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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Home Auxiliary
Meets Tomorrow

The Home for the Aged Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting at
the home of the president, Mrs. ]. L.
Ware, in Gordon street, tomorrow
night at 1890 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Prohibition Men Here

Rumors about the city today were
to the effect that prohibition men
are visiting various stores about tss
town where they suspect COPE,
cans for making of a still, are NJ
sale. 1t is said, that the agents ev
tered several stores, mostly harA /
var establishments, and asked 4
copper cans were carried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Rehearsal Tonight

The Ladies' C%oncordia will hold
q rehearsal in the public library au-
ditorium, tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
/, IT is most important that all mem
hers De present at this session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
CITY BRIEFS

Twenty-one candidates were init"
lated at the meeting of lodge No.
1874 B.. P. o. Elks held Tuesday
night. Plans were also made for a
dance on Halloween night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

II. Widerstrom of Madison avenue,
has opened an upstairs clothing shop
at 1873 Smith street, known as the
University Model Clothes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Lawrence Clancy, a chauffeur for
Stern & Company. is confined to his
home in Brace venue as the result
of stepping on a nail and running it
into his foot about a week ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

A meeting of the American Legion
will be held in the Y. NJ. g. A. to-
morrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

home in Brace avenue as the result
Of stepping on a nail and running it
into his foot about a week ago.
Visitors from Lady Colfax Rebek-
all Lodge, of Keyport and Richmond
Rebekah Lodge, of T~ottenville were
at the meeting of Violet Rebekah
Lodge No. Sc Odd Fellows last night
at Odd Fellows hall. The occasion
was the initiation of a candidate In
the degree of the order by the local
lodge.
Noble Grand Mrs. Anna Farber
was in the chair and the degree
team was in charge of the work. A
social time followed the meeting and
refreshments were served.
Two applications for membership
were received by Middlesex Council
No. SO Jr., GUAM, at it's meeting
last night at Odd Fellows hall and
| arrangements were made for going
over to the Past Councillor meeting
at Monmouth Junction tonight. A
delegation of members will also go
to the home of Andrew Jackson, 215
Madison avenue tonight for a brief
service and view the remains of his
| father, George Wakeman Jackson,
who was an honorary member of the
| council. Plans for initiation will
probably be- taken up at the next
| meeting of the council. Pact Coun-
cilor John e.. Bernard and Charles
Van Dusen, who represented at the
council at the state council session
held at Atlantic City, recently gave
their report Of the proceedings of
the convention.
The Religious Work Committee of
the Y. M. c. A., will hold a meeting
tonight at 7:15.
A new members reception will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
night for ~the~purpose of welcoming
all those who have Joined the assoc
iation for the first time during the
recent campaign. 1t Is also expected
that nan of those who renewed
their memberships but have not yet
begun their fall activities at the "Y"
will be on hand.
A city street cleaner reported to
Mounted officer Joseph Hartung yes
terday that an automobile truck
bearing N. j. license X-S2,61S and
belonging to the American Express
company, struck his two wheel cart
at the corner of State and Center
streets and demolished it..
About ten autopobiles will carry
members from this city to the Jr.
o. u. A. M. meeting to be held at
Monmouth Junction tonight at
which time the matter of making
the bridge between this city and
South Amboy a memorial will be
brought up and plans made for fur
thering the movement.
An attempt to enter the home of
Joe Ductah, of 357 Prospect street,
was reported to Officer Louis Hansen
last night, and the police officer, ac-
companied by Officer William Kill
murray, started a search of the
neighborhood. Ductah told the off,
GERS hat there were two men trying
to gain entrance through a window.
One was tall and the other short.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

this city and its membership list
contains the names of many PROM
inent Italian residents.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

Teny az, hogy egeszseges bebik-
mex boldog az anyjuk. 'Megfelclo
tap:altk es megfelelo %polas min,
den bebit crosse es izmossa tesz.
Ha nem tudja .,bebijet szoptatni
fels6 gondolata az Eagle-tej le-
gyen. Az anyak harom nemzede
ken at hasznaltak miheIyt Eagle
fajtat adtak nekik, 'lathato es
gyors javulas ALT be- A Border
Company harom nemzedeken a.
a sziilok: 'ezreiyel felismertet.te'
tenyt, hogy gyermekeik egeszsega!
fontos jov6jitk .sikereneki biztosi
tasafa. Borden s: Ea gle-tej a gye'
mekek mflioib6l neyelt limos q
eros ferfiut es not. +" I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Scene NEAR 500 CANAL

silt Allamokban levo otthonaba
keptelen volt hat hdnapon beliil
visszaterni es hogy tavollete alatt
mem allott szandekaban amerikai
otthonanak feladasa. Teklntve
ezt a k0riilmenyt, ajanlatos, hogy
az az idegen, aki valamely siirgos
iizletis .iigyben vagy mas koril-
meny folytan kiilfoldre megy es
tavollete el0relathat0an hat ho-
napnal hosszabb id3re terjedhet,
tavozasa el6tt kozjegyzo el0tt af-
fidavitet allison Xxi, melyben kije-
lent, hogy ideiglenes kilfoldl
tart6zkodasra tavozik ell innen es
mines szandekaban itteni Ottho-
nanak feladasa. Az ilyen afflda-
vitek felllasanalhat6k az idegen
szandekanak bizonyitasara, de a
t0rveny nem k0veteli azokat.
Ha valamely allando amerikai
lakos idegen felesege, vagy kisko-
ru gyermeke erkezik az Egyesulr
Allamkoba es bevandorlasi ko-
zegek ragados betegsegben szen-
ved6knek talaljak az ujonnan er-
kezetteket, mem deportalhatjak
0ket azonnal, amint EFT megtehe-
ltik mas esetekben az idegen be.
vandorloval. A torveny el0irja
hogy az itteni lakhellyel biro ide'
gen hozzatartoz0i addig tartandok
vissza, mig megallapithato, hogy
bajuk konnyen gy0gyithato-(
vagy pedig, hogy masok veszelyez
tetese nelkiil bebocsa athat0k-e. Ha
az emlitett szempontokbol bebo
csathat6k es mas akadaly mem TO
rog fen, bebocsathatjak oket
Amennyiben a betegseg konnyer
gyogyithato es a ferj, illetve apa
vagy mas felelos szemely hajlan
do kezeles k0ltsegeit viselni, koc
hazi kezelesben reszesitik a bete
get mindaddig, amig teljesen- k
mem gy6gyult es akkor bocsatjai
be.
Minden mas tekintetben a
Egyesiilt Allamokban lakohellye
bir6 idegen, visszaerkezese alkal
naval, bevandorlasi torven.
szempontjabol ugyanolyan elbira
las ala esik, mint barmelyik mas
elsoizben Amerikaba erkez0 be
!vandnrl6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
MILLIARDOK A TENGER FE.

l. A>1AA~~AN
| "A gorog kormany angol mernc,
I:k0kkel es vallalkozokkal egyiitt
ltarsasagot alakitott abb6l celb6l,
|hogy>a navarini csataban elsii.
llyedt haj6kat a tengerbol kiemel:
ltesse.
Az. egyesiilt angol-francia es
orosz hajohad 1927 okt6ber 20-an
t0nkretettte Ibrahim pasa tor0k-
egyiptomi haj6hadat es feljegy-
zesek szerint 0sszesen hatvan hajo
keriilt tenger fenekere. A ha-
j6k nagymennyisegu aranyat es
egyeb kincseket tartalmaztak, me-
| lyeknek erteke ma szinte felbe-
csiilhetetlen.
Az angol Excelsior kohl ebbol
az alkalombol a vilahaboruban Ell
siilyedt hajok statisztikjat. Ebbol
lathatjuk, hogy vilaghaboruban
is, annak dacara, hogy tengerl ut-
kozet alig volt, hallatlan ertek
pusztult ell tengeren. Angolor-
!, sag 1915-ben 544 hajot veszitett,
1916-ban 571-et, a gyarmatok ez
alatt. az ido alatt 25-30-at. Fran
ciaorszag vesztesege az elso ket
.esztend6ben j6val csekelyebb,
mind0ssze 81 halo. Nemetorszage
80. Anglia 1917-ben, amikor a
korlatlan tengeralattjaro hare
me gkezdod0tt, 1884 hajot vesztett,
a gyarmatok pedig Acct. Francla-
orszagnak 144, Nemetorszagnak
I24, G0r0gorszagnak SO, Olaszor-
szagnak 1913 hajoja siilyedt ell. De
nagy vesztesegei voltak meg Hol
llandianak, Svedorszagnak, Norve.
gianak es Spanyolorszagnak is
191S-ban a szovetsegesek mar job
ban tudtak vedekezni, ugyhogy
mindossze 1888 haj6juk veszett el
osszesen.
Az elsiilyesztett haj6k tonna
tartalma (ne mszamitva ide a XII
sebb hajokat): 14,515,200. A ha
| i6k cricket haboru tartama alat1
tonnankint negyven font sterling
ire becsiiltek, EFT we've alapul, ;
tenger feneken levO haj6k ertek,
~ milliard. 41S milli6 240 ezel
arany frankot tesz XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A BEs bokLo Is A BEvAN,
DoRLASr SzoLGkLAT
(Hatodik kozlemeny)
Amerikai lakohellyel 'rendelkez0
idegenek uib6li bebocsatasa

Amerikai lakohellyel 'rendelkez0
idegenek ujb6li bebocsatasa
Az idegen, aki az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban val6 fietelepedese !, utan
kulfoldre utazik, ha ujb6l vissza-
jon. altalaban tartozik mindenben
eleget tenni bevandorlasi tor
veny k0vetelmenyeinek. Azon k0-
riflmeny, hogy rovid ,'ideig volt
kiilfoldon, hogy csaladja, ottho-
ma, birtoka vagy allasa van az
Egyesift Allamokban, nenn val
toztat helyzeten. Meg abban az
esetben sem, ha az illeto bejelen-
tette abbel szandekat, hogy az
Egyesilt Allamok polgara akar
lenni IS kivette elso papirjat.- te-
kintettel idegen voltara - ,tarto-
xix fejad6t fizetni, alavetni ma
CAT a bveandorlasi hatosag vizsga-
latanak es bevandor:asi hat0-
sagtol bebocsatasi engedelyt ep-
ugy megszerezni, mint mas bevan-
dorlo.
Nannak azontt IAN bizonyos XII
vetelek, melyeket a bevandorlasl
t0rveny az amerikai lakohellyel
rendelkez0 idegenek erdekeben
tesz, Icy a munkaiigyi MINISTER
megengedheti d bebocsatasat egy
r6yid kilf0ldi tart6zkodasrol visz
szaterS idegennek, ahnak dacara
is. ha d kiutasithatok oszta:yaba
tartc1k, felteve, hogy zilleto
mar het ievig elt'az Egyesilt ALA
mokban. Azonban mihden egyes
i1yen esetben megfelel6 abizonNite-
kokat kell szolgaltatni arra,' hogy
a visszasykezo idegen tenyleg het 7.
-evig e.f IN, Egyesiilt Allamokban
es azzal szahdskkal tavozott in
men, hogy ujb6l vissEater. A be-
vandorlasi torveny 'rendslkezese
ertelmeben az ilyen kerdesess ese-
teket bevnadorlasi hatosag We
zet6je -tartozik d0ntes celjabol a
munkaigyi MINISTER azonnali IL
gyelmebe hozni.
Azok az idegenek, akiket tor
venyesen bocsatottak be az Egye-
silt Allamokba es egyfolytaban OF
esztendeig eltek lit, ideiglenes XII
f0ldi utjukr6l val6 visszaerkeze-
silk alkalmaval nincsenek ala
vetve az olvasasi probanak. Az
ilyen idegeneket bebocsatjak ak
kor is, ha sem angolul, sem bar
milyen mas nyelven olvasni mem
tudnak, felteve, hogy hat hona-
pom belii-,' ternek vissza az Egye-
silt Alamokba. Az itteni lak0-
helynek bebocsatas celjabol bizo-
nyitasa alkalmaval az idegen tar
tozik igazolni, hogy az Egyesult
Allamokban van aI'ando, megha-
tarozott es tulajdonkepeni lako-
helye, melyre mindenkor vissza-
terni 6hajt. EFT szokasos affi-
davitekkel vagy eskii alatt val
lott mas nyilatkozatokkal lehet bi-
zonyitani.
A harmadik kivetelt a kvota-
t0rvennye%H kapcsolatban elvezi az
amerikai tart6zkodasi hellyel rem
delkez6 idegen, aki az Egyesiilt
Allamokba hat honapon belil
visszater, tekintet nelkul a mem
zetisege szamara engedelyezett
kvota beteltere, mindenkor bebo-
csathat6. Hangsulyozott azonban
az koriilmeny, hogy kiilfO' dl
tavollet idOtartamanak mem sza
bad hat honapot meghaladni
AIT az idegent, aki hat h6napnal
tovabb tart6zkodott kiilf0ldon
ugy tekintik, mint aki feladta
egyesiilt allamokbeli otthonat
Ez felteves azonban megd0nthc
to 'olym6don, hogy az idegen kel'
ioen igazolja, miszerint az Egye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

Olvassa ell ezen cikekeket figyei
mesen minden heten es orizze meg
azokat, hogy a jovoben hasznal-
hasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

. 5t u
megallapitani. Egg beteg oyer
mex furdetesenel mindenfele 6vo.
intekedest meg kell tcnni, nehogy
a gyermek megfazzek nerh sza-N
bad mgijeszteni vagy felizgatni.
Hideg vizes ruhat vagy jegsapkat
lehet fejere tenni fui,des alatt
a h0merseklet leszallitasara vagy
amikor meleg pakkolast adunk.
Ha kezei vagy ..abai hidegek,
forro vizes uveget lehet hasznalni.
Mindenfele betegsegnel viz
Twas igen fontos. Gyakori id6k0-
z0kben kell vizet kinalni ,lehet6-
leg minden 6raban, mig a oyer
mex ebren van es fel kell jegyez-
nj a mennyiseget, melyet ivott.
Beteg gyermekeknek mindennap
kell szekelesenek :enni be0ntozes
vagy meleg viz hasznalhat0 e eel
Dol. A vizeles mennyiseget fel kell
iegyezni ha sziik0s, akkor t0bb
yizet kell neki adm.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
xx11I.1K c1KK
A gyermekek apolasa az agyban
satornan

Gyakran valtoztatni kell fekvo-
helyet, mig agyban fekszik,
inert ez igen fontos nemcsak a
gyermek pihenesere nezve, de az
ert is, inert ezaltal elkerui, hogy
a gyermek testenek barmelyik re-
szeben torlodas keletkezzek Min.
dennap szivacs vagy kadfdrdot
kell neki adni. Laz ellen go F.
fox k0riil) fiirdot lehet ADM egy.
seer vagy ketszer naponta vagy
gyakrabban is, ha a laz magas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

anyak he mtartnak meg nagydn
0regeknck. De amikor. a leanyoa
ezt kort elerik, akkor tele van
max remenyekkel es izgatottak
leszpek es mem tudjak EFT any
juknak megmagyarazni. Ez a kor
igen veszelyes a leanyok elcteben,
inert egesz testiik egy bizonyos
valtOzason megy keresztiil es ilyen
kor sziiksegiik van anyjuk gon-
dos apo asara. Ha mindennapi
etrendjeben tejet ad neki, akkcr
egy sziikseges tenyez6vel segiti
atmenni ezen vesz6lyes valtoza-
son. eket ev0kanallal adjon neki
mindennap a delclott vagy a del
utani etkezesnel. Oldja fel ha-
romnegyed csesze hideg vizben.
Az Eagle-tejet habart tojassal ke-
verve vagy pedig ginger ale, $40.
l6le, gyiim0lcsle vagy cocoval Ike.
verve adhatja. Termeszetesen
friss leveg6, testgyakorlat es kel
lemes sz0rakOzas szinten sziikse.
ges ezen idoben, de a megfeleld
taplalek az els0 f0keIek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Homerseklet

A fUrd6 homersekletet thermo-
,azaz h6merovel kell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

T don't know" Well, we haven't heard anything about it yet, if they have" "Yeh. sure l can getcha a cataiog.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04
IPAIGE 7O PHAET TON
 ATTRACTIVE MODEL
British Expert Declares This American Automobile Is
 Well Turned Out

John Phillimore, author of Motor Road Transport" and an authority on mGtor cars in Egland, wrote the fol- lowing articles which appeared re- gently in the Financial Times, Lon- don. England.
 MT. Phillimore, with the usual dis taste of the British automobile ex- pert for American made cars, does not spare himself in criticizing au- tomobiles made in the United States. This article was devoted to one of the more popular makes of American cars which has been in big demand in England this year. Excerpts ftl- low:
 Paige cars have always been well turned out, and the latest four-pas- senger phaeton of 70-horse power is undoubtedly an attractive model. Let it be said at the outset that ,--s power denomination need not frighten the timid, for although the car will do its 65 miles an hour or s6' with full load on level road, 1t can be driven at moderate speeds with ease and comfort. To have power in reserve Is not extravagant, rather the reverse. The model with all it's complete equipment-is hot expensive, and for the motorist who likes smooth swiftness 8 goodly mar gin of power always ready to the touch, and an occasional burst of Joyous speed when an open and free road Is entered, this car has an un- doubted appeal.
 "The engine, clutch and gear box are assembled as unit and the whole is suspended in the chassis at three points. The general design of the car is, with a few exceptions, neat, And affords accessibility. The engine has a bore and stroke of 3%x5 inches and both head and cyl inder block are detachable. The crankshaft is carried in four bear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04
HUPP FOUNDED
 IS BEARS AGO

November, ifRs. is the fifteentb anniversary 0R the founding of tIS Hupp Mottr cGs corporation. It altSS marks tho close of the fifteenth year of concentration by Hupp on quality motor car construction.
 As 6 result of this exclusive building, the corporation stands out today as by far the largest pro- ducer of high grade four-cylinder motor cars in the world. More than 200, 900 HupmobiIes have been built and sold. and the name Hupmobile is known and respected in every nook and corner of the civilized world. More than three-fourths of these cars are known to be still in service.
 "The exclusive concentration by our executive, engineering, mRnu- featuring and sales departments on ono type of car has resulted in a quality and genuine economy in manufacture impossible otherwise, Charles D. Hastings. president and general manager of the corporation, said yesterday.
 Hupp was organized in November, 1908. It began at once to build au- tomobiles of high quality and dur
 
 been rlgidly followed.
 No letdown Is ever tolerated in tho rigid manufacturing and inspection standards 1t has set up.
 Within three years after operations were begun its cars had attracted worldwide attention. In 1910 the development of the Hupmobile had reached such & stage that officials decided to do something never before attempted, and thing then gener- ally considered by the Infant indus try as an extremely hazardous un- dertaking. This was to have a car driven around the world.
 The trip took something more than year, during which time 23 for eign countries where an automobile had never been seen up to that time were visited. Natives of these places were terror stricken at the sight of tho Strange contrivanee," During the tour the car travelled 10000 miles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

ings, the valves are arranged side by side and the timing is by chain drive. There is a welcome absence of slovenliness in the planning of the car, which cannot always be said of American productions. For ex- ample, the silent chain driving the camshaft (and on the near side of the engine the vertically set dis pump and the generator) Is ten siCned automatically. Again, the clutch spigot is oiled from the crankshaft and therefore requires no attention, the universal joints at the propeller shaft ends will run for 5000 miles on one charge of oil, and the chassis fabrication is effected by a Isensible form of oil or grease gun.
 '"With regard tC the cooling sys- tenn, the radiator has ample surface, is fitted with convenient type of filler cap in which is thermometer, and Is suspended by two arms rom the -member. The practice Of attaching the radiator thus is sound. since it helps to minimize any ten dency to strain due to frame distor tion A thermostat device cuts the radiator out of the circulating sys- tenn while the water is below cer- tain temperature.
 ''Ihe steering on tne car lSSleu was by worm and half-nuts, though I hciIeve this is being changed for
 orm and complete wheel. For brakes. drums on the back wheels are utilized inside and outside. It is but a matter of time, in my opinion, before cars of the Paige order have adequate four-wheel braking, where in proper compensation and simple Adjustments are furnished.
 "Fcr action, the brakes were not unsatisfactory, but are capable of inn provement. The suspension Is su- perior, and the car holds the road at all times as well as any car I know. The steering was a trifle heavy on the lock, but proved quite steady, and the drivers wrists are free from fatiguing shake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04
C.22'e .22'eK:<S FILLING ( ysSTATION .-------------pF Fp IExS-------------:-=

We walked into the salesroom and stopped before the touring car.
 Neither of us was a prospect for an immediate sale, but both were very much interested. and expected to buy . car m the price class of this one. within thrce months.
 There was no one in sight bearing resemblance to our optimistic con ception of a salesman. There was a young man sprawling over a daven- port in the center of the floor.
 A helated sense. Of duty finally im- pelled him to assemble himself, and lie smbled casually over to where we stood. He was salesman, after all.
 Not word from him. We waited. He stiffled a yawn. Then l ad- dressed a question.
 The interview lasted probably ten minutes and in that time his whole conversation consisted of three re- plies (not answers) to as many Ques- tiohs.
 T don't know" Well, we haven't heard anything about it yet, If they have" "Yeh, sure l can getcha cataiog.'
 No mention of the cars features
 
 which we might be interested-no request for names-no nothing.
 It was so foreign to our idea Of what was to have been expected that the situation was awkward. We hesltated, mumbled a word or two of thanks, and withdrew. The sales Aan' presumably resumed his siesta.
 An unusual experience. you think? Not by d-sight. That's the sad part of 1t. Two motor car owners out of five have had similar experi- ences.
 Many a dealer is paying the fiddler for, the dancing his salesman did the night before. He is paying for it in the negligence and incompetence of sone bell-bottomed boob who differs from our great national relic in that the crack is in his dome. and not in the bell.
 \ Inattention is more costly to to- Rays dealers than competition And rarder to combat. There's no dis Arrangement in losing if the fight has been hot one. But it's good by to both money and morale if in- < attention destroys even fighting chance at the business which might have been secured.
 When indifference sneaks a place on the payroll. results are soon writ ten in red.
 
 Fewer soldiers die from wounds than from disease. And fewer busi- f1esses succumb to trade rivalry than to sleeping sickness
 Many a Respondent dealer who lacks sales can trace the trouble to lax selling. And his only hope is amnutation of the infected members The operation should be performed immediately, with the toe of his num- Der ten.
 The automobile is pleasure car'' LOT it is transportation.
 Tt is a "luxury''---or a necessity. BY It is a non -essentiaP-or 1t is nssential to the nations life.
 IT should be taxed excessively- '6r simply bear its just proportion ei65r with other essential industries end their products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04
THE TRAGIC END

Theatre Manager-You do not seem to have enjoyed the show this eve ming.
 Movie Fan-I did not; let me ask You Is there any reason why the play should not end happily instead of the hero and heroine always mar rying at the last moment-Detroit News
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

The automobile is pleasure car'' LOT it is transportation.
 If is a "luxury"--or necessity. A It is a non -essentiaI-or It N nssential to the nations life.
 If should be taxed excessively- '6r simply bear its just proportion sl0fir with other essential industries and their products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

A helated sense Of duty finally im- pelled him to assemble himself, and lie ambled casually over to where we stood. He was a salesman, after all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

There was no one in sight bearing resemblance to our optimistic con- ception of a salesman. There was young man sprawling over dayen- port in the center of the floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

We walked into the salesroom and stopped before the touring car.
 Neither of us was a prospect for an immediate sale, but both were very much interested. and expected to buy . ear m the price class of this one, within thrce months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

The interview lasted probably ten minutes, and in that time his whole conversation consisted of three re- plies (not answers) to as many Ques- tiohs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

Many Respondent dealer who lacks sales can trace the trouble to lax selling. And his only hope Is amputation of the infected members.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-04

Not a word from him. We waited He stiffled yawn. Then l ad- dressed a question.