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The New York herald., 1921-06-12
NEW SCRIPPS-BOOTH
IS MEDIUM SIX MODEL

Announcement has been made that
the Scripps- Booth Corporation has
added TO Its line Of light six cylinder
cars a new model which will be known
as "the Medium Weight Six" 1t will
be produced in four body styles-a five
passenger touring car, three passenger
roadster, a five passenger four-door
sedan and a four passenger coupe
Commenting on the addition to the
Scripps- Booth line, w. G. Poertner.
Eastern distributor for the car, has the
following to say
1.-The factory's appreciation OF the
fact that the motorist OF to-day is de-
manding even more of his motor car
than he has in the past in design. quail
ity of materials, power, comfort and
dependabiity was the incentive that
prompted the designing of the new
model.
These needs of the present day
motorist have been before the designers
in their production of this new model.
The power plant they have selected as
the one best suited to meet these con-
ditions is the well known six cylinder
Continental Red Seal motor This pro-
duces more than so horse power. ample
driving energy for a car of the weight
OF the medium six even under trying
conditions. There are many Other
features to the new model which must
be seen TO be appreciated and from
It's general makeup II will no doubt
become one of the most popular OF the
Scripps- Booth lines"
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
OYER,
SAYS HARDING
Governor of Federal Reserve
System Says Business Trend
Is Upward.

THE emergency of 1920 has definitely
passed" said W. p. G. Harding, gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve system.
speaking before the annual meeting of
the National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce There Is nothing as far as
the financial condition of the country
is concerned as affected by the Federal
Reserve banks that causes any other
feeling than one of optimism"
Availability OF credit the fact that
automobile shipments for the past two
months equalled 81 per cent. of the same
months of last year. the feeling that
and Governor Harding's statement that
"the public has great deal of buying
power left were major points of the
meeting.
Governor Harding pointed out that
the financial situation of the Federal
Reserve system Is stronger than 1t has
ever been before. and that the banks
are anxious to lend to legitimate busi-
ness.
1--WE want to get the public out Of the
idea that things are constantly going
lower and lower" said Governor Har-
ding, land we should get some stability
into the situation" 1t was the opinion at
the meeting that the new low price
levels now reached would probably be
stabilized on the present basis, as almost
all the motor companies have readjusted
tseir prices. The consensus of opinion
brought out that motor car and truck
companies have anticipated the lower
levels of raw materials and have priced
their product on the new basis.
The automobile market is leader in
return of buying, reports at the meeting
brought out The May shipments ex-
ceeded April by 13 per cent. and April
and May shipments were 81 per cent. OF
of same months of last year, comparing
favorably with the steel market with
pig iron, which is on so per cent.
basis. and with rail transportation,
which is on 60 per cent. basis.
"The Federal Reserve banks" said
Governor Harding (which are the ulti-
mate resource of all member banks, and
through them, of the public. are In a
position now better than ever before
to extend to all legitimate busi-
ness all assistance needed and are not
only in position to do that but are anx-
ious for business to avail itself Of 1t.
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
SOUTHERN JERSEY
ROAD CONDITIONS
Routes to Shore Resorts Re-
ported in Excellent
Condition.

The chief roadman OF the bureau OF
tours of the Automobile Club of
America, o. NJ. Wells has just returned
from a thorough inspection of all the
pads in south New Jersey and reports
that the gravel roads connecting the
large cities and the ahore resorts are in
excellent condition through the section
south OF Lakewood and east of PhiIadel-
phia. The trunk line from Lakewood to
Atlantic City is in, such fine shape that
twenty-five miles an hour can be main
tanned the entire distance.
The swamp on both sides of the Null
luca River south ofhGretna (Which has
been a menace to motorists for a num-
ber of years because of the water cover
ing the roads at high uide) is now open
over the new causeway, which has been
under construction for the past year !;
the surface Is now in first class condi-
ton
An excellent gravel road turns off the
Lakewood City trunk line at
Manahawken and crosses 'Barnegat Bay
on bridge continuing through Peahala
to Beach Haven, which Is located on a
long narrow strip of land with the
ocean on one side and Little Egg Harbor
on the other and offers a splendid beach
for swimming
Most Of the motorists going to At
lantic City from northern and west
ern points use the Absecon Boulevard.
which starts at Absecon, a small village
located at the end of the Philadelphia
Atlantic City trunk line and enters At
lantic City In. the centre of the business
section. within a short distance of all
the larger hotels.
Motorists going from Atlantic City to
Cape May will find that the road is in
good condition. The route follows:
From Atlantic City go south on Atlantic
avenue to Longport then west over a
bridge and along the causeway to Som
ers Point where a bridge Is crossed. the
The New York herald., 1921-06-12

toll charge being 25 cents. Past Great
Egg Harbor, the main gravel road is fol-
lowed through Palermo, Seaville and
Ocean View to Cape May Court House.
From this point to Cape May there is a
concrete road. Enjoyable side trips from
the trunk line are possible from Ocean
View to Sea Isle City; from the trunk
line to Avalon, which is below Ocean
View; from Cape May Court House TO
Stone Harbor and from Rio Grande to
Wildwood. Holly Beach. Anglesea and
Wildwood Crest all over good roads.
The direct cross connection from At
lantic City TO Penns Grove Is in excellent
shape, with the exception of a mile.
which Is under construction between
Woodstown and Sharpstown. A convent
ent detour is provided and the route Is
from Atlantic City through Pleasantville.
Mays Landing, Richland, Buena, Nal
aga, Elmer, Pttsgrove. Woodstown and
Sharpstown to Penns Grove.
All in all South Jersey offers many
possibilities to the motor tourist who
likes good roads and comfortable stop
at the end of each days run.
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
PAIGE SETS NEW
MARK AT UNIONTOWN

e. NJ Daley, local distributor for the
Paige-Detrot, has received complete
figures OF the record breaking perform
ance made by Ralph Mulford. driving
stripped stock car Paige-Detroit chas-
sis, over the Speedway at Uniontown.
In this speed test-100 miles In :O6 :53. %
record after record for stock cars from
five TO one hundred miles went by the
board. The performance, together with
the wonderful figures made in the
Pixies Peak cog road test and the re-
markable Daytona mile scored by the
Paige, round out a series of spring tri-
jumps for the car.
In the Uniontown record breaking
Mulford sent his car the first five miles
in 3:15:4S, or at the rate of 91S miles
per hour At ten miles, which he COW
cred in 6:31 AS. he was travelling at 9l.9
miles per hour. Fifteen miles were
covered In 9:45.96. and at this distance
Mulford was speeding along at the rate
of 921 miles per hour. Mulford con-
tinued at or near this average up to
seventy-five miles. when the first no.
ticeable slackening of speed came. and
this was due to the fact that the tires
were beginning to feel the strain.
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
BRADFIELD IS WITH
THE YELLOW CAB co.

Announcement OF the appointment Of
II. G.. Bradheld OF Detroit as director
of sales and advertising for the Yellow
Cab, Manufacturing Company OF Chi
cago is made by that company. Mr..
Bradfeld. who has been president and
general manager of the Bradheld Com
pany. Detroit. has discontinued his De-
troit business
The yellow Cab Manufacturing Com
pany. in addition TO being the largest
manufacturers of taxicabs. also manu-
factures yellow Cab trucks in the three
quarters and one and one-quarter ton
capacities and a six cylinder high grade
motor car--the Ambassador The COM
pany In on capacity schedule for their
plant at the present time with no un-
balanced inventory or unsold finished
stock.
Associated with Mr.. Bradheld as sales
manager OF the taxicab division OF the
company Is J. y. Dub. who was formerly
associated with Mr. Bradfeld with the
old Premier Motor Car Company OF In
dlanapolis.
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
The AutOmO Obile Speaks
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The New York herald., 1921-06-12
BOWMAN AUTO co.
f, OPENS NEW SHOWROOM

An event OF special interest to New
York motorists Is the opening of large
now showroom by the Sidney q. Bow
man Automobile Company at 1922-1924
broadway, at Sixty-fourth street.
There will be n special exhibit Of the
various models of the Klsse Custom
Built six and the Grant Six during the
week in this centrally located and spa
cious showroom. and all Interested in
fine motor cars are invited.
This showroom will be maintained in
addition TO the kissel and Grant show
,tm In the Bowman Building at Broad
rorH7xf zS1st street
The New York herald., 1921-06-12

after June 10 and will make their first
appearance in New York at the show
rooms Of the Sidney B. Bowman Auto
mobile Company Broadway at Sixty
fourth street and Broadway at 131st
street.
In statement issued by Mr.. Sidney
B. Bowman. president OF the Sidney
B. Bowman Automobile Company. he
states: Present Kissel prices are based
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
OF MARMON COMPANY

executive personnel of Nordyke & Mar
mon Company. including the creation Of
two new vice-presidents. are announced
by Walter c. Marmon. president of the
company.
A. r. HeislSel and VI. @. Shafer are
the two new vice-presidents. n. L..
Purdy. formerly assistant treasurer. fills
Mr.. Heiskelrs former position az treas
urer: r. II. Rice. formerly sales man
ager. becomes secretary of the company
In Mr.. Shafer's place.
r. n. Brooks is now sales manager.
and A. ]. Rogers. advertising manager.
takes his former place OF assistant sales
manager
The New York herald., 1921-06-12
KISSEL COMPANY JOINS
IN PRICE REDUCTION

To meet the deman' of motorists who
want Kissel quality at a popular price
the Kissel Motor Car Company an
nounces that In addition TO the standard
touring, by building the custom built
tourster. coupe and sedan in the stand
ard model. it is able to price them at
$500 less than former models without
sacrificing quality or comfort. These
new models will be available on and
The New York herald., 1921-06-12

on 1921 material and labor cost. inven-
tory is figured at present and future
prices and present rices are figured at
normal overhead.
"The factory prices of the standard
models that carry the $500 reductions
are the standard touring at s2.775. the
standard tourster at $2,975. the stand
ard coupe at s3.775 and the standard
sedan at S3.775.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
Ell Cob, y Mestre Sc
I0tGGSdn pOf pre-.
SOS tuberculosis

Tenemos entendido que e. Gebernador
y ell Attorney, senior Mestre, hace va
rios dias-ea,e5raroa una larga conferen-
cia, durante la cual trataron extensamel
te -respecto a cierto nlmero de presos
tuberculosis que en- Ia actualidad cum
plen coadena en- ell Preside ie san Juan,
qae Sc hallan recluidos en- una caseta
provisional, que ha siao construfda en- Ia
azotea De dich6> ediaeio, Ia cual no reu-
ne las indispensables condiciones p1ra
pacientes de esa naturaIeza.
segdn nuestros inforgnes. ell Goberna-
dor mostro deseos per conocer el re
cord de cada uno de los referidos pri-
sionercs, para yer 81 era possible inaur
tarles.
Por 10 que este particular Sc refe-
re, sabemos que el senior Mestre contest6
en- e. sentido de que el, tanto este ano
como en- el pasado, habia realizado es-
fuerzos por resolver ess asunto, tratan-
GO de que de los fondos sobrantes de Sill
Departamento Sc hiciera una transferen
cia de diez mil dolares para la eonssruc-
con de una caseta en- ell Sanatorio In
splar, con ell prop6sito de recluir en- ella
a esos infelices.
-Parece que e. plan del Attorney
la sido bien acogido por EIr. Rely, pa
IA 10 cual Sc espera que del fondo So
brante de este afo, correspondence a
dicho DEPARTMENT., Sc haga la referi-
da asignaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CINE LAS ANTILLAS.

Antonio Moreno en- los episodios siete
y ocho de la serie Ell Antifaz sinies-
tro".
Episodes tres, cuatro y Gin
Co de la serie per Houdine titulada Gel
Maestro Criminal''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
ECOOOmiCG .dinGTO

Representatives. varias casas manufac
tureras de las mas importantes en- ma
quinaria Agrfcola Industrial
PlaDtas de Hielo; Motores de Com
busti6n Interna Modernos; Bombas;
Tractores; Trapiches; Plantas Electri
cas-; Maquinaria para Cafe; Tuberias;
etc. etc,
Contamos con maquinaria noderna
para la persoraci6n de poEos Artesianos
Hacemos Instalaciones completes rara
Riego.
Nuestra ofcina en- New York esta
situada en- ell Hudson Terminal Build
Ing que es el centro de maquinaria de
dicha ciudad, estando a cargo dc per-
sonss competentes. 10 que nos perrnite
seleccionar los aparatos mas adecuados
para cada an y los precios mas con-
venientes
Solicite cotizaci0nes para 10 que me-
cesite de:
DELGADO HERMANoS.
Yauco, P. R. Advt,
ufg ngr2 ST.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
EN- cAYEY Sc coNsTRUIRA
UN GRAN "sTAND

Desde cayey Sc nos envla para su pu
blieaei6n la siguiente nota;
q prestigioso caballero don Heraclio
Mendoza, ex-alcalde de este pueblo, Sc
IA deeidido ceder, mediante arrenda-
miento parte de los terrenos que pOsee
cercanos a Ia pOblaci6n para IN grand
stand que Sc piensa constFuir en- este
pueblo. El seaor Mendoza, Sc ha mos
trado como siempre filantropo altruis
Ia, pues tan pronto supo que tai idea
Sc deseaba llevar a la praetica, no re-
par6 en- obstaculos nj en- p6rdidas y ofre
ci6. mediante una remuneration esca-
sa. euatro cuerdas de sus meiores la
nos para Ell referido grand stand''.
cayey tendra, gracias Ia genero-
siaad del meritisimo cabaliero un mag
niiico sitio de recreo donde los diferen-
tes teams de este pueblo y de la
isla podran medir sus fuerzas muy
pronto.
La idea del grand stand" ha sido
acogida favorablemente por tOdas las
personas amantes del sport ? pronto
cayey, Ia ciudad del Torito, donde no
ha mucho tempo iugaron los mas IA
mososs teams" de Ia isla, estara en-
eondiciones de ofrecer, un excelente 81
ito donde expansionarse, contelnplando
los desafios de las mas famosas no
venas de Ia localidad y dc + isls.S
Felicitamos al sr. Mendoza por su
ofrecimiento. asi como tambien los
iudividuOs one Sc proponen realizar tan
herlAosa ohra.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y
ACRlOOLA DE PUERTO RICO
-Secef6n de Ahorros.-

-Secef6n de Ahorros.-
Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
breta n1nero 632o a nonnbre de
dona Carmen Vera Viuda de Or
tiz, de esta ciudad, Sc hace sa-
Der: que pasados treinta dlas
despu6s de la primera pubIica-
ci6n de este anuncio sin que per-
soma aIguna Sc haya presentado
a recIamar su meior dsrecho, Sc
lie expedira Ell correspondence
dupIicado, quedando sin valor la
original.
San Juan, P. r. "a de oetu-
bre de 1921.
FL Secretario,
p. ROCAFORT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
JINE NORMA.

Estreno de los episodios prinero y Sc
gundo de la extraordinaria serie "Los
AEragros de la Selva' una bonita co
media.
Mahana:-Alegre comedias /en cinco
actos titulada "Juego Peligroso2 y ell
episodio once de la serie s'La Mala Som
hra''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CINE "TREs BANDERAsp

Los episodes cineo y seis del EGisterio
Gle la Selva' y sus rellenos -c6micos.
Mafana:-El hernoso drama en- Gin
co actos titulado "La Imprudente Pru-
dencia' 81 Triunfo de- Hip6dromo'. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CINE LUNA.

La comedia en- cinco actos "Juego Pc
ligroso'' y el episodio once dc Mala
scnbra
Manana:- Wallace Reid ell la comedia
"Que prisa tienes'' y una c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CINE "PUERTo RICO"

Los episodios tres y cuatro de "a boni
ia y sensacionaleseri ''Los Milagros de
la Selva" y una comedia. +,
Manana: Los episodios trece y Gator
ce de Ia, serie Los opalos del Cri1nen" ,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CTNE PTALTO

Pauline Frederick en- Ell hermoso dra
ma en- seis actos titulado "'Amor es vi
va Llama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
CEATRo STRAND.

La super production italiana por "a
tragica ITALIA Mancini titulada "Hem-
bra".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
rEATRo "RIvoL1" (RiO Piedras).

Bessie Barriscale en- el drama en- seis
actos titulado Ante la Crisis.
AGanana:-La bella Katherine Mac
Donald en- FL Rayo' y la bonita come
dia "Rsfrescando y con ealor'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-29
sEL1oGRAPE. (catahO)

La grandiosa cinta portorriquena por
Ruth Clifford titulsda Amor Tropi-
cal''.
Manana:-c Charles Ray en- el grandioso
drama "45 minutes en- Broadway.
, 1921-07-21

The Rock Springs Miner says mo
me has ever seen the equal Of the
tourist travel over the Lincoln High
way this summer. There is no way Of
telling how many ears pass through
Rock Springs daily. but it is said that
200 a day would be a low estimate
Tourist travel through the Platte Val
ley so fur has not been i'm excess of
former years, and 1t might be that IL
the Rocky Mountain Highway through
this valley were marked and the in
~tersections with the Lincoln Highway
Indicated by directing signs a larger
share OF the east and west travel
would came over this highway, which
is beyond doubt the more pleasant
route to travel and as a rule provides
much better roads for the auto tour
list between Rawlins and Laramie or
vice versa.
, 1921-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Goldsmith enter
tanned a large company Of neighbOrs
and friends at the G. NJ. Brown ranch
on Heather Greek last Saturday night.
Many talented musicians were among
the guests and the musical stunts of
the evening were greatly enjoyed. The
party was given in honor of Mr..
Goldsmith's niece. Miss Rebecca Gold
smith of Broadrun, Va. m Misses
Alice Lebsack and Mabel Mount of
Greeley, Colo, who are visiting at the
ranch. \ Polish dance by Herman
Haegler and fancy dancing by Miss
Lucille Street were among the unus-
ual features. a fine lunch was served
and all the guests enjoyed a most de-
lightful evening. Among those attend
ing from town were Misses Edna VIII
son. Olive Fryer and Mary Fitzgerald,
and Louis Ruggl.
, 1921-07-21

Pilot Hal Collision, who landed here
last week with air mail plane No. 10
to repair a clogged feed pipe on his
motor, met with a more serious acct
dent at . o'clock last Friday morning
at Rock Springs. When starting for
Cheyenne in Plane No. 1S2 he had
risen but a short distance from the
ground when an air pocket was en-
countered and the plane crashed to the
ground, Collision being caught in the
wreckage. He was unconscious when
assistance reached him, but after be
ing extricated from the wrecked ma
chine he was found to be without ser
ious injury. The young man insisted
upon making the flight to Cheyenne,
and his cargo Of mail was transferred
to plane Isl and the trip was made
without further mishap.
, 1921-07-21

Z. NJ. PeItier Of Denver and r. C.
Williams of Greeley were in Saratoga
on a business errand yesterday. They
are officials OF the Boulder Valley
Coal Company and were here to look
after an increase of the capital stock
OF the Company. While they have no
interests in this section, the orig
inal office Of the Company was at
Saratoga and any changes vitality af-
fecting the corporation must be tran
sacted here. They left for their
homes yesterday afternoon, and both
expect to return later in the season 10
try their luck at fishing in the Platte
Valley streams.
, 1921-07-21

Hon. Frank A. McIvor of Hoxie,
Kansas. deputy state fire marshal for
the state of Kansas, accompanied by
Mrs. McIvor. arrived here last week
by auto on a brief pleasure trip. They
visited this section several years ago
and never forgot the fine fishing and
other outdoor pleasures they found
here, and they plan to spend a part Of
each summer in and about Saratoga
in the future.
, 1921-07-21

II. c. Hilton of Laramie. supervisor
Of the Medicine Bow National forest.
and James Blackhall of Encampment.
Supervisor of the Hayden National for
est, were in Fort Steele the first of the
week for a conference with National
Forest Examiner John McLauren. who
was passing through on the Union Pa
cific.
, 1921-07-21

+ Frank o. Anderson and Alfred Bell.
chiefs Of the Wallapi tribe on the Jack
Greek reservation. were in town yes.er-
day after supplies. They took out a
load Of materials for use on a fence
which they have contracted to build
for the Hayden National Forest in
Jack Creek Park.
, 1921-07-21

Roscoe Welsh and family and Mrs.
Peek. mother of Mrs. Robt. Young.
are making an extended visit at the
Young home on Brush Greek. They
came through from Sterling, Colo, by
auto. Mr.. Welsh is superintendent of
the Northwestern Beet Co., at that
place.
, 1921-07-21

Paul c. Stoneman of Fort Collins is
among the new settlers in this region.
having filed a stock-rising homestead
entry in the foothills southwest of
Saratoga. He returned to his home
Friday evening to arrange his affairs
so that he may take up residence on
his claim within the next few months.
, 1921-07-21

G. NJ. Wilcox returned last week
from Iowa. where he has been visiting
for h past seven weeks. Mrs. vii.
cox will not return home until later in
the
, 1921-07-21

James T.. Weeks of Castle Rock.
Colo. this week filed a stock raising
homestead entry on a section of land
west Of Saratoga and expects to be
come a permanent resident of This val
ley.
, 1921-07-21

! Otto Huston was down from Walden,
Colo, Sunday and spent the day at
the Sears ranch visiting his sisters.
Mrs. w. f. Sears and Mrs. VIM. Turn
bull.
, 1921-07-21

Mr.. Bridgman, the National Biscuit
Company agent. and Ralph Campbell
and family spent Sunday at the Medi-
cine Bow Lodge.
, 1921-07-21

W. W. Petty, who was employed on
the tie drive, returned here the first
of b week and is preparing to go to
his mining claims near Elk Mountain
for a few weeks stay.
, 1921-07-21

Mrs. D.. f. Winsor left yesterday
for Denver, where she will visit friends
for n week or more.
, 1921-07-21

The way things are now going it's
hard TO tell whether IL would be best
for the government to run the coal
mines or let the men who own the
mines run the government.
, 1921-07-21

one OF the scientists has found out
tnnt eating sauerkraut prolongs life.
but why prolong life IL one must eat
sauerkraut@F1orence (Colo.) Para-
, 1921-07-21

"Neverleke' auto curtain windows,
the best ever. Have US put your cur
tains in shape for real comfort
Whitney's Saddle Shop.
, 1921-07-21

Mrs. S. ]. Wiley came up from Fort
Collins recently for a visit with her
son, Earl. who is an employe of the
Alden ranch. She was accompanied by
two other sons Frank and Guy, and
her daughter, Miss Mabel.
, 1921-07-21

John t. Thompson was down from
his ranch near Ten Mile last week to
file ON government land adjacent to
his original homestead entry.
, 1921-07-21
SHORT STORIES

Martin Farrell Of French was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
, 1921-07-21

Mrs. Minnie Hayden of Idaho. a
sister of Mrs. G. d.. Terwilliger. ac-
companied by her daughters, Misses
Carol and Mary, arrived here recently
for an extended visit at the TerwiIliger
home.
, 1921-07-21

Miss Frances Pennock came dowI
from Encampment on the Monday
train to spend a few days with friend,
here.
, 1921-07-21

Miss Estella willford came down
from E-ncampment yesterday to spend
a few days with friends here.