on every pack
are and the letters n. |. on every tablet. Sold
ht,n air r,tDvcfq
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
NORTH poWNAL


A. w. varneg was at the Graded
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tatro motored
to Albany Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Stewart of Ben
rnrton we're guests at Albert Deans
Sunday.
Mss Regina Therrien Of Troy was
a guest OF her ster, Mrs. Edward
Tatro Sunday.
Miss Belle Babson of Bennington
was a guest of her sister, Mrs A!ise
Hamer over Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Tiff and daughters of
Petersburg. were guests Of Mrs.
David Wilson Sunday,
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church viii serve harvest supper,
Thursday evening, Oct 20, from to
. O'clock On the menu there will he
chicken pie, pumpkin pie and other
good things.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fresh made chocolate modox SOC
H. at Kandyland. 36t2
Larry Semon in THE Bell Hop"
Halte Theatre tomorrows
Coming-"What Every Woman
Knows" to the Opera house.
John Ketching of Cambridge Mass,
is in town for a few days on business
Take home basket Of Catawba
grapes from Petras' Market. 424 Main
street.
Miss Clara Goodrich of Vergennes
Is the gue.t of Mir. and airs, VI liam
II Wills.
Regular communication Of Mt An
thony Lodge No. 10 f. & A. NJ. tonight
at 1889.
Dancing at High school hall Wed
nesday night at 10 o'clock. Admis
sion, Doe
Mrs. Charles e. Welles of Old Ben
nington will close her home for the
season this week,
Morris Levin has returned to Spring
field, after spending a few days in
town on business
Special, special, special. Wallace
Reid in Too Much Speed" Read the
adj Harte Theatre today
There will be special meeting Of
A,,,n
thursday at 1880 y. m
| Specal special! special Wallace
Reid in TOO Much Speed Read
the ad Harte Theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Horn and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Horn motored on
Monday to Troy and Albany.
Call 576-W, and ask us to deliver
you peck of good canning pears for
75c Petras Market Main street,
Miss Nab Barber returned Sunday
from Paris where she has been at
tending school for the past year
Mrs. w. r Morgan. Miss Isabel
Tomlinson and Mrs. Leroy Macomber
have returned from visit at Seneca
Falls, N Y.
VIII the Baptist ladieg who have
articles for the missionary barrel and
the White Cross box, please leave
them at the church Thursday after
noon or evening?
Tomorrow Will be the principal day
of telephone week at the local ex.
change when subscribers and other
interested persons are invited to call
and observe the working Of modern
telephone outfit.
Mrs. Aaron Levin and daughter Ma
tale June have returned to their
home in Springfield after visit OF
few weeks. with Mrs. Leyln's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan LEVIN
Attorney John v. S, d Merrill who
has been at the home of his niece
Mrs. Charles Welles since early July
has taken rooms at Mrs. Z. l.. Mich
OILS, where he W II remain for the win
ter
The seventh Vermont conference Of
, social work will be held in Rutland
! October 10 and 90 The sessions viii
be held at the community parish
house and the program is composed
of papers and addresses, with discus
ons by men and women prominently
ilentited with state institutions. Miss
Florence l. Mosher Of North Benn ne
ton is member Of the executive com
mittee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
liner q 81 Relnemhered.

Anger blows out the lamp Of The
mind IN the examination ~ great
and important questions Everyone
shond he serene sloly pulsed ANA
calm. Il. G. lng,lsou.F
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
sAAFTseuRY

Auction OF household goods at Cor.
mer residence of James K Batcheller
in Arlington, Wednesday, October
19, 10 a M, or the following p'easant
day See posters for a.tlelcs en-
sac. 9it3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
franklin on rhrIft

A man may, If he Knows nol how
10 SAVE rs he gets keep his unsc 10
the grindstdie al his HE AMI dic
not worth groat a last Hcuianln
Franklin
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
For noolseas..

Pint rev drops Of oil Of lavender
Ia the bookcase " YOU intend clos
ing the house for SOME Time. aud
the hooks will mol he mnsty when YOU
ra;ul'u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
7177777
Too Much for Music Lovers.

.5ad Tunsns SAYS whit broke up tea
singing society was tlie threat ofge 30
richest man Ia town 10 foreelose mot.
cages unless his daughter was 10
leading soprano
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-18
Cement for china.

Delicate china may be mended by
using The following cement mix rice
-four with cold water and allow 1t to
simmer over fire nniil Il becomes
THICK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
WILL OCCUPY NEW HO,U The Auto ShOW Would BE
HOME AT TER SHOW If Run Like q Country Fair


Jhnr' ut' ivu reactions ih'' f't'
place. when One person and ono auto.
mobile sho" 1r" carefully wlN'd
Either the p'iaDu goes nom" 'uI
pufF now varu,rH % U''r uIH "0d
cor or lt" ru'H tu iu" old uuut 1ud
draws out cu"uFn washer" 'H ll.
for now '"t Th,f" w u' wida I'
course 's'rp' for thr ituIl"r "l Ih'
ah' w nan Iui hU drives l'"lI"
Royce.
Tpls BOD. .ra 10 .houId l, Tint r
,,p.,f automobile shows ar, fm FOO
make th, old ear. or ,h. uupul I.r
loosen up
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
NOT PRE-IGNITION
CAUSING KNOCK
Theory of Carbon Effects
Discussed BY Many
Engineers.

10 i- common suppustiuu that
o. motor which is heavily C.ogRcd
up with carbon knocks because %
proiEuitos. Also that such prcig-
milton ls caused by PARTICLES of the
carbon remaining incaudcscont and
so setting fire to the new charge
when it B., only partly compressed
%uW the knock D. not really due to
pIcignitlou at am in most cases but
Is caused by the combustion taking
place much more rapidly than nor
NAL for the very simple reason that
the carbon raises the compression
pressure. ana the violence of the
combustion ~ comprc. >-d charge ~
air and gasoline increases very
rapidly as compression increases.
Compression y ossIrcs often are
quoted iu pounds per square inch.
but this means nothing unless tho
speed az which the motor rs ruv
ming Is given. owing to valve tim 70
ing and 10 tho resistance of the
mauifulGa tu the passage of gas the
actual compression varies with the
motor speed usually reaching q
maximum somewhere around 200
to- 1900 revolutions per minute.
Thus engineers have adopted tho
more sctCufific plan uf naming com
preston boy "a ratio instead OF a
number OF pounds. Assume a mo-
tor with displacement of sixty
vuh,, inches TO each cylinder. THAT
Is an engine iu whicu each piston
on It's dpWustrpkc would draw In
sixty cubic inches uf gas IL the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Hopkins Has 'em;
Three Red Heads
and No Fights

Mr., Motorist. are you really ~
keen an observer as you would
have yourself belicve7 If YOU real
Is are, answer this question. what
business in the automotivc Industry
In Tulsa has 100 per cent rodheaded
office force" There IL one, OF
course and even though you visit
this place quite often, you haven't
noticed this coincidence.
70 relieve your curiosity we VIII
tell you that the place OF business Is
tho Hopkins Motor supply and the
"sorrcl-top" trio are Elmer Black,
otherwise known as Red, T. q.
Love. alias Reddcr aud r. w. Hop
kins. nicknamod Roddcst Mr..
BLACK IL the assistant to Mr.. Hop
kins, the manager and owner, IN tho
store and Mr.. Love Is the city snlcs-
man.
ono would think that with such
an assembly of rcdhcads working
together there would he many an
gumeut, wordy and otherwise, hut
such Is not the case. Never was
there "A more amicablo office force
or one whore there was more team
work. Hopkins Has IT, Is the
slogan OF the firm, hut this slogan
could very well he added, Hopkins
Has En-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

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This man profess "u"I Iin" 'h'
Hul,7 ui hs ptJrui t'Alh'i Nhn'N 10
the crown ~ hH brown d't 10y.
knows 10" public ana "hni Find "'
ltr'""thH can ,'k'' r"'"''n'"''
Furthermore. h' 'urh'' 'hI,','
arab corner vat" o. 'phns"' N"r
show The Er"aS' d"'Hn l""k lh'
grease amy moro '' l'''' 81 ""'
W1l' uH nearly '" "'b az u "'n '.'
tur'.
w. tpufuo, ou Go th' next booth,
Nhru. there il a rutuud person ln
charge OF 10 spar. ping game. There
Iu mo- effort uI ,uu,oilmcut. nothing
fI|ItINI tNNt'I. INItlff.t Co. IIl'.I' o. I 90 I'''.
nf shark .puga stuck into wooden
Nrrtr, right uut iu plain sight Thcv
.r. mot doiup anything ~ all; just
sticking ur quiet and durilc
Would uu old ,imor educated IN
the county flr school pat over r.
upitl plug show Ike that II is 90
be- ,mphaticuIlv doubted Let MS see
inst what Kind uf nn OUTFIT the pro-
+ f,ssiunal would arrange for our
dcloctstlpu
Ito would have the booth entirely
drnp,d iu rich red velvet 4 table
would bo iu front drapod with the
snmc material. and ON the apron oi
IL would bc embroidered u great
gold question mark. That iB all the
eve would see except the proprietor
hlmprlf Not "a spark plug. not Il
bonl,Ict in sight.
We ppproach the myAtcriuus look
Ing booth
"Sh " saya tho black eyed mar
waving a hand like "A soothsaycr
"Stcp closer. but gently Now | an
about tn show YOU the greatest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

mon. have them wrapped IN sealed
packages ~ four ak. eight ana
twelve Nnd the infnitosimal charge
N two amali dollars each. think ~
U Don't crowd. please. There
enough Tor every man, woman an l
nhIld'
Ia another section Of tho building
fy, come upon the cars themselves IN
tempting array shining like applcs
.u front of n fruit store. There are
yuriuus casual representative about.
dressed ns wcil az william Courtney
ever dared 10 dress They hiy" man
nsrs. on" even lnOks NJ To- see II hc
iq not standing iu tho Harvard yard
instead OF this Temple of Gasoline.
After you have done everything
but climb into car and driven IL
away. one of these rcprescntativoa
approaches ana asks f"ho srnny be-
of sorsl,c' lie ~ service station
man. so it seems. and not sales.
man. Ne begins to speak In Ia, mos
admirable mannor. iIig voice is
quiet and smooth running. lie
do.rn't knock nor docs he heat w.
Should you mention any other stIiin
Of car than the one lac lives for. ne
never oven raises an eyebrow. All
automobiles are good hc doesn't I
nate any Of 'cm.
Uut an II we could remove this
quiet salesman and substitute one oi
our old friends who is a specialist
lu marking 'em up
The first thing this man would Do
,Or course, he has q black mustachc
with vaV"d cndsl would be- tn die.
tribute toy balloons and flags all
over the spac" over whirh he pre-
F Led. L.. d. t.t.a
w"ll wrapped in hunting placed IN
front Meet Nlr. Barker ~ the SHY.
ruckc' Six. ~ he bangs on tho gun
wal" of his box
Wow Come a-running, men and
women. Rally round. Friends. I an
7 about to Introduce an article td,l
sat article no. not an artiClc) but
/ u mechanical wonder Evcryhodl
from the rock hound coast OF Maine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Evans-Howard Company
Will Move to Their New
Quarters Immediately

The now homo of ih, Evans.
Howard Motor COMPANY in which
The auto show i4 hoiug held thI"
year viii be- occupied hv tho inm aH
soon ia tho show b. over. according
tu Evans. This hulldinH is h' iHr ih"
finest iu thc Ciit devoted tu the Hil'
and care OF automobiles For thiH
reason the automobile d"tl,rH ana
urupIc OF TuiH. .ttciNhOdy iu.
t,rc.tod boo tho welfare uf the indus.
try are fortunate u hnNluE hy tho
generosity Of the Evans Howard
company thi- building at the dis.
poail of the uutomohil" association
fpT the show this year.
This structure has frontage ~
loo feet ON lilriu ana Itp feet ON
Fourth stree. two stories and ,uu
aims 2A.uUO square f,rt Of ilIur
spare making it ono or the lnrg 10
uuuIitnra in thu southwest dcvu,ru
TO nutomotivcs Tho firat floor VII
consist of automobile and tire utlvs
rooms. offices ana ladies' rest room
.Jcatcd on the Hlgin front and ruuu.
ui'f of the Fourth street front The
balance Of the ,tr4t floor viii bo de-.
,.t,d tn double Wush riyks solid
~ e. prugs and emergency sorv
Tee. Tho second floor VIII
house the shop, which viii ho of
tho most modern typo, equipped
with elaborate poWrI machinery. IN
addition the upper floor VIII contain
stock room, battery rturup" STATION,
Aulouuizing plant and roBorNe stur-
age THIS viii bo daylight shop -
metal aud glass windows being used
These windows cNtcud 'umplctcN
around tho structur" on all foui
sides.
a deep well has been drilled ~
the premises and 2,1OO gallons pl
water per day ~ available for uSc ~
every dcuartm"ut This water VII
bc carried all over the building 10y
a. compression system. Fresh, pure
water viii be- used for All car wash
Ing, for drinking purposcs, In TN
1aVaturirs In the shower and iockoi
rooms on the second floor etc. Hot
water will hc available FOR car wash
ing and showers the year round.
This building aud its site repre-
scnts a tOtil iuvrstmvnt ui oNoi
SI25.OOO. and while II may seen
strange to many of our friends said
Mr. Evans that We should leave
sixth and Main" after the mann
years tenancy at that location, ",
lttl llht tlt llhNN VIII NbiN ~
hardship upon our patrons, mas
much ~ Fourth and Elgin lS th'
same distance from the heart of the
business section as IN sixth and Main
and we viii have the added advan
tagc tand the patron will have IN,
advantage alsu) of the increased
room and tho building refinement
that are possible TO obtain In q
brand new building"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Ioull Not HIVE Car.

In Oregon, followers of now old
religious cult, the Apostolic Faith
have printing presses. motor cars
motor trucks and an airplanc, Tnh
last Ia called the SKY Pilot, and has
the cross and the crown painted IN
the under surfaces of its planes
writes Edward liuugorfu.l In
Harppr's recently. Literally II car
rlcs tho gospel TO the far corners "t
oregon: the dominic is war g'ad-
uatc aviator aud speaks with the
force which comes from real eS-
pcricnco,
II IL n long cry--and long nine
teen hundred years from Christ
and His disciples toiling across the
sands Of Judoa ia the dominic OF
the Apostolic Faith hitting MP his
Curtiss at ninety miles an hour Vet
we do think that old saul of T1rHuS
would have loved a pcllaviland ionr
md that CVcn the gentle John would
have seen "A certain spiritual aspect
in twelvc-Cylindor motor ear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

valves. etc. allowed. such a cylin-
der would need a combustion space
above the top position OF the p's on
of about twenty cubic inches II
10 had this amount then the com
preston ratio would be four to- one.
This Is figured because 60 plus 90
IS eighty That IL, the ii placement
oL he piston plus the volume Of the
combustion space IN four times that
of the combustion space alone.
Ratios used In practice vary from
four TO ono up to five ~ one and
some racing car engines have used
ratios az high as six To one.
Now what ia the effect Of a good
coating OF carbon.
\ motor with - sixty Cubic inch
displacement might well he four
inch bore. Then tho head OF tho
piston would have an area Of just
over twelve square inches The head
Of the cylinder would bc about tho
same and the area of the vertical
part Of the bore above tho top Of
/ the piston plus valve chambers
would be about fifteen squaro inches.
lu other words, our combustion
spaCe with it's volume Of twenty
cubic Inches to each cylinder. Thi;
area of about 80 square inches
suppose there was layer of car
bon sixteenth OF an inch thick
over all this area. thcn the vol
umc Of carbon In the combustion
space would he two and a half cubic
inches. leaving the combustion space
eighteen and one-half cubic inches
instead Of twenty and raising the
compression ratio from -four 20 one
up to four and quarter To one.
suppose the original compression
! had been higher, and many modern
motors are close To five to one, th"n
the volume Of carbon would eth
. be much the same and its effect
. therefore much greater.
Actually, a motor designed for a
ratio of four and onc-half to one can
be turned into five to one by quito
an ordinary thickness OF deposit
Now four and "A half to one ratio
with a we'll designed motor should
at the most suitable speed give an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

one common cause OF cngin,
oNorhcntiug is the poor operating
condition of tho fan, duo 20 the belt
driving it being too loose ana slip
pins on the pplloys, thus driving IN"
tan at "A much lower speed than is
intended. Most engines have pro-
vision for adjusting the belt tension
10y setting the fan shaft slightly
higher, which lcngthens the dis.
'ancc between pulley Couters and
1AAcs up the belt slack. Sometimes
the belt Is badly soaked with oil or
coated with grease to such an oN-
tent that abnormal slipping cannot
Ice prevented. such belt should
ho cleaned Thore should, Of course,
uc slight suppagc of tho belt, be
cause one which is too tight will bc
subject To- undue wear, but there
ia a happy medium tension which
common sense viii dictate,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

tu th, sunkiss,d slopes of california
has hoard of the famous Skyruckct
Siv th, most wonderful tutumohV"
CONVEYANCE the world has ever
known. But have they all seen 1t
40 And why not Why? B'rous"
the Skyrpckot travels sp fast nobody
can see IT, The SkyrJckct is qu,ckor
than the eye.
but this evening. ladies and
gentlemen. am going to permit ono
and All tp so,, yes TO actually touch
this famous car. For tonight only
there will be- mo- admission charge.
Il VIII bc absolutely free. Everybody
can avail themselves OF tht7 golden
opportuuitN
"Now. ladies and gentlemen. Kind
iy form line at the right and pass
IN sinri" Nlc through this gate. DO
not gaze too long, ! beg of you. as
thousands want tu'sCc. Don't crowd
Whilo the limo IS passing Madame
Dolores be taThUuu,. tho world
famous prima donna of Detroit Will
favor us with rcuditions Of her ar.
Madame De Carborno. Wow
Probably the perpetrators of tho
various automobile shows do not
realize the unja2llike condition Of
their annual offerings or perhaps
they are too bashful to spring my
thing 50 old that il would bc new
Meanwhile the show gocr Waudors
hclplcssly around tho exhibitions.
gaping at silver plated chassis ana
cut glass transmissions.
lie misses something lie may not
know just what the ingredient u.
| that makes the shows wohblc along
| on three cylinders Tor him. but he
! L.. Ia. "a I..t D. a.
| cheated. His pink lemonade is short
Life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Headed For the Zoo.

Four horses yet dwell In Woodland
The east ur y olo county, adjoining
sacramento. These are used Tor de
livery purposes, milk wagon,
huudrv bus. cNprcss wagon and
vegetable wagon being the horse
drawn equipment OF the city
Tho fire department and all oth 'r
businesses are motorized.