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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-28
FORD TAXI CO.
PHONE 224
CHEAPEST TAXI IN CITY
City Trips, 25c per Person
At L. & N. Passenger Depot.
Boys and Girls!

We have arranged to take the entire
output of q manufacturer Of a high grade
line OF Sporting Goods-our prices ara
rock bottom, no middleman or retail
profit.
Foot Balls-Rugby regulation size, with
guaranteed hand made bladder. So.
Soccer Balls and Punching Ba0s with
guaranteed hand made bladder 81 each.
". NICHOLSON a CO., Rubber sundrIes
~ Akron Savings a Loan Hidc..
AKRON, OHIO.
AGENTS WANTED-Theso balls win re-
tail Tor $40 each. sell your friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
I'VE UP A. A. A. PLAN OF
HANDLING INSURANCE
:" managers Approve of Action at
Meeting Held Recently in
Detroit

me or The results ofstho'reccnt ma
MAJ meeting of automobile clubs
I'm all over ~. United States anil
cd with tho American Automobile
sociauon was the announcement
~ the plan for handling insurance
national basis had been rclin-
irhed. The announcement came in
mai session of the club secro :
ics. managers and presidents. and
s made on behalf OF prcsidcn,
EN- by William MctZger. director
inc Detroit Automobile Club. The
cision met the spontaneous Rp-
oval or the club representatives.
Diehi was compelled to leave
't-oit before the national meeting
journcJ.
Mr Metzger explained that tho
cis'on was reached in Detroit, and
nj IL came as q result OF invcstiga-
pa by President Dichl and the com
ttoc OF the a. a. 4. on insurance.
w'la found. he asserted. that the
Mailer clubs, Of which there were
vcrai hundred. did not approve OF
plan. and that several of the
rger clubs. including two in Chi
go. already had established sue
ssful Insurance departments and
not need the a. A. As aid.
IL was also evident that, owing 10
|nnict!ng laws In the several States.
general campaign would be ncces-
|ry to establish n uniform national
surance department such rs was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
u HOURS REQUIRED TO
PL0W UNDER 1856 ACRES
Five Fordson Tractors Used
and 488 Gallons of Kero.
sene Consumed

one hundred and cighty-Rve acres
OF ground were plowed under in
seventy-two hours. by five Pordson
tractors. which used 4Ss gallons OF
kerosene and forty-cight and one
half gallons Of motor oil. at the dc :
monstration. held On Governor
MnnnuE's plantation. near Bishop
vile. s. C.. November 2i-23. in which
the Universal Motor Company. Inc.
OF this city co-opcratcd with tn.
Ford Motor Company Of Charlotte.
\. c.. and the local dealers around
Bishopville.
The demonstration proved sue
cess In every way. The cost of fuel
and oil per acre was about 60 cents.
The manager OF the plantation laid
OFT seventy-hve acres OF ground, and
expressed tho opinion that the acre
age would be sufficient for the
seventy-two hours work. The amount
plowed. 16b acres. exceeded his guess
by more than 100 per cent.
Former Governor Manning was in
attendance one entire day during the
demonstration and large crowd OF
farmers attended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
lSED CARS OFFER BIC
BUYING OPPORTUNITY
Pillar Now Buys More Value in Autos
Than Ever

With the dollar buying moro auto
pbilc value In used cara than ever
fore in the history OF the industry
Id the market we'll supplied with
re and tempting bargains. the pros
ctive purchaser will undoubtedly
elcomc a few words OF advise on
pw to select used car.
There are Just few facts for the
otorist to remember IL he is to take
II advantages OF the extraordinary
lying opportunities the used car
arket now Affords says Harry NJ
ewett. president OF the Paigc-Dc.
oft Motor Car Company. while
Is generally known that now Is
be time TO buy used ears because
ie values offered are the greatest
yer known. thanks 10 prewar condi-
ons and price rcadjuEtments. vet
appointment will result unless the
Sirchascr remembers three things
FIRST. the ear selected must be one
Eade by reputable manufacturer
Those product can he relied on. II
bust be a good car in its class. Sec.
lad. the condition OF the car mus,
|e known. The purchaser must be-
|tre OF what he is buying and whether
! will operate. Third. ana perhaps
Phc mos, important OF all, he mus,
by Of reputable dealer, who has
reputation tn guard and protect
fho will be in business tomorrow
is well rs today and whose guarantee
II satisfaction means something.
"The same common sense rules ot
economies apply to the purchase OF
used as To new car. In other
fords one must consider first cost,
perating cost and maintenance cost:
nd unless the purchaser knows hi,
|ealer he is likely to fall down on
III three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
EW ROYAL inner TUBE
PLACED ON THE MARKET
nted States Tire Company
Announces Many Interest
ing Features.

new inner tube has been placed
tho market by the United state.
company. and has been named
royal Tube. placing II on the
~ PuaIity Lowell as the ROYAL cord
~ making use OF n principle no,
o,ofore applied TO tube manufac-
some UNUSUAL qualities have
developed in tho tube. One OF
outstanding features In that age
very little effect on the uuatf1y
mo rubber and ordinary heat viii
/ injure II.
fhotner unique characteristic Is
INJURIES duo to pucturc and blow
"re greatly restricted and vel
[n extend beyond the area of In
y to the casing.
urthcr. tho INFLAMMATION OF re-
RS mas no weakening effect on the
accent tube wall. II has been y
wen known to tire repair men
r. me rubber at such points is like
W NC weak after repair has been
ca nized.
hhother Interesting quality of the
.uoc ~ That 1t acquires no perm
F"' stretch" II will TT back into
casing without wrinkling even
,u6h IL has been used for a con-
cradle period.
ne new tube has becn carefully
Li ana the test reports show that
single fault developed in any
pc throughout the entire testing
riod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

The liupp Motor Car Corporation.
OF Detroit. Mich. through it's Eastern
district representative. George NJ
Howard. announces that in the re-
alignment of their territory that the
Anderton Automobile Company, Inc.
VIII assume the distribution of Hup-
mobiles for practically the entire
State OF Virginia.
The Andcrton Automobile Company,
through the efforts of It's president,
r.. c. Anderton. has deserved thIy rec
oehiiioh OF It's worth and growth dur
ing the past few years. and will place
Mchmond In the position o. being one
OF its largest distribution points of
hupfnobhes. The contract allotment
for the year 1922 will be 500 Hupmo-
bilcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
DOUBLE PRODUCTION
OF JORDAN FACTORY

Announcement OF tho new Jordan
lar, including new and exclusive
Rotor at lower price. has resulted
IN doubling the production of the
jordan factory at the season of the
ear when production usually falls
m
The Jordan Company is regulating
Production in accordance with sales
|eported week by week by distribu
OTIS. The production for October and
Fovemher will exceed by 30 per cent
|he total production of the third
quarter OF the year.
Confirmed orders from distributors
Indicate that the production for the
fourth quarter will be about twice
hat of the third quarter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
SEDAN OF NEW SERIES
WINS FAVOR OF WOMEN
Maxwell Produc, Has Every
Convenience for Comfort
of Passengers.

The sedan Of the new series Of the
good Maxwell now being shown by
Aisop Motor Corporation lis attract
Ing much attention from women.
Mechanically. the Sedan is. o.
course. the same az the other cars
Of the new series. but its extreme
beauty and the thoughifulncss for
the conveniehcc and comfort Of the
passengers which is exhibited in tho
details of furnishings and fittings
make II stand out
Tho upholstery in gray broadcloth
tho tone being very high and digni
fed, and q heavy wool Garnet cnxers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
ANNOUNCE REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF TAXICABS
Yellow Cab Manufacturing Componv
Puts S4O0 Cut Into

CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. a.-The Vol.
low Cab Manufacturing Compan,
has announced n radical chance ir
the price OF their taxicabs. affective
January J. 1922. The net reduction
IL from $4,000 to $4,000 for Iarc,
Meet orders. Prices on extra couip.
cent have also been reduced. and I'm
number Of cases extras which have
heretofore been charged for are now
furnished as standard equipment.
mo reduction lis due to increased
volume OF business and facilities for
reducing more cabs. The change in
price comes. according to r. II. Gey-
ser, general manager. despite the
TACT that the Yellow Cab factory Is
running to full capacity. and orders
are now booked for production until
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Transport Service Demand In.,,,...

The increase In auto,nobII.1, n. , .
index OF growing demand for/trans-
portation rather than sign Of
withdrawal of business from rail
lines, according to Philip II. War
ron. OF stone G. Webster. spcakinr
before convention OF investment
bankers In New Orleans. Riding in
street railway cars is much heavier
per capita today than it was five
than fifteen years ago. Indicating
that demand for all kinds OF travel
facilities liz increasing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

tho floors OF both compartments.
Ihcre Is also carpet covered foot
rest In tho rear compartment.
There IL plenty OF room In both
compartments, and the seats are ex-
ceedingly comfortable. Tho windows
are operated by crank and tho back
and rear side windows arc mounted
In rubber cushions TO mako absolute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
SOLD sooo.ooo worth of Goods.

Frcu =. MANN. President OF the
North Dakota Retail Merchants AS
sociatlon. gives automobiles the
credit when he writes to the "Coun-
try Gentleman" that his store I'm
Devils Lake. North Dakota, sold
1850. 600 worth of goods last year.
"Eighty-flve per cent OF our trade is
with farmers. Many Of them drive
regularly twenty to thirty miles 10
trade with US. and several hundred
OF our best customers live over NIFTY
miles away"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
FIVE

surely, the right front door having
Yale lcck on the outside.
Inc driving compartment is COM
Portable. the driving mechanism all
oeing placed to make driving easy.
Women Will especially appreciate the
ease with which the clutch works, a
mere touch being sufficient to dia-
engage ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Garry $4,000. 400 Passenger. YEARLY

Four hundrcd and twenty thousa nd
automobiles in Canada covered road
mileage in 1920 which exceeded L.
$50. 100000 and registered pas
scnger mileage OF not less than
s,a2G.000.000. The steam and electric
railroads of the Dominion combined
carried but 629.12l.000. according TO
$. i. Squire, Of the Canadian Good
Roads Association. as quoted in
Canadian Motorist. The number OF
passengers carried rs 25z.G0o.o00 an
nualIY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
lack OF rattle certain.

lack OF rattle certain.
The Windshield Is unique In that II
liz hinged top and bottom. opening
at tho middle only. This affords COM
niete ventilation. but makes certain
that there can DO no drip OF rain
under the windshield.
Small buttons on the interior door
handles lock three doors quickly and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
MAXWELL EXHIBIT
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Touring Car, Roadster, Sedan and
Four-fassrngcr Coupe Are
shown,

inc new series Of the good Max
Wen now on exhibition at tho Alison
Motor Corporation consists OF the
touring car. roadster. sedan and
fonr passenger coupe. They arc at
tracing "a great deal of atto,,Ion
among motorists. F,
Mo'orists who have had difficulty
with the lights in their side curtains
breaking through folding and roll.
ing VIII be pleased with a new idea
In the new series good Maxwell tour
Ing cars. A large pocket covered
win neat hitting leather flap Is
PROVIDED In the rear OF the front
seat into which the curtains Mt with
their rods without folding the lights.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
NC-4 TRANSOCEAN
PLANE MAY COME
HERE AS TROPHY
Air Craft and War Relics
For Exhibition Under
Congressional Acts.

From the Senate Military Affairs
Committee yesterday Senator wads-
worth. of New York, favorably re-
ported the bill authorizing the Sec
retary of War to turn over to the
National Museum captured cannon,
trucks, gas lighting equipment, and
other trophies of the war. together
with specimens of the equipment of
the American fighting men and
those OF France, England and other
allies, for a complete war exhibit
Most of the articles have already
been installed at the National Mu-
scum.
Apportionment of other trophies
among States according to their
representation in the war, which
would have included the District of
Columbia, has been indefinitely held
up by the Senate and House con-
ferees because of a disagreement.
A bill which recently passed the
House provided for this apportion-
ment at the hands of members of
Conafess, while the Senate In its
passage of the bill favored their
distribution by governors of the
respective States and the District
Commissioners. 1t is not believed
likely that this apportionment will
be authorized at the present ses-
sion of Congress.
The bill which was reported by
Senator Wadsworth yesterday also
authorizes the Secretary of War
to dispose of certain colors. stand
ards and guidons of the demobiIized
organizations OF the United States
army. Most of these would be re-
linquished to the States which the
various organizations represented
it is Understood. the War Depart
ment retaining title to them.
Representative Butler, of Penn
sylvania. chairman of the House
Naval Affairs Committee introduced
in the House yesterday a bill pro-
viding for the transfer to the
Smithsonian Institution of the NC-4,
the naval seaplane which made the
transatlantic fight.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Two Airplane Carriers in Lieu of l9
Vessels is Proposed by Admiral
Coontz After House Leaders Talk

The construction OF two airplane
carriers in place of nineteen vessels
provided for in the 1916 program
upon which construction has not
been begun was proposed by Ad-
miral Coontz, chief of naval opera
tions, following the appearance of
Representative MondeII. the Repub-
Iican leader OF the House. The pro-
posal of Admiral Coontz was in line
with statements made by Repre-
sentative Mondell, pointing out that
money was being spent for "con-
struction largely of a character
sharply challenged as to its value
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human Svstem

Did you ever stop to consider
what a tremendous task is placed
upon your human system every
day? The most efficient piece OF
machinery in all the world is not
expected to stand the strain that
is placed on your body
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
of your body. This is being rap
idly consumed alter being turned
into energy and strength that
keeps your system performing its
various functions.
What are you doing to replace
this drain upon your system?
Every day there is certain
amount Of wear and tear that must
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
SOLONS CONFER
ON DC. FUND BILL
Many Disputed Items Passed
Over for Action
Later.

Conferees on the District appro-
priations bill began work yester-
day afternoon at their first meeting,
held in the Senate Appropriations
Committee rooms with Senator Cur
tbs, of Kansas, presiding.
The bill, which was cut down
from more than $4,000, 600 to $1s,-
900, 900 in passing the House and
carries about $22, 1000. 900 as It pass
ed the Senate, provides for the ex-
penses of the local government
during the fiscal year beginning
June 3, next.
Many disputed items have already
teen passed over in the first dis
cussions of the conferees, and al
though a large number of pages
were turned in the voluminous doc
ument during the short meeting.
practically no progress has been
made as the items under dispute
will have to be required to when
the reading is completed. The con-
ferees will meet again at 1880
o'clock this morning.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08


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a hne blood tonis and system
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

by the best naval experts Of the
world"
Without an international agree
ment on disarmament, bankruptcy
faces the countries of the world.
mondell declared. Playing the an
nounced proposals of the executive
end of the government for tre-
mendous army an "incomparably
the greatest navy in the world" the
Republican leader declared vigor-
orously for IAN effort to secure an
International agreement for the Inn
itaton Of war establishments on
land and sea and a ourtallment and
limitation Of expenditures for thesse
purposes"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Plan Memorial for
First Virginia Pastor

HARRISONBURG. Va, Feb. l.
Plans are under way for the erec-
tion Of a monument to Rev. John
Hindman. a Presbyterian minister.
who, records reveal, conducted the
first religious services in Rocking
ham County.
Search Of the county clerks rec
prds this week was made by church
historians Hindman preached in
174S at Cross Keys, Ave miles east
of Harrisonburg.
Hindman, who came to Virginia
from Londonderry, Ireland, later
became an Episcopalian clergyman.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
9TH HOUSES TAKE ACTION TO AID DISABLED VETERANS
What Congress Did Yesterday.

bridge across Little Calumet River,
In Cook County, iii.
Granting consent for the com
struction, maintenanee and opera
tion of bridge across the Delaware
River from Philadelphia, Pa. TO
Camden, N. j.
Authorizing construction OF n
bridge across the Rio Grnnde River.
between Del Rio, Texas, and Las
Nncns, Mexico.
Extending time for the construe-
tion Of bridge across Columbia
River, between Oregon and WASH
ington. two miles west of Cascade
locks.
Following bills defeated by oh
jectlont
Authorizing Secretary of Treasur,
to lease hospitals CONSTRUCTED by New
York or other States for care OF
former service men.
To amend an act to parole Federal
prisoners.
To provide for disposition Of
abandoned lighthouses.
Laid On The Table.
Bill to authorize appropriation to
provide medical and hospital service
for patients of War Risk Insurance,
and Federal Board for Vocational
Education, Rehabilitation Division.
Granting consent of Congress to
construct n bridge across Lake St.
Croix, near counties of ST.. Croix,
wis, and Washington, MINI.
Passed Over without prejudice.
A bill to provide for erection of
memorials and entombment of
bodies in Arlington Memorial
Amphitheater.
Foot of Calendar.
superintendent for Five CiviIized
tary of Interior.
A bill to provide for application
of reclamation law to irrigation
districts.
Referred to Committc~.
A bill extending proyisions of
pensions act of May II, 1912, to
officers and enlisted men of all
state militia and other state or
ganizatisns that rendered service
during civil war.
Bills Reported.
Judiciary-ActIons for collisions
caused by and salvage services
rendered to public vessels belong
ing to the United states.
Committees.
RepubIican Leader Monden de-
cIared in favor of disarmament be-
fore Naval Affairs Committee.
Ways and Means-Continued hear
Inrs on revision of tariff on papers
and books.
Appropriations-su mittee -
Considered fortihcations bill.
shipping Board investigsting-
Continued investigation.
Executive Communication.
Secretary of the Navy submitted
statement in connection with au-
thorisation for outfits on hrst en-
IIstments in the navy.
Secretary of War submitted re-
port of chief of engineers as to
river and hnrbor contracts that
have become inequItnbie and unjust
Secretary of War submitted list
Of ninety leases granted under au-
thOrity of Congress during 1920.
Comptroller of the Currency nied
volume one of his annual report.
Bill. introduced.
Sims, Tennessee-Amendm TO
the transportation act.
Butler, PennsyIvania-Reso
asking for special rule to bring In
bill providing for sundry matters af-
fectIng the naval establishment.
VoIk, New York-Requesting See
retary of Treasury to submit infor-
nation regarding loan by War FL
nance Corporation to Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company.
PeII, New YOrk-To exempt the
President and Vice President from
income tax on money received from
the Federal Treasury.
Butler, PennsyIvanfn-To provide
for the transfet of the N. c. 4, ma
val seapIane, to the Smithsonian In
stItution.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
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Will cure that tired feeling.
pains in the back, limbs and head.
Contains no Quinine. arsenic or
habit forming ingredient. Get a
bottle and have it in the house for
immediate use.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
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guaranteed one Sl.9S
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

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Headaches, bilioVsness, indiEes-
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Asks Presidential Exemption.

A bill exempting the President
and the Vice President from income
tax on all money paid them by
the government was introduced in
the House yesterday by Representa-
tive Bell, of New York.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

Guaranteed Metal
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Gem, three-pint g1 40
size. this sale ....... O1'fV
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
What Is Red Band
S. K. & F. F.Aspirin?

For nearly 20 years
since 1907 - tablets OF
Aspirin have been man
ufactured and sold by
Smith, Kline & French
Company.
Aspirin is the trade
name for Acetylsalicylic
Acid, originally con-
trolled by a German
concern, but seve raj
Ve ara aQo the natenf
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

rights were Cancelled and the trade
name Aspirin became public prop
erty.
Aspirin OF superior quality and
uneXcelled purity. backed by
house with a reputation for quail
ity drugs extending fer nearly a
century.