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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
THE ST. JOHNS UNION
OF BAPTIST CHURCHES

Te fifth Sunday meeting or whai
it known as the st. Johns River Union
will be held with the Crescent City
Baptist church in connection with the
meeting of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union Convention of the st.
Johns Association. The Paran church
at Grandin asked for the union but
when they found that the young peo-
pie were to meet at Crescent City on
Friday and Saturday before the fifth
Sunday they thought it best to unite
the two meetings into one great NEE
ting. This convention of young peo-
pie was authorized by the association
during it's last meeting at Rodman.
If it VIII be agreeable to the
churches Of the St. Johns River Union
along with an invitation from the
Paran church tie next union could be
held with the Paran church July 18th
to 30th.
E. R. CONWAY,
; Chairman Executive Committee
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AN ORDINANCE

To Amend Sec. 5 of an Ordinance En-
titled can Ordinance to Establish
the Rates to be Charged for Water
Supplied by the City of Palatka
Through Its Water Works Systems
and to Provide Means for Enforcing
the Payment Thereof and to Re.
peal all Ordinances or Parts of Or
dinances in Conflict Herewith, ,
Passed in Open Council March T.
1922.
Be 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Palatka:
Section 1. That Section of an
Ordinance entitled can Ordinance to
establish the rates to be charged for
water supplied by the City of Palatka
through its water works system, and
to provide means for enforcing the
payment thereof and repeal all Ordi-
nances or parts of Ordinances in con-
flict herewith" passed in open council
the 7th day of March, A. D. 1922, be
so as to read as follows:
Section 5. That tap fee of $1,000
for a ga inch connection shall be
paid by every applicant for a water
connection before any water is sup
,lied through such connection. This
section shall apply to both of the wa
,er plants of said City.
Passed in open Council this 4th
lay of April, A. D. 1922.
W. P. DINEEN,
President City Council
Attest:
CHAS. BURT, Clerk.
Approved this 4th day of April, A.
}. 1922.
HENRY M. FEARNSIDE,
Mayor. |
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r one month. This section shan ap-

for one month This section shan ap-
| ply to both plants. I. W., ".
Section 10. That Section 24O Of
the compiled ordinances Of the, City
of Palatka, A. d. 1920, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Section IL. That Sections 241,
242, 243, 244, 245, and 246 Of the Com
piled ordinances Of the City of Palat-
ka, A. D. 1920, shall apply with equal
force and effect TO the White Water
Springs Plant" and the Getty Plant
Section IL. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with this or
dinance be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
Passed in open council this 9TH day
of March, A. d. 1922.
w. p. DINEEN,
President City Council.
Attest:
CHAS. BURT, Clerk.
Approved this day of April, 1922.
HENRY M. FEARNSIDE,
Mayor.
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STONE CASE TO IIIRY

Chairman Executive Committee
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AN ORDINANCE

To Establish the Rates to be Charged
for Water Supplied by the City Of
Palatka, Through Its Water Works
Systems, and to Provide Means for
Enforcing the Payment Thereof
And to Repeal all Ordinances or
Parts of Ordinances in Conflict
Herewith.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Palatka,
Florida:
Section 1. That from and after the
passage and approval of this ordi-
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! ARE MAYOR GIVES
kY CHEG KS TO CHARITY

I'D - ErtBSD
srsbu x April Cit has de-
Hut Mayor Frank Pulver,
just completed his third
chief executive of this city,
"a vi Keep his $1OO monthly
EEK The mayor took the
za the Director of finance
II, but the first month en-
and turned it over to the
Ptist church building fund.
q check was divided among
Fers, To NJ used by them for
Id the check for March, the
was given 70 the Associat-
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f0'RIAL 10 PEARY.

tOn, April e.-President
Harding, members of the
bid other high government
Is wen Is Arctic explorers,
tribute 70 The memory of
aral Robert E. Peary to-
4 memorial was placed at
|in Arlington National GEM
he National Geographic So
fretary DENLY and Assist
ary Roosevelt, whose fam
Eas. borne BY the famous
ciaIly built for Peary's
explorations, and Gilbert
president of the Geo.
fiety, were on the program
Uses.
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lites Cost
Men Heavy

A194c iated Pressl
Il iles April Rust mites
lSs xxx 30 cents a box on
/. the Florida citrus fruit
F6!f1in gto Professor J. R.
Enologist Of the Florida
Frit station here, but the loss
|prex rented at slight expense
pune fruit is sprayed with
|hpr solution should not be
h the temperature is above
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

The ghost of Antagonist, it APP
pears, was partly psycho-physiolog-
ical and partly discarnate intelli-
gence. So that's all clear.
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New York, April 6-The case of
Olivia Stone, charged with the muir
der Of Ellis G. Linkhead, of Cincin-
natl, went to the jury at eleven TWEEN
ty eight O'Clock today.
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RINKLING LAWN
LIE FIRE I'm PROGRESS

sbure April THE city
here declares citizens
sprinkle their lawns or use
cessarily while a fire is in
because tie fire depart
" tim enight need every
kbIe II order to impress
bon the minds of residents
be to that effect has been
violatoors will be fined
sts Tor each infraction of
kind of people had noses
sphalit what q jolly time
have sticking 'em into
lis businessl
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and charges:
l. Dwelling Houses-Per Year.

land charges:
4 l.. Dwelling Houses-Per Year.
Occupied by one family, sup
piled by one faucet 500,
Each additional faucet not here
matter specially rated 2.Ot
Where a house is occupied by
i more than one family and all
i supplied by one faucet, for
4 each family --- TOO
4 Each family having separate
| fixtures in house occupied
! by more than one family
may be charged as if living
in separate house.
One bath tub -......---- 600
When used by more than one
family, for each family 400
Each additional bath tub 200
One water closet of approved
| KIM ------------ 600
when used by more than one
family, each ---.----- 400
Each additional water closet 200
When both bath tub and water
closet are used, for bath. 1000
One self closing urinal (none
other allowed) ---- ESQ
One set tub -------------...- 200
Each additional set tub m
Where hot water faucet is
used at the same vessel with
cold water faucet but one
faucet shall be charged for,
and the same applies to boar
ding houses provided that in
no case shall the charge for
the use of water by a pri-
vate family, exclusive of hose
and stable, exceed $500
2. Boarding Houses.
Supplied by one faucet $780, $1,000
Each additional faucet &c., 3.OOI
One bath tub ---.------... 1000
Each additional bath tub 300
One water closet of improved
kind 1000
Each additional water closet 500
Each self closing urinal - 800
8. Hotels and Lodging Houses.
In addition to the rates of
boarding houses, for each bed
for boarders and dodgers 100
4. Public Laundries and Baths.
For each laundry tub ------- $1,000
For each bath tub ----....---- 1900
For each water closet ----- 1000
FOR each self closing urinal--- 4.OOl,
5. Stores, Offices, Warehouses.
first faucet -..----------- $1,000 {
Where two tenants are supplied s
by, the same faucet, EACH GOO
Where more than two are sup
piled by the same faucet, k
eacn -------------------. 900
Water closet, used by one ten 1t
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Employ
eterar,s in
N Of Rations

eciuteu fressb
MIL 6.--Edsel Foord
HE Ford Motor compa-
notified headquarters
Ms of Foreign Wars
employ 200 men daily
rams bureau for an in
Only men who have
lstfoit six months or more
afl6y tea, it was made clear.
lQaSicement Mr.. Ford is
3ade it clear that desti-
i*s& positions would be
ages in advance until
they were in improved
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PALATKA DAILY NEWS

b IL
nance, the Water Works Plant bull
by the City of Palatka under author
ty Of laws and charter Of the City o
4 Palatka, as the same existed prior t
January l, 1921, shall be known an,
designated as the "City Plant" an
the water works plant purchased from
the Palatka Water Works by authori
| ty of Chapter GOAL Acts of the Legis
lature of 1921, shall be known and de
signated as the white Water Spring.
Plant"
| Section 2. That the City of Pa
latka shall charge and collect for wa.
ter that may hereafter be furnished
by said City, through its said "City
Plant" at the following rates:
Annual Water Rate-Dwelling Houses
Occupied by one family, sup
piled by one faucet S 600
Each additional faucet, not
hereinafter specially rated 800
When house is occupied by
more than one family, and
all supplied by one faucet,
for each family ---------- 600
each family having sepa-
rate fixtures in a house oc-
cupied by more than one
family, will be charged the
same as if living in separate
house,.
One bath tub 800
When used by more than one
family for each family 800
Each additional bath tub 200
One water closet, of approved
kind --------------.- $3.50
When used by more than one
family, for each family $50
Each additional water closet 200
One set-tub ----------- >1.20
Each additional set tub $50 sol
Where hot water is used at the
same vessel with a cold water
faucet no additional charge
for same shall be made, and
the same applied to boarding
houses; provided that in no
case, shall the charge for the
use of water by private fam
lily, exclusive of hose and sta
BILE, exceed ---------- 1900
Stores, Offices and Warehouses
first faucet S 600
Where two or more tenants are
supplied by same faucet, each 600
Water closet, used by one ten
ant only -...------------- $50
Water closet, used by more
than one tenant, each -..- 800
. Cor each additional faucet
or water closet half the above
rates will be .charged)
lief closing urinal, each tenant 1.20
Any or all of the above class
es of services may be suppli-
ed with water through me-
ter. @
hat any service having there
on any hose bib, or ornamen-
tai fountain -- 1900
And all other services of ev-
cry kind, character or nature
whatsoever, shall be supplied
through meter.
Metered Water.
900 gallons or less, per month S rs
II in excess of 5000 gallons
up to $4,000 gallons, per
1000 gallons ---..----- .16
II in excess of $4,000 gallons \
up to $4,000 gallons, per
1000 gallons ..------r-- ID
II in excess of $4,000 gallons
up to 100000 gallons, per
1000 gallons ------- .12
Il in excess of 100000 gallons o
up to 100000 gallons, per
900 gallons ---..-----...- .10
Il in excess of 100000 gallons y
up to 100000 gallons, per
1 900 gallons -------- .0S
! in excess of 100000 gallons
up to 100000 gallons, per
l 900 gallons -....--------- .O6 81
in excess of 100000 gallons n
per 1000 gallons ------ .05
Section 8. That the City of Palat-
shall charge and collect for water
at may hereafter be furnished by
id City through the "Wite Water j
rings Plant" at tn efollowing rates .
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ant only 6.(
Water closet used by more than
one tenant, each ---------.. 40
For each additional faucet
or water closet half the
above rates may be charged.
For self closing urinal, each
TENANT ---------.-------- 10
Any or all of the above class
! es of services may be sup
piled with water through me-
ter. 1.
Any service having thereon
any hose bib, or ornamental
fountain, and all other SER
vices of every kind, character
or nature whatsoever, shall
be supplied through meter.
Metered Water.
For quantities averaging:
5000 gallons per month or
less, per 1000 gallons - S .4C
Over 5000 gal. and less than
5000 gals, per 1000 GAL So
Over 5000 gal. and less than
$4,000 gals, per 1000 gals 80
Over $4,000 gals, and less
than 10000 gals, per 1000
gals. -----------------.- 20
over 10000 gals ,=....----- 20
Minimum rate not less than 100
Section a. That every person, firm
or corporation using water through
service requiring the installation of a
meter shall make meter deposit of
$1,000 before such service is connect
ed. Which said charge for meter
service shall be in addition to any tap
fee. This section shall apply to both
plants.
Section 5. That the cost of labor
and material for making any connec-
lion between the property line of a
and the main in the street,
shall be paid by the person applying
or the connection, before any water
S supplied through such connection.
This section shall apply to both of
he water plants of the City.
Section s. That whenever water
rom either plant is supplied to a con-
inner who is tenant of the prem
SEES supplied, deposit of $500 shall |
e made OF the City of Palatka, be-
ore any water is supplied through
UGH service, which deposit shall be
eturned to the depositor or assignee
pom the termination of such service,
nd the payment of the water ac-
punt for such service. This section
hall not apply where meter deposit
} made.
Section 7. That no person, firm or
in arrears to the City of
alatka for water shall be entitled
, have his, her or its or their SER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Nash Motors Has
Biggest Month in
History of Plant

Nash motors In April had the
biggest month In the history 81 IT.
business. Eighteen per cent more
cars were shipped last month Than
were shipped In April 1891 Even
the previous record month. August
1920. vas entirely ecIipsed In point
Of shipments during the so days
Just past.
Tine fact that all previous
records In the history Of " Dusi-
ness was broken IN Aprti, IN my
opinion, II due to the soundncss of
the product and the value il rep
resents at the pr4ce. ssla G. g..
voofhis. vicc-preplden; AID a.
rector 0f sales OF The Nash Motors
company. Every effort consi-t-
mi win careful production 10 Dc-
Ing made to meet as neRriy a.
possible the demand Tor Nash cars
la May. irankiy, though. we WA
not be able To supply the iull de-
mand for we have faced an over
sold condition, nos, Tor the past
two months.
When We brought out our ne'.
line OF ears the l4rst 81 the ysar
tNfFf WHN W. HNN'f w R"A WtNt -
to the reception they would meei.
ihat was apparent at tie very out
set. All previous rccordh wssA
broken at the Sew York 49,.
chicago shows az wcli a. at uuat
~ the shows subsequently n'.a o.
.nrious cities throughout tn
country with the Opening ~ tns
spring scason the pressure ~ ~
ders became stronger until Jimmy
aOfne weeks ago, we reached the
point where We were oscraOld.
TIE first quarter OF 49, anowi
an Increase o. nearly ~ per cent
over the similar period a year ago
inis demand Mach cars seeini
a certain indication that ths pub.
lic has placed - unqualified In
iors.mcnt on the product ol 1hs
Nash Motors company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
=
Mcintosh Auto Co.
Gets Agency for
Ring Gears, Etc.

The Denver Gear q Parts CON
pnny. through Ia district repre-
sentative. MIR. Garrett. last week
appointed the Mcintosh Auto c".n.
pany exclusive d arlbutors for New
Mexico for the company COM
picto line OF ring gears, pinion an
tervntial parts aud axle shafts.
With this service the Mcintosh
Auto company will carry n COM
plete line OF ring gear. pinions
differentiai parts and axle shaft
for all makes OF ears. The stock IL
new throughout and made by the
original manufacturers Of the
Timkin. Detroit. Brown, t.ipp,
Warmer and other leading gear
manufacturers will be represented
IA the new Mcintosh service which
Will prove OF value TO New MeSicn
motorists and provide a service
hey have not enjoyed up to this
time. In many cases motor car
owners have found II necessary iu
walt for weeks for rear end parts,
The new local service will obvintc
such delays.
IN. MrInto.h Auto company has
| enjoyed n rapid and substantial
81 VITA since Il oltepcd here last
year ~ "a ueed car dealer concerr
aud has made several Important
expansions OF which the last l. .
u the most notable. The new ser
vice. combined with their complets
line Of dlsmantied parts. will pat
the company In a post on 90 fl
any parts order by return mail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Motor Car Puts
Little Red School"
Out of Commission

Nothing illustrates the psrs.as
OF the isolated sections % this
country better than some figures
recently presented at "a meeting Of
the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
school house used to be the educn-
tional and social cenier Of agrlcul-
tural communities; IL and the
church wcre formerly the only
public places at which gatherings
could be held.
Tho automobile has pinyeo 10
part In causing the little red
school house 10 lose its import
ance. says Guy ". Pensley. slties
manager OF the Oids Motor works
when the Chamber OF Commerce
Of New York met recently Chan
ccilor Lord CAV the memocr,
some statistics on attendance a,
he siugie-room schools OF the
tate. In 10 schools. the aver~g"
attendance was one. IN 1871
schools. tho average attendance
was three: In AL schools the aver
age attendance was five. anu N
5000 schools. the average attend
ance was 10 or less
The one-teacher school II ad
mltiediy unsatisfactory, particular
~ where the teacher, owing to low
pay aud the Ugh cost Of living
may not be Of much ability Their
are SIN many capahia and wnn
lerfui men and ofnc In this
work, hut the tendency OF IN,
times " away from on~-room
school houses and one-tencher m
"'seNs'''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
I. MoToRcY
ID ns~s
MOTORCYCLE AND sIDEcAR
OPENS MOHAWK TRAIL

The honor of being the firsi
motor vehicie TO negotiate tbs
Mohawk TRAN this yenr belongs e.
the motorcycle The entire dis
lance iruhi U%focnucid q Sort
AdamE Mass. thrn,e to ,sonninE
ton. VI, WIS ~traverscd on March
Is, by Mr. and Mrs. George liar
ris Of North bennington, with /.
lB1i motorcycle equipped with {
aldccur. The drifts were az .caai
four feet deep In several place
..as a-,Dmoui.e. deserted by siN
NORTH Adams men. was found ~
h. M ddie OF the road embedded
In q suowdrift Tie young mcl
had given az hope Of eNtricatint
their car and were walking th'
remainder Of the distance 10 Char.
.suisut At Vas necessary to pace
pianks on the DRIFTS beside ia,
auiu and 10 drive past the a OF
1hess This was the most difficult
feat ~ the trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

icrrstcd In raising beans Tho
matter of seed beans. and pInn4 for
marketing the crop we're discu~-ed-
Those present announced thai thty
would fiAnf a total % 1900 ~
i.eoo acres ~ beans this year. ~
A temporary organization vas
made. of which Dr. a. p. Miller
was elected chairman. Chua
iiyers Of Clovis and Jerry Nascpr
tine Of Hcllview we're elected cotN
mltteomen. and the chairman wis
given the power 20 appoint one
committeeman from each commu-
nifty. A complete survey OF aiIe
county viii be made. ana when the
number ~ acres PINNED 10 be
planted ln beans II determined, A.
permanent organisation win lef
perfected. provided the total afrtt'
axe ~ large enough to make AZ
worth while. The COMMITTEES VIII
report ~ the next meeting. on May
twentieth.
County Agent HoinrFer REPORTS
that quite "a large number Of farm
er are sowing Hwcet-clovcr. A CO.
operative order ~ seed has been
obtained. and the farmers sow
ing the reed IN one to three acre
pinfs. to he used for hog pnsfnrs
age. This seems to point 10 The
foc' that farmers are depending
more on their poultry. dairSfnf
and hogs, instead Of the wheat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
rNN1rt C,pISTRANo MIL
NANQItStiI.D Nv THE
MOTORCYCLE

A lHu or. colorado. rider
mounird on "a twin cylinder motor
rycie went utur TIE 100 at IN
ANNUAL rnpistruno un climb q
capitiranu, California, he'd =,
eentls
The rnpistrano ttili hears a n IA
tlonnl reputation. being the mos
diflcuit 81 any hill la the country
where this type OF sport is heiu
~ surface was rough and difficult
NOR Ho than at previous ciimbt
1ut bon spite 81 evorything IN,
over the top feat was accom-
plifhed This ~ the first time %
history "a motorcycle rider has cvcI
surmouut.d the hill under his Owl
power and h. truly "a wonderful
Performance for both rider ant
machine. Considering the time. q
and - uruWua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
5000 Durant Cars
Shipped During Frat
Quarter Of 1922

with a production record Of APP
proximateiy 5000 cars since the
first Of the year. Durant Motors
Inc. has reached a schedule OF 81
machines a day, the corpora,son
reports. OF this latter number.
California Is now receiving about
Is per cent. an average Of 20 cars
a day. This percentage Il largely
made possible through the train
Dad shipment policy which the
corporation has innugurutcd sUd
carried out with such success.
In connection with the train.paf
ihipments. u has been found that
much attention has been aroused
throughout the country traVsrscd
~ the strings of freight cars A
tuantity OF advance Information.
disseminated along the right Of
way hos added In "a large meas.
IRE to the public Interest
The record Of trainiond ship
nents dates back 60 December =.
1891. when $50 automobile were
cnt 70 Durant Motors % ra.lfor-
aia. This was followed. on pt
sember ~ by a trRinlosd n i1g
motors hlltu 10 the W r. ". -If.
OF car co. Philadelphia ON De.
cember 20. what Is said 10 ha
lccn the largest single shipnoni
Z any ~ commodity ever carrie I
across the continent wins mnnc
tive hundred machines on che
late were srnt 10 Earle g. An.
hony Inc. Oakland Cal. ns ~
'orded In these columns ~ the
/ lime.
Others have been ~ follows. Jan
20. 80 cars TO W. g.. Auhie Noiul
%, Chicago: April $. re to tlis
fnthnway Motor Co. Fansas riiv
No April ~. 1875 10 Andre
murphy q sen. Inc Omaha. Sob
Aprii IS i25 "a n " Harper
Washington D. c.. April TO- i25 re-
tersrhrde Motor Co. Cincirrstt|
,pril 20. 1876 go Her~chode Moioi
'o. May 3 rs IN ~ u shnwkei
ioior Cn.. pltt-hrrEh; May s. ie'
q Carter Motor CO. Denver n
VIII he srcu that the Her bod.
omrnny took fwu fraiuiuad shin.
nenta. tniniliug go cars within
ne month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Branches
Prove Big Service
To Buick Owners

te establishment ~ factory
shes In every Buck territory
Implement authorized Buick
ice stations has been a great
bard step toward rendering
Meet service on Buick ears,
etrding TO clyde Oden. local
iCk distributor.
Iuthough the regular service
TONS. which are located in al
n every town, hamlet and ciiy
ne country, carry n fairly COM
stock ~ Buick r~piacemeut
be- the factory branches. which
centrally located in every icrri-
carry parta enough 10 re- pu'id
oentire car from tires TO top.
x air Odcn who has just -.
he'd from the factory branch at
.Pnso with a shipmeni OF auto-
fThe factory branches are 80 To-
ed M 90 be able TO render ever
3ht shipment on parts for all
Idels. said Mr., oden. Thus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

j MA Scrylrc.
ISNhAcUSE. n. y. May IL
- five and one-haif cents for "a
ilun % fuel oil.
int n In tho n tank OF your
DO
Ana travel see milesl
i You can do that with a now oil
#glnc Just perfected here by n.
klmer, the inventor says-and
ktH tear out his claims.
4 Experts who have fiocked here
L Inspect the new device declare Il
ijll turn the automobile world IN
>ts out and may bring automobile
ralel within the reach Of the
> esdoa. they predict. Il will
pen transportation and cut
the prices % many manufae-
articles. for the engine can
used to operate machinery n
as 10 Al nm automobile or
-
dlmer's engine - based on the
sH~st chemical discoveries u
been learned that oil-minerai,
sstablc and misunderstanding
uents with the concentrated
Der OF IA blast OF INT.
he new engine II simply n de-
"a Tor separating that power