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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
ASKS AUTHORITY TO SELL
CONTRACTS IN VIRGINIA
Petition Of Cooperative
League of America Heard by
Corporation Body.

Petition of tho 90 Operative. League
OF America. with headquarters In
Pittsburgh. Pa. for authority To sell
contracts in Virginia. was heard by
the state Corpc ration Commission
yesterday, K. II. WILLS. was heard by
tho state Corporation Commission
yesterday. II. II. Wills e Roanoke.
and Richard T.. Byl, of Richmond.
acting for the petitioner
The league sells contracts. To some
extent only. on the basis az q bnild-
ing and lean as=o riarina but con
touds that ii is not a building and
loan organization. Tn" buyers pay
in SO much a month and ar" prIvI-
legged to- drop ont ;,l any time aud
their money is refunded ;h.n. with
out interest. The state is divided
into districts ard purchasers Of CON
tracts ar" allowed 10 borrow money
at the rate If por cont. Tho league
sets aside SIS ont OF every 81 900 for
running expenses.
George Bryan attended tho hearing
as A representative OF tho Virginia
Bankers Association. aud Assistant
Attorney-Gon"ral !. l.. uank also
WAS a listener in on tho proceedings
Neither participated I'm tho question
Of tho lone witness for the pcti-
toning league. John Randolph
Tucker asked scv"ral questions i'm
rider 10 bring out facIs.
Rricfs will loo nl"d and a decision
viii be rendered later.
Tn" National SAVINGS and Loan As
ISOLATION operating along lines sim
lar TO the petitionirr league. asked
that the hearing az It's case be con-
tinued until the case heard yestcr-
day is decided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
NINE

the United states Shipping hoard -
show that the vessel had been offered
hrst to tho Shipping Board before
it could he disposed OF to for
"iGhu-r
rho suggestion is made that Tho
RritiSh authorities could be oG as
Sistarcc % the prohibition ur.c.rs
10y establishing always IN. TACT ,hat.
Il vessel has II Shipping Board GER
tilicatc before II is accepted ior
british registry.
Further II is stated that IL doc.
not appear TO tn" Uujtod Stat,s
that any Inconvenience would DO
caused by the ships engaged i'm le
Gitimat" trade by tho proposed
agreement between tho United
states and crest Britain. In this
condition it * asserted that a vee.
sol sailing from tn. British pos
session in tho West Indies to Canadian
r"rts would pass New York 500 milss
nft shore and that none engaged an
trad" between the West Indies and
Nova Scotia ports would normally
come Within tho $50 mile limit.
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks hos.
Of al after Golden Clint Shampoo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Plan Psychological
and Spiritual Cures
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Sept. Gan
unique hospital which will at
tempt To treat human ailments
from psychological and spiritual
points OF view as we'll as physi-
cal. is to BIO erected In the city.
according to DR.. Edward =.
cowlcs. appointed by tho Epis-
>copal Church commission on tho
ministry o, healing to take
charge OF the building. Construc-
ton Viii be started in the near
future. he oaid.
DR.. Cowies said that ciergymen
and psychologists would Co
operate with physicians in tho
hospital. where an attempt viii
he made 10 study the interaction
of mind and body in disease.
The new institution is expected
to rout fake religious h"alers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Ncw Min,nry Company Chri.tcncd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n. 500. 2s

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w. SOFT. %.
The military company recently or
gau!.rI u Frederick sburc by Cap
,nin : !. Johnson and Liouteuau.
NJ. J. Howe, Jr.. has hccr officially
desicuatcd ga Battalion iIeadGuar-
tiers i'"'tchment and Combat Train,
illtE Fed ARTILLERY, Virginia Ma
tional Eaard. with Captain johnson
IS commanding officer and Licutcn-
am i'ov". second officer. Captain
.'u rusnr has hcen advised that a de-
'a.l army officer from the militia
hur"au will be In fredericksburg
Friday night. September %. for tho
purposc OF inspecting the new mill
tary organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
|LLIAM R. JOHNSTON,
|68, DIES IN HOME HERE
,mimcnt Clubnan and Re-
Ircd Business Man-Born
In Charlotte, n. G..

mincnt cIubman and ro,ired
mess man. died yesterday at his
ne. $40 North Harrison street.
icral services Viii be conducted
IN tho rcaIdcu,e this afternoon
AGO o'clock
r, JohnSt who was born in
rlotte. y. g.. in 1851. was The son
Colonel William and Annie era
p Johnston. His education was
|trlottc ana at Washington and
University.
bout thirty years ago Mr.. John
n moved 10 Richmond. whore h."
aged in the whol"sal" grain and
business. in which he was sue
|sfu!. several years ago he re-
h 1907. nc married Mrs Jennie r.
|"hail. VINO preceded him 10 tho
We several years aEo. IIc is sur
cd by lnrG" family connections in
f'th Carolina. \ sister of Nj
nstnn married Coiourl a. y. An
", Of Raleigh. -. G. who Was one
tho states most prominent and
Iful mon.
IL Johnston Wa member of the
's,morciand and Commonwealth
bs and the Country Club Of Viz
ia, ana a number o.. ASKING and
ting clubs.
'allbearers will DO: Active: John
bns. W. ". Martin, Paul Rlau-
I'd. John ". Montague. Waller
ladhy. George G. Powers. Dudley
Donald and John Price: honorary
L. Lathrop. J. r. Parkinson.
gar Gum. ]. Il. Pace, Herbert "
kson, n. Y Litohford, Edgar
reu'on. K. 3 Forbes and L. l..
hl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

FETERSBrKG. VA. Sept. 2G-
Erncs7 clifton Ramcy. son OF the
lat" william r. and Eva Beue
l'amcy. wcll-knnwn young man OF
this city. dicd yesterday afternoon
at tn" 'atawba Sanitariun. Salem,
Va. following long ilincga. His
aunt Mrs. MARY Il. Taylor, of this
city. was with him during his last
Illness. The deceased is survived by
On" brother. William T.. Kam"y. o.
New York city. TWO aunts. Mr.
Mary b. Taylor ana Mrs. ". T..
Bishop. OF this Cry. The funeral
VIII toe held tomorrow morning AT
II O'Clock from the grave in Bland
ford Cemetery. Rev. James a Nc
Clure. u. n. pastor OF Second Pres
bytcrian Church. will oific:ate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Charles Wilson Poe

|unera! gcrvico5 for Charles WI
Poe. aged -. "a retired auditor
passenger receipt for tho Chcs-
axe hnd ohio Railroad ana
'minont virrinia Macon. VIII be
|dnc,od at noon today from tho
idcncc 1910 Grove Avenue. Burial
|! Re with Masonic honors In Hol-
roof. Mr.. Poe d!e! q, tho Retreat
!, the sick MonGay afternoon.
scttve pallbearcrs Viii DO. John
'rhanh. Jr. Luke and Gr,yson
,rbanh Ambrose MCGEE. y f.
al Jr.. ". II Noystcr. II. T. Ram
: and waiter Syduor. Jr. Tho
! siN named arc rcphews Of Mr..
Honorary rallbcarcrs VIII bc: 9.
Cancpa. J. " Nokoley. {. L.
omason. 4. " Thomas, =. L. Mat
n. !. Il. Enslow. y. ". M.r,cn-
tn. ~ Z. Lumsdcn and John =.
ncocE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Sure Way to Get
Rid Of Blackhcads

There Is one simple. safe ana sure
way tina; never fails To get rid of
that is 10 dissolve them
To do this get two ounces OF Gallo
nit" powder from any drug store
sprinkl" n little on u hot. wet cloth
rub over the black heads brisklv
wash the parts and YOU Will he
surprised how the blnclh"ads have
disappeared. Big black heads it'll"
blackh"hdS, no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and Disappear
I'laCk heads AR" a mixture OF dust
and dirt and srCrctionS that form in
tn" pores OF the skin. The calontt.
powder and the water Dissolve the
black heads so they wash right out
leaving the pores free and clean and
in their natural UOnditiOn--Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
TO CURB ACTIVITIES
OF l.. ). DRY AGENTS
ON TIE HIGH SEAS
CONTINUED From First rageD

continued From First Iag")
side the ihrcc-mlc limit. or having
seized any part OF the cargo Of Il
vessel In such locations.
Activities OF customs authorities
within tho twclvcmIilc limit. officials
explained, have been governed by
whether u foreign craft committed
an overt" act. IL was explained
that any attempt 10 land liquor by
means OF Il ships own boats or to
urcIk out u coutrshaud cargo FOR
loading into other craft frym shore
had been regarded as overt acts.
Both always nave been considered as
an attempt To avoid the customs laws,
1t was stated.
white there has been no official
statement on tho subject 1t is known
that tn" activity of the prohibition
cruisers outsidc the three mile limit
since the beginning nf negotiations
with Great britain looking to CO.
operating in enforcing TIA" prohibition
laws has been Looked upon with dis
favor az the state Department. Sfch
activities nave been regarded, IL i
understood. as furnishing Il possible
S"urC" OF embarrassment to TIA" ne
Gotiations. Great britain has not yet
replied to the American note regard
ing tn" dry law enforcement along
the coast. but this subject Is known
10 hIv" hccn touched upon during
visits Il Sir Auckland Gcddcs. the
british ambassador, to President liar
Ting aui Secretary Hughes. The
British government is understood TO
hay" taken the whole question mp
with it's d"miuions and colonies since
som. Of these would 10 most di-
'cctIy affected by any agreement en-
tered into.
Two Sets Of Papers.
Tn" American nctc is understood
tn HAY" suggested that American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Calvin v. IIotiston,

FREDERICkS BURG. VA. Sept. IS.
Calvin y. Houston, 20. Confederate
veteran Of Caroline County. and
deacon IN Upper Zion Bap,is,
Church. died at the nome oc his
daughter. Mrs. Henry thornton. IN
Bowling Green. Mr.. Houston leaves
four daughters and two sons Mrs.
Henry Thornton. Bowling Green:
Mrs Thompson. and Mrs. McCarty, OF
Guinea; Mrs. Joe Hicks, Delos,
Messrs. Joe and Frank Houston. Up
NO; Zlnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
North tarolininn Dic-.

NOD. TI"INHD. Ur"EIUcut nUd Drln-
al owners ~ 'ho BARNES y Itn'Ii-
Z Company. of Durham, y. C.. md
II known IN business Circle here.
d at Wilson, y. c.. yesterday at
IN. according 10 news received in
lat" ycs'crday NJ on"
ic Mr. Holiday WAS president or
southern Nrtail Merchants Con
enc. Which holds its auaGal meet
. In THIS city. FHuo~a. arrange
rts have not been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Orange l.. u. c. Elects omcer,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. sept. -
The L. -. G. OF Orange has elccte,
tho following officers: Mrs. &. /
Browning. president: Mrs. J. W
Johnson, vice president: Miss Ann
l.. Walters. secretary: Mrs. Watsol
Daley. treasurer; Mrs. g. : Shackel
ford. custodian. Mrs. 6. 1. Brown.
ing and Mrs. J. W. johnson were az
pointed delegates TO the state L. /
6. convention 20 be held in Frcder
icksburE October 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

ing the team in the Comp"titiou for
The Evening dispatch cup, which IL
open /" all entrants from tn" state.
IL Is hoped that Il race with a VIII
liam ami Mary team can be scheduled
here.
The question OF fall tennis matches
has not yet nccn decided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
THE PERNICIOUS PAIN
OF RHEUMATISM
WILL YIELD TO 1T

Sal!cyl!c acid compounds ar.
recognized b. phvs.cians 10 h.,
most effective In relieving ,hcu.
matism. and especially "a this tru,
"nen tho compound liz aspirin.
Aspirin In not u narcotic or hah,,
FORMING drug. Pure aspirin does
howeVnr. disturb digestion often.
times. and because OF this disco,n-
tort which follows Its use in tn.
cid form. many people wrongly
oeheVe aspirin to be heart de-
pressant.
TlSGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN d,s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
DEKLE TO CAPTAIN
SPIDER RUNNERS

Tom Deklo. OF Tampa. Fla. has
been appointed by Athletic Director
Frank Dohson 10 head the l-niversitv
of Richmond cross country team this
year. according To an announcement,
made Yesterday.
Practice is expected to start abou,
Cc'Oher - md. in addition 70 nntcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Norfolk Jail Yawns
for Masculine Namp
Try Associated rrcss.l

NOIiToLil. VA. Sept. 2G.-IIc-
v&mps and others OF the cakc-catcr
family. who, from the seats Of
automobiles. opic girls on the
sidewalks and try to invciglc them
into going for n ride, had better
watch their step hero from now on.
Warning was issued today by Act
lnG Chief OF Police f.. J.. Gu,nn
that the mai. vamp Is under police
survcillauC" and that arrests will
he mad" whenever ono is seen
making objectionable advances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

'uu"ra services FOR Mrs. y c.
year. Who d.ed Monday q, her home
Darlington Will b." conducted from
r hon" 'hls morning AT 10 o'cIorS.
rial VIII %" In the family huryinr
mnd she is survived hy six chill
'r--Ncg Wexford Gilman. Mrs.
ward WlnEH"ld. Mrs. Willie stan
:. Mrs. JACK Chewing. ". II. l'ug-
sr and l.. ~ Purycar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Herr johnson cnscs SATURDAY.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 2s-The pre-
[! inhinary hearing of Mr.. and Mrs
howard Johnson. and daughter. Bet
~. charged with arson in connection
with the burinG OF the johnson Gre
cory store at ocean View. was CON
tinued this afternoon until Saturday
~ Justice II. j.. Gilmer. at Ocean
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Anne warren I>irL,r,cr

FuncraI serVI"os Tor Nnnc Var
! kIrhmyor aged yeary. only
I'D OF Mr. aud Mrs George Clif-
u Kirkmyer. Ir. who dl"d y"src--
v afternoon a; SIS O'Clock. Viii
conducted from loo North Houlc-
yd. this afternoon az o'clock
rial VII! lie in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

NEATHsNILLE.. Va. sem, %
Mrs. +. ". Clsyhrook. widow o.
Rev. +. w Clayhrook, died al her
homo in kiimarnock. Tuesday eve
ming, !ntcrment was made AZ Old
Mora'taro Church. Mrs. Claybrook
was a highly cultured woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
O.. g.. nnltIrrAnn.
~ H'"'
iEATHENIIIE' IA sent -

NEATHSNILLE. Va sept 2s-
G. G. Bald"rson. 81 the oldest citi-
Eon 81 StonewaN District. died -
his home near Newland Tuesday
iic is survived by his wife aud nine
children. a number OF grandchildren
and great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

rel's tho draw backs OF indigestion
whi"h confronted orainsry aspirin
for years. 1t contains d.sestart
that is separately prescribed bY
physicians FOR dyspepsia. Within
short time after taking. usuaIlv
ten mi putea. the sal!cylir acid is In
the blood. distendinS the tiny cay.
iilaries and bringing about re!le:
from congestion ana conBeQueat
pain ana stiffness Tho laxative
which Il alao contains aids m rid.
ding tho body OF toxins and pot.
sons. assuring you OF permanen.
relief. Remember the three pointSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
GAVE THIS LADY
RELIEF QUICKLY
Took Plant Juice and Hasn't
Suffered Single Rheumatic
Ache Since.

az could see change In my con-
1ition right away after | started TAX
ing Plant Juice. AMI haven't had n
rheumatic ache since" said Mrs g. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

Gical operations. He spent much of
The past summer In st. Agnes Hos
pital In Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks host
of all after Goidan CLINT shampoo
Adv.
Evening star., 1922-12-27

A school for girls has been opened
in Kokura Japan, by the Southern
Baptist board.
Evening star., 1922-12-27
HONORS FOR ALL
IN TREE PLANTING
American Organization Plans
for Big Centennial CeIe-
brati0n List.

Plant a centennial tree and regis
ter it with the American Tree Asso-
citation. so that your name will be on
the honor roll of tree planters and
good citizens fifty years from now
This is the call sent out by the asso-
citation yesterday, which announce:
that every tree planter in the land
will be made member of the asso
citation
The year 1922 just closed marked
the semi-centennial of Arbor day.
and the association wants TO see
thousands of trees planted ana
marked so that the centennial OF
Arbor day. started in lS7: by J. S,er
ling Morton. will see the greatest
celebration ever held in this country.
Ne Dues Are Charged.
There are no dues to the American
Tree Association. Charles Lathrop
Pack. the president. is the leader in
promoting tree planting in this coun-
try. The association, from its head
quarters in Washington. will send to
each tree planter a handsome certih-
cate of registration for membership,
advice of experts as to the care of
trees. and other educational data haH-
ing to do with planting roads of re-
membrance. memorial trees. memorial
parks. town forests and kindred sub
JectS.
If you have planted a tree in 1872
YOU are eligible to membership. the
announcement says. and you should
send for an application blank at once
This application blank calls for the
signature of at least two witnesses
to the tree planting and a description
of the tree, with its location.
The American Tree Association
aims to make this country nation
of tree planters" says Mr. Pack. in
making the announcement. The peo-
pie of this country must see the val
ue of trees and tree planting. After
planting individual trees themselves
they will come to see the Natue OF
town forests and town wood lots
They will come to see that. properly
handled. they can have their forests
and cut them too
All in One Organization.
We ain, to make every tree plant
er n member of one big organizat tion.
the object of which is to plant more
trees so that there Will, in the years
to come. be a great intelligent army
of tree planters who will be able the
better to realize and understand the
great questions having to do with the
care and protection of one of our
greatest natural resources.
AS Theodore Roosevelt said: a
people without chllQren WOulu lace ii
hopeless future; country without
trees is almost as helpless: forests
which are so used that they cannot
renew themselves will soon vanish.
and with them all their benehts
When YOU help TO preserve our for-
ests or plant new ones you are acunS
the part of good citizens.
1T is all matter of education.
Plant your centennial tree now. reg
ister it with the association. join the
tree planting army and thus start the
good work along.
Evening star., 1922-12-27
THRIFT CAMPAIGN
BEGINS JANUARY Il
". C. Hanson of Wholesale Credit
Men General Chairman.
Others Named.

Now comes Thrift week. scheduled
to begin January II. Plans for this
seven-day campaign were launched
today with the appointment of W. C.
Hanson of the Wholesale Credit
Mems Association as general chair
man. Joshua Evans. jr.. of the Riggs
National Bank, will be treasurer and
e. L. Fleming of the Y. NJ c. A., sec
retary.
Other members of the general COM
mittee are: Charles II. Bauman. Build
ing and Loan Association; Charles b.
Densmore. Cosmopolitan Club: Mrs.
w. p Bird. Women's City Club: Al
bert SchulteiS. Chamber of Commerce: ::
J. j. Grubaber. Safety week commit
tee: Ben T. Durr. Typothetae; f. c.
Graham. Board of Trade: Frank Chi
selli, Cosmopolitan Club; Charles T.
Graves, Thirteen Club: Rudolph Jose.
Civitan Club; Robert McKeever. Real
Estate Board: Arthur J. May. Whole
sale Credit Mems Associations; w. 5.
Quinter. Savings and Loan Associa-
ton: P. II. Sinclair. Retail Credit
Mems Association: James NJ. Wood
ward, Savings and Loan Association: !:
0. T. Wright. Typothetae; Isaac Cans.
Chamber of Commerce; W. A. Dexter.
Institute of Banking: Herbert Shan
non. Real Estate Board; John a.
Petty, Real Estate Board: c. &.
James, Savings and Loan Association; !;
DR.. Il. G.; Kimball. public schools: Ed
ward Shaw. Boy Scouts. and Leonard
w De Cast. Lions Club.
The various subcommittee chair
men will be:
Meeting places and speakers-Maj.
Guy Withers. Publicity-F. y. Who'll
ley. Budget and finance = Joshua
Evans. jr. Bank day-Thomas b.
Hickman Budget day-Mrs. Gather
inc j. Morse Life Insurance day-A.
W. Diffenderfer. Own Your Own
Home day-Robcrt L. Mckeever.
share With others day-Rev. W. l..
Darby. Make a Will day-Jamcs b.
Archer.
A meeting of the Budget day COM
ittee was held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Hodgkins will have
charge of the educational program.
Mrs. w. p. Bird the woman's club
and Mrs r. L. Bannerman the gov
ernment departments and industrial
plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-02

tractors and traction engines
amounting TO TAI per cont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-02
NEW BATTERY
PASTE USED

A new battery ingredient. designed
for use In any make Of battery. ac.
eordsng % the manufacturer. and
designed to replace the usual acid
fluid by non.spiiiing solid material
the consistency ~ heavy paste. has
been introduced By the Camel Chemi.
cal company and IL attracting wide
attention IN automobile circles. The
product IL known az the Camel bat.
terry solution. and the Camel name In
further played upon by the slogan
Of the manufacturers. which In TO the
effect that q "camelized battery
never needs n drink"
Tho product In n Portland inven.
ton and n being introduced In Port.
land and Oregon. Distribution thru
out tho entire country. thru a grad.
uai spreading out OF the business. IL
in contemplate ton.
The Camel battery Ingredient II the
invention OF r. J. Kochicr. an old.
time battery man Of Portland. who.
II ia said. has been working several
years TO bring the produe, TO perfco-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-02
SPEEDWAY FANS
ARE SATISFIED
Game Is Clean Under A. A.
A. Management

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dee. a.
Attempts 20 organize a new racing
body. 10 take over control OF auto
mobile racing from tho supervision
OF tho American Automobile asaocia-
ton. are meeting with no encourage
ment on tho Pacific coast. according
to advices reaching A. A. A. head.
quarters from Western newspapers.
Plans for n new organization were
recently presented at a meeting OF
Western managers by Richard Ken
ncrdcli. former chairman OF tho A. A.
A. contest board. and now allied with
another organization. according to
A. A. A. officials.
A typical expression on this cues.
ton comes from II r. Patterson.
manager OF tho Fresno. Cal. speed
way.
II can SEQ no justification for n
change" declared Mr.. Patterson.
"undsr control OF the A. \. A.. thru
It's contest board. the auto racing
game IL one OF the clsanest sports In
the United States. II has no, been
eofnmerriaiixsd. and II has never
been accused OF any Of thu unaportH
maniike episodes that creep Into al
most every endeayor OF speed or
skill"
The American Automobile ss-ocia-
ton has Just bean notified that plans
have been completed for n new speed.
way AT Atlantic city. This In to be
a III .mils speedway. of board con.
ssruction. and tho promoters are
going TO build grandstsnd with n
seating capacity Of 10000. which IL
the largest granas'snd ever con.
ssructed. The rrand-'and alone will
cost ss.Too. 900. In addition TO the cost
Of the track. II II understood that
the officials OF tho speedway VIII
Apply 20 the contest board for per
mission 10 hold race on July Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-02
I'm proved MOtOmeter
Reaches Local Mart

signal of engine overheRting. Sen
tree Is claimed TO be capable little
condenser and maintains the guam.
tity OF water In the cooling system
by condenaing all vapors back TO
the original ilauid. Tho condcnna'
ton Of vapofs In cooling process
and therefore Ssntres keeps tho
water nj a more even temperature
and increases the efficiency OF the
engine.
Frequent rcfillinr OF the radiator
10 unnecessary because Of the fac,
that tho vaporn which ordinarily
pass off thru the overflow pipe arc
imprisoned thru a closing 81 the
overflow pipe and arc instead con-
densed and turned back into tn.
cooling system. tho inventor claims
This feature results IN conserving
antifreexe liquids and also results
In conserving heat IN cold weather
which otherwise would be nyphonei
off thru the overflow pipe.