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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
PERDAUG POPERINIU PI.
NIGU voK1ETfJoJE.

Washington, Vas. "a. = Ko-
mercijos departamentas pain
formuotas is Berlyno, kad
Siandie Vokietija turinti pasi-
dirbdinusi 105 milijardus mar
kiQ poperiniQ pinigp, Is tn a
pie 80 milijardQ yra apyvar-
toje.
1919 metals apyvartoje ibu-
vo apie 50 milijardu markiu
poperiniQ.
Apyvartoje nesama jokiV
brangesnio metalo pinigQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
Y|LNIAuS KLAUSIMAS In.
V|LN|AUS zYDAI.
Ipterviu su zydq Reikalp
Ministeriu D-ru M. SoloveiGi-

Interviu su zydp Reikalp
Ministeriu D-ru NJ. SoloyeiG-
ku. N
Tamstos klausiat names del
Vilniaus zydq nusistatymo sa-
rysy su klausimu apie savo
kraSto liking.
AS visu pirma noriu tai
atsakyti, jog as nekuomet ne
abejoju, kad Vilniaas gwen
tojai zydai giliai supranta sa-
vo prigulmybe Lietuvos yals-
tybei.-AS visuomet buvau TIKI
ras, jog kai ateis sprendzia-
moi Vilniaus hausimo valan,
da, -viena svarbiausiu vaidme-
MI Lietuvos naudai lures val
dinti teikiamas iai Vilniaus
zydp nusistatymas. Kai as kal
bu apie Vilniaus klausima, as
tai visai nemanau tik sarySy
Nsu plebiscitu, mes mes atme-
tame toki Mausimo risima,
Taip yra nusistate il izymiau-
81 Vilniaus visuomenes darbi-
ninkai. D-ras sabadas, pavyz-
dziui, pastar1ojl laiku yra
pareiskesS Vilniaus zydQ laik-
raSty "Unser Tog":
"Xilnius turi priguleti Lie
tuvai, mes jis esas Lletuva.
Tam nereikia nei plebiscito,
nei klrio nors Seimo nutari-
no."
Kaip tatai butu, aisku, jog
risant Vilniars srities likims
itakingi politikos tfaktoriai ttl-
res skaityties su gyyentoiu
zydq simpatijomis, bel palm
kimais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
.BOLSEVIKAI SUTRAUKIA
KARUoMENE SIBE-
RIJOJE.
Pranesama, tas daroma prizes
Japonus.

Hardin, Manchmija, Vas. a
- Rytineje Siberijoje bolsevi-
kai sutraukia skaitlinga ka-
ruomene prizes Japonus.
Siandie bolsevikai Citoje tu-
ri apie $4,000 kareiviQ. At,
siunGiama jQ ten daugiau. Da-
lis tu kareiviQ siunciama to-
liaus i rytus, daugiausia
Primoskqja sriti il isilgai
Manchurijos 7rubeziQ. Tie ka-
revival esq gerai aprengti, pa,
valgyditinti If islavinti.
Is Maskvos ! Verchnii-Udi-
nsk atsiusta $4,000 kareiviu.
Chabarovske yra apie 10000
kareiviQ. Is ten jie marSuoJa
ant imam If Ussuri upiq.
Chabarovske, anot ziniu, y
ia didis iSteklits jaw.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
BUVO SVARSTOMAS TUR-
KU KLAUsIMAs.

Londonas, Vas. y Va
kar cia taIkininku konferen-
cijoje buvO svarStOmas Turku
klauSimas. Dalyvavo If Turku
atstOvai. Nieko gaIutina menu,
tarta.
Siandie toliau bus aptaria-
mas taS klauSimas. Svarbiau-
sia apeina tas, ar TwkUos
taikos sutarciai daryti revizi,
jQ. Mes TurkQ srov6S nesuSi-
taikO. !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
GAL BAIGIAsI ANGLU MI
LITARINE PoLICIJA ARR,
JOJE.
Rezignavo tos policijos virsi-
nirkas.

Londonas, Vas. "a, Zinc
ma savo ziaurumais AnglQ mi
litarind policiia AirDoje (bla-
elk and>tan), matyt; baigia sa-
Yo gyvenimo dienas.
Rezignavo tos policijos vir-
Sininkas gen. Crozier su savo
adjutantu kapitonu NTcFee,
Naujas virsininkas nepaskir-
tas.
Gal policiia bus priskirta
prize reguliares Anglp armiios
ar reguliarGs policijos.
Militarint policija yra pasi-
zym6iusi nepaprastais savo
kerStingrmais prizes Airius.
Jai priskaitomas Airip namq
deginimas. Is to buvo suma-
zeiusi policijoje, reikalihga
drausm6. Pastaraisiais laikais
j savarankiai pavartodavo
savo pagiezq prizes Airiios gy-
ventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
WILsoNAs PAsIsVEsIAs
PASAULIO TAIKAI.
Apie tai jis pasake savo vardo
I kliubo atstovybei.

Washington, Vas. q. = A
na diena Baltuose Namuose
prezidentas Wilsonas prieme
delegacija Woodrow Wilson
kliubo is Harvardo universe
teto.
] delegatQ pasveikinima pre-
zidentas atsake, kad jis visa
savo gyvenima pasVe-
sias pasaulio taikos reikalams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
suT1Ko ATEIvIJos KLAU
SINE.

washington, Vas. "A. A
budu kongreso butu sutiko
suvayzyti. ateivija Sion salin.
Per IA menesiQ ateiyiQ bus
isileista tik 3 nuo$. ldekvie-
nos tautos to, kick Gia buta
pagal 19t 70 M. cenzo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
SURAsYMAs BRITANIJos
sALU GYvENToJU.

Londonas, Vas. "a. Atei-
naneio Balandzfo menesiu Bri-
tanijos salose bus pradetas
surasymas gyventojQ, kas at
.liekama kas deSimti metal.
Tasai darabs, Nsakoma, w
riausybei atsieisias apie pus.
treeio ,milijono dolieriu.-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
sUIMTA % AIRIU LAIsvA
NORIAI.

Dublinas, Vas. "a. Ga
.oficijaliai paskelbta, kad Ball,
inrohe, Mayo apskrity, karuo-
meme apsiaute viena susirlnki'
mn vieta i, sue1ne % Airius
savanorius, kurie buvo manks.
THANH.
savanoriai nebuVo apsigiunk-
lave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
Kas bus kiti. !

Vokietijos vyriausybe dal.
nera paskelbusi, kas lures IN
eiti delegation. Tarp kftQ pa
minimas finansu minister's
Wirth ir ekonomijos ministe-
ris Sholz. Bet tikrai neMnoma.
I Hamburgo- -Amerikoniskos IL
MICS virSsininlSas Cuno, Ham
burgo ibankininkas Melchoir,
Kruppo istaigp direktorius
Wilfeld, industries didikqas
SHINES il organizuoto darbo
fepreze1tantai kasdien turl
lkonfereneijas SUI vyriausybes
atstovais. Studijuojami II ga
lninami talkininkarnsr kontr-
pasiplynai i jp reikalayimus
karo atlyginimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
NAUJAs KINIJos PAS1UN-
TINYs S. vALsTIJOsE.

New York, Vas, "a. Cia
atkeliavo il tuojaus iSVyko
iWashingtonan naujas Kinijos
pasiuntinys S. Alfred Sze -Suv,
Valstijoms.
Sze yra 'buves Kinijos pa;
siuntiniu Anglijoje If delega-
tn taikos konferencijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
, zydai uz Lietuva.

Tamstu laikrasty, kaip ir
visoj Lietuvos spaudoj, yfa
paskelbti interviu, kuriuos
D-ras Vigodskis, Vilniaus zy-
du Bendruomen6s Pirminin-
lSas, 'D-ras Sabadas, Demokra-
tu paftijos vadas If D-ras Re
gensburgas, Lietuvos Sioninku
Organizacijos pirmininkas, tu-
rejo SUI Teleg. Agenturos "E-
asst Express F" correspondents
if kurie buvo paskelbti visuo-
Sc Varsavos zydu laikraseiuo-
,se. Siuose interviu Vilniaus
gyventoju zydu vadai aiSkiai
pareiske, jog jie yra nusista-
te uH nepriklausoma If saya-
ranke Metuva, jog Kaunas ir
Vilnius butinai turi but yiena
valstybe. Todel fiekam nebu-
vo nuostabu, jei praslinkus
kuriam lailSui Vilniaus Zydu
organizacijos nutare atsisaky-
ii nuo dalyvavimb Seimo rim
llimuose. Oficijalinis pareiski-
mas, kuris buvo pasiustas Ze-
ligowskio vyriausybei, buvo
pasirasytas Vilniaus zydu
Bendruomenes Tarybos, Lietll-
vos Sioninkp Ofganizaeijes,
Demokratp partijos, Pirkliu If
amatninku Sajungos ir "Cei-
rel Cion Organizacijos Cent
TO partlJos PrmlnlnkQ:
vilniaus zydai Lietu1os
pilieciai.
Vilniaus zydai atyiral If
saziningai pareiske savo bai-
saus priesininko Lenkq oku-
panto akyse, jog >iis tebenofi
priguleti Lietuyai. Vilniaus
Fzydai, kurie tick pesEyveac
.nuo iyairiu okupantq il kufisll
atnlinty dar gyvos kruyinos
pirmujq zudynip 1919 IN. Ba-
landzio men. pedsaikos, 0 taip-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
PINGy kuRsAs.

syetimu saliu pinigp verte, mai
nant nemaziiau $4,000 yasario 80
Buvo tolda pagal Merchants LO.
an and Trust Co.:
Apglijos sterliugu syarui $s.6
Prspeusijos simtui frankly 7.2S
Italijos Sinful lirq s.65
vohetijos sinful marIiu 1.66
Lietuvos simtui auksinp 1.66
Lenkijos Gntui marlxip .1S
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
PASIBAIGE ALABAMOS
ANGLEKAsIU sTREI-
KAs.

Montgomery, Ala. Vas. "a.
sitoj valstijoj anglekasi'l
streikas pasibaige il g5lberna-
torius atsauke karuomene is
streiko srities.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

tVazJoS dlen0s, rado saVy gaha
drasos savo nutarimu doku-
mentuoti, jog jie tebeJa1eia
save Lietuyos pilieelais II jog
jiokios damarkacijos linijos ne
Eistengia perkirsti ia giia, knri
IpririSa JUGS prize savo tayy-
mes.
Jei norma istikrui.p iver-l
TINT tail zygI, tai leiliia nors
Ivalandelei isivaizdinti tq at
mosfera, kurioj tenka gySenti
IVilniaus gyventoiams zydams.
Lenku ,grumojimai.
Kas seka Lenkq laikraseius,
tas Zinc, kuriais budais Lenkq
spauda stengiasi padaryti ita-
kes Vilniaus gyventoju zydu
nusistatymui. Gresiama zudy-
nemis, stengimasis ikalti i
zydq smegenis, jog jiems ne
paremus Lenku reikalavimp.
bus atkersyta ne tik Vilniaus
Zydams, bet ir visos Lenkijos
zydams, Taip raso Rabskis
tlaikrasty "Kurjer Warszaws-
lki:"
"Pirmojo bandymo valanda
jan mrlsa. zydai turf gerai pa
galvoti del savo politilos, pie
biscito atzvilgiu ir del josios
ivykiq. Jie turi suprasti..., jog
visu svarbiausia yra zadinti
ir stiprinti Lenku tarpe lsitl-
kinimas, kad zydai> daugiau
nebera Respublikos priesai II,
bent, kad jie stengiasi patai-
syti, tas nuoskaudas, kurias
:iie yra NUNS padare... mes
fa1rEiame!"
Taip raso If (" Rzeczpospoli-
ta," atsakydama iD-ro Saba
do straipsni / "Karo paliau-
boss il skaito, jog tasai strai
psnis, visiskai issklaide visas
iliuzijas ir Wits. kadikisiolinls
! zydq visuomenes nusistatymas
yra pasikeites. Vienlntele sa-
lyga, kad Lenkq ir Zydq gy-
ventojoi, gyventp taikoj, yra
bent ia, kad zydai laikytuss
neitraliniai Lenku reikalavi-
mams;:''
Pagaliau laikrastis klausia:
Gar Dzro Sabado manoma..,
jog tue, kad yra nusistates del
Viiniaus prigulmybes Lietuvai
lbe plebiscito, jis pagelbes pa
tastrejusiq LenEq -zydq san
tikiu pagerinimui.''
vilniaus zydai Lietuvai.
Kaip 1nenki ir nuozmus y
ira ju grasininlai palyglnant
su drasiu D-ro sabado atsa-
kymu j tuos puolimus. Savo
straipsny "Del zydu Lenkq
santikip" (Unser Tog) jis ra=
! so: "Jei svarstant Vilniaus
klausima piEeeiu dalis laiky-
tusi neitraliniai, tai-tatai butp
tevynes pardayimas. .
II iei Vilniaus zydai taip
aiskiai nusistate Lietuyai, jei
Ie, nepaisant j tai, jog del to
! ,iie gall tureti aukQ, atvirai
pasisake rK Lietuvosz valsty-
lTasa 4-aiame lpusl.l.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

WASHINGTON - >Amerikos
Darbo Federacijos konferencija
paskelbe ,kovq prizes teisnu "in-
functions, iSduodamu prizes strei-
kuoiancius darbininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

ORAS. - Siandie nepastovus
oras. bet kick Silciau; rytoj gra-
ZuS oraS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
NAUJAUs|OS zINOS.
BERLYNAs. Cia i vokieti-
jos prezidento Eberto rumus sau=
dyta. Matyt, noreta jis nuzudyti.
Pazeistas tik vienas sargybinis.

NEW YORK. - Ltktuvu De
Haviland cias pfistatyta pasta is
San Francisco. SkridimQs uztrtlko
SO val. 20 min. Kelioneje oru
maintsi 7 lakunai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
Gedulybes diena.

.
u zlvusius karez Voldeen1s
gedhlybes diena yisai Vokieti-
.iiai paskelbta Kovo 6 d. Ta
.diena bus pertraukti visi dar-
bal, visoj Sally ivyksianeios
gedulingosios pa1naldos.
Vokietijos vidujiniQN reikalu
minister's paskyre ta diena.
Atsiliepime raginaAna@ visa tau
ia susijungti mintimis.:. del
keneianeiq VokieeiQ svetimoj
okupuotej ii del pakiIusio var
go If Situ tautoie baisenybiQ
is prievartines taikos.
Gedulybes diena kas metal
bus paminima Vokietijoje. Tai
bus nacijonale Svente. j bus
paskirta paskiau.
pertp, turbut, keliaus Londo-
nan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25
.PLAT1NK1TE "DRAUGA.

Site visi eia pamineti EMO
mes su visa eil6 visokiQ eks-
Bus "tikras'v pasitarimas.
Vokietijos vyriausybe su at
sideijmu g:inasi prizes Prancu-
zq reikalavima, kad VokieciV
delegacija nekeliautu konfe-
rencijon, bet tik pasiQstq sa-
vo kontr-pasiqlynhus talkinin-
kams.
Prancuzai bijosi, mes Vokie=
ciu delegacija ga4i nusviesti
nezinomus talkininkams dalk-
tus, suriStus su augstu karo
atlyginimu.
Bet Vokieciq vadai sake va
a5iuosia konferencijon. Tuo Ia
biaus, kad is Anglijos gautas
uztikrinimas, jog ia ,konferen-
CHA busianti "tikra", busian-
tbs "tikras" jQ su talkinihkais
.pasitarimas, ne taip kaip Sc
niau kad bddave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

wAsHINGTON.. - S. V. ar
mijoje, dirbdinamas naujos rqsies
milziniSkas bombinis lektuvas, su
kuriuo busiq galima per kelis Sim
tus myliu Americas palsrasciuose
skandinti prieSininko karo laivus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

|, LONDONAS. : Talkinink1l
konferencijoje kaip Siandie Tdr-
kai delegatai parcikalaus nuodug-
niausios >rcvizijos Sevrcs taikos su.
tarciai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-25

RYMAs. - osservatore Roma
no paskelbe, kad ateinanciame Sv.
Tevo konsistoriuje 7 Arkivysku-
pai bus paaugStinti kardinolais.
The spectator., 1921-09-16
RIGHT TIME TO CUT TIMBER
Wood Out of Doors During Winter Weather.

Timber cut In late fall and winter seasons more slowly and with less checking than during the warmer months, and when proper storage or handling Is impracticable. winter cut ting Is best. Fungi and Insects do not attack wood out of doors in cold weather, and by the time warm weath- CT arrives the wood Is partly seasoned and somewhat less susceptible to at tack. It Is for these reasons that win ter cutting Is advantageous, and not on account of smaller amount of mois- ture or sap in the wood in winter. as the popular belief has It. There is practically no difference in moisture content of green wood in winter and summer.
The spectator., 1921-09-16

CPrepared by the United States Depart
 ment of ARricultureO
 Laws against vagrancy have been long on the statutes of this country. The man who won't work, who doesn't llege of enjoying the allaged delights of modern civilization, has to go to jail, and work on the roads or In a stone quarry for his food and bed. Man may have gained his idea for this law from the industrious honey bees. They have little use for drones.
 loudest Cackler May Be Nonlayer.
 But hen may go cackling around for months or years and never lay an egg. and the owner be none the wiser unless he keeps up to modern ideas of poultry management and culls his flock occasionally. While culling should be continuous throughout the year in any well-conducted plant. the best time to emphasize the operation. perhaps, is during August and Septem- Der, according to the teachings of ex- perts of the United States Department of Agriculture. That Is to say, If you intend to make just one culling in the year then August or September should be your date.
 It is easier then to make a close estimate of the relative value of a hen as an egg producer and to weed out the poor producers. Hens which show indications of laying or are laying and have not molted usually are the ones that have been the better layers dur ing the entire season, and the hen that lays best during her first year usually will lay we'll during the second and third years. She Is the hen to keep. It Is not advisable, though, to keep hens of the heavier breeds, such as Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and Brahmas, beyond their second year, or of the smaller breeds. such as Leghorns and Anconas, beyond their third year. as they seldom prove profitable.
 In addition to cullIng the entire flock In August and September, you should always watch for hens that are sick or very thin In flesh, or that show signs of weakness or low vitality. When discovered cull them out at once. It will pay.
 Keep Only Healthy Hens. Culling properly means using sev- eral tests, all fairly accurate if intel ligently and carefully applied. For this reason 1t Is wise to send for De- partment Circular 31. which may be had upon application to the Division of Publications, Department of Agri- culture, or enlist the help and advice of experienced persons near by. Brief
The spectator., 1921-09-16

ly, the hens to cull are those that are sick. weak, inactive, lacking in vigor, poor eaters, with shrunken, hard. dull, or whitish-colored combs; with thick, stiff pelvic bones that are close to- gether; small spread or distance be- tween rear end of keel and pelvic bones; full, firm, or hard abdomen i; and those that have molted or started to mott in August or September. In breeds having yellow legs and skin the discarded hens should also show yellow or medium yellow legs, yellow peaks, and yellow skin around the vent.
 The hens to be kept should be healthy, vigorous. active. good eat CTS, with plump. bright-red combs i; large, moist vents; thin, pliable pelvic bones spread well apart; wide spread between pelvic bones and rear end of keel; large. soft, pliable abdo- men; and neither molted nor mott ing in August or September. In breeds with yellow legs and skin the hens you keep should also show pale or white legs and pale or white beaks and vents.
 As soon as the culling is finished all the hens you have discarded should be marketed at once. It doesn't pay to keep one. Cock birds not wanted as breeders should be canned, eaten. or marketed immediately. Cockerels saved for breeding should be vigorous. strong, active, and alert, and should be those that have grown most rapid ly and developed the best. No bird lacking these qualities will be good breeder.
 Pullets that are weak, undersized, and poorly developed also should be eaten, canned, or marketed, as they will not be profitable producers; but no thrifty, well-developed bullets should ever be disposed of fin this way, because 1t Is these bullets when kept for layers and breeders that will net the greatest profits.
 Late MoIters Best flor Breeders.
 The mott probably is the best and most easily applied test of production. Hens cease laying completely or al- most entirely during this period. The better producers lay late in the fall, and therefore mott late. Late moters also mott rapidly as a rule, while early molters mott slowly. Therefore the advice is to save hens which have not molted by August or are only just be- ginning late In September or in Oc- tober, and discard those that have fin ished melting or are well Into the mott. Hens that mott latest, provided they are otheriwse desirable, are the best to save for breeders.
The spectator., 1921-09-16
HEAVY PASTURlNG IS
 FAVORED BY EXPERTS
Best Results Are Obtained by
 Continuous Grazing.
Experiments Conducted at Different Stations Show That Pastures Are Being Utilized to One-Half
 Their Capacity.

tPreparcd by the United States Depart
 ment of Axriculture.)
 For every 100 acres of other crops on farms in the United States. say ex- perts of the United States Department of Agriculture, there are 91.5 acres of pasture, of which about one-third Is listed as improved pasture" Corn Is the only crop that exceeds in acre. age improved pasture.
 Some years ago an ample series of experiments on typical bluegrass pas ture was conducted by the department comparatively with the Virginia ex- pertinent station. These experiments resulted in twice the returns that light pasturing as generally practiced gives. Furthermore, after heavy pasturing the pastures were in much better con dition. Alternate grazing showed no advantage over continuous grazing. The results show clearly that pastures in general are being utilized only to one-half their productivity, and that this light pasturing is to their detrl- ment. Comparable results were later obtained in North Dakota and in Utah.
 The prejudice against heavy pastur- ing is due partly to the desire of the farmer to avoid the possibility of a shortage of pasture and partly to the idea that heavy pasturing is injurious to the grass. Sacrificing half the valde of the pastures is much more costly insurance than a reserve of hay
The spectator., 1921-09-16

or silage, and besides the old grass in humid regions Is eaten by animals only 10 prevent starvation. Over injure the stand Is not possible as long as there Is sufficient to fill the animals stomachs; on bunch grasses 1t Is quite otherwise, as these can be destroyed by grazing.
The spectator., 1921-09-16
MAKE LITTLE FARM REPAIRS
Hammer, Some Mails and Few Boards Will Work Wonders In Keeping
 Yard In Order.

A hammer, some nails and a few boards tackled up at odd moments will work wonders In keeping the fences, gates and sheds about the farm yard in good order. Why not charge the boys with keeping things in order and encourage them to do a little carpen- try when farm work is slack? What boy Is there who doesn't delight h using tools?
The spectator., 1921-09-16
Would Appea, to Youngsters.

Jud Tunkins says every boy would be keen for the classics If Hector and Achilles had put on the gloves and had the Kind of mixup that could ba described on the apOrt psu0
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

conditions have any value, every where there is a distinct turn for the better. Now that there is an upward trend, in some sections the pessinists seem to have so gotten things into their system that now, when things are brightening up and they should shout for business they just can't seem to throw off the poisonous infection.
 "The fCoast hasn't had so much, comparatively, to complain about. Some lines of business have been pretty quiet. The truck business had a period of very slow times, but in common with everything else 1t is coming back with a jump. For several months now our business has been steadily and quite rapidly im- proving. ..One of the best thermometers of business I know, Is our system of | reports from aur statesmen from all | over ous territory. Last summer | these reports were filled with many | trucks idle-won't buy any new ones until they are working;' and not in | the market now, probably not for six
 months and such discouraging l things. Now the actual sales arc l coming in and the reports contain more when can you deliver such and such a model,' will close next l week and such joyous items"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
DON'T CUSs WHEN
 STARTER REFUSES
 TO "PERCOLATE"

.What is more irritating to a mo- torist than to hear a steady z-z-z-zz when he steps on the starter button without hearing the staccato pop-pop of a starting engine ?'
 sThere is one thing more annoy ing" says Bort Morgan of the Nor gan Motor Service. local Nesting house battery distributor, "and that is to step on the button only to find that the starter will not even turn over the motor"
 In a fix like this, the irate motor ist generally planes the fagged -out battery. 1t must be recharged. But why so soon?
 Oftentimes this condition is simply the result of the drivers misuse. It is a common fault to press the start ing switch and hold it in place indefi- initely, while the starter z-z-z-z-z's and the battery wears itself out Fancy carrying two hundred pounds up hill without a stop. That, says Mir. Morgan, 'is analogous to making the battery turn over the engine for electrical energy.
 "The life of the battery will be greatly prolonged if the motorist will press the button for only a short period, never more than five seconds. If the motor does not start in that time, stop, look and think what has been forgotten. While you think, the battery rests.
 'Short and frequent attempts are much better for quick start and a slow discharge of the battery. With such proper use a much longer ser vice can be rendered by it."
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Trap Club Books
 Turkey Shoot For
 Scatter Gun Fans
TRepubIican A. P. Leased Wire1

Shot gun fanciers will provide their own entertainment on the Phoenix Gun club traps this afternoon as leading performers in a turkey shoot.
 Outside shot gun artists as well as club members are invited to take part in the shoot which is scheduled to start at D. m. sharp.
 The winter trapshooting season will open with today's shoot and banner year is predicted by follower of the sport.
 Six prize turkey events will be shot off this afternoon and a handicap shoot in which each contestant will be listed according to his accuracy on the wing.
 The Phoenix Gun Club traps are located on the East Mcdowell road at the edge of the city. Follow the East McDowelld road east until the buckshot begins to drop like hail stones in a storm and ambitious scatter gun artists will have little trouble getting into the fray.