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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
JUNTO AL CAPITOLIO
lTU NO SABES... $!

csti muy bien. .pcro eS que hi no sa
hes. :" cm e>c iii no sahr>". dicho
con dulcc tirmeza. van compcnd.lda>
todaS las naderiaS que 81 microscopic
dc los ccloS la rcyc>tido dc proper
clones gigantcscaS. todo 10 que i, su>-
picacia del celoSo la construIdo S0hrc
Ia base de una p!abra NAL eScucl!ada
q intcrprctada. sobrc la arena de un
scSto. dc TN paSo, dc.una mirada".
Acaso los ccioSoS las ccloSaS que
lean cStaS fneas moycrin deSeSperada
mcnte l;i cabcza Y dirdm tambiGm:
=, Is que no sabem. - No dudam0S
que aSf Ocurra. porque 81 trIta de IN
NAL incurahc. Pero 81 algrino tie clloS
piensa. eScucha LII voZ de su concicn-
ella Y atiende Ii nuestrO conSejo. la-
brem0s devueltO Il In Sociedad v Il la
nac6n una enersfa perdida. habremoS
sacado del peor inferno. Il TN cOnde-
II do. y Il los que rcSiStan. cs dccr Il
casi todos. les dircmoS que cl dolor
que cauSan con SllS celOS quieneS
quieren, quienes Sc hacen la Illusion
dc querer, es ,mayOr que el que sufrie-
ron todos los mlrtircs del mundo eS
mas terrible que el que pudiera causar
les aZOtandoleS cOntinuamente con Iii
tigos. quemandOles lentamente la piel.
matandolfs alfilerazos, porque ell do
lor que estos suplicios causan al hom-
bre. 10 sufrc el cuerpo,. mientras que
ell que ellOs producen es d0lor moral.
el que no abandona nunca a suS vfcti
mas Y cuTis huellas'y efcctos no Sc be-
rran jamas.
Ese artfculo Y los otrOs del mismo
tipo que forman la camnaha contra
los celos, constituye una admirable
demostraci0n del empeiio que pone la
prensa americana pOr cumplir su alta
mission. perO dudO mucho que aquf nj
en- parte alguna del mundO causen ia
les trabajOS el bien que con ellOs Sc
persigue, el de hacer que vuelvan ser
titles las vfctimas de csc NAL que ca
lific6 ell Cantar de los Gantares de mas
cruel que la tumba. porque ell ';T1 no
sabes. -. :" del celOsO. es decir, Ia con
.vicci6n en- q. vive cada hombre cada
mujer vfctima de la monstruosa pa.
sion, de que sus celOs son los iinicOs
fundados v legftimos, constituyen una
coraza impenetrable.
ATTACHE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

Algunos de los mas importantes pc
li6dicos amcricanos han emprendido
vig0rosa campaha de tcrapeutica So
cial contra los crloS. DE .Ilno de los
articulos q. So han dcdicado a combatir
csc gran tormrIto humane. son los pa-
rrafos que trascril0 a continuation.
"AIuy povas personals atormentarian,
del;beradameille. Il un Semejante. con
ml hicrro candcnte. Sin embargo. mi
Homes dc lombrcs Y mujcrcs somctcn
Il personals que quicrcn, y en- nomhrc
de su amor. III peor dc los supliciOs,
al de los ceIos: suplici0 tan eSpantOso
que In palbra no puede dcscribirlo, y
que adcmdS de p:oducir intansoS dolo-
res. Is atrozmente persiStcnte Y ,sigue
a su yictima hasta en- Sus h0ras de
reposo. n Sufrimiento causado pOr los
celos es una larga, inacabable agonfa,
que retucrce el cOraZ0n Y nubla el
cercbfo- al magniiicar los hechos mds
insignificantes.
FL genio. Shakespeare. Byron, Ger
vantes, ha querido describir ell horror
de los celos. pero no pudo dar idea
exacta de esa diab0lica passion. Los
librOs santos In han condenado. Per0
subsistc. pesar dc todo Y tiene hon
das raigambres en- el corazNl de In
eSpecic. Contra tOdo contra tOdOS.
los celoS. esa passion demoledOra, de
la que dijo cl immortal autor del Qui-
jote que cOnvieite a los enanos en- gi-
ganteS. Y las SOspechaS, en- verdadcs,
asoma su horrible cabeZa por todas
parties. hahIa todas las lenguaS, vive
en- todas las latitldes V continGa sien-
do Ia middleton Gle la especie. Alguien.
para defendcrla, acaso para explicar
su propio tormento, ha dieho que cs
frlito del amor. hijo del cariiiO. Es un
hijo que 81 su padre no Sc apresura Il
estrangularlo. no descansara hasta en-
venenarle.
~ ID pcor de todo es que las vfcti
mas de los eelos. muchas veces, como
hace el nino cuando le atOrmenta el
d0lOr de muelas, aumenta su sufrimien
to hurgandO sin cesar en- su Origen.
Los cel0sOs, hombres Y muje4eS, prOcu-
ran. con esfuerz0 persistence, aumen-
tar su agonfa. Ninguno de ellos es ttil
"a la societlad de que forma parte; son
sicrvos. de su supIicio Y no sirven
otro schor. Tranquilamente, cuando no
sentimos el NAL. y pensamos en- los que
sufren nuestros amigos Y amigos cello
SOS. creemos series titles, procurando
curarles, pero ellos no nos permiten
realizar nuestro prOp0sito, porque nos
dicen, tristemente: Isl, ST. todo ESQ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
I iQUIERF USED PASAR DELL
CIOSA MENTE Ell PROXIMO
DOMINGO?

La libreria CanterO, Fernandez Y
Co., ha recibido ultimamente una Sc
rie de libros de supreme interes Y de
palpitante actualidad, cuya lectura
constituira una verdadera delicia para
las personals cultas. He aqui algunos
tftulos algunos nombres de autores:
Gel Sabor de la Eenganza", de Pho
Baroja.
"Juventina la Bella, de Alberto
Ins1a.
LA Guarida', de Jose Frances.
Gel Tercer Libro de las Cronicas",
E. Gomez Carrillo.
"El Estanque de los Lotos", por
Amado Nervo.
"vera los Nihilistas", por Oscar
Wilde.
Hay tambien un libro delicioso del
inquietante Y suggestive escritor An
tonic de Hoyos Y Vinent: Son tres no.
velitas cortas en- un tomo, tres aqua
fuertes de maravillosa entonacion.
Sc sirven pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
''La Algeria del Vivir"

Sc La 1diclio tanto qne Ia vida es aci-
da que este lil,ro optimista de 0risOn
Sweet Marden. regociiado amen0, ha
de S6Ts para el lectpr como una indein.
rizass5h por los maIos ratos que Ia
vida, aunluc como dice Marden tenga
su alegrfa, nos depara cada ratio.
l'ero t0do no ha dc ser tristeza, Y 10
que linporta es que W. libro fuerte, sa-
ludable, sanamcnte orientado, esprit
tual Y armonioso, como este, yenga a
mostIasnos los floridos senderos que
tiene tambi6n la existcncia.
cantero, Fernandez Y Co. en- sus es-
tablccimicnto dc librerfa, tienen Ia
yentay j pnedcn servir por correo,. es-
tc maFayilloso libro que ensefla cual
es y cial dehe ser para todos, el verda-
dero sentido de Ia vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
.Agente exclusive,
en- Ponce VA

Para general conocimiento de nues-
tros relacionados en- la culta ciuda,l
del Sur, debemos informarles que, po,-
voluntaria renuncia de la distinguish,
sonora dona Isabel Motta de Ramer..
Ell 10 concerniente la agencia esp,
cial de algunos suscrintores directo
acabamos de nombrar a nuestro ami
go don NJ. Mocete Padilla, agente ex
elusive de Ell IMPARCIAL en- dicEss
poblacion, con quien podran enterder-
Sc de ahora en- adelante cuantos ten
gan inter6s en- estar relacionados cor
esta Empresa, como suscriptores {
anunciantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
Para dOrInir al freScO.
"La CAFETERIA"
San Justo 6. - San Juan. p. r..
NUEvo AGENTE EN- 'CoMERIo-

Para ell buen gobierno de nuestros
relacionados en- Comerio, tenemos ell
gusto de participates que, desde esta
fecha, queda hecho cargo de la agen-
cia de Ell IMPARCIAL, en- dicha po-
blacion, el Sr. Manuel Torres, quien
deberan de dirigirse .cuantos tengan
asuntos pendientes con esta empresa,
deseen relacionarse con la misma en-
10 future,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

Una GAIA de- seguridaj de acerO, un
escritorio de MADEIRA accro. marca
SECURITY; una Lampara electri-
ca EMERALITE una Maquina de
Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. Cual-
Guifa de estas mejoras que I'd. haga
en- su Ofcina lie reporta beneficios que
nadie ahora le pOdrfa predecir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
GARAGE

- alquila uno magRifco. sa Ia 90.
"a No. y, Gale ae Ia Calma. en- N "a.
rreiera dc l.aiEa. Escriba pidicRde IN.
formes a N. N. a.. Apariada 3i6. San
Juan. Adt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
primer pREMso" otOrgadO a Ia

popular Quincalla "EL BoSQUE DE
BOLONIA" por vendcr Tasas de 45 a
% centavos v vases de 20 II centavos.
Aaorre dinero comprando en- esta Quin.
Calais San Sebastian 33-Frente a
Ia Plaza del Mercado, San Juan. p. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

Il mayor earantia De Ia Federal W.
s:bIe es que Il Gebierno de los ESta-
dos Unidos Ia tiene en- uso corriente:
Ia meior prneba de sus sxitOs. que en-
menos de seis meses sc han vendidO
80 en- Puerto Rico:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

a pmNwaAM CwmoAaaA -
muzeDR ~ mo1UNsA ss@@aure
csla mIns asalate - sasa a. ~ niiaa
TasaN plasos Asss faaaaai = u.iss
a aFsicalus aas 80 arihHause . osara
gmlsA Na Nns NamsssAn 81 nmMR q
A faana as1 NerNaa Sas trnn ? q
sssaaa -
- ooMrMAE1A W a. a'seaea.sss -
NHmuans q sauswFcs tflte naFaGA 70 v
a. unA caA o. snnaesa i.asA wnA iansiilA
selsa,saa. drlss trnef ~, caffai espaco.
n. lm5srsee =, ? q ros ssA San
luan =. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
Para refresc0S finos. visiie
ia CAFETERIA"
San Jusia 6. - San Iuan. y. "
EsTunros coMERcrALEs.

.an;izamos ensenar por o5Eeo. ror solo
s, a mes: Curse Complete &c Con;A
hadad Mercansii incluyeaso Ia Coais-
I'D de Cor29rac,oaes. Y IA contAb..
sd ie ezaocs. Tsqueraf!a Gregg r
Pitnsn. e.: eSpahol irs.es. Curse E'e.
mental &c TenedoF lie lil:oe. SOLO So
Mlnde sellos pi3;endo ;n.or.nes a La
Fajarco Ccnrsercial & Language
School. ia escueia qae campic % qu,
scel. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

sleHss a. aEsaasssslle saf ns 80
esgsssH saeHsasss ss.lsFsiilHs.s af,Ssits
~ las esw a. aA. ruamse SO 80
u ~ ~ 0us - b.. a. psAiissome ~
b pstsnA sss3sA gusuue. uEaimnsR.
sussa.. fl. taeARtaAl. euraa eua.
ssrHnae a. eass : nsais = b unA
80 il snsae.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

/ LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
FIN 6 IA DIAS. UNGUENTO PA
20 las cura, va sean Jsimples, san
GRANTEES, externas cen picazon. La
primera aplicacion da alivio.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
IA ALGERIA DE ANnAR

Elnario Zamarais. Il I.go'llgioso via
jrra. que sale cailiar tan lcllamcuie
sus Imprcsianes ansiariegas. ha logTa.
10 cnn ~ dltlmo lilsro. ia Algeria
,le Andar". un t.Niio insiIperahle. Los
primcros ejemplares de este exquisite
lilsro cn cl que hay muchas phginas
sielicadas n Puerto Rico. sc agotar0u
apenas llegaron los estaOlecimientos
lie CANTERo. FERNANDEZ Y co;
pero ahora. 81 iiliimO corrco ha traf.
90 nueva provision de- ellos, y asi, los
tlientcs dc II gran librcria, saben va
d6nde pueden adquirir el libro del in
signe autOr de la Opinion Ajena".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12
LOCALES PARA oFTcrNA.

quiian On los altos del cdiGcio nucNo
y snoderno de MADGOR. GONZALEZ
y Co. :. cn C.. de Ia Marina. Gale Ar.
scnal No. 10. Los mas frescos VENT.
lados dc San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

.iEreren;nr ~vAtAS DE LE(.HE'
.0stn,"GT TsGa. b. conner IN cesebfe
ropias uarA fsm,iiss eIt vivE1 p.
MiFanHr J SaB:urcc-
lnformarab pilh Hsrps&nas Alter
81. Adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

ulIIlzam,f a siIsnnA - r|asFasIsall
ssssalxNNai aa lsuelsairFa AsQute,an
H. Aww,s ns=slamaf a tsaAl ssAlsauls
usmsaFnM rasas d rsmusvtn : eos a
anant a. gassso 60 b oskasia.
cuNSyRCtNtS A. guNTADo \ 4
n.Azos A NrEsrRoc Acuo
NlSTAg.
f1asr a cfciaa a. ssiA c.aa,aiila sn
b NAns 1cinan ~ San luaa. . Bada
isiosrars pw cosFco n nf,asade i3ss
San lnan msa frmiaHucntc aasndida,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

a. ouxERR On. couprar . senauF ~.
nos Y Aociones ee Bancos ccnsrales
y ossos sAioeN 6nras rassicas y ~.
bAnas. colooar o t0annr einsro ~n hi.
pOtecas o pignOrss vaisfeS. dinia@ q
\. LLAURl & CO. Tctukn Nc. G.
nelesono 2ss. San Juaa. Puerto kico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

GRAN BARATTLLo.-Sigue Ia gran
realzaci6n en- Las Novedades, Brau 45,
a precios reducidisimos. en- tTajes, soni-
brcros y ropa interior para sehoras. ar
ticulos para cabaileros y especial-nente
N teias dc fantasia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

SE1HEEDE una casa en- Ia calle Colon
No. 4, Santurce Ipformaran: en- esta
administrator
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

sQUTBB. La insuperable LEcHE DE
MAGNESIA. es Ia que 'mejores resulta-
dos estk dando en- esta Isla. En- todas
las Farmacias de primera clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

kHeNR MAnNHElA EouInn la
fnsiA - q nseHeAan. ~ nnass oisA.
~ s1s.lA ~ se1sn lna raEmac,aa a
IssmEs ns4cn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12


So1ores Catolicos: Tenemos bonitos Ii.
bros de Misa, Cromos. Oleografias,
Viacrucis, Sacras.
Senores Espiritistas: Tenemos Coletos,
> Evangelios, obras doctriiiales, Retra-
tos de Allan Kardeo, Nuestras Fuer-
zas Mentales.
Escuelas y Colegios Tenemos nuevos
Mapas de Europa.
Prensa Espahola: ST piensa suscribirse,
pida primero nuestra,lista de precios.
Alma Espahola: Por cuatro dollars, lie
sera servida durante un ano esta
-nagnifca revista mensual.
.Agentes: G. Santamaria Hiios, San
Jose 4, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-12

n h fihsin q, asm.s q fssrs oorr
- k.hirss prssasias - Fsnsnhr.aa
smzlE4llaasra eas si<psn nllss d
haias pur minsss. No necszisaria sssa
cssa para alrsszsr h fsnA ess
b slisuina as sunsr FEDERAL VI.
sInlE. IA euai resuslse sisniss d
prahlsmss en- IN dia. Ie ambss cszas
b Fsbrics COLT siys enorgsIlsciaa.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04

telling me that the bendix pinion
was stuck. Please enlighten me on
this subject
A. The bendix pinion automatical-
| ly meshes with the teeth on the fy-
wheel. and in the case you mention
the pinion evidently became
jammed, thereby preventing the en-
CINE from turning at all. BY plac-
ing the gear shifting lever in high
and pushing the car forward the
pinion can usually be backed out
Suggest you examine the fywhcel
closely as the trouble you have e1-
planned sometimes strips the n.y.
wheel teeth, and IL this condition
is not quickly remedied a new n.y.
wheel may have to be procured.
O. What are the District regula-
lions concerning operators permit?
A. Motor Vehicles Operators
Per.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any
person or persons with the exception
hereinafter named to operate any
motor vehicle of any kind. the mo-
tive power for which shall be cleo
tricity, steam, gas, gasoline, oil.
naphtha or other similar sources of
used as public hack. truck or for
hire, or for private use for pleas
ure or for business, except railroad
locomotives or electric street cars,
until such person has procured a
permit as hereinafter prescribed,
provided, however, that this regu-
lation shall not apply to any person
learning to operate motor vehicles.
4. &C. nj
by a licensed operator, who shall be
held responsible for the strict OBJ
servation of all regulations by such
learner.
Any person desiring a permit to
operate motor vehicles shall make
application to the traffic bureau of
the police department on the pre-
scribed form: provided, that nc
permit shall be issued to operate
any of the aforementioned vehicles
to any person whose physical de-
fects, such as blindness, deafness or
other disabilities. would make the
operation of motor vehicle by
such person a menace to the public
safety.
No person under IS years of age
shall be permitted to operate any
such vehicle except a pleasure We
hicle belonging to his or her par
ent or guardian. and permit in such
case shall be issued only when the
officer in charge of the traffic bu-
reau of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment is satisfied that he 1:
qualified to operate such vehicle
and in all such cases the applicant
shall be required to give a practical
demonstration of his ability to OPP
crate motor vehicles.
The officer in charge Of the traffic
bureau of the Metropolitan Police
Department shall cause all appli-
cants to be examined as to theil
knowledge of the traffic regulations
of the District of Columbia and abil-
ity to operate motor. vehicles, ant
shall, il deemed necessary. require l
practical demonstration as to abil.
ity to operate motor vehicles.
Q. What are the average geal
ratios between engines and real
wheel speeds?
A. First, 10 to 1; second, rs to l
third, 1858 to 1; reverse, Is to 1.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04

be depended upon from this phase
of the exhibit, this branch of the
trade having grown to vast proper
tions in the past few years.
One of the features of the show
week will be the many meetings,
both business and social. These
have not been all arranged and
cannot be mentioned just now. but
1t Is certain that the "Old Timers
Club" composed of men who have
been in the automobile trade since
its infancy. will have one Of the
biggest parties OF the week.
The following cars will be at the
New York show:
Ambassador. Anderson. Apperson,
Auburn, Bournonviile, Buick, Cadillac,
Case, Chalmers. Chandler. Chevrolet.
Cleveland. Cole. Columbia. Common
wealth. Crow-Elkhart, Davis. De
troit Electric, Dixie Flyer. Dodge
Brothers, Doris. bort. DUPONT. Du-
rant. Earl. Elcar. Elgin, Essex,
Franklin, Gardner. Grant, Handley-
knight. Hanson. Hatfield. Haynes,
II. c. s.. Holmes. Hudson. Hopmo-
bile, italia, Jackson. Jordan, KEEL
sey. King, Kissel Kar. Kline Kar,
Lafayette. Leach Biltwen, Licking
ton. Liberty, Lincoln. Locomobile,
McFarlan, Maibohm. Marmon. Max
well, Mercer, Milburn, Mitchell,
Monroe. Moon, Nash. National.
Mona, Oakland, Oldsmobile. Over
land, Packard, Paige, Paterson.
Peerless, Pierce-Arrow. Pilot. Pre-
mier, Rauch-Lang, r & v Knight,
REQ. Rickenbacker. Roamer. Saxon,
Sayers. Standard, Stanley, Stearns-
Knight Stephens-Moline Plow Co,
Stevens-Duryea. Studebaker, Stutz.
Templar, vauxhall. Velie, west
colt. Wills-St Claire, WHY'S
Knight.
All of these cars will be dis
played at Chicago also with the ex
ception of the DUPONT, Kline, Am
bassador, Mona, Leach Biltwell,
Hatfield. Bournonville. Essex. Rick.
enbacker. Kelsey, italia, Vauxhall,
Stanley.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
NEW YORK PREPARE GREAT JANUARY AUTOMOBILE SHOWS

Chicago branch of the Cadillac
Motor Car Company TO which i'm
portsnt post he had risen after
more than ten years service with
the Cadillac oreshizstion in respon-
sible capacities.
Through his new Peerless sffilIs-
tion. he resumes a close association
with r. II. Collins extending over
the entire period OF Mr. Collins
incumbency as president and gen.
eral manager OF the Cadillac Motor
Car Company.
Mr.. Cunliffe brings TO his new
duties a broad experience in tn.
merchandising q quality motor
cars. which eill be Of inestimable
value TO him in marketing IN.
Peerless line. Hts intimate knovl-
edge of sales and service. both
wholesale and retail. gained from
his long and successful experience
as a distributor OF high-grade au-
tomobiIes. will enable him TO Civ.
the most Intelligent and most en-
cient service 10 the factory. the
distributing organization and the
public.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
PROSPECTIVE AUTO
BUYERS OFFERED
VALUE AT DISPLAY
Miles, Manager of Both
Events, Promises Novel
Surprises.
MAKERS WILL ASSIST
Every Prominent Car Manu-
facturer in u. S. to Be
Represented at Affairs.

Preparations for the national au-.
tolnobile shows in New York and
Chicago which are rapidly nearing
completion, assure those who have
followed them that the displays
will be the biggest and most COM
prehensive the country has ever
known. The New York event, the
first half of the show, will be held
In Grand Central Palace, January
Z to Il. and the Chicago event, the
second half. in the Coliseum and
Armory. January % TO February 4.
S. 4. Miles, manager of both dis
plays has been in New York for some
days comforting with decorators for
the Palace exhibition, and while
he Is not ready to divulge his pro-
gram in this respect. he promises II
win surprise visitors. 1t Is also
known that our manufacturers
throughout the country are Coop
Grating from every possible angle
to make the shows the greatest
ever. This is reflected in the record
number of exhibits.
One of the outstanding features
Of the 1922 show will be the great
values in the cars displayed. Never
before has a prospective automobile
purchaser been offered the value he
can now get. Ever since the war
motor car manufacturers have been
profting by the Lessons learned
when the plants were being used
by the government. As a result
they have been able to reduce1costs
and at the same time show better
ments in their.products.
Automobiles surely are tmproyin z
every year; the automobile show.
reflect this. For the most part
however, the betterment has been
noticed in body designs. coach
work, finish. both interior and ex
terror.
There will be ninety-four car
manufacturers exhibiting on the
four floors of the Palace in jan
uary, as against lightweight last
year. This record number Of e1
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04

hibitors means that there will be
nearly 400 different models shown
TO the New York motoring world,
in fact, to those interested from all
parts of the country. for New York
City will surely be the Mecca Of the
motoring enthusiast of the entire
United States during the eight days
Of the show.
Eight new makes Of cars. includ-
ing two foreign ones, will be shown
at New York. These are the
Bournonville. Handley- knight, Rick
enbacker, wiIls-St. Claire, Kelsey. ITALIA
and Vauxhall. The last two named
are the foreign makes that will be
on display.
This years New York exhibition
will also show to the public the
biggest display of accessories that
has ever been located under one
roof, in spite of the fact that II
was impossible TO find space for
many who applied for booths. In
New York the accessory booths
number 233, and they will show a
most varied line of devices and ap-
pliances that go to help the motor
list. Every year something new can
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
by Ed. THOMPSON. -.,-.
President Of the Automobile Bod!
Bufjders' Association.

President Of the Autesobiie Body
BuiiderG Association. -
1t is my belief that the most i'm
portant. step yet advocated by the
Automobile Body Builders sssocia-
ton is the plan to exhibit the
wares of its members at the com
ing show, to be held at the Twelfth
Regiment Armory, New York City,
during the week of January to
II, concurrently with the automo
bile show given under the au-
spices Of the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce.
The Automobile Body Builders
Association exhibit will make pos
sible the bringing together of open
and closed bodies for passenger
cars, products of the best shops in
America. the craftsmanship of the
recognized commercial builders. and
a diversified line Of raw, seminn-
in the fabrication of bodies for the
trade, placed on display by our as
sociate members. .
There is no conflict in the ex-
hibits of the two organizations for
the reason that the body and ac-
cessory show will specialize in fea-
turing bodies and parts, where
technique will be given an impor-
tant place with artistic effect.
1t is proposed in bringing these
elements together that the engi-
neer. the manufacturer of cars, the
purchasing agent and the sales
manager will here hnd under one
roof. at one time, the latest crea-
tons of every conceivable type and
standard. Literally, a selection of
next years styles can be made
there and then.
Here will be grouped open and
closed bodies of every type, some
finished and trimmed, some in the
white showing the framing, metal
ing and mechanical features. Per
haps some will be combination
of both. A comprehensive idea can
be had by visitors of the different
grades and speciaities Of the vari.
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| explain and educate those who are
interested.
The parts and materials on dis
play will make IT possible for the
prospective purchasing manufac-
turer to view at FIRST hand and tc
listen to explanations concerning
their peculiar virtues and to form
| conclusions concerning the detail.
OF his specification. which he ma,
give to his body builder.
Acquaintance is perhaps the out
standing feature of this exhibit. II
will bring together the men who
build the cars, those who build the
bodies and the owners or repre-
sentatives of the industrial plants
that furnish materials to the body
builders. Both personal contact
and the meeting with the men with
whom we have had years Of asso'
citation through the medium OF the
written letter. but whom We have
never seen, is an asset of incslcu'