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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

Whatever yuur God may be-. YET Him
be your Friend.
Stick g. the belief that In al your
career. lie ~ wen disposed toward YOU.
Think alsp thoughts ~ success Make
no mixtures ~ failure 10 your mind. d.
lot allow youiRlf 10 dwell upon hu.
mutations anu SORROW.
Steadily, I"rriHtcnily, driciminrdly
turn ever away from the dtrl, side of
things aud think sunlight
Again. let us seek sunshine, be- sun.
shin" hunters.
Let W. not expect trouble
~ qualify Tor a sunshine. carrier,
Ia M begin NJ the foundation and cul.
liyptc healthy b0diou, be- gnud cluin
tlund animals,
Then lrt US purgc pur minds Of al
thought dirt such aH auporstitions pre-
mouitions. suspicious doubts, hcsltnn'
cics pud icnrs LIT W. fill up the ~
tollrct with clean truth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
-Four and Twenty Blackblrds Roasted
In n Tree

One blackhird can make n lot OF noise.
a whole flock can make life miserable
fer the suburhanite who has gone to the
country 10 escape the noise OF the city
A certain Baltimore man wos ~ an
moved BY the blnckbirds that roasted In
the trees around his suburban home
that he wrote TO the engineering depart
mant OF a company that makes spot or
flood lights, az follows:
Il live In the suburbs and would like
a spot or food light which could throw
nj various points within 100 feet Of the
house Int the tops cf trees whcrc black
birds roost In annoying numbers during
certain weeks of the year"
The engineers told him OF tho correct
rsJector 20 purchase with which 70
food light the tree tops. Like other
noisy conclaves the blaekblrds could
not endure being "spotllghted' 10 speed
lis adjourned "a the woods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

prueded we have two things.
First srnsc enough to see Il ana be.
Hove II.
And, second sof.dlscullnc enough e.
do II.
Sow. therefore II We have sufficient
solf.llsciplinc and are not flnhhy and
weakened by srlfindulrcncc. let us girj
up our loins und find the sunshine.
How
liy thinking sunshine thoughts first
of all.
We can refuse To- look az gloomy pie
lures ana turn to bright ones. We can
run away from the pursuing morbid.
tics. We can laugh down silly prcmon'
itluns.
We can So our faces toward the
,pst.
We can bulll our house IN the sunny
ridr at the hill.
When the foEs cngulf us We can
move w the mountain,
The dscpcsi aud most disposing ol
all thoughts n the thought of God.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

specially desirable as dessert. but
served M n marshmallow sundac Il ls
quite delcctablc. The sauce provides
he necessary touch 10 complete the
dish Such mallow sauce IN made In
various flnvors and II is improved by
whipping II M 10 It's yclyciy smooth.
ness In an electric whipping contnincr
operated By small motor Thus the
electric motor adds the finishing touch
TO many dainty dessert at the very
popular hao.bar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17


queen Elizabeth. suys history. In.
tiodnood hlgh heels Tor women
a crafty insect h the ant lion which
catches ants by trapping them.
rhlcuro'a forest reserve IL 1909
acres H. area and has cost f7,2gO.o0O. 4
civilized Indians have been very sc.
ucinnt tu give up their belief In magic.
that the rhrukagc ip1kkl,ie, % our
nrm production duritkif .monthh
amounts a. more thauf taBpp 100000.
\ drnsc. yellow. penetrating Ntg hung
over the city ~ London recently 10
thicl, that SOME ~ the busses gave up
In despair and stopped Ia the streets
until u had cleared sufficiently for them
tu lind their way.
\ peculiar custom Of the Hindoos
during their Hull festivities consists
In the sending u persons away. with
messages ~ the dead indIviduAls. or
enjoying laugh AT their dlaappoint'
mrnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
UNUSUAL FLOOR LAMP DISPLAY
bhiNG MADE At FiNKIEA STORE

- one OF The mos, elaborate showIngs OF
1907 hnps that haA been on display In
.smifiilo .for STUNT time may b. seen AT
'sne finklca Electric Company. Manager
W. L. Finklca has secured these lamps
from the best known manufacturers in
america and the selection Is unusually
complete.
: Those floor lamps contain n variety
mat VIII please the most critical Gus
.oner' and there ara ~ many types that
ope c1n choose lamp that viii III any
iHif~ purse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
love, RELIENE. Trust. SMILE.

Everybody Just naturally loves sun.
hinc. Aud sunshiny faces. sunny
pcoplc and aunllt soiils. oven better than
.inshinc itself
Light stands for Joy sanlleh, stands
for cheer. and whole cl,izcnry ~
earth IL a.hunaered uAad adhirH Tor
cheer.
In an atu,ssPhrrc ~ cheer W. NO,
up our chins. life blooms IN w. NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

' Soda fountains often serve dainties
other than sodh water and ice cream
Many ,ef them have become bitc'h'rs
nj ehich glrls and women With limited
IJiSt n,pnes can ob,sin sandwiches
ana Sof>>e followed iy daiuty dessert
WITH Z dsheious topping which retains
lie ernoolhness and sweetness much
ioussr than plain whipped cream.
f,rus store ice cream n not slways
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

Aud then let us sweep and dust our
hearts. casting cut nll frtid "nvics.
hntes riudns and runtrlnWs.
let ne fiil No IN love. find something
To low and some one To- love, u htH
Uly % dos
Ana above hll lct us hold to the very
oaarncr ana substance ~ sunshine,
which b. faith
Nm ulrnc faith In God which ~ beau
tnul. bat more especially faith M our
fellows. which is both beautiful aud
warm
Love- believe Trust And Smilo'
Ana so ont IT you will pour sun.
hlnc. nm mly 10 hght your own feet.
lui 10 she'd iis glow and comfort upon
IN whom Fate leads a. mctr YOU'D.
Frank Crane. IN Lesbos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

President !. u Howard ~ tho Amcrl'
can Farm bureau Federation, MiyH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

M"dci kiG, and Ia rated at :, maxi
mum speed q; Twenty-Five mll.g per
hour The GMC "n.in", 3bN5J Inches.
VIII develop iN!riv-'wo and tive.
ltnths actual horse power al governed
speed The whc"ibnsc ia l32 inches:
tn!HIug radius, jwcuty-thrcc feet. ana
chassis weight $500 pounds TIL,
electrical equipment consists of an
cisctric starting an! Lighting system.
Nhich includes a generator. starting
motor. battery Swi,ches ana wiling
~ Special design ana manufactures.
tn" ignition system Is ,ud,ucndeni Of
IN" iiEht'nS ana star;tnr systems.
stewart oH"-I"n TrurA.
Tn" Stewart mo&.i -. luu, Ivy the
stewart NUtor 'orpurat.un. HufraIo.
y. J.. is rated ~ ION Job with
mrNimnm speed OF forty horso powcr
Its l-2 5-inch Ncrschcll- Spiiln,an
model 1000 "nEin" has a y 4. q
r"t!nG of l,.i hnrs" power Tho
w'!Eht OF tho chassis Is 2.1sO pounds
ana IN. whcclhHse is l.D inch..
'"mplc,r VIII tn" standard coup
m"nt chassis lists a; $l.S5".
This speed truci, ia .uuiprca with
~" power is carried through :, i!ory
" E""i. clutch ana burstnu tr.,rs
mission. both OF which aye i,i uni,
WITH the engine. The .raupinission
provides three sp".ds forward and
on" reverse. Final driv. is through
y Clark Internal gear rear axle. The
'"nplci" unit provides e total u"ar
reduction in high OF GIL. and "a total
gear reduction in low VI 2u.s:I. The
frame Is suspended from -FOUR scmi-
"iiip'ic springs "i Detroit make The
heels "rc Of Wn-rr ulaIrTu.,ur.
Jni ~" FURNISHED with Fircs,onc rim
Equipment Tires are - = 5-iuch
cord pIcuma;icS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
STRIKING
Thr Iico Nrcrd Mngon.

II might be mentioned that the
pioneer OF the speed wagon type Ia
the REQ Motor Car Company. Luns-
ing, Mich. which dcsignaics It's We
hiclc the Speed Wagon" Incident
ally. this term speed wagon" IL this
cOmpany's trade mark name for this
particular vehicle, aud is protected
b. copyright The REQ Speed Wagon
WAS placed on the market ain years
ago. and from the very beginning was
equipped with pneumatic tires and
electric starting aud lighting system
OF standard equipment Furthermore.
this company refused TO equip any
OF rs speed wagons with solid tires.
and considered the warranty void
when the pneumatic tires wer" re-
moved.
It's speed wagon IL on.-and- one
fourfh-tun jon. T:nch OF the essential
and fundamental units. such as the
engines. aNl"s. transmission. clutch.
steering gear ana radiator ar" uf the
REQ design and construction. The
engine develops from thirty 10 thirty
hv. hurC power The wheiibasc Is
i2b inches; tho length over all III
inches, width over all. s.Nty-siX
feet
Tn. clcctricnl system Includes Il
R"uIy. two-unit. Si%-yOli system. The
starting motor * mounted over I'll"
'front.' end OF the transmission The
storage battery IL OF 10" ampcrs
consist OF ty9U iars" parab"lic head
lamps lifted "ith dimm!ar deviccs.
and "a tail lamp
Tho center control Of the snIective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
sales AND SERVICE
WILL BRING SUCCESS
sales Manage" of Napoleon Motors
declares transportation Is
Article To BE Sold.

Iranororiatiou well sold and SER
VIC" HiN"n Will BRING success t. tho
,hahutdclur'~ "r AN. good motor
irucS Napoleon Motors Company
som" time iiEo advised tn" sale OF
trdn deportation fist ui all and W. g.
Rath vice pr">!Ignt and general sales
'nrnhS"", n"H AIDS real service as
p"requie!t". First al ALI" eaii
Ny Ratp recently. Transportation
must be- sold. Il matters not what
ihc salesman may have To offer In q,
motor truck rs long as it is high
grad"
Having thoroughly convinced his
prospect "f tn" necessity O! trans
poriailon. ana having runciuicd the
sale. thcr" yet remains real service
70 b" sold. for the customer must be
satisfied. one oC the most SUCCESS
ful statesmen IA the mojur-truCk Acid
that ever knew mad" II u point n
rohh"d trucks on N" floor 20 provide
part when such part Was no; in
stock. lie never hcSitatcd L" take
loug and arauous trips into the coun-
try TO SEQ chat Il truck was placed
IN operation In rs short a tim" as pos T.
siol" after notification that IL was
out OF commission.
III" sold almos, entirely to farm
cra. and always Kept in touch with
tn" truck owner who mad bought from
MIN. He even inspected trucks of
oth"r makes ~ favor. ana in that
VA made fricu'.n. Tia, man cold
q record breaking number OF truck.
IN his territory ana Els NuS!nCs. in
creased ever: year
by word of mouth the farmers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
MOTOR BUS EARNS PROFIT
ON An EASTERN RAILROAD
H'ruri" Trr"i.. With srrr'ni Pas
hr-''rT i'"i,, Nn!.r- !'"ur Round
'r u" Dali, ON ii-Niic Run.

" ,H The rlitshur,,h nud irs que
IA lr tailwrv company Installed 9
"nilrnrd botw"cr rhIiushrUF and
l'gmt" Pa IN an So VIII - sole
iht1 ~ nWrlDd'tin- To" u.0pl. of
iNe two towns. and ihos- l!v.ns along
tho h"r ~ earning psont Oh IT,
4ulpsburg ami Ramcy are penn.
'''y' Hi1 w.ninr Towns. fourteen miles
"rT't Fhev do not supply enough
.iraFtr 10 Justify ,hr service ~ pas
tyou-rnrJhi on, uatn very recently.
npr ay nItrrnou!lc, watch "Ts w.
fatsfarfnry dTc 10 bad road condi-
regular. dependable ,rnnSporiatiuu,
tnr 'aiiroad officials iEstaiici Re
noble truck. especially cuGipEed 10
run on railroad rack, and ii;ici with
spCCial bus body, designed and built
in the nopphl!c Motor Truck Con-
many. Incorporated. Alma. Mich. Tho
rhaa-lA !F, he standard Model -.
tSo-aud one -hnlf.tuu. lifted with de-
muuaiah!c steel railway rims on The
rear wheels. ANA the iron; nSl" and
wrr -, and the trout aNic AMI wheels
replaced MIN u Inur-wGccl pony
unrk whioh follows IA" curves
The pus seats twonty-cigm pas
gsugerS IN two compartments. the
a circular seat at tn" back. En-
trance .a at the front through a door
runjroilcd by the driver. The fare
is i, cents per mile, and the average
number of passengers carried one
WAY Is thirty, though by crowdng
the hus frequently carries ffiy TO
sixty persons 1T one time.
The has makes four round irIrs
ncr day, running on a regular railroad
schedule. with twelve regular stops.
There are ten or twelve additional
stOps at mines, etc. The running time,
each way, Is one hour. There is not
u mile of straight tracktin- the en-
tire fourteen. and there are several
! l-2 per cent grades. Yet the Re-
public easily makes its schedule time
and maintains an average speed of
twenty-five miles per hour.
Tn" raiiroad's report OF the first
ilftN-two days OF operation Of the bus.
shows G,G32 miles travelled, geoss rev.
cnuc of f2.l30.95. total expense OF 81
80, and net earnings OF $Iss -.
or 80 cents per mile. The results Of
the hns operation have so impressed
the railroad officials that q Republic
trailer, Win railroad rims and Gpcr ial
box car body, has been installed for
baggage ana express business. and
two more Republic trucks are soon
to lie MT into service on the same
line This is probably the FIRST III
stance III which a railroad has made
-proiitab!c use of Il practically aban-
-dDncd spur line by installing motor
buses. ana. Will doubtless he followed
by others as the Pittsburgh and Sus-
quchanna experience becomes known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
100000 MORE MOTORS
IRE IN USE THIS WINTER
Increase Of Cars and Trucks At
tributcI 10 Unusually Mild
Weather Throughout Land.

hs a raSri; Of unusually mild
IS Gather ihrouThou; the country this
winter Approximately 3.n9c.opO more
passenger cars and trucas are in SER
VIZ, than were being used a year ago,
according 10 reports sent in To the
Travel ana Transport Bureau of The
Il + Goodrich Rubber COMPANY
Many Northern states. which are
USUALLY swouhound seycra, months
- the year have had only few
Sight showia!l- 50 FAR this winter.
and auto traffic has never hcon i'm
r'd"1 'E::= rcsul, has been that
Thousands OF motrists who formerly
stored their machines at The first
s.gn OF King Winter awe kept ,hc!n
Co,-.uuosuly In use.
Thr bcst Indication az the increased
uFr of autos iH given by reports ON
iaiHrh hy the Goodrich 5u.gau from
gasoline distributing cUmpam.cs IN
NIut!E sc.nr&t.i HcrtiunS. Tho re-
ports show That gasoline consump-
t"n tnis winter In Northern states
y az least 100 per cent greater than
r'oaN"H ranging ~ nigh a. ioD or 500
~ largest gains In eosolito co.-
snmpr"n M"r" shown hy cities in
N"i.&cv9 Nichigsn ana ia \tntes
along. the Canadian border. Which
Usually are Snowbound from ran TO
hpr'ng Ne section cf the country
reported AN Increase OF less than 90
per cent
I:c!iab.. estimates placed the nam,
''F OF cars ~ use last winter, which
MAs unusually severe. at i.JCO.UOO.
iWlS year II can u" coEscrvativciy
estimated that AT least $500. 600 mr..
IT, service Fart Of tho Increase can
%, attrinut" 10 the larger number
~ cars owned bat tn" favorable. mo-
ipr!ug weather, il NJ ,curs.. m.
gr,atcst factor
ire manufacturers prcaict that
nus Increased use at cars will have
~ nprrcc!!i.c effect upon the de-
hihHh Tor tires next spring and maj
a' Hctua! shortage may occur as a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS.
Eat Less Neat Ii Kidneys Feel
Like Lead or Bladder
Bothers.

Most FOLKS forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and
cloGSed and need "a nushing occasion
ally. else We have backachc and dull
misery In the kidney region, severe
headaches. rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver. acid stomach, slcep!cSsness and
all sorts Of bladder disorders
You simply must Keep your kid
ncSs active and clean, and the mo-
mcnt YOU feel an ache or pain in the
kidney region, get about four ounces
OF lad Salts from any good drug
store here, take = tablespoonful In Il
glass of water before breakfast for
II few days ana your Kidneys will
then act tine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes ard
lemon juice. combined with lithia.
and IS harmless to flush clcgged kid
neys and stimulate them To normal
activity. 1t also ncutralizcs the acids
in the urine so II no longer irrltatos,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive:
makes delightful ef;ervcscent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then ia keep their Kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious
complications.
woll-known local druggist says
he sells lots of lad Salts 10 folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while IL is only troublc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
GHOST REVEALS GREAT
VIOL|N-MAKING SECRET
Shade of Stradivariu> Appears to
Heinrich Ohlhuvcr. German
Merchant, o; Hamburg.
IL ktRI. NUS WiEGtND.
Universal ScrNIcr SOM tnrrcnnnnhcnt.

~
BERLIN. Jan. 2"rho ghost OF
Strad!vatius. the famou. violin max
ca. who lied at Crcnpna in 1881 ha-
appeared TO Heinrich Oalhaver. Il
German merchant of Hamburg. ana
has revealed To him tho secret OF
turning the cheapest $40 nldle into
the finest Stradivarius violin which
the bes; artists, it is claimed. cannot
tell from "a pcnu.n. instruments two
and a half centuries old.
The German newspapers promi-
covcry, WHICH. Ohihaycr who is an
occulis,. attributes to the spirit o;
Stradivarius. which. IL If declared. az
rrared to MIN and revealed the secret
long dead.
The merchant, who. according 10
tn" bcrliner Tagchiait, Is neither =.
musician nor eyer concerned himself
with tho making of Niolins until re-
Gently, has turned Cheap VioliuS.
tnuEht by III. dozens. into sUch fin.
INSTRUMENTS that musicians critics
ana artists have hccn unable TO tell
~ difference ia quality ...d richness
81 tone from gcnuIn" Strdd!Nar.us.
ph!harer has limited 4 large Circi"
-! musicians, critics ana artists TO a
demonstration IN one Of Burlin's best
known music halls. on February :. -
test his discovery hy listening TO has
revealed .itITtGivafins vip!:ns.r AMI
Ne dciics them 20 pick out the inStru-
E.nts made h% StradiVariuS himself
when still on earth. fTum the vlulins.
the Transformation of which very
poor TO the finest was directed hy'
stiadiNAr!ua' Ep!rlt through ohihaYor.
Artists who nave heard Ohlhavcr's
instruments confirm The occult!st:'
claim as t. the wonderful quality OF
the tone OF his instruments after tho
process Is applied, IN. nature or which
he refuses II reveal.
should ohlhavcr's claims DC cstab-
iiSh.d. II : declared the process
would make old victims, now worth
tOrtuncs. n!innsI Vaiuclcss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
0LD-TIMERs' CLUB WILL
BANQCET ITS OFFICERS
S'x Thousand Veterans OF autoino-
bile Fraternity Plan Tcsli-
niOnial in Windy CITY.

veterans OF the automCbil. rratcr.
.nmH VINO have joined the Ola Timers
oiqb I" the number OF 5000 or more
VII bhnnue, ana elect officers In The
W. 'hlcaSo, Tuesday evening Feb.
iuary j This organization is COM
i'Os." exclusively OF men who have
D"en active in the Industry Tor nv.
ynars or mora. Concciv"d n wear az,
az INC New York Automobile SHOW.
ny ~ pioneer VINO believed that the
&c: "oS@ SHOULD nay" representa-
I've social organizations the Old
Timers cub haa grown Ike wiIdhrr,
ahu IL today Il powerful organization.
- promises To become one 81 the
dustry.
.. Al tho New YORK. show THE year
WIS the opinion NJ members ar.s-
ont that the organization should be
Perfected. and a nominating commit
VOC presented list Of officers The
III Ell. cha 'rman OF IN" American
automobile Association contest board:
: Bmn"y nldGriI. e. g. SinsnGaurh.
,n,''si Berminshan. iiarry, II I!as-
SOU and ~ G. Swandcr. tn" com
p'tts iist .of nom!natic has jus,
hEeli annoiinccJ. rs follows: pr"sI-
nrht. Albert Champion, CHAMPION IL
milton company. I'lmi. Mich: treas
u'tf' ~ >. F!rcStpnr.t FircStOno Tir"
quo itnbD.r Company. Akron, OHIO.
ssctet3ry. l. i:d Soopnor Detroit.
gi,' thc., i%lo"ine ~tce- presidents.
Industry pn.srnpor ear. iiowari Mar
mon. "r@Eid-R; Sovdyi. " Mar,nbn
company. INDIANAPOLIS: motor trucE.
TS"aarna, ii,,o rm1G l,, yiGe,ar.s'a'n,
,'.t. parts and acc"ssorics iJhu
l'bnG"i. v!c"-p president, standard
l'nrih 'pmJany cleveland: iuuhorS.
".roHorN Flynn. vic"-p pros don't I:i-
wHri 4 c1rSidv Complying. New York
f.Ir a'ttl'frH W ~ nlgr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
STRIKING FEATURES OF AMERICAN
SPEED TRUCKS BRIEFLY OUTLINED

sliding gear transmission is located
nmldShips on the subsramc. The fol-
lowing ar" the standard gear re
duction from cnEit. 10 the rear
s.i:l low speed. l1.2;l. ana rcN"rsc.
:33:l. Final drive is through u
full nuhtin;; Up" year axle. Two a,,s
of brakes are provided on the rear
wheel huhA They ate clnimgd TO be
easily adjusted ana nnti-rutl;ng. The
ped with Gcnpumtahlc riif The
tIr" equipment IS 3iNl - inches
front and rear.
The regular equipment consists or
the following: i'wo-uni, olcctri
startint: and LIGHTING. system. storage
light socket tir" carrier on running
Npnrd, Spc"fiOm"ter, gnMcicr me-
chanical horn. cHtra rim. complete
set OF tools, tire pump ard jack.
i.rn,rn, -Bvrn>tr!n speed Truck.
The new speed job recently an
ncuuc"h by tn" Grumm -EcTustcin Mo-
k'r Truck Company, Lima. DAto. ac-
&mmodatos loads i.p jo ono ton and
* capable ot Speeds up 20 forty-Iv"
miles per hour Tho !I.' price OF the
chassis. including the standard .guip-
mcn,, IL Slic5. This truck Is also
listed IA Hi%ie'n ronbD1;iors Of
bodies and equipment. ranging from
sl525 nm to s!.79r The wncelbaye
Is l2s inches and The loadIn. pace
from behind the drivers scnt IL eight
feet.
GMC Onc-T"u Molr! MA.
The units and cnuipnen. i,r,,rpor.
atcd in the GMc omv-ton model. brl;
by the Genera. Motors Truck Corpor-
alton. Pontiac GiIh., are particularly
adapted 70 the scrNlcr required from
phny docs not spe !heaNy label this
uGl,' a. such Il is fI,>tsuut..u a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Conf~.ses 10 Hobbrry.

=, LAW RENcENli.LE, GA. Jan. 90
S"Froil Williams, arrested al his
home ncpT Alpharctta Thursday con-
isssed Yesterday To participation in
inc ronbery OF the bank OF Suwanec.
AT Snwanee, Ga, late Wednesday.
Sheriff T.. $. Garner announced to-
night, Williams implicated two 9TH
1r m,si. Mark iIaSood and Thomas j.
James, Tor whom search is being
made. the sheriff declared steve"
James. whu. according 10 officers.
drove the automobile in which the
robbers fed, is being held as a ma
tcria! witness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

passed the good words along that this
man invariably Looked after them
and that he kept their trucks running
That maui had Transportation .oti
through service. for. IL mattcrci not
what nuck h handled the farmers,
bought trcm him In his territory.
which consisted OF two COUNTIES the
great majority Of trucks Mere OF
he make he handled
"'ThcrcfOrc. say ,hat frnnsnorta-
lion well sold will bring sales. and
service we'll rendered w!ll Increase
saics. tn" satisfnction OF tn" farm
81 /" passed oE to IN, dealer. and so
On to the maker Many mrnufa"-
turcrs have much 20 l.arn from tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
t!irycs Murder HIM

~ - tMi iiA, Ala Jan. aa-WIth
".lfEtl confessions ot Hamp * H.
shaving OF one prohibition o,,ic.r .,"L
me wtundink "f TWO Others las, SAL.
uruaN and i-ou!s Kirby. a negro. State
aoiiriior Henry Jones, declares he has
Weu.r suncirHt 10 establish the
fact that there WAS In .yist,nca
murder ring which had FOR lis
avpweu purpose the determination Of
ohccrs OF the law who might try IN
interfere with tho manufacture Of
Alabama Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Pursue Criminals i, Autos.

AnE"red at the ease with which
bandits hay" been escaping from
th"!r crimes recently in automobiles.
police departments OF several cities
have placed Ord-rs for hlsh-powcre,
Specds;crS which w!ll be used to nur.
sue the criminals Some IT the ma
chimes VIII ne equipped with bullet
nronf ahielLa In frnnt