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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20
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Cleveland, Ohio, 20 Iulie. - Pc
ziua de IL Iulie s'a innecat in
lacul Erie copilul Otto Folk, pc
cand Sc scalda impreuna Gu altl
dol copii, Alex johnson 81 Joe
Eisenman.
Gel dol copii ramasi in viata
au fost arcstati 81 dupa aceia
adjust in fata trlbunalului. Acolo
Joe Eisenman declarat Cd
Johnson imbrincise pc Otto Folk
unde era apa adanca ca sal in
yete sd innoate, 81 ca in timpul
acesta ell sc innecase. Mai eran
de martori 81 alti copii, carl in
timpul acela Sc aflasera pe NAL.
Eli au marturisit Cd vazusera pc
Johnson 81 pc Otto jucandu-se
sau luptandu-sc amandoi i'll apa.
Pc baza acestor marturii jurM
erau gata sd condamne pc CO.
pilul johnson la inchisoare, cand
mama innecatului, s'a ridicat 81
a cerut juratilor sa nu sc gra-
bcasca Gu darea verdictului.
Dansa a declarat ca copilul Ell
n 'avusese alt prieten mai bun ca
Johnson; ca johnson ii lua apa-
rarea in toate micile certe ce lie
avea ell ceilalti copii; ca johnson
nu rostisc nici Odata vre-un Gu
want rau la adrcsa lui, 81 ca
dansa nu crede odata Gu capul
ca ell sd fl avut gandul al inneca
|copilul.
Fata Gu marinimia acestei ma
me indureratc, figura judecato-
rului STA pierdut raceala magi-
stratului care tine Gu tarie la
litera legii, 81 dintr'o data a
lpronuntat achitarea cu yoct
pima dc emotiune. Copilul John.
son, fara sa poata rosti un Gu
want, ii multumea d-nei Folk sa
rutandu-i mana 81 udandui-o CT
lacrimi. johnson II are nici tata
nici mama.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20
VOLUME XVII. NO. 1e9.
PolitiCa somorut(riIi
Scrisorile d-lui Nic0lae lorg0
c1tYS ROn,dwiS din Anssric0.

In cateva ze sa primt vestea ca dol tneri omort
inaintea case u pc Sir Henry Wilson, maresa al ostror
bitanice niste necunoscu srbatut shije de gra
nata goane de revolver upu celui mai iste fnancar
al Germaniei republicans, Walter Rathenau
NJ pentru intaia CARA gsesc oameni carl cred ca
ingaduit sa mureasca stare de lucr poca prin ucde
provnicuui adevarat o inchpuit al cauze lor Un
dine ucigasi scapa a cei mai multi Isl spasesc pacate
patnd vata lor pentru viata uao victime
alese de dans Sc face zomot in ul fapte au sa
varso nuee or raane intre ale celor carl nau gsit alt
moc de ndreptare intro societate decat varsarea de
sange
Numarul ceor aWcest trist curaj mai in
mile tubure cand val de nebunie inneac& se cee bune
ale oamenor si raspnge in urma ana Ia barbara
cand ulta macuca horau neinelegee de orice f ntre
unul au Nu de mrare ca astaz cand toul amestec
81 intuneca mana asasinor face mai cutezatoare
Gel CO fac astfe uita insa CA NU CAUsA vREDNICA
DE TRAI CARE SA FIE LEGATA NUMAI DE ACEL
NEI6ERNIC 81 TRECATOR LUCRU CARE VIATA UNUI
oM Dupa espedea din manastrea de la Westminster
acopert trupul maresaluui ucs mai lande carl Sd
creada Cd tara lor are nevoe a e repubica natona
pentru trai fericita 81 dupa poarta cavouui in
chide asupra raaseor zdrobe ale lu Rathenau mai
tra desui German sa cuge ca tara or prapadee
Aac& paeste paguele lea facut altor chiama napo
pc Wilhelm al IIlea sal faca naprasne 81 mai mari
Un infatseaza dee vrednic sa 1ntalneasca in
fata lui alta idee infasaa ntru dar aceeas arme
pc care lea ntrebuntat ell 81 in margnea egor moralei
societatii in care traieste
IORGA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20
TATA GASITA MOARTA
INTR'U 'UN HOTEL.

O fata de 10 ami, identificata
GU d-soara Ester DE May din
Rankin, Pa, fost rgasita moarta
All dimineata in camera ei din
hotclul Savoy, 1000 Euclid ave.
Politia tine sub paza pc o ac-
trita 81 pc un jockey carl au fost
in tovarasia fetei moarte. Medi-
cul legist Hammond inceput in.
vcstigarea cazului.. Ester De May
a VENT la Cleveland Dumineca
trecuta, dimpreuna Gu actrita.
Tn amploiat al hotelului ra-
portal astanoapte directorului ho-
tclului cd ''cineva este bolnav"
intro camera din etaj. Directo.
rul chemat imcdiat pc medicul
H. w. Cruikshank, 1929 Prospect
ave. Ell gasit bolnava pc fata
dar a declarat ca nu este in pc.
ricol. Dupa 0 yreme de trei ore
medicul fost chemat din nou.
Fata era moarta. Medicul de-
clarat ca moartca ci fost eau
zata dc uzarca bcuturci alcoolicc
Acelas rapport fost facut 81 Il
spitalul orasului unde fata fosr
transportata. Jockeyul a dcclara1
I ca ci All beut ceva beutura ce
cumparat-o GU cateva vile il
urma. Lui 81 celeilalte fete nu |
s'a facut rau.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20
IN ATENTIUNEA SOCIETATILOR
MEMBRE IN UNIUNEA S. r. A

Referitor la "Convocarea din foaia Dreptatea publ
13 Iue 1922 81 subscrsa de fictiv Coms de Con-
tro atrag atenunea tuturor socetor ca conform
utiune uaa de Adunarea Generaa din Alliance o. in anul
1921 Adunarea Generala proxma tnea la Erie Pa
incepand zua de Septemvre 1922 Coisiunea de
troa intrunita Youngstown na arafat Presedntelu &C.
neral motive sal ndrepateasca la unei
dunar Generate Exraordnae sal descarce de nsacnarea
data ui de catre Adunarea Generala din Alliance o.
societatle carl trmite delegat la "Adunarea din
80 Iue la Youngstown o. face aceasa respunderea
lor proprie deoarece Uniunea suporta nc cheia
Aceasta ultima publicaune reeritoare la atacu
re false 81 nebazate adresa la adresa Comteulu
Suprem Executv al U S. R. A. de reo cativa nemutamit
Ne vedea Ia Erie Pa, pc zua de Septemvrie 1922
Youngstown, O.; 48l lulie 1922. .s5
~ JOAN N1C0LAE SERBU, Pres General
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ADUNAREA KU
KLUyX KLANILOR
LA AKRON, O.


Akron, 20 Iulie. Peste 1000
membri vechi 81 noui s'au adu-
nat aici eri seara. M s'a facut
nici . sfortare din partea autori.
ta9ilor pentru oprirca adunarci
clanilor misteriosi. D-rul G. l.
Harrold din Columbus, king
kleaglul statului, a fost oratorul
principal. NJ erau admisi deca1
ceis carl erau provazuti Gu cart
!speciale. Fruntasii lor spun Cd ii
judetul Summit numarul membri
lor noui creste in mod rapid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20
In juruI grevei de Ia Gale ferate
NU E NADEJDE DE APLANARE


comitat un program, daca ar II
stiut ca patrohii cailor ferate
yoesc sal discute. Programul era
urmatorul:
Intai: - Patronii cailor ferate
carl all schimbat scala platilor 81
conditiunile de munca prin siste-
mul de contract violand astfel
decisiunea consiliului de arbitraj,
sd inceteze aceasta imediat. Acea-
sta sc refera numai la cateva fir
me, deoarecc cele mai multe au
anuntat mai dinainte ca sunt
gaia a anula contractelc. Celc
mai importante dintrc cele &C
n 'au anuntat accasta pana acum
este firma Erie 81 Western Mary
land. y
AL doilea: IL Autoritatea data
prin legea transportului patro.
nilor 81 muncitorilor de la caile
ferate de a-si numi consilii locale
pentru aplanarea divirgentelor sd
treaca la un singur consiliu cen
trail, care sa alba puterea a apla
ma toate neIntelegerile, de la Ii
mile ferate, afara de neintelege
rile &C s'ar ivi aslupra platilor.
AL treilea: - Muncitorii gre
visit sa-si depuic toate plangeril'
81 pretentiunile inaintea acestu
consiliu central, Gu dreptul de ,
apela 81 la actualul consiliu d.
arbitraj.
| AL patralea Patronii Gallo
ferate sa-si retraga toatc proce
scle de despae1tbire intentat
uniunilor in tin4tul grevei.
!, AL cincclea: = Toti grevistii 5
toti oamenii concediati sa fie pri
miti inapoi la lucru, in locurll
pc carl le-au ocupat mai inaint
fara ca dreptul de vechime i
serviciu sau oricare alte dreptul
sl lie fie scurtatc. Pentru discu
tarea acestora. Consiliul de arb
traj sa convoace pc toti reprezer
tantii legali al Jpatronilor 81 mur
citorilor.
D-nul Hooper zice ca inaintas
acest program catOrva director
de cal ferate 81 ca acestia promise
lsera sal prezinte 81 altora in c,
lzul ca eli IL gaseau bun de a
, acceptat. Tot astfel dansul m;
anunta ca obstacolul principal c
sta in calea impacarei erau pr
i punerile de la punctul al cincele
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Chicago, 19 1ulie. Intr un
comunicat dat astazi, d-nul Ben
w. Hooper, prcsedintele consi
liului de arbitraj, anuntat ca
nu mai era nici speranta de
aplanarea grevei muncitorilor din
atclierele cailor ferate.
lntre altele, cOmunicatul zicea:
'Dc oarece nu mai pare Fl
nici probabilitatc de reconcile.
rea vederilor ce lie au patronii 81
muncitorii cailor ferate in che
sta grevei, credcm Cd 0 aplanare
c imposibila 81 din aceasta cauza
consiliul de arbitraj 81 membrii
lui nu Sc vor mai ocupa Gu acea-
sta afacere.
In acelas timp comunicatul ri.
cea ca patronii 81 capeteniile gre
Visitor ajunsesera sd Sc inteleaga
aprOape asupra tuturor cclor cincl
|puncte, afara de punctul privitor
la dreptu de vechime in serviciu,
punct care la inceput fusese a.
fara din discutie.
Sefii cailor ferate au dat 81 el
aseara un comunicat prin care
confirmau declaratiile d-lui Hoo
per ca alte conferinte de impa
care nu Sc mai tin 81 ca chestia
dreptului de vechime in serviciu
era 0 adevarata piedica in toati
afacerea.
Comuhicatul lor zicea:
I'm timpul prezent nu Sc ma
tine nici 0 conferinta pentru a
planarea grevei. Presedintcle con
siliului de arbitraj a tinut uncle
intruniri informative Gu cativs
Idintre patronii cailor fcrate, ms;
acestea n au avut nici TN rezul
tat 81 din cauza aceea sa sfarsi
Gu ele. sis1
'De( la declararea grevei in
coace s'a ivit. 81 chestia dreptulu
de- vcchime in serviciu 81 acllm e'
e cea mai importanta dintr
toate."
| Presedintelc Hooper a spus il
comunicatul sau ca Sambata tire
cuta Sc tinuse 0 conferinta i
care All fost de fata dansul, d-nu
Jewel, capetenia grevistilor; A
10. Wharton, membru in consiliu
lde arbitraj, 81 capeteniile a Sapt
|organizatiuni de ale muncitorilo
lin greva. In timpul acela d-nu
4 Jewel dOrea sa prezinte acestu
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ARESTAREA UNOR
CUARZI

Akron, Ohio, 20 Iulie. - Poll,
tia arestat trci guarzi dc la
calca fcrata, Erie pentru Cd anne
nintasera sa traga focuri de ar
ma asupra unor grevisti carl dau
ocol fabricii, pprtsnd niste pla-
cate prin care rugau muncitorii
sa MI vie aci Ia lucru, caci este
greva. Guarzii IN chestie vor Fl
judecati de curtea Gu jurati.
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i b. ~. s. R. A.
COMU NICAT

003-922-S g.
Societate membre in u s. r. A. sun rugate in tmpul
Gel mai scurt posb sd rimia umatoarele nformatuni Ia
Oficiul Secretaruui General
Numele pronumele fie caru membru actv al societa
2. Anul nayterii
Ce etate cand sa inserts membru in socetate
Annl luna cand sa inserts membru in societate
Aceste pformauni sunt cerute de urgena de catre
Departamsnl de Asigurari din Columbus o. Aatura in
xiar pubca FormA de rapport dupa fecare
SO poae orienta Membrilor carl ransfera la alta So
cietate da datee de mai lar la rubca Observar
81 So notexe Ia ce Socetate este transferat
Aoests Rapoarte" pot face Conspecte pc carl fe
care societate le are Ia dispoztie
Data Ia Youngstown, O.. - Iulie 1922.
@. MARHA0, secretar Gen.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
DULY WARNED

when I was in London just after
the armistice," said Richard Connell,
who went across with New York
regiment, Il saw three of General
Organs soldiers march up to a po-
liceman. SAY, officer" said one of
them: tell us how TO get to the
swellest hash house in this burg.
The bobby thought it over for a
moment. Then he said, If / takes
yer meanin' right. i think as 'ow
you'd better taike taxi to the
Clerridge.'
THE Claridge is fashionable
hotel and restaurant. The three goS
into a taxi at once. | got into an
other and followed. The restaurant
was crowded when the three entered.
In a loud voice one of them waved
an arm at the head waiter
"'Hi, gassong. Toot sweet!
"The waiter came.
"'Yes, sir?'
owe want the SWEETEST feed in
this joint said another, also toot
sweet
eyes. SIR said the waiter. He
bowed and showed them to a table
People We're looking round every
where.
".And say. gassong.' said the third
bring a couple of quarts OF cham :
pagne with the eats-see ?-and the
tooter the sweeter. We're Americans
we are?
The waiter rubbing his hands po-
litely together bowed again.
"sYes. sir" he said; I'll warn the
other guests. From Everybody S
Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Evers Gives His
Opinion On Big
League Winners

NEW YORK, May 13.-Johnny
Evers, whose opinions on the pros
poets of baseball season are not re-
garded as idle chatter, believes that
the Giants will have a walkaway. IN
the National league race and that
the American league pennant will go
to New York, Cleveland or st. Louis.
Evers looks on the. Giants OF today
as the best baseball combination
produced in Is years and equal to the
old Chicago Cubs in which he was
the pivot link Of Tinker to Eyers to
Chance"
The scrappy second baseman now
a member of the White SoX. who fin
ished a series with the Yankees here
Friday, declined to compare the
two major lagues, but his estimate on
the Giants speaks for itself.
"The Giants" he said, have every
thing that they need"
With Ruth and Meusel out or the
Yankee lineup. it is difficult to ap-
praise at mid season value the
strength of the New York Americans,
Evers said. 1t is questionable to him
if either of the two suspended Yankee
sluggers will be capable of their best
game when they join the lineup May
20 and it is further doubt in his
mind if they will add immensely TO
the playing strength.
'The Giants have wen balanced
team opined Johnny, talking for
once without the aid of chewing gum.
"McGraw has three first-class pitch
ers in Barnes, Douglas and Nehf ana
will have another when Toney comes
back. And he has excellent recruits
in Shea, Ryan and Jonnard.
Good pitching - good baseball -
will beat the Yankees. Cleveland is
the classiest club in The American
league. They really play the game
play inside baseball. st. Louis has
strong club-pretty strong all around
but it could stand better pitching.
washington will be just trouble
making club.
Our team (the Sox) won't be one,
two, three"
Keen battery terminals clean.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Experts Declare
Georges kayo Is
Within The Rules

LONDON, May 1s.--The blow with
which Georges Carpenter knocked
out Ted kid Lewis in the first
round Of their championship bout
here last night was legitimate, in the
judgment of so-called experts who
reported the fight. Cries of foul
came from all parts Of the auditorium
when the decisive blow was struck.
Joe Palmer, the referee, is quoted
in the Daily Telegraph as saying:
The blow was perfectly fair. The
was Lewis business to protect him
self. This he failed to do"
1t is asserted by some Of the news
paper writers that Lewis had several
times delivered blows on previous
breakaways, though they did not
land. and his failure to guard himself
in the final break is declared an
amazing blunder which disregarded
the elementals Of boxing.
One or two reporters while con-
tcluding that Carpenter by the strict
letter of the rules was entitled to act
as he did, complain that his conduct
lacked regard for the spirit of the
regulations which the Frenchman in
variably has displayed in his previous
fights. While agreeing that he was
rightly proclaimed winner, they pre-
dict that the legitimacy of a knock
out during breakaway will be de-
bated and that Lewis supporters are
! likely to re-assert that the blow was
! foul, arguing that Lewis was at the
moment listening to the referee.
| For the fight as a fight, however
nobody has praise. The Times critic
! says the contest was as bad as II
could have been, and must have ended
| in disqualification If 1t had not
ended as it did. The Daily Chronicle
expert describes it as a positive trav-
esty on boxing and says both partici-
pants were equally guilty Of illegiti-
mate tactics.
The Daily Telegraph's correspon-
dent declares he never wants to sec
anything like it again. and says il
| offended the senses Of every gooc
| sportsman who witnessed it.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
WHITE TRUCK IS
TAKING LEAD ON
PACIFIC COAST

White truck business continues to
improve on the Pacific coast, accord
ing to Manager McAhren of the
White Truck company. April sales
passed every months business since
August 1920. and took its place as
the fifth largest month in the history
OF the Pacific coast.
This optimistic report comes di-
rectly on top OF the first quarterly
figures, which showed a "A per cent
increase over the same period of
1921.
According to McAhren there is
every promise of a capacity business
soon. There are many factors point
ing this way. Long delayed building
operations are under way and road
contracts are being let on every side.
The rains in the back country on the
coast, which have kept work back.
have ended, and now there is baby
stampede for White company deal
ers. This is in direct contrast to
the %bdsiness of the first quarter
which was largely placed in the large
cities
A flew of the large national OPP
orators are in the market. The
Union Oil company alone has in
creased it's fleet Of White trucks
from 534 to 604 since January 1.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

ever greater political and religious
ascendency, the Greeks withdrew
more and more into opposition, and
this was the more marked because
the Roman church represented an
aristocratic and the Greek church a
democratic trend. Finally, Plus TX
accommodated the Greek patriarch
(1054). Since then the attempts to
restore unity between the tw o
churches have come to naught.
Some Greels, however, and other
peoples in restricted areas have sub
mitted to papal supremacy, on condi-
ton Of being permitted to retain Ger
tain traditions OF the Greek church,
such as the communion in both kinds,
marriage of the clergy, church discl-
pline. rites and liturgy Such persons
are called Uniats, or United GREG nsa
they are, in particular, the Greek and
some of the Albanian refugeeN IN
Italy, certain Romans of Transyl !
vania. and the Ruthenians in Galicia
and the Ukraine.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
GREEK ROMAN CHURCH?
From the Outlook,

FROM tfle OutlOUh.
The election to the papacy of Plus
XI has been the occasion of some un-
expected and gratifying events. Not
the least of these was the official call
by delegation from the Greek church
to express good wishes for the new
pope's advent. This recognition is
considered as an important step to-
ward the possible reunion of the
Greek and the Roman churches, q
cause ardently espoused by Leo XIII,
Plus X and Benedict XIV.
For centuries such reunion has
been hoped for. A chief cause mill
tating against a reunion is the nat
ural unwillingness of the Greeks to
accept the supremacy of Rome. They
regarded Rome as they have regarded
the patriarchates of Alexandria. Je-
rusalem, Antioch and Constantinople
as patriarchal, not a papal au-
thority. 4
When the bishop of Rome obtained
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
COOLING system Hint.

II possible soft water, rain water or
melted snow should be used in filling
the cooling system. Continual con-
densation causes a deposit of salts,
if the water contains such minerals,
and these deposits adhere TO the in
ner surfaces of the radiator metal,
reducing the cooling efficiency of the
system. Water spilled in pouring 1t
in the radiator viii sometimes put a
megneto out of commission, break a
spark plug porcelain or short circuit
the electric system. Carbonate OF
soda, familiarly known as washing
soda, dissolved in soft water, one
pound to gallon. and then poured
into the cooling system while the en-
gine is run for half an hour. Will
clean out the sediment that accu-
mulates and clogs up the tubes OF the
radiator.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Sound


I. Kissing.
2 Kissing or whistling.
3. Kissing, or back-firing.
4. Knocking
5. Knock at high speed.
6. Knock when spark is advanced.
IL. Short metallic knock.
s. Knock from overheating.
3. Dull, metallic knock.
TO- Sharp knock.
IL. Heavg metallic knock.
II. Dull knock.
13. Clicking.
IA. Dull pound.
Is. Grinding squeaking.
16. Squeal1irg.
II Blowing sound.
18. Back firing.
10. Misfiring.
Trouble
/. Cylinder release cock open;
walls scored; head gasket loose;
spark plug loose or broken.
2. Air leak in manifold joints.
3. Valve stems bent.
4. Spark too far advanced; lower
crankcase bolts loose.
5. Worn piston.
6. Carbon in combustion chamber.
Z. Cylinder block loose.
8. Water jackets clogged.
3. Worn or loose piston pins.
10. Loose connecting rod; tappet
out of adjustment.
IL. Looseness or end play in main
bearings.
10. Loose camshaft bearings.
49, Fan blades striking obstacle;
broken fan hub bearings: valves
loose or cracked; valve stems worn;
timing gears loose or teeth worn.
IA. Loose flywheel; loose crank
case; overheated cooling system due
to radiator leak. etc.
Is. Oil level too low; pump OBJ
structed.
1s. Magnetic or distributor bear
ings dry
II. OIL leaking through crankcase
gaskets.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Waak Start;no

When the starting motor for any
reason lacks power to turn over the
crankshaft it may be strengthened
by coupling on another storage bat
terry, connecting it in multiple, so
as not to increase the voltage II
the conducting wires are of sufficient
size from the battery to the motor
there win be a considerable gain in
power output.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
In Mountain RUNNING

The density of the air at 5000 feet
is about one-fifth less than that Of
air at set level. An engine with low
compression will not deliver full
power with that amount of decrease
in density. Also the carburetor will
need some adjustment before the car
reaches the higher attitudes. These
facts should be borne in mind by the
motorist who intends to drive through
mountainous districts.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Young man. are you wondering if
the time is ripe to pop the question
to the woman Of your heart?
A jeweler says his experience sug-
gests a way Of finding out.
Quietly follow the young woman
on her next shopping tour down
town." he advises. IF you see her
stopping in front Of jewelers. win
dow and gazing at a display of en-
gagement rings your zero hour for
going over the top has arrived
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Cleaning Rear Axls

The gum and grease that accumu-
late on the rear axle may be easily
cleaned with a cloth wet with kero-
sene A stiff brush viii reach the
grooves and corners, and the clean
ing will be easier II the kerosene
is warmed.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

There are SS1 motor vehicles in the
Canary islands.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Nearly half the motor cars in
Buenos Aires are taxicabs.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Belgium has doubled its motor car
supply since the war.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Nearly all automobiles In Arabia
are in the city of Alden.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

France has one automobile to every
152 persons.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
HINT TO aAsHFuL SWANS

Wash the car frequently durini
warm weather.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Poor roads have restricted the sale
of automobiles in Japan.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Take distractions at an angle, so
one wheel will strike it at a time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
NEW WATER MAIN TO BE
LAID ON EAST CENTRAL
BEFORE PAVING STREET

The new fourteen-inch water
main, which was the subject of dis
'cussion at two meetings of the city
commission recently, will be puilt
from the reservoir west on Central
Iavenue as far as the Presbyterian
Isanitarium thence north to Copper
Iavenue and west on that street to
the main part of the city. The
route to be followed by the main
was left to City Manager Calkins
land City Engineer Kimball by the
city commissioners.
Mr.. Calkins said yesterday that
the original route, which followed
! Copper avenue practically the en-
tire distance, was more difficult
from an engineering standpoint
than the route that has been
adopted, for the reason that Il
would have been necessary to
make several heavy cuts and fills
Changing the route Of the main
will not affect the validity of the
bond issue, according to an opinion
from Bond Attorney Thompson
THE new main will be laid before
1.-THE extension of East Central is
paved, it was stated yesterday hJ
Mr.. Calkins, who has taken vi
with the state engineering depart
Iment the matter Of cooperation So
that the two jobs may not inter
fere.