davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-03
EDGEWATER
(Mrs. ]. J. Benson.)


the play "The Nihilist', presented by
the Arvada juniors at Community
hall Friday evening did not draw as
large a crowd as had been expected.
Those who were brave enough to face
the storm to see the play enjoyed the
performance and the splendid music
of the orchestra.
The Y. M. P. C. had a delightful
party in Community hall Thursday
evening with a good attendance.
Games were played and a general
good time prevailed. Preceding the
social hour business session conven-
ed, with the new president, H. o.
Mitchell in the chair. Plans were
made for box social in May and 9TH
er business matters were adjusted.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jack and Mrs. w. H.
Smith were hostesses Of the occasion.
R. B. Thompson who has been ser
iously III with rheumatism is much
improved.
Mesdames Thos. N. Wawne and c.
v. Coons were joint hostesses to a
number of their friends at whist
party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Frank Freeman received first prize in
the game, Mrs. J. Noble second prize,
Mrs. H. Rudman third, Mrs. Desmond
fourth and Mrs. Merlin Ford the gen.
eral prize. After the game delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tesses.
A Sunday school class il girls in
their early teens, known as the YER
itas class enjoyed their Sunday dinner
in Community church Sunday, follow
ing the morning services. There were
ten present including the class teach
er, Miss Labat. The honor guests
at he diner were Misses Esther Boyed
and Elizabeth Trevartha.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Coons, for
merly of Edgewater, are now pleas
antly located at 2s27 West 9th Ave,
Denver.
One Thursday evening, Miss Jean
cite Labat invited a number of girl
friends and former business associ-
ates from the office force Of Gano-
Downs company, to spend the evening
with her and enjoy cozy fireside
tea. The young ladies accepted the
invitation and took advantage of the
oppc rtunty TO give their hostess a
shower in anticipation of her marri-
age that is to be an event Of June.
The beautiful gifts presented TO Miss
Labat were appropriate to n bride
to-be's hope chest.
The fivc-room bungalow built by
f. Herzig on End Ave. and Gray st.
is finished and is now listed for sale.
Mr.. Goodspead Of Fenton street, is
the owner Of a new Ford roadster.
Miss Ivan Garner, state deputy
commander Of the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees. was hostess TO the member
Of Edgewatcr Hive No. 10G Tuesday
Afternoon Mt her home, I7aO Marion
street. Denver. After eight rounds
Of might've. Mrs Frank Daggs was
found TO have high score and was
presented with string Of beautiful
beads. Mrs. s. Kidncigh received u
lovely towel as low score prize. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Those enjoying the Afternoon were the
Mesdnmes A. +. Carpenter, Frank
Daggs. J. Noble, f. Rabe. II. Rudmnn.
f. Hcrzig, T. n. Wayne. 4. Long, N.
Joseph, B. McValc. s. Kidnegh, L.
Brown and II. Sable.
The social calendar of EdRewater
took decided trend toward the mas
culine during the past week and about
tho only things that the men failed
to do to complete their social nc
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-03

Whatever you want to buy, what
ever you want to sell, always remem-
ber Dime-a-Line works fine, gets re-
suits every time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-03

THIS is STUDEBAkER YEAR
People are naturally turning to
own better car. The Studebaker is
a car they instinctively want to own,
to drive and to be seen in.
See JACK KEEVEN, Territory Sales
man, $50 East Grand View. Phone
145M. Office Phone Main GIFT.
Evening star., 1923-12-23
>5,ooo.oo REWARD
to nail 4 malicious LIE


Georgia Avenue Battery and
Electric Shop, 43Go Ga. Ave.
Garfield Accessories Co., 2270
Sherman Ave. NV.
Harper Motor Co., "Durant," 1128
Connecticut Ave. NV.
l.. u. HERMAN, 1924 l. st. NV.
Z. A. Hayden s. Co., "WilIys-
Knight and Overland" 329
Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Highway Auto Supply, ',io6
Rhode Island Ave. NV.
w. l.. Hughes. BIadensburg
Road and d. {. Line.
ii. & NJ. Tire Shop, 935 10th St.
NV.
Harrison Battery and Electrical
Service, 100 AZ. St S.W.
HundIey Auto Supply, 3436 14th
st. NV.
johnson Bros, ,I0I X St. NV.
lavish Bros. Auto Supply Co.,
;3oth and NJ Sts. NV.
William W. kendrick. $500 nj St.
NV.
KaIorama Garage, 1910 kaIorama
l. Street Garage, 17o5 L St NV.
Leisinger 6 Son, 1916 New
Hampshire Ave. NV.
Lehman's Tire Shop. 9ze ii st.
NV.
Liberty Auto Supply Co.. zzI4
I4th St. NV.
Liberty Gasoline Station, zoo
Florida Ave. NV.
Lo-ko Service Supply Co. Flor
ida Ave and H ST. NV.
r. Leishear, Indians" S12 9th
st. NV.
Little & Co., Inc, 18th and SITS.
NV.
Lustine Motor Supply. "Chevro-
let" 30I-S 9TH st. S.W.
Charlie E. Miller, Inc, 8Iz 18th
J. B. McDaniers Tire Shop. AI4
18th st. NV.
Mount Vernon Auto Supply 1892
Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Motor Tire Co., 2715 Pennsyi-
vania Ave. NV.
Modern Auto Supply Co.. 9l7 II
st. NE.
Manherz Auto Supply Co., Cor.
9th and Mass. Ave. NV.
Mathy Co, 1918 Penna. Ave.
Mid-City Auto Tire Repair and
Supply. 700 NJ St NV.
Mount Pleasant Auto Supply,
1901 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
NJ Street Battery Shop, 2SN M
ST. NV.
M. T. MaIoney, Sc. cor. 9th and
Rhode Island Ave. NV.
National Automobile Parts Co.,
z19 John Marshall Place NV.
New Royal Garage, "Westcott,"
1915 L St. NV.
Ninth Street Garage, 123414 9th
St. NV.
N Street Garage, 635-H N st. NV.
Naiman's Auto Supply, 4th and
Massachusetts Ave. NV.
National-Hewitt Tire Co., 1907
9th st. NV.
North Capitol Tire Shop, 1918
North Capitol st.
O'Donohue Bros, 5055 14tli st.
NV.
Ontario Garage, 18th and Kalo-
rama Road.
OIdsmobiIe Sales Co, "OIdsmos
biles," 1S45 18th st. NV.
Ourisman's Chevrolet Sales,
Chevrolet" 631 H st. NE.
Pennsylvania Ave. Garage, "Chcv-
rolet," 900 Penna. Ave. S.E.
Plaza Auto Supply Co., @tl1 and
Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Parkway Motor Co., @Ford,"
1905 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Potomac Garage, Inc, 3301-9 M
St. NV.
Potomac Tire Co, zSth and M
Sts. NV.
Erich d. Planer Co., 101 ~ st.
S.W.
Potomac Service Co., I415 18th
st. NV.
Petworth Auto Accessories, 1908
Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-23
WASHINGTON, D. c.

Automotivc Supply Co., 2Ist st.
and Pennsylvania Ave.
Akron Auto Supply Co., 5zz 9TH
ST. S.W.
American Accessories Co., 4140
Georgia Ave. NV.
g. c. Angel, 800 Sherman Ave.
NV.
Auburn Sales Co. Auburn and
Lexington, 17z2 L st. NV.
AutomoGve Accessories Co., 10th
and e Sts. NV.
Auto Supply Co. Inc, 1908 Penn
sylvania Ave. NV.
Bailey's Auto Supply Co, 3oo1
I4th st. NV.
Barker's Auto Supply. 70z r. l.
Ave. NV.
Bradburn Battery and Electric,
6I6 Penna. Ave.
BaiIey's Tire and Accessory, ESQ
Sherman Ave.
Benning Service Station, 5000
Benning Road.
Bosley Motor Co., 800 9th st.
NV
Brightwood Auto Supply. 5917
Georgia Ave.
Buchanan Auto Supply CO., 1901
14th St. NV.
Capital City Garage. 4os sth st.
NV.
Central Auto Supply Co., 1904
Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Cord Tire Sales, I4th and U SITS.
NV.
Capitol Trail Auto Supply, 1615
BIadensburg Road NE.
Central Auto Works, 449-51 Eye
St. NV.
ColIegeman's Service Station,
3739 Georgia Ave.
Chevy Chase Auto Supply, 5S1S
Connecticut Ave.
Cord Tire Sales Co., 14th and V
SITS.
Capitol Gasoline Station, LIST and
Maryland Ave. S.W.
Capitol Hill Garage, 610 B st. Sc.
(. r. Downey Auto Supply, zI0O
Vermont Ave. NV.
II. w. Cutler, Tire and Nulcaniz-
ing, 1907 M st. NV.
Calvert Hardware and Auto Sup
Commercial Auto and Supply Co.,
"Studebaker," 18th and K SITS.
NV.
Colbert Service Station. 1901
Sherman Ave. NV.
Crosstown Auto Supply Co, 1901
18th St NV.
Dukes Tire House, 9th and Duke
SIS. NV.
Dailey's Garage, 1915 18th St. NV.
District Oakland Co., Oakland"
1909, L st. NV.
Dulin & Boyd Tire Co., $50 Penn
sykania Ave. Sc.
Dupont Battery Co., zoos 9th st.
NV.
Dupont Garage, zo1o NJ St. NV.
Dupont Tire Shop, zzoa NJ st. NV.
Edwards Motor Service, 1903
Rhode Island Ave. NE.
East Capitol Service Station, ~
18th st. NE.
Evans Bros, 11Os z1st St. NV.
Economy Hardware Co., 4z3 Sth
st. Sc.
EngIeberg's Auto Top Co., 1888
u st. NV.
Eureka Auto Supply Co., 10z2
I4th st. NV.
Federal Auto Supply Co., F7
Penna. Ave. NV.
Frederick Carl. Inc, Chevrolet"
623 II St NV.
II. Fischer, 1906 Pennsylvania
Ave. S.E.
B. G. Furr, Ford Service" 700
9TH St. S.W.
Gish's Garage, 18th and u Sts.
NV.
GIassman's Garage, 1879 l. st.
NV.
Greystone Service Station, 11th
and Rhode Island Ave.
Georgetown Battery and Ignition
Co., 3010 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-23

w.! W@!}9hs;;f;ss:% ;?S;sss;i7 ss:s
certain persons in
this vicinity are spread
ing a malicious lie about
k.
| don't know whether
this is wilful slander or
just plain stupidity.
Imagine it is the latter.
Every new product, no mat
ter how great its merits, is
sneered neutrality-suspicious.
dense ignorance only lightning
can penetrate.
These persons, whoever they
arehavedemonstrated theirlow
degree Of mentality in the case
Of Ba~at, by the statements they
have broadcasted.
Frankly, it is only because
the reports which they have
spread are a direct reflection on
my own veracity that am pub
fishing this statement.
These people have said that
Ba~e has pitted the surfaces and
affected the fabrication Of cer>
tain automobile motors "that
they know Of" Now l have re.
peatedly said that Bbes4t is alb
solutely harmless-that, being
For Washington and Vicinity the Following
Southern Auto Supply Chas. Ru
Company, Inc. Auto
1919 l. Street NV. 1921 L
Rock Creek Garage zSH M st. S. q. Motor
NV. Wisconsin Az
Julius Kelley, 66z Pa. Ave. Sc Sh.r;dsp v., Ia,
Rock Sreek service Station 1877 Security Auto s
Adams Mill Road. at a
VI OF BOY
Evening star., 1923-12-23

BELTSVILLE, MD.
BeltsviIIe Garage, Chevrolet"
BERWYN, MD.
Capitol Trail Garage, Washing
ton Blvd.
BRENTWOOD, MD.
Cottage City Auto Station, Bal
tlmore Pike.
BROOKvILLE, MD.
Brookville Garage.
CENTRAL HEIGHTS, MD.
Boyer Chevrolet Sales CO., Cen-
trail Ave.
CLINTON, MD.
Clinton Motor Co., "Ford & Linz
Coln," Leonardtown Pike.
COLLINGTON, MD.
Monroe Baldwin.
DAMASCUS, MD.
Bradley NJ. Woodfield, Ford and
Lincoln.
EMMTTSBURG, MD.
Mort's Tire Shop.
Emmitsburg Motor Co.
FREDERICK, MD.
II. and II. Motor and Tire Go.
GAITHERSBURG, MD.
w. e. Steigienen, Chevrolet.
6. G. Waters 6 Son, Buick.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Thomas II. Garrison, Maryland
Ave.
HyattsviIle Automobile Co.. Ford
and Lincoln" Maryland Ave.
JEFFERSON, MD.
G. and w. Motor Co., Jewctt.
LA PLATA, MD.
Mitchell Motor Co.. "Hupnro.
bile and Dodge"
Thomas p. McDonagh, sChev.
rolet and Nash," Wash. Blvd.
LAUREL, MD.
Academy Garage, -Ford and Linz
coln," Washington Blvd.
Thomas e. White, Washington
and Baltimore Road.
Harry S. Green, Washington
Blvd.
LEWISTOWN, MD.
Lewistown Garage.
RIDGEVILLE, MD.
Cooperative Sales and Service
Corp, Overland, Lexington and
Willys-knight.
RidgeviIle Garage, Arn1Ieader
Truck.
RIVERDALE, MD.
Riverdale Garage, "Durant and
STAR" Washington Blvd.
Evening star., 1923-12-23

an oil, it positively cannot in
jure metal surfaces.
That is why, to nail once and for all
the stupid lie that has been spread
about this product to which l have
given my name, am offering reward
Of $5OOO.OO to any person or persons
who can prove to me that B1~de has at
any time damaged the metal of any
motor Of any kind, anywhere.
am Offering this reward in earnest
Of my good faith and because feel
that this type of falsehood reflects not
only on me but on my friends the
dealers listed on this page who sell
EarrA and who have recommended it
to their customers because they know
that it does all that have said Of it.
Here Iwant to repeat my claims for EueeAe.
FIRST, that after Is to 500 miles driving
depending on the design of your motor) every
knock caused by carbon IN the motor will be
gone.
SECOND, that if you use it steadily, you
will never have to clean your spark plugs or
valves.
THIRD, your motor will show more power
and quicker response.
FOURTH, Bgzs1k costs you nothing, be.
cause Bavr4e saves more than it costs.
And reiterate my guarantee:
Go to any garage, automobile or accessory
store or gas station in your city, buy two or
more cartons Of BuEedk Git costs you only ST a
carton); use according to directions, and if you
are not satisfied that what have told YOU il
an absolute fact take your car to your regular
garage, have your motor examined by an ex-
pert, and if your trouble is due to carbon have
that carbon burned out and send me the bill.
Evening star., 1923-12-23

Ave. NV.
Superior Oiling Service, Il I'd
st. NE.
The Speedway Auto Supply, 80.
18th St S.W.
~ Street Auto Supply, 5I4 IA
St S.W.
The Columbia Auto Supply, IA
18th St NV.
+. v. T. Motors Corp. Marmon,
1909 NJ St. NV.
p. II. Tucker & Co., 306 John
Marshall Place NV.
Thompson's Auto Supply, I6l7
Nth ST NV.
p. F: Tippett, .EIcar." II. E st.
S. E.
Twentieth Street Garage, LIS
Goth St NV.
United Tire Stores. 26O1 Penn.
sylvania Ave. NV.
Uptown Auto Supply, z01o 18th
st. NV.
Ungerer Motors, "VeIie," Il36
Connecticut Ave. NV.
United Service Station, zoI4 Flor
ida Ave.
Vermont Ave. Service Station,
Vermont Ave. and L St. NV.
Wardman Park Garage, Goth and
Calvert Sts. NV.
Washington Accessories Co.. 18th
and L SITS.
Washington Cadillac CO., 1017
Connecticut Ave.
Washington Rapid Transit.
Wisconsin Avenue Service Sta
tfon, 1926 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Washington Garage Filling Co.,
18th and e SITS. NV.
II. S. Wood. $50, 18th st. NV.
White House Service Station, 901
Florida Ave. NV.
Western Auto Supply Co., 3z79-
81 M st. NV.
Wisconsin Garage, "Star Car and
Mason Road King Truck"
106I-63 Wisconsin Ave.
John A. Wineberger Co., Inc,
Chevrolet" 300 Ga. Ave. NV.
York Auto Supply Co, 1901 Ga.
Ave. NV.
Young Automobile Co., "Haynes,"
1877 18th st. NV.
ANACOSTIA, D. c.
Model Tire and Battery Shop,
1917 Nichols Ave. Sc.
j. Frank Campbell Izl3.H Good
Hope Road Sc.
Mikes Service, zzo3 Nichols Ave.
Sc.
Mazzullo Bros, Chevrolet" 1z3S
Good Hope Road Sc.
Perry S. Martin, 51zS Nichols Ave.
DEANWOOD, D. c.
o. w. Madden, 1900 Dean Ave.
NE.
TAkOMA PARK, D. c.
Galloway & Corners, Piney
Branch Road.
Washington Sanitarium Garage.
WOODBURY., D. c.
Powell Bros, Blair and Shepherd
Roads.
J ISLAND CITY
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
MANUFACTURERS ON
CONSTANT LOOKOUT
TO IMPROVE TIRES

One and one-half times around the
world every "A hours! Tires run 49,
100000 miles year just for better
ment tests. This is the story Of tire
uniformity in one factory, Of how tires
are made to withstand the grind and
punishment Of the road.
Tire experimentation and develop-
ment is unusual. 1t is practically i'm
possible to depend upon mathematical
formulate to give the effect of even the
most minor changes in construction.
So complex is the distribution cf
forces operative upon the tire, that
no change may be made without most
exhaustive practical tests-road tests
that embrace such severe service that
if the tire stands up under them, it
must Of necessity stand up under nor
NAL USAGE.
1t is not uncommon occurrence in
one tire factory TO try out a hundred
IDEAS to prove one practical. Often
years of careful study and testing in
all kinds of service are required 10
complete an analysis OF a contemplated
change in construction. One expert.
ment naturally suggests another. Per-
lection of construction does not come
from any one good idea but out of
the failure of many.
The best place TO find out about n
tire is the place where it is going TO
run-to test it here on taxicabs. lit
reys, salesmen's cars, commercial ears
aud trucks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Originator ofMew Purchase
Plan Tells ofHs ambitions

tation development and made para
graphs about this phrase which has
probably had the greatest voluntary
publicity ever given any single phrase
connected with the automobile indus-
try.
"Of course under this plan I was
greatly interested that buyers should
have only motor cars about the valus
Of which there could be no possible
question. An analysis OF the product,
the Stability of the factory and Of IFS
dealers the foremost in responsibility
throughout the country.
"a consideration of the elements en-
bodied in the Dodge Brothers motor
CARTS appearance. comfort, perform
ance, service and safety, convinced
me as ii has overwhelmingly convinced
and satisfied the American public that
dollar for dollar the Dodge Brothers
motor car is the best value that money
can buy.
Applies Only to Dodses.
"Hence motor cars can be bought
on Robertson Saving Bank plan only
from Dodge Brothers dealers.
'Due to their purpose, AS they have
declared, to help keep San Antonio in
the lead Wroten-Hundley Motor Com
pany, Dodge Brothers dealers were
the first dealers in America to place
the plan in operation upon which it,
was instantly understood by the public
who have exceeded all expectations in
the rapidity with which they have
bought cars on the Robertson Saving
Bank PLAN"
Mr.. Robertson mas been connected
with the factories =. of Studebaker.
White, Apperson and Packard. While
transportation engineer for the Pack
ard factory at Chicago he was q fac
tor in the development of good roads
movements. He was active at all
times as a writer and speaker for the
development of good roads and the au-
tomobile industry. On one important
occasion when he was serving rs a
committeeman for the development Of
the Lincoln Highway, meeting had
been called for associations of Com
merce and representatives OF big bust
ness interests. A vote had been taken
to postpone or discontinue the build
ing of the Lincoln Highway through
Chicago. Whereupon Mr.. Robertson
in speech in which were marshalled
the most glowing advantages which
come to every community from trans
portation development brought the en-
tire meeting to its feet demanding a
new vote which carried unanimously
that the Lincoln Highway be built
through Chicago, which was rapidly
done.
Calls San Antonio Home.
Mr.. Robertson, as assistant general
manager of overseas business for Ap-
person Brothers Automobile Company
at New York, was active in the devel-
opment of foreign automobile business,
and he states that the Robertson Saw
ing Bank plan, copyrights to which
are effective in practically all foreign
countries, will be Of value almost be-
yond estimate in the sale Of American
cars abroad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
TALKING MOON" TO
BE DISPLAYED HERE
BEGINNING MONDAY
Embleton to Exhibit Ma.
chine That Not Only
Runs, But Talks.

Inventive geniuses have heretofore
startled the world with the perfection
Of the airplane, the wireless tele-
graphy, etc, but the population of
San Antonio has had their usual
serenity rudely disturbed by the adj
vent of a real "Talking Automobile. y
Some Of the doubling Thomases,
may at first glance misconsfrue this
article as an advertising scheme. but
the most skeptical will have his
pessimistio trend of mind rudety
shocked il they will take the trouble
to visit the Moon automobile agency
of the Embleton Motor comnony' 6Oi
Avenue ID and glance over the hand
some Moon touring car Witch oc-
cupies the middle of the display
room.
A newspaper writer in another Tex
as city where the talking car was
displayed aIIo,l. tells Of his first
+First the ensB II hi put to thet lsm.
liar to the l5Sy IU
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Robertson Says Desire to
See All Own Cars Back Of
"That All May Ride"
Plan-Asserts Way
Opened for 100000
New Owners.

| m. L;.to.u ~ tho f;gbt uaJa bv
Inc nisIory o. tue ,sn. n,aas 80, Is
naiPn W. nop I;r ;Jn,, .1That Az W.s
e 1!S ior His i as haa haa,
a mue, t mnet ,w.Ive ,;,,;oH Amsr;ce rs
U ,,%n Lar ,e ;rc"mas ~ nne tbnnsonJ rs
VINO nave incones VI ohe lnousaho
ih; muhureu a thna',.t tta a ~ Jmn
.neii omn o az. .n,o nn INC ue''''p'
he M, T pabou.u A. d s.Us. .1Th.. ho,orod
u.;ta. A n uenrr 'a r,bo wroto for ve,,
wrL'e1' ~ t' III w." "a, o III
a anu anu NJ J sae.u ~ .rrEs Four NH.
, pfeicI u MS SUI tho ~ :. We n"moraIlv
non, " Sasin *. maj o.;n;.; was s"; 49,
aceep'eu nut vi enr roun ont;roi, oon
ests oi .ew 5 toIn VS.; &c; en' t III SUn
iinea 70 tae aoinss oa Jass io .ha. nt vi.
e' ~ Ia ;ntaras,s 81 Naw
va a! cre,.i na..a1 - .Ia .rou, Mi.
tois "sse eJ ha III mS hosauo -
,ion' .h % , na;o mau ~ =, own md
nos tnose A ,'tnoh;io. VIM hU, 10 th o" tuo,ua
u us;1,;o Omn oo ou msof,I imar;cans Of ali
inliion nus. a aSd &c 1;atn, u hu az
VINO earn one Inousana 70 i, lhe ha nan
erea aoilars searty anu wiz a u.,Use
nave oeeh unaoie 70 e e;Sn fI III use hosn
no ptopel terms ms, VI ''"a"'e "'u D''A
prov,aea ioI tnsm. rI.. An xs.
NY laeai nus -. a, .h,r,d haus
itiGe 'nIac Pevp ;osaJ fr..
lhelr proper snae on in. r,.;n a oe
aom' nealtn, e,iic'ene'' earning po"''
ana napp.n1ess .. s,oss .o;, s.,f .,.
ter ainost eli ;na,,,d ,Hm, S nosoaroh
n atiee t;n anu a and i.w ond ths;r nracti.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

TT return to San Antonio stopped by
Ithe Gus Schreiner home where they
were entertained by Mrs. Schreiner.
At Boerne members of the caravan
party were guestszof d. j. Wood
ward at delightful dinner at the Hill
top Inn.
Riding in the pathfinder car were
Capt. Raymond c. Woodward of the
Morgan-Woodward Auto Company !;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nicholson and lit
tie son, Tommie, and The Light auto
mobile editor, Occupants of the sec
ond Lincoln included ID. J. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Manlove, Mrs.
A. E. Staacke and Edwin Staacke,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

ling innovation, was the conversation
it carried on with the spectators ms
they arrived. I'm the new Series
U Six-40 Moon quoted the invisible
voice and startled eyes widened as
the voice plainly added: Just a Moon
booster that's ALL"
Officials of the Embleton Motor
company have extended an invitation
to the public to come to their show
rooms the first part of this week
and view the talking Moon" At
tendance prizes will be given each
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Big Tire Output.

Based OH sales up to the present
time, production schedules and fac
tory capacity, it is estimated that the
Miller Rubber company, of Akron,
Ohio, will produce approximately
191 100000 pieces of merchandise dur
ing 1928. This enormous number OF
pieces is composed of tires, tubes, drug
sunJries, bathing. caps, belts and
shoes. balls, dolls and toys, composition
T nlets etc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Wears Rubber Cape.

Among the many costumes which
Miss Thelma Boyd took TO Atlantic
City, as Miss Akron, Ohio" was one
which is typical Of the worlds rub
her eenter-her bathing costume. In
addition to the regular suit she was
equipped with a full length rubber
cape with flowing ribbons and white
binding, two bathing caps paae e26
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

Akron want through goods
rubber company where she picked out with her bathing
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-10-17
Tracy Defeats
Redwood Team
SATURDAY GAME ENDS DIS
ASTROUSLY FOR HOME TEAM.
SCORE Is TO o.

The local high school received a
beating at Tracy last Saturday after
noon in game which was filled with
fumbles, all of which were made by
Redwood.
At the start of the game things
looked bright or Redwood but after
few minutes of play a tumble was
made by Redwood, Tracy man pick
ed it up and ran for a touchdown.
In the second quarter Redwood
again made a few gains but fumbled
again and the ball rolled back of their
own goal line. There they were fore
ed to punt and the punt was missed.
A Redwood man recovered it, making
it a safety and two points more for
Tracy. In the last half Tracy made
a long pass and went across for an
other touchdown.
A great deal can be said for the
sportsmanship shown by the Tracy
team. Its members were the cleanest
bunch of players Redwood has run
up against for long time and Tracy
should receive credit for playing hard,
straight football.