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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
J. c. WHITLOCK AT
 CRUSE-CRAWFORD co.

J. P Miles. manager of the tire de- partment of the Cruse Crawford Manufacturing company, Is congrat- ulating himself upon securing the '-serviees of J. c. Whitlock as sales man for truck tires. Mir. whitlock has the reputation of being 8 Tive wire" and 1t is said that truck tire selling Is his game.
 - MT. Miles is also featuring a sale of Oldfeld tires at So go, and re- marks that this Is quite coinci- dence as 1t was with his old No. "9s9" that Barney Oldfleld made his great record that put him in the limelight asa racing driver.
 '. P. says that he is showing more speed than ever Barney did In the selling of Oldheld tires.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
ARTIFICIAL ARM

During the medical exhibition in Central hall, Westminster, London, England. B demonstration was given which showed the great possibilities of a new artificial arm. This ap- pliance. shown in the Popular Me chanics Magazine, makes il possible for a person who has lost one arm to do almost anything which he was able to do before his loss. The prin- cipal feature of the demonstration was the playing of violin by one armed man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
LIVE WIRE GIVES
 SUNDAY SERVICE

Under che new dispensation from the oity hall Tn regard to Sunday service as pertains to automobile needs the Live Wire Battery Service company will remain open on Sunday to render first aid to motorists hav- ing battery ills.
 Tho Live Wire company has re- gently changed hands. and Is now being conducted by the Richardson Trading company, with I. B. Rich ardson in active charge of tho con- cern. In this he Is ably aided and abetted by Andy Jaffe. who has been appointed as sales manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
A VnIned Attachment

The valve sleeve of an automobile tire Is designed 10 prevent moisture from entering the tire through the valve opening of the rim. It also ex cludes dust and grit and tends to prevent the tire from being thrown from the rim in case of a blowout or other difficulties, when the car is in motion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
RafferY Logic

The battery on a modern car has lot of work to do. Ignition, starting and lighting systems, and the horn, all depend on the same small battery for their operation. In order to make these various parts do their duty, the battery must be in good condition and full of both solution and energy. If the battery Is kept well charged and Is frequently examined for distilled water, little difficulty should be ex- perienced with it during its normal average life of one and half to two years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
srEAM-DRIyEN MoToRCYcr,r

An economically steam driven mo- torcycle, described and illustrated in the Popular Mechanics Magazine, has been built by a Denver. Colo, man, and as there are no gears chains, belts or cluthes. it Is practically noise- less. The inventor claims that the machine develops . sped of SO miles per hour from standing start, with. in distance of 174 feet, and that one gallon of kerosene furnishes suf- ficient steam to travel 35 miles. Tho driving power Is applied directly to the axle of the rear wheel. by . two- cylinder single-expansion double-act- ing engine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
SUBSTANCE IS FOUND 

Honolulu, T. H., March 1sx-A gift of the sea-So pounds of substance believed to be ambergris-came re- gently to Harry Flint. keeper of a lighthouse at a lonely spot called Kalae point. on> the most southernly tip of the island of Hawaii, and has been sent to New York for chemical analysis in the hope that it may be the sperm whale concretion which IS valued at $2S an ounce. Flint said that shortly after he discovered the mass on the rocks below his light house, dead whale was thrown up on the shore and some substance similar to that which he had dis covered, was found in the mammal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Proper Air Pressure fin Tires

An automobile tire, not inflated to the maximum air pressure, generates excess heat through friction while in motion. The heat burns up the strength of the fabric. thereby short ening the life of the tire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Which Ynnr Car

A motorist who shuts off the gaso- line feed line of his car as protec- tion against having 1t stolen will probably find the contemplating auto thief attaching a half-gallon can of petrol to the windshield. running a rubber hose from it to the carburetor, and immediately the car changes ownership.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

A recent typhoid outbreak in New Jersey was traced to harvest home supper, where chicken salad, infected by a typhoid carrier, was served. Often a human being. apparently in health, may be carrying typhoid germs unknowinglY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
When to Grind Ynlxes

The valves of an engine should be ground at least once every 5000 to 10, 900 miles, depending on the operat- ing condition of the motor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
Shark Plug Precnution

Spark plugs should never be forced into a piston by severe wrench ac- ton. They should seat firmly against copper asbestos gasket, with but little more force than can be applied with the fingers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
roIIor the GoIden RnIe

Lack of courtesy and failure to recognize tne reasonable rights of users of highways have frequently been cited as faults of many owners and operators of motor vehicles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

A composite flag, representing the national colors of the United States. Great Britain, France. Belgium, Italy and Japan, has been placed on the grave of the British unknown war rior In Westminster ahhev
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
orercoming Dirtx Gasollne

When filling a gasoline tank, sim pie but frequently forgotten precau- ton Is to carefully wipe off the mouth of the can before filling, to remove any dust or dirt that may have lodged there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19
HIrhrvav Daneers

An operator of an automobile must at all times be on the lookout for pede strians, stupid, drunk or deaf; for wagons on the wrong side of danger ous corners. and be prepared to find vehicles in charge of sleepy drivers, who will often do the wrong act on being aroused.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

To play square with yourself and tho tire adjuster, keep a careful rec ord of your tire mileage. Note when the tire was put on the speedometer reading
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Every time wheel Is removed the bearing cup Is removed with 1t. and, consequently, the bearing must be ad- justed properly when the wheel is re- placed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Frosted headlight lenses can be made by applying saturated solution of Epson salts to the back of the glass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

will find 1t advantageous to install foot-rest to fit the ball of the foot. This will give better control of the foot throttle when driving over rough roads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

thousands of gallons of gasoline are wasted by motorists every day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

An automobile is a dangerous im- plement In the hands of an incom- petent person.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Always use rainwater, when avail able. In the cooling system.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Operation of carburetor is affect ed by changes of atmosphere condl tions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Foot Rest for New Drivers
 Because the accelerator on som cars Is very sensitive, the new driver
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Splendid forests of hardwoods, ginkos and conifers, and great swamps of ancient times covered what are now the treeless plains of North Dakota.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-19

Dissolve flake shellac in alcohol, which will serve as a cement for in sulating electric wiring, fixing gas kets, etc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
WtnneIota.
TrdIesarmeen bssaer / @iIma,

Sreltesarmeet Dggger I Wtlftar.
Sreliesormeen bar lagt @riinbmlren
til en mn Soriamlingsial / 8iamar.
gpgnineen ifal opfsres at Walriten,
blipe TO gtager % foite omfring
$4,000.
ltlpffe nnber SrGifins. Iels Gle.
mentien, en- 9lbre Sarmer nogle faa
Wtil ~peitenfor Sertile, tom ~alporlig
tilifabe, ba ban ifulbe baffe lin Srac.
tor inc til en- SreIfemaifin. Sire
Ribben fnpffebes og mere ~alporlig
inbpenbig geifabigelie befrpgtebes.
SppenSe Manb brebt. Oscar
Geane, 81 gar eammel og biemme-
bsrenbe / Springfielb, ST., blep
brpbt / Great Wortberu 8anegaarb /
Iipeitone, ioet ban ruQeoe neb af Ell
Sliepogn. 8ognen bapbe itaaet It'll.
le men blep iaa taget meo unber
Communicating.
Nptorpogne for Sfolenngoum. =
Moie Greet fonioliberebe Sfole bill
blipe ben fsrite Of Wotper gonntps
2anbsifoler til at iette Wotorposne
/ Gart til 8efororins al Sfoleberu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Sppuarafs Gnfe fu~rnlpffet.
Wor9es 9paliangerhaaoe.

SfsIee De mi fcreIiggenoe officieGe
Webbelelier beitoo Horges Spalfan.
~gerflaabe / Sommeren 1921 al II
Sampfarteier paa tiliammen So, 462
9rutto-Sons. sri biSie par GA poa
tiliammen 1924 Cons Sanaitifibe
oe Is paa tilianmlen 52,23S Cons
flDoenoe &ogerier % Sransportifibe.
Gre Sangltifibe paa $50 Cons bar
t~iemmebprenbe / &riitiania, q
Sangitfartgier paa 1850 Cons oa /
flpoenoe &ogerier og Sransportifibe
,paa 1926 Cons berte biemme i
Ssnsberg, 36 5angitifibe paa 541S
Cons og s flpoenoe &ogerier pou
31,369 Cons berte biemme / Sanbe.
fiorb og A Sragtifibe paa 666 Cons
og 1 Hpoenoe &ogeri paa 4643 Sons
berte biemme / 2arpif.
Wteo Senipn til Sangitfelt arbeibe.
De 9 Sangitifibe paa tiliammen $50
Cons beb @oraes Seitfpit, 8 Sangit.
lfibe paa 800 Cons peo Sebriorene.
6 Saneitifibe paa $40 Cons peo Scr.
eerne, 3 Sangitifibe paa 1875 Cons
beo Srlano, 2 Sansitifibe paa 275
Cons beo Spanien, A Sangitifibe paa
424 Cons og 1 flpbenbe &ogeri paa
1916 Cons beb Geit.@frifa, 10
Sangltifibe paa 1854 Cons oa 3 fin.
oenoe &ogerier og 9ransportifibe
paa S167 Cons beo SpS-@ eorgia, 20
Sansitifibe paa 5000 Cons og 9 flp.
oenoe &ogerier og Sransportifibe boa
4O,S55 Cons peo Spb-S betlanb o.
enoelig 8 Sangitifibe paa 4S2 Cons
beo IIaifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Mpro 9afota.
GleDatpr ~nebbrrnbt

Glenatpr nebbr9nbt. Wonarcb
@lenator / glabon, fer Wil norboe-
%itenfor Sope, blep f%orleben antenot
al 2pnet ,oe brpnbte til @ruuoen. 20
itore Gleoatorer peb Sioen al Io.
march blep reobet peo Inpenoelie al
&emifalier.
MBlebeitprer aniat. 8. g. Open.
GER tibligere al 8inona, er aniat ionl
geitprer peo Statens Wsne / @rano
Sorts. San bill tiltrpoe iaainart
Sriften fan bespnbe. @lipernsren %
SnoultrifommiSiionen bar fremoeles
at beige en- @eneralbeitprer for Oct
belle S%tatsanl9g, inbbeiattenoe Wsl.
lie % @lepator.
Maribal ! StanIcp ifnSt. Charles
Maoiion, Waribal / 9pen Stanlep.
blep 2srbas ifuot og br9bt al en-
9anbitrpeer, ban netop bapoe arre.
iteret. Ser bar opitaaet llroligbeber
Il ct Sotel, og ioet Waoiion a~rreite.
rebe uroitifteren maatte ban BRUCE
aluben paa BAN. Sort efter faloI
Der ct Club, % Waoiion falot osf
ON. Sanger unbilap men blep no
gen 9ib ienere eienfienbt Tom Ell oe,
bar fnroen | ct @rsn.S bocf n9r 8p.
Ell. San opgao fit Rapn at bore
Sarrp Garter.
ganfiprGnsning | Dwight mislgf
fet. Seat til Sirsbag blep Der iprpngt
ct fort Sui / Den branbfrie Sp9lpint
II Sirit State @ant | 9misbt, mer
life iitano til OF aabne ielpe Eense
ifabet bapSe ganben maattet opgip'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
er, Minn., oa @ar6en Sanction bap-

per, Minn., og @aroen Sameion bab'
De ienbt flere 8etiente meb Sporbun'
oe til Steoet. Wan perlteoe life, at
Slpgtningerne bilbe ppergipe fig uoen
Scamp, men baabeoe at De life babe
p9ret iitano til at ifaffe fig Sfpoe-
paabert.
&runaar peb Mitrbp. Gree femalfi-
rer igang lige noroenfor Wtllroo, |
SSones Goltntp, bar piit ct rent &ron-
aar paa oft Slags Smaagren / ben-
ne @gn. Sapren bar iaaleoes gioet
fra so % ppoper til 6S guibelS pr.
glcre, os oct iioitn9pnte itore uobptte
opnaaeoes paa en- AS Icres Sapre'
ager paa &epnolos Sarm, beliggen,
oe fem Mil norbenfor 8pet. Sob
rens 3palitet bar meget GOD. Saar-
bpeben giper fra % til 33 gltibels
pr. Icre, % 8pgget naar iom &egel
r,9r op til De 60 guibels.
Spprpeisipbrssmaalet afpiies. -
aberoeens 8pfanmisiion bar Wan-
Dag afbiit en- Inisgning meo 1,O5S
llnberifrifter, begierenoe Spsrgs-
maalet ON gpens Mntaeelie al
Sporneisipltemet operlabt til 5olfets
afgjsrelie peo ipecielt Salg. aom-
misiionen erfl9reoe, OF Inieaninger,
life bapbe oct tilitreffelige Intal lln-
oerifrifter, ligeiom Dem beler life bar
lat / ben lopmesiiee Sorm. aber-
Deems Sporpeisbetiening blep neblagt
al @ierne ben lite allg., og 8pen er
lioen tilbuot oct belle til en- Eris iat
efter cart. gefolfningen ipnes Dog
fife meget beeeiitret for en- iaaoan
communal Srift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
SD0 9afota.

Sprite &egn paa Ter Tiger. 6or
fprite Sang paa ier Tiger fit mani beb
lleens gespnbelie ct gpbt Hegn peb
@esiineton Springs. Set trpnetes
bsilie for Soteter, Wais o. Same.
gauge. &egnet leoiaeeoes al enoel
Sagl, men life nof til at anrette no.
gen Sfabe.
@inb % Hegn ~anrettcr Gfabc. -
Hegn falbt Seat til 2tbe oper belle oft.
lise Del al Soutb 9ofota, og paa Ell.
felte Steber / Ell iaaoan @rao, at set
antog &arafteren al Sfpbrrto. Sele.
graf og Selefonielifaber meloer Itore
Cab peb at 2eoninger o. Stolper
neorepes al Den beftigc &ino, ion
leoiagebe &egnet. 2pnneoilag anret.
tebe o9iaa betpbelig Sfabe. s Siolll
Sails % Smegn falbt en- CONNIE
Gesn | 2ebet al en- Times Sib.
TrGriebranS i 8psager. CONNIE.
rens fsrite ErGriebranb opitoo Scr.
bag nPr 8roofingS, % 9pens belle
8ranbpeien maatte i,bfaloeS for Der
blep ilrffet. granoen bericoe SOC
Icres, beraf en- 80 IcreS gpsager
iom itob f9roig til at ifi9res. Sar
mems 8pgninger bar BERTH nG,
br9nbt, ibet Slbeu fsrit 1liiffeoes ef
ter at bore naaet lige inc til oisie
@n anben 8ranb opitob famine Oae
paa en- Sseng, bbor flere Ssitatf,
itrs9 meb.
Slpstninse umrinsct heb 8arret
ion. Eli Siour Sals bar Der Sirs
Dag Worsen fommet 9eifeb om,. a
fire M9nb, iom antoses at bore o.
ira StatsfGngilet rsmte Sanger, pa,
omrinset | en- Maisaser otte Wii
! eitenior @arretion. | &etning al Sas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
@isconfn.

SpeSe aiper 40 8u. pr. Ncre. Saul
Inoerion bar peb l1gens gegpnoelle
netop ferbig meb Sreifingen paa I'm
Sarm Nor 8oplar, Der ban bapoe op'
naaet en- itsrre Ipling emo noger1tn.
be for. gf en- 80 Icres Speoeager tit
han oper 1000 8uibels, eler oper
40 8uIbels pr. @cre. gnbper iom
laa oenne Speoe erflereoe, at bier
eneite gltibel al ben burbe brnges til
Seb, ba oen bar at eteitaaenoe goo
&paIitet.
Ctte Nenb pber at iin Sno. Wrs.
Some SruesoaIe, iom / mango Aar
har peret Watron / ct Stnoenters
Noreningsbus peo 9eloit College, TT
forleben fin enc Irm frpgtelig tor
brpnot UNDER en- autpmobilulpfte, og
BEN eneite 8eonine piloe blipe Sper'
fsring af np Sub. Stte tiolt9ere
Stubenter itineoe itrar i'm Sub I'll
.Sienelte, % iibite Ssnbae blep Der t
Soipitalet taset nosle Striber at
bper oa ialt 20 Sommer SUD an,
brast paa Dem forbranbte Irm. Ser
par aobt Saab ON at De iaa oelniatg
poeoe SnoItpffer pilbe feite @ob.
Spbaepiae life mnber "blaa 2ope".
On / Soosepile organiieret Gam
ano Sroer 2eague" bragte Staters
"bIaa 2ope" fra 1949 iInpenbelle for
at forbpoe gpens unge Ut9no at ipil.
lie 9aiebaa paa Senbag, men Sooen
bIep / 9pretten tpbet berben, at ben
life aneif 9olbipil. 0e nj Mano,
ser bar trrffet for Retten, anflaeeoe
for at bape foranitaltet Ell "freostors
itprrenoe Sorneielie" paa Sabbaten,
bapbe engaseret fem aopofater til lit
Soripar, og Ser bar peb gpretten
fremmebt oen iterite Spriamling,
man n~oeeniinoe bapoe ieet ! Sooge'
bile.
Sre Irnb nnber itDg Inflage. -
Sre Weno, bporaf ben enc er Sep1i'
tp Sberiif, er / 8enoiba blepne or
reItereoe for Sperfalo paa en- 1S-aa'
rig gige, Ya,,la Wiles beraf gpel.
Se ire Mpno err Iels MaOiion, Gbe.
1ter &rumer % Teputp Sberiff Ut.
81. get5er. 8olitiet bar ertlaret, at
Sc TO ~fsrItnepnte bar tilitaaet, me-
oens 9etser paaItaar oct beror paa
en- Misioritaaclie. S%orbrpbelien bleo
begaaet 2prbag Iften unber en- Gan.
Iemoro / Mnberion 8arf. De tire
IGno er bber ltiaet unber en- $4,000
&uution inbtil set forelsbige Sorber
finder Steb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Gre trufne at Svnet.

Senper, oen 2tbe guauit: Sre
Yerioner blep ranumeoe al Spnet %
laaeoe iipime, ulber ct eleftriit
ltpeir iom for oper gpen. Wrs. @al.
ter 8rigbt % Sarrp SoIopap ialot
bepioitlsie ON, ba en- 9pnItraalc
iplintreoe ct Gre / Photographer.
Mrs. @rigbt brasteS paa SoIpito.
let. Mrs. s. @aener, 81 gar gam.
mel, Iaa bepibitlss / n9iten en-
Sime. Iae tire bar aobe lloiieter
til at fornnn iig isien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
vSrdipapirer
CHeaW BeSSemer Steel Safety Box

@i fan frembeles lepere bette
Staal-S oflmentIfrin, iom iifferllg
pil afbiGlpe Ell I9nse fslt Gam l
mangen Samilie. S bore Gage er
Der life Ell Samilie, iom life eier flere
SGroipapirer % Soriifringspolicer,
he snifer at giemme og opbeoare paa
ct iiffert Steb. 9ofumentifrinet er
iabriferet af iolio geSiemer Staal,
emalieret | tort. StsrreIie 11RX
5h x Somme. Ger bsrer 10
Nsgler til Sfrinet. Senb 9eres Or
ore for ct eler Here Sfrin. Speclel
VriS $1.00.
THE PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Stort Sale at Slide.

Sioen lite Slili bar Chipping
Scarlet afb9noet Sfibe til en- fam,
let Gregtigbeb al 472,074 Cons.
Samtli1e bisie Sfibe bar bpggeoe al
Staal og tnobefattebe Copper al for
ifieaige Slags, baaoe Sragtfsrere o.
Yasiaaerbaaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25

"Sjemmet paa 9rGrien", Soras 81,
fens fsrite aar I Rpbbeeet. IurIts
cmerifanIf STORYTELLING af "Irnliot"
1922 Sibcr. Smlft uoftpret. Irts
S1.25. She g%nunoien gubliibins Co..
Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-25
Saimots.

Bammel @usiins bbo. HiIs gn.
oerion apale, Ell al De elbite og bebit
fienbte Sosiinger / Chicago, er al.
gaaet peo Ssoen / lit Siem oerIteoS,
San efterlaber Jig gnfe os to Ssn.
tler.
s%ppusrafs Gnfe furnlpffet. Mrs.
anna Sabl, gnfe efter Sngielo 0obI
% / De iioite Iar boiat / oct norife
@amlebiem / Hornooo Sarf, Chico.
90, blep forleoen @anoag operfiert
og brebt al ct Sernbanetog oeo Scr,
nerliggenoe Station. Senbes IanO
bar Sppograf og / belle 40 @ar aniat
/ "Sfanoinapen"s Srpfferi.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04
1922 WILL BE a REAL
ADVERTISING YEAR
By William II. Rakin

When you compare business condi-
tlons just now with those conditions
that were with us and in front of us
for 1921, we can say with sigh of
relief that we prefer the outlook for
1922
One thing certain, 1921 proved the
necessity of both statesmen and adver-
tising. ! believe these two factors
combined intelligently will be far
more important in the promotion of
business in 1922 than in any one year
during the last ten.
The manufacturer wants and must
have the salesman who really soils
sells on such a basis that when he
goes back he will get repeat orders.
The same manufacturer wants and
must have advertising that will cdu-
cate the consumer to ask for--to in
sist on having-thc goods advertised.
Instead of advertising only for
prcstigc-instcad Of so-callcd tinsti-
tu;iona" advcrtisinr-mo manufac-
turers now look upon advertising for
just what it is--namcly, the most
economical way to create consumer
demand for their goods. Manufac~
| turcrs now know that fairly good
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04

funeral should be private and that
no congressional committees should
be appointed was communicated to-
day to Vice President Coolidge and
Speaker Gillctt, and probably will
be followed.
Senator Penrosc's body was taken
this morning to his home at Philadel-
phia, accompanied by his brother, DR..
Charles B. Penrosc, and the Senator's
secretary. Funeral arrangements are
to be made at Philadelphia.
Flags at IIalf-Mast.
A special meeting of the Senate
finance committee is to be held to-
morrow to determine measures for
honoring Senator Penrose, who had
been its chairman for several years
and an influential member of the
committee for generation. The
Pennsylvania delegation in Con-
grcss also is to meet for appro-
pirate action. Capitol flags will fly
at half-mast for thirty days and
the late Senator's seat on the front
row of the Senate chamber will be
drapcd in mourning.
The impress of Senator Pcnrose's
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04

Newspapermen, statesmen, and ad-
vertising men can, do much to inn
always do--and as believe they will
do--in 1922.
One of the best ways to help is to
encourage buying at readjustment
prices. Every buying and selling
transaction helps to bring back pros
perity; helps the retailer clear his
shelves; helps the manufacturer sell
to the retailer, and-It helps the man
who works for the manufacturers
that man can buy from the retailer
and his purchase can move again in
the same beneficial circle.
Therefore, say 1922 will be real
advertising wear!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04

great force of character on legisla-
tive and political events was voiced
generally in statements today by
his colleagues, including leaders Of
both parties.
II have known Senator .Pcnrose
for many years and have been very
closely associated with him in the
Senate" said Senator Lodge, of
Massachusetts,, Republican floor
leader. "He was ten years after
me at Harvard and l never knew
him until we were in the Senate.
He was always a very kind and
loyal friend to me during all these
years and shall miss him very
greatly. He was man of strong
character and very marked ability.
He had not only great humor of the
most keen, if sometimes sardonic
kind, but his humor was all his
own.
Active in Financial Legislation
"His work in the Senate was
principally in regard to the tariff
and financial legislation, subjects of
Whic hhc was a master. His high
courage was never mere shown than
in the way he faced his long, Sc
we're illness, which would have re-
duccd most men to condition of
invalidism.
81 never saw anything more
plucky than the way he went on
with his work despite his suffer-
ing.
Senator Penrose has held very
high position in the Senate and is
Il very great loss to that body
where his distinction was fully rec
ognizcd. His death will be felt
not only in the Senate but greatly
IN his State which he represented
with so much power so many
years"
Senator Underwood, of Alabama,
Democratic leader, said:
~ was greatly distressed to hear
of Senator Pcnroscs death. He was
a man of great force and great
ability and undoubtedly one of the
foremost leaders of his party in his
time. His loss will be greatly felt
by his colleagues, his party and his
State"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04
PARTY HEADS MOURN
LOSS OF PENROSE
Death of Veteran Senator From Penn
Sylvania Removes Outstanding
Figure From q. O. p.
WANT PRIVATE FUNERAL
y Is Taken to Bachelor Home at
Philadelphia, Where He Sepnt
Quiet Life Virtually Alone

Washington, Jan. I.-High Off
and leaders Of both parties join
today in expressions Of regret over
death Of Senator Boics Penrose,
Pennsylvania, for Il quarter of 4
tury an outstanding figure in Re-
'lican councils.
10th branches Of Congress, upon
onvcning next Tuesday, will ad-
IN for the day out Of respect to
late Senator, but will forcgo
or customary ceremonies. A re-
st Of Senator Pcnrosc that his