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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15
PLATTEYuLE

The Blockhouse Mining Co., Kistler
and Stephens, Mgrs., have made a
new strike which is of more than
usual Importance because the grade
of the ore is of much better quality
than any previously found there. The
sheet is IS inches in thickness, and
looks mighty good to them.
Nick Funk died at his home in this
city, Sunday afternoon about three
o'clock. While he had been belfast
but a few days, his illness had ex-
tended over a period of about five
years. Funeral services were con-
Quoted from st. Mary's church this
morning and burial at Calvary. Rev.
Father Lillis conducted the ceremony.
Mr.. Funk was about 46 years OF age.
He was the only son in a family of
nine children. His mother died %
years ago, and his father, when the
son was but 13 years of age. He had
always lived on the home farm until
five years ago, when he moved to this
city because of i'll health. His wife
survives, with a son and daughter.
Henry Ashton has seven hens that
have laid 100 eggs in the month 0I
July. This is an unusual record, The
Breeders Gazette of a recent issue
contains an article by chicken ex-
pert who states that very excellent
average is 60 eggs to 100 chickens in
a day. Mr.. Ashton's flock does far
better than that, as the seven hens
yielded him an average of eggs a
day. The Breeders Gazette would
consider an egg per hen every two
days or a little better, would be extra
good. This same chicken man states
that in cooler weather he gets 20 eggs
from SO chickens per day which ne
considers very extra good. Mr.. Ash
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15
MISCODA


Probably one of the oldest errors
caused by the transposition of mat
rices on the linotype is reported
from a town down east where the To-
cal paper stated that Jesse Hopkin7
ston has returned from North Greek,
where he visited his uncleand aunt"
meaning he visited his uncle and
aunt.
Mrs. J. P. Heffner lies critically i'll
at her home with an attack that is
battling her physicians. About two
weeks ago at Spring Green she suf-
fered what was thought to be sun
stroke or extreme heat. She was
convalescing slowly, but on Tuesday
she had a relapse and is now uncon-
scious. Heroic measures and tender
nursing are being used to restore her
to consciousness.
A Roundabout Way West.
Herman Book, wife and son, Of
Avoca and Bernard Schwingle of this
village, left here Wednesday morning
headed for Los Angeles, Calf, where
Mr. Book and family will make their
future home and where Bernard an
ticipates entering a law school. The
party is }traveling by automobile and
will make brief stop-overs at Mime
apolis and a few other western points.
Progressive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

ROLAND Sala, formerly a well
known Bloomington boy, was married
in his home city, Rock Island, H.,
July 81. The name of the bride was
Margaret Anderson. ROLAND is a
student in medical college, with one
more year of work before completing
the course. Then the DR.. Sala single
will adorn the front of some office as
it did for his father and his grand
father. Two of his brothers, also,
Dr. E. M. Sala, deceased and Dr.. o.
P. Sala Jr., also chose the medical
profession for their life work.-Rec-
ord
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15
A Roundabout Way West.
CASSVILLE

Frank Bausch returned last week
from Chicago, where he accompanied
a shipment of cattle and hogs. He
struck a pretty good market. Frank
makes shipments regularly twice a
year.
John c. Roe has again taken pos
session of the garage conducted for
several years by H. J. Schmitz. An
amicable agreement or settlement
was made between the two interested
parties with the result that Harry
relinquishes all claims and gives i'm
mediate possession to the former
owner.-Record.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

Fred Cox is working in the Dyer
billiard hall
The Adolph Lorenz family are on a
motor trip to various northern Wis
consin points.
Miss Helen Krog of Platteville Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Abrams,
the past week.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher, county
nurse, is taking her vacation visiting
friends in Chicago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

The Whitney Burr and j. r. Hoff-
man families are camping out at NC
Cartney.
The Chas. Graney family motored
to Minnesota last week for a visit
with relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

VIM Benedict of Chicago motored
to Lancaster last week and visited his
mother. Mrs john P. Benedict.
Mrs Nan Donnelly of Madison was
the guest of her brother, A. E. Lewis,
in Lancaster last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

keenan, Bennett of Pittsburg ar
rived here lact week for visit with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T. Bennett.
Yves Hore is now located in Madi-
son
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-15

ton has, therefore, a record far above
the average in his snail fiock.-Jour-
nal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
WHEEL HAJTOTT AUTOMO
-, Bill <*t:,I.4

Az Echo de Paris jelenti, hogy
eey francia kemikus az automobil-
motorok hajtasara olyan eszkozt
taialt fel. mely, ha gyakorlatllag
kivihet0nek bizonyul, szinte for
radalmat je!ent az autotechnika
teren. Arr6l van $40, hogy 'egy
bizonyos kemiai eljaras segitsege~
vel a motorokat ezentul vizzel le
het hajtani. Ez az ujitas azeft
volna nagyjelentosegii, merit mo-
tor hajtasara szolgalo benzin rend-
xviii draga. Termeszetesen mem
tiszta es k0z0nseges vizr0l van $40,
hanem olyan vizrGl, melyhez XII
l0nboz6 anyagokat, acetilent vagy
kiil0nb0z6 savakat kevertek. A
viz ezaltal robbano anyagga valik
eS alkalmas lesz az automobilmoto-
rok haJtasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
Furdes
xI1-IK c1KK

A bebiket mindennap fiir0szte-
nj kell. A fiirdes ideje az etetesi
es levegore wives idejetol fiigg.
A legjobb reggel fiirdetni, de le-
het este is. A bebit mem szabad
etetes utan vagy a levegore wives
el6tt tulgyorsan fiirdetni. Amig
a koldoke be nem gy6gyult ,csak
szivacsfiird6t szabad neki adm,
azutan mar ha begy6gyult, kad-
filrdot kell neki adni. A viz ho-
merseklete az els6 honapban o.
100 Fahrenheit-fok legyen, azutan
viz homersekletet fokozatosan
le lehet szallitani, ugy,. hogy az
elso ev vegen 9O9 Fahrenheit -fpl1
lehet. Igen ajanlatos eeys fiird6-
homerot hasznalni. A fueleket
fs orrlyukakat egy gyapottrongy
vegevel. szeliden meg kell tisztita-
nj. Egg csecsemo szajpaalaso oily
kenyes, hogy legkisebb srintes is
foldorzs0lheti es ezaltal nyitott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22

meben hajostarsasag kotelezhe-
to, a hajojegyen feltiinetetett ere
deti kiindulasi pontt6l a partra-
szallas pontjaig fizetett koltsegelt
visszateriteni. A kiutasitott ide-
gen mem terhet vissaz es mem ker-
heti bebocsatasat az Egyesiilt Al
lamokba egy even beliil, kiveve a
munkaiigyi minister kiil0n engc-
delyevel. bar ez mem yonatkOzlk
azokra az idegenellre, akiket XII
zar6lag azert utasitottak yissza,
inert nemzetisegiik szamara en-
gedelyezett kvota betelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
CSEH STATISZTIKA Az Eel.
CSEHESEDES"-ROL

Pragabol jelentik: Az allami
statisztikai hivatal osszeallitotta a
legut6bbi es az 1910. evi nepszam-
lalas osszehasonlito tablazatait.
Ezekbol kitiinik, hogy amig 1910
ben Felvideken magyar tobb-
segu varosok es nagyk0zsegek
szama IA volt, ma csak s (Duna-
szerdshely,, ,Guta,, Farkasd, Koma1
rom,S Tardoskedd, Rimaszon Bat,
Leva es Rozsnyo). A varosok es
nagykozsegek kohl a 800 sza-
zalek magyar lakossaggal bir6k
szama 191O-ben Is volt, az6ta Are
csokkent (Ersektljvar, Losonc, Po-
zsony, Kassa.J /
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22

+. ~ rs
hely n1arad infekcio reszere. Ez-
ert ajanlatos, hogy az anyak igye-
kezzenek piszkot bebi szajatol
tavoltartani, hogy ne legyen sziik-
seq kimosasara. Hat honap
utan a bebi szajat egy puha rongy
gyal Xxi lehet mosni, de nagyon
szeliden 6s ha mar fogai jottek,
akkor egy puha fogkefevel is sza-
bad tisztitani. Mihelyt a gyermeS
akkora lesz, hogy mar meg lehet
tanitani ARA, hogy szajat egyc-
dill tisztitsa, akkor meg is kell er-
re szoktatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
Az ELBOCSATOTT MAGYAR
VASUTASOK PERLIK A CSEH
ALLAMOT

Kassar6l jelentik: Az ersekuj
vari magyar vasutasOk, akiket n
cseh allan a szolgalatbol elbocsd-
tott, most perlik a cseh allamot.
AIT akarjak, hogy vagy helyezzek
oket vissza allasaikba, vagy ada
max nekik nyugdijat.
A Lidove Novini a nyugdijasok
kovetelesenek megtagadasat az
zal igyekszik megokolni, hogy az
elbocsatottak annak idejen meg
szall6 cseh csapatok ellen kiizd0t-
TEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
Furd0

Soda -fiird6. = Soda -fiirdo igen
jo szolgalatot tesz nyaron, amikor
szur6s meleg van, amitol igen szen
vednek a gyermekek egesz nya-
ron. Egy ev6kanal bicarbonate
soda hasznalando minden felgal-
lon vizzel. A viz homersekletc
olyan legyen, amilyenhez a oyer
mex hozza van szokva. Kett0tol
negy percnyi ideig kell vizben
tartani. De ne legyen testbore
feldorzs0lve Puha t0riill10zovel
kell megtoriilni gyermeket.
Korpa fiird6. A korpa is io
szolgalatot tesz szur6s melegben.
Egy csesze korpat kell fiirdokaa
vizevel 0sszekeverni ugyanugy,
mint a sodat. ya@
Mustar- -furd6. A mustar-fiird5
|igen hasznos, ha idegessegben
vaey almatlansagban :szenved a
gyermek. Hat gallon meleg VIZ
hez egy evokanal mustart kell
hasznalni. Ket vagy harom perc-
| ig marathon q gyermek furdo-
vizben es ha kiveszi. jol le kell dor
zs0lni fs azonnal agyba fektetni.
Ez modszer rendesen piheno es
felfrissit0 alvast eredmenyez.
A lesnaevobb problema mlnden
anyanak, amikor mem kepes oyer
meket szoptatni, az. hogy milyen
eledelt adjon a a.bebinek- hogy
egeszseges maradjon es crosse es
izmossa fejlodjon. A Borden S
milk az utobbi hatvank6t ev ota
az anyak ezreinek mcgoldotta EFT
problemat. T0bb bebi lett a
Borden Eagle tejen felnevelve,
mint az osszes keszitett bebi-ele
delek egyiittveve. Termeszetesen
szoptassa gyermeket, ha lehetse-
ges, de ne kiserletezzek, minden-
fele eledelekkel, melyeket mem is
mcr. Az Eagle-tej izletes es kony-
nyen emeszthetG.
Ha meg akarja ovni Ieanyat az
eletenek komoly id0tartamaban,
adjon Eagle-tejet mindennapi ct
rendjehez. ket evokanallal kell
naponta adni delelotti vagy del
utani etkezesnel. Oldja fel harom-
negyed csesze jeghideg vizben. Az
Eagle-tejet keverni lehet habart
tojassal, ginger ale, grape juice
vagy cocoaval. Termeszetesen
friss leveg0, testgyakorlat, elegen
do alvas es kellemes sz6rakozas
szinten fontos ezen idoben, de
helyes taplalek az els6 es fokel
lex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22

tenynek, hogy az idegen mikepen
hatarozott felebbezes kerdeSe-
ben.
A felebbezest benyujthatja ma
GA a bevandorlo kozvetleniil vagy
egy olyan egyesiilet reven, mely a
Observation-Disclosures bebocsataat
nyer, avagy barmelyik rokona, ba-
rata vagy olyan szemely altal,
beleertve iigyvedet is, akit be-
vandorlasi hatosagok elismernek.
A felebbezest azonnal be kell nyuj
tani, inert ha a kiutasitast kOveto
As ora elmultaval tortenik feleb
bezes, a bevandoriasi hatosag We
zet6je visszautasithatja AIT.
A kUlon- vizsgalobizottsag altal
visszautasitott idegenek iigyei
mem minden esetben felebbezhe-
t0k meg. Ha a bevandorlot azert
utasltJak vissza, inert vizsgalo
oryos bizonyityanyaban tuberku-
loZist. undorit0 vagy veszedelmes
betegseget, elmebajt,. hiilyeseget,
gyenge elmejiiseget vagy hasonlo
bajokat allapit meg, a bizottsag g
d0ntese vegleges, d0nt6 es esetleg
gfelebbezhetetlen.
A felebbezes benvujtasaval de
portalasi eljaras fjiggoben marad
fS az idegent vtgso dontesig d
Observation-Disclosures tartiak. A
felebbez6si iigyek gyors kezelesG-
re IS az egves eSetakbol a viSsza-
tartas k0vetkezttben az illetG
| egyenre laramie nchezsegek cs0lI-
kentesere a munkajigyi MINISTER
E1922 januar hawaiian megszervez
to a feliilvizsgalo bizottsagot
melv szem6lyes Nezetese alatt nil
k0dik. Ez az ,uj allamhiFatal tu.
lajdonk6pen a. felcbbez6si birosae
azokban az esetekben, .amelyek a
munkaiigyi minister d0ntesere
bizatnak. A bizott>ag ct szemelv-
b0l all, akiknek mindegyike hosz-
szu cyakorlattaF rendelkezik a
munkaiigyi miniszteriumban. Min
den iigyre vonatkozo megallapi-
tasukat a munkaiigyi miniszterhez
vagy helvettesehez utaljak j6va.
haeyaS celjab6l
A munkaiigyi minister felebbe-
yes eseten overwhelmingly ia XII
-vizsgalobizottsag d0nteset Is
elrendelheti az ldegen bebocsata-
sat, vagy ha ugy talalja, hogy az
ideoennek mines loga allando lit
| tart0zkodasra val0 bebocsatasra
felhasznalhatja torveny altal biz
tositott itelkezesi joeat es kiilonos
nehezsegek eseten megengedhetl
a bevandorlo ideiglenes bebocsa-
tasat, vagy az iigy ujb6l valo fel-
yetel6t rendelheti ct tovabbi bizo-
nyit6kok beszerzese celjabol, vagy
vegul megar6sitheti a partraszal-
| l6hely bevandorlasi tisztviseloi-
mex kiutasito hatarozatat. Hyer
esetben az idegent azonnal ertesi'
tik es esetleg r0eton deportaljak
Ha a deportalast elrendeltek.
az idegent visszakilldik abba az
orszagba, amelybol kivandorolt
annak a hajostarsasagnak kolt
segen, amely Amerikaba hozta
Ha kiutasitas azon a cimen tor
t6nik, hogy a bevandorl6 mem tue
olvasni vagy olyan betegsegber
szenved, amelyet hajostarsasa2
a hajoraszallas elotti vizsgalat al
'kslmavaI minden nehezseg mel
kill megallapithatott volna, al
ere vonatkozo hatarozatok ertel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
A BEVANDORL0 ES A BEVAN
DoRLASI SZOLGALAT
Masodik kozlemeny
Kilon-vizsgalobizottsag es feleb
bezes


A kiil0n-vizsgalobizottsag meg
yizsgalja es don't azoknak be-
vandorloknak iigyeben, akiket az
el0zetes vizsgalat alkalmaval mem
bocsatottak be. Az el0zetes WIS
galatot egy vagy ket Inspector
eszk0zli az Egyesiilt Allamok k6z-
egeszsegiigyi orvosainak segitse-
gevel. akik minden beerkezo ide-
gent megvizgalnak. Ha az ide-
gent Observation-Disclosures talal-
jak, vagy ha barmi ketseg van be-
bocsathat6sagat illetoleg, vissza-
tartiak Observation-Disclosures
altal val6 kihallgatasra.
Ez bizottsag harom bevandor-
1asi inspektorbol all. alkiket nun
kaiigyi minister ebben min0seg
ben va!o miik0desre kiil0n kineve-
zett. A bevandorlasi hivatalok-
max mindig az celjuk es torekve-
silk, hogy kello szamu bizottsagoji
miikodjenek d felmerul0 eseteb
gyors lebonyoEtasara.
Ezeknek a bizottsagoknak k0te.
1essegiik az elozcteS vizsgalat al
kalmaval visszatartott bevandor
lokat oily eyorsan kihallgatni es
iigyiikben hatarozatot hozni, ami
lyen gyorsan csak lehetseges. A
bizottsag birtokaban van az eloze
tes yizsgalat predmenyeinek ts s
be nem> bocsatas megokolasanaE
yegzese. Szukseg eseten tovab5
'bizonyit6kot <sEereznek, vagy pc
dig maga az idegen szolgaltatha
sajat maga javara. 4 kihallgata
sok maganjellegiiek es kozonsee
:teljes kizarasaval folynak. azdn
ban a bevandorlo egy baratji
4yagy rokona jeIen lehet. Szabad
sagaban all tanukat bejelenteni e.
sajat javara okmanyjellegii bizo
nyit6kokat benyujtani. Sok eset
ben kihallgatast t0bb napon Ike
resztiil folytatjak, hogy a bevan
dorl0nak modjaban legyen tavah
bi bizonyitekollat benyuJtani. Al
idegen es 0sszes tanui eskii alatt
vallanak eS haromtagu bizottsa
barmely tagja intezhet hozzaJuF
kerdeseket. A kihalloatas min
den mozzanatat gyorsir6i jegvze
tekkel megor0kitil1.
Miutan az 0sszes bizonyitekoi
benyujtattak, a bizottsag hataro;
az idegen bebocsatasa vagy depor
talasa felett. A t0bbsegi hataro
zat iranyad6, bar a bizottsag XII
lonvelemenyen levo tagja, ma
six k6t tag hatarozatat megfeleo
bezheti a munkaiigyi miniszterhez
A kiil0n- -bizottsagi tanacs don
tese vegleges minden esetben, Xxi
we've. ha munkaiigyi minszterheI
kiild0tt felebbezes ellenkezG hata
rozatot eredmenyez. Rendes k0
riilmenyek ,kozott az idegennel
iogaban van a bizottsag hataroza
tat munkaiigyi miniszterhez mes
felebbezni es . bizottsag elnoke
nel1 k0telessege az idegent err'
azonnal figye!meztetni, mihelyt ;
kiutasitasi hatarozatot tudomasa
ra adjak. A figyelmeztetesnel
ryomanak kell lenni a jegyzo
konyvben, ugyszinten annak ;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
Veszett kutya altal megmart EN-.
rex

Veszett kutya garazdalkodott
Csongradon. Egesz sereg embert
mpemart fo-utcan, mig vegrc
egy csend6rnek sikeriilt elpusztl-
TAM.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22
Hoviharok Erdelysen es Roma
niaban

Februar vege fele a vasuti pa
lyak taljesen ell voltak torlaszolva
Erdelyben es Romaniaban. "A
Macy h6fuvasok Matt a yasuti
k0Zlekedes .sziinetelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-22

Olvassa el figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a cikkeket es 0rizze
meg, hogy a jovoben hasznalhassa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
SOME FACTS ABOUT
 LUBR|CAT|N |NG O|LS
Barney oldfieId Tells Why Refiners Urke Purchase Of
 Oil In Cans
Fly BARNEY OLDFIELD

There is an enormous number of brands offered to motorists. All of them emanate from B comparatively small number of refineries. Very many brands are made by concerns that purchase oils in bulk and blend or compound--in other words, mix them. Such oils may be of any de- gree of quality and in many cases are excellent. It all depends upon the integrity of the concern. oils of this kind are most liable to vary. since the mixer is likely to buy from various sources even If he buys only the best.
 Ous made by the well known re- liners vary in quality. The greatest trouble the refiner or blender of good motor oil has to face is the risk of some dealers and filling sta tions giving cheap, inferior oil while claiming that 1t is & reputable brand. A refener can never be sure that the motorist really gets what he pays for unless he himself packs the oil in sealed cans. This Is why the larg est oil firms are urging the pur- chase of cans so strongly, despite the fact that the can itslef, of course, costs money.
 One of the terms most used In spe- cIfying oils Is its "visoosity." Now visosity is a scientific measure of two thngs-the strength of the wedge which the oil will form, and the re- sistancs which 1t will offer to being curt Thes are closely fnterconnected. The heavier or more viscous an oil Is. the more resistance will 1t offer to being moved-which means that its wedge-forming power will in- crease and It's resistance to being cut or its frictional resistance to motion in bearing will also increase.
 at1a 4y 1U ryH they are heated. At & high enough temperature oil becomes as thin as water. While this degree Is never reached in an automobile engine, still the oil in a crankcase, when an engine Is running, is usually a good daal less than half as thick as it Is at ordinary air temperatures. The amount of variation in thickness of body with heat differs a good deal with different kinds of oil. Two oils
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
GREATPREC
 TO PROTECT GOLD
Swarthy Soldiers Stand Guard Day And Night Over Ton
 Of Yellow Metal

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-(By Asso- ciated Press. s.)-Ballasted by a ton of gold, over which swarthy soldiers stood guard day and night, the steamship American Legion has ar rived here with it's precious treasure of s5.000,00 in bullion from Buenos Aires. It is the first gold legally to be exported from Argentina since the wartime embargo and, according to Munson Line officials, the largest consignment ever to pass between the two continents,
 The gold in 20 oaken chests bound with metal and sealed, was shipped here by the Argentina National bank for deposit against London drafts to pay the coupons on part of the Ar genuine external debt. Since the debt is payable in sterling, the gold prob ably will be exchanged for British pounds, after which it will go into storage to remain until it is minted or rejoins the stream of bullion con stantly flowing between the United States and foreign countries.
 Because of the difference in the rates of exchange the government of Argentina expects to profit to the ex- tent of about 3,5o0,000 paper pesos in New York when the gold is ex- changed for pounds sterling.
 O o O
 Handled Az Merchandise.
 Handling large shipments of gold and silver bullion has become com monplace with transatlantic steam ship companies and the bullion is handled as so much "merchahdise." But the shipment of a few millions from a South American country be- comes a. national event, and the steamship chosen for its transport is fraighted with resDOnSibility.
 The removal of the s5,000, 900 from the Argentine National bank to the ship was attended by the greatest of precaution. It was rushed through the streets of Buenos Aires accom- panied by guards armed with pistols, rifles and swords and hustled intos the burglarproof vaults of the Amer ican Legion. The precious cargo was under strict watch throughout the voyage. Upon arrival here similar precautions were taken, the regular police being augmented by armed guards, while the armored trucks that carried the gold to a govern ment subtreasury were protected by armed men.
 Handling gold has become so com mon with the largest transatlantic steamship companies and the agents of the lines and even the dockmen have become blase about handling millions of the metal. The process Of loading, storing and unloading gold in international shipments ha become so systematized that the fac tory of responsibility and risk are considered hardly more than in the transportation of box of toys. An official of the international mercan- tile marine explained that the com panies feel perfectly at ease when the gold is placed in a ships vault. In transporting the gold to and from ships guards are usually provided by the consignor and consignee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

which may be exactly alike at erankcase temperature may be total ly unlike in appearance at room heats. What the fabrication special ist has to know in selecting an oil for particular engine Is the ap- perature, usually around 150 degrees. It Is quite impossible, merely to look at two samples of oil and decide which Is the right body. Nobody can do 1t unless 1t be chemist so experienced that his eye alone will predict for him what will happen to that oil when heated.
 Crude oil is made up of a great mixture of things all having a family resemblance, but of all sorts of different chemical sizes. Imagine heap of coal containing coal dust, little Jumps, middle-sized Jumps and finally huge masses and you have a fairly clear picture of a supply of crude oil. Now we could take the a very fine screen. which would let only the dust pass. Then we would have removed the equivalent of gas- ollne. Next a very slightly coarser screen would take out the little gritty particles only just too large to be called dusc, and we have Kerosene. Another step up in the SiA6 OI lue SClttli ulcoh etlla Wc would have a slight lubricating oil; still larger and a heavier oil, and so on till we get to Jumps far too large for any screen.
 Refining crude oil Is simply screening it. only instead of sitting throug hmesh as we could with coal we have to use heat. The dust" in crude oil boils at around 100 de- grees, the kerosene trifle higher the light oil perhaps at 600 degrees, and so on. So by taking crude oil, boiling off all that will come at one