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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

lisak, ten skaredy, vzdy po-
tutelne Sc usmivajici, plazici
Sc jako had, pri tom ale ma
duty Parizak mi vzdycky, kdy
koli no spatffm, pripada jako
prohnany darebak. Vsak uvi-
dis, mila Blanko, re dobfe
jsem no posoudil a prohled-
nul. Jeste stesti, re ia jsem
!zde, jenz ma otevrene oci ja-
ko dobry straznik )" :
Gale jdiz, mily kmotricku,
ty dnes ma vsecko prilis cern6
pohlizis."
"Jenom ma tebe ne, m6j
drahouSku," odvece starec ne
zne.
V tom prisla do zahrady de
vecka, volatile Rouvenata a
Blanku k Obedu.
Oba odebrali Sc tedy re "a
brady do panskeho domu "a
nedlouho vkrocili do jidelny,
|v kterez nalezali sc jiz sta
Try Mellier otec syn Pari-
zakove.
Obycejne jidaval cheeky
Frantik" We velikem celedni-
ku u stolu druhymi celediny
|Seuillonskymi.
Takte ustanovil Rouvenat,
ktery nechtel, aby prichodem
Frantikovym do divorce neja-
ka revnivost mezi celadkou
zdejsi povstala.
Vsak dnes, kdyz prisel otec
jeho, stary Parizak sem ma
navstevu. smell i Frantik pa
my u stolu obedvati.
Gnu, tn jest tedy konecne
ma slicna, rozmila tetinka!'
zvolal pri prichodu Blancine
do jidelny starry Parizak kra-
koravym svym hlasem. "A ne
|mylim-li Sc, stava Sc den po
dni hezci," dolozil.
S temi slovy bez ostychu po
libil Blanku ma ODE tvare
Frantik ma to Sc $ potutel-
lnym pohledem dival.
Rouvenat vida to, jeste vic
sc zaskaredil.
Pc te zasedli 81 bez odkla-
Idu ke stOlu.'
Pri obede prihnul 81 starry
Parizak notne burgundskeho
|vina, cimz nabyl veseleho roz
maru a pustil Sc do hovoru.
Maize jazyk vinem rozvaza
my, mluvil pate pres devate,
co mu slina ma jazyk prinesla.
Vsak jeho vsedni, otrepane
vtipy nerozveselily nikoho, le-
da "hezkeho Frantika", ktery
Sc vtipum otcovym small, az
Sc "a bricho popadal.
Mezi jinym promluvil take
starry Parizak k Mellierovi:
"Jen Sc pax podivej, Jaku-
! be ma meho Frantika a na
tvou Blanku. Vid', re by sc
dobre k sobe hodili, a re by
z Mich byl hezky parek? Je-
mu jest osmadvacet roku a
! il bude co nevidet devate-
nact."
A dial sc tomuto svemu vtip
menu napadu do tax hlasite-
no smichu, az Sc vse otraslo.
Starry Rouvenat zlosti Sc ce
" tfasl a velice Sc musil pre-
mahati, ably Sc do toho tlacha
la nepustil.
XVI.
Sotva ze bylo pc obede, pc
vstala Blanka cd stolu a ode
brala sc rychle nahoru do sve
no pokoje.
| Citilat' toho velikou potfe-
bu, aby mohla byti co MONA
nejdfive O samote S myslen-
kami svymi.
Jak velice Sc "a poslednich
trech dnn zmenil nejen cely
zivot jeji, ale jeji duse a srd
cn ioi1i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

Promluviv takto X Leonovi
odchazel .volnym krokem sta.
rec, zustaviv o samcte mladi.
ka, kterx byl tim, co mu BY
prave Mardoche povedel, We
lice pomaten a zarazen.
s'Tot' veru zvlastni, podiv-
ny clovek,'' promluvil pax
mladik sam k sobe. "Co. asi
znamenala jeho tajemna slo-
va, kterymi chtel mi dati W.
strahu pred nejakym nebez-
pecenstvfm? Rad bych vedel,
kterak mohl jen uhodnouti
co 'mn6 samemu bylo az po.
sud neznamo, totiz, re iimilu
il horoucne a made vsecko
A nynf mel bych Sc milovane
divce teto vyhybati? Mel bych
co nej1ychleji odejiti odtud.
kdez mi tax jasne zari skvela
hvezda ziti meho? Tot zhola
nemozno! Nynf patrne citim
ze jakasi neviditelna, tajupl-
ma vyssi moe kroky me sem
privedla, nuze, chci jejiho pc
kynu nasledovati, neustanu
drive, nez k st'astnemu dospe-
liz"
XIV.
Kdyz kocarek, v nemz sc
Blanka deveckou z kostela
domd vezly, do nadvori dvor-
ce Seuillonskeho vjizdel, pri-
kvapil mlady Frantik Parl-
Yak, ktery byl jiz hezkou chvi
Ii prijezd kocarku ocekaval,
aby Blance byl pri slezani ma
pomocen. u
Ale Blanka necekajic nan,
predesla jej, nebot' bez po-
moci jeho octla Sc jednim sko
KEN kocarku dole.
''Pro dnes vam dekuji, bra
tranku, az nekdy jindy," Cd
povedela, smejic sc.
Hezky Frantik zaraziv Sc,
kousl sc zlosti do rtu.
Ale v jeho ocich jevil sc
!. poloukryty potmesily usm6v
ktery Blance byl az napad.
nym.
Tento mlady muz, jehoz
jsme Parizakem naval, byl
velikansky kolohnat, zavalite
postavy, citajici osmadvacet
let veku.
Lide nazyvali jej "hezkym
Frantikem', ale to bylo jer
prezdivkou, kterez dostalo sc
mu pro jeho hejskovskou do.
myslivost, pax pro jeho vypi'
nave, hrde chovani jeho.
Blanka slezsi z kocarku
vkrocila hned do domu.
Prisedsi do sveho pokoje
odevzdala kytici cd Mardo.
che devecce, hedila moditby
veliky sal svdi ma stul row
nou cestou spechala do zahrs
dy, kdez nalezla kmotricks
Rouvenata, ktery howell 81 ns
lavicce koufil re sve dym
ky.
"Srdecne YAM dekuji, mi.
mily kmotrinku, ze jste pre-
mne kocarek poslal!" zvolals
lichotive k nemu Sc tullc.
Rouvenat polibil meme sill
nou divku.
"Ale bylo to skoro zbytec
nym," svitorila dale, ''ty mnt
jeste celou rozmazlis! Je dne'
tax krasne pocasl, re bych b,
la mohla pohodlne hostel;
pesky domI jiti."
Gnu, coz ma tom," di Rouv'
nat, "aspon byla jsi drive do
ma. A pax mas dnes move str
vicky a costa do Fremicourtl
Jest tax tvrda a kamenita,
dolozil usmevem.
"Jenze jsem pri tom "a
pomnela," hovorila slicn;
Blanka, meme Sc zavesivsi 81
ma rama ROuvenatOVO. "nakOl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
z RUCHU soKoLsKEHO
Porada Clevelandskych Jednot

ia porada vsech Cleveland
slsvch jednot sokolskych, KITE
re sucastnilo Sc pres 200 bra
!tri a sester.
Poradu zahajil starosta zu-
py severovychodni br. Rernrei-
ter
Zupni tajemnik br. Havra-
mex pfednesl strucnou zpravu
o siezdu Sokolsk6 Obce. Roz-
predla Sc ziva debata 0 nekte
rych dGlezitych usnesenich sic
zdov1ch a jednotam odporuce-
no, aby zavedly Cd noveho ro-
ku jcdnotnost " nekterych "a
lezitostech. Zejmena odporu-
ceno:
l. Slouceni nynejsich muz-
skych a zenskych jednot v
jednu TelocviGnou Jednotu So
kol, v niz by bratri a sestry by
Ii rovnopravnymi cleny. Jest
pouze jedno Sokolstvi, jez da
va kazdemu stejna prava a Wy
zaduje Cd nej plneni stejnych
povinnosti. Neni proto treba
zvlastnich jednot mllzu a zvla-
stnich jednot zen. Je to zbytec
nc plytvani casem, kdyz pro-
jcdnava Sc jedna a taz vec We
dvou schazich a zbytecne ply
tvani energie, kdyz vsechny IT,
rady musi byti obsazovany
dvojmc. Neni zadnych pcdstat
nych duvoda, proc by sestry
a bratri nemohli byti rovno-
pravnymi cleny v jednote jed
ne. Naopak touto siednoceno-
sti prohloubila by Sc zvltste j.
deova vychova clenstva, Pla-
tebni povinnosti sester mohly
by byti stanoveny tax, jak u
emil Sized poplatky pro So
kclskou Obec, totiz v pomeru
2:1. Sbory platily by pouze
polovicni prisp6vky jake bra.
!tri.
2. Zavedeni spravnich vybo
ri jednot, jez by projednava-
ly bazne zalezitosti. Vyvoleni
cinnovnici spravovali by jed
notu, cimz opet tsetrilo by Sc
mnoho energie j casu, ktert
promarni Sc caste dlouhymi de
batami We schIzich clcnskych,
kde j o vecech velmi podfad-
nych Sc rozhoduje. Zavedeni
spravnich vyboru nebylo by
skracovanim clenstva, ncbylo
by nedemokraticke, nebot' de-
je sc tax vsude We statech jim
de. Mnozi clenove, zejmena
mladsi nechodi dnes do schu.
II, pOnevadz 81 naSli lacinou
vrmluvu, re sc tam plane de-
batuie 0 malichernostech.
5. ZavedeEi m6sicnich schu-
| ri clenskych S vychovnym a I'd
bavnym programem. Ty schu.
ze rozhodovaly by tez o We,
czech zasadnich. Musely by by
ii vzdy pripraveny a .jiste I'll.
castnovalo by Sc jich daleko vi
&C tlenstva, zvlaste clenstva
mladsiho, nez sc dele dnes.
4. Placeni prispevku zupni-
no a to SOC rocn6 Ia elena
ably zupa opravdu mohla
plniti svoje ukoly, ktere j
sjezdem byly vytceny. Jedn$
Sc zejmena o posileni jednol
siabsich vysilanim do Mich CIV
Sitele a organisatora, vza.jem.
nou navstevu jednot, pofadani
kursi o osvetovych Aeol, ap
lecnych porad atd.
V prestavce pohosteni byli i
castnici porady zakuskem kd
YOU. Pevecky odbor Sokola
Cech-Havlicek "a rizeni neu'
navneho bra. Eriedla prednesl
,nekolik krasnych pisni. Je
prekvapujici, jak sbor ten Wy,
spel "a pomerne kfatkou do.
bu.
Zupni starosta br. Bernrei.
ter rozhovoril pax Sc 0 svych
doimech z Ceskoslovenska
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09
MATTERS OF RECORD

D. A. Dunning to J. T. Pence, s10C
lots and 4 sk NwA, M sWA
Sec. s, lot 1, Wa SEA NEA SEA
sen NE14 Sec. 2 NJ, SEA SEA
Sec. 81, VIZ SWA Sec. 80, Twp
3 N. R. E.
U. S. A. to Fred H. Coforth-SWA
SWA Sec. IL, VIZ NWA, SEA
NWA, Sec. 49, Twp. 1 ~, R. 6 e.
E. F. Fricke ct al to Omar Fricke
-EM lot 4, all lot 5 Sec. Z Twp. 5
s., r. IL E.
J. E. Subway to Mrs. Sarah Dur
ant-Mining claims.
Myron w. Stafford to John Can
non, s11OO-lot blk. Fruitland.
U. S. A. to f. A. Hyde-S1s NWA
Sec. 80 Twp.S N, X. E.
A. T. McKibbin to VIM. Gette.$520
lots 23 and "a blk. 1, Colthorp's
add. Mountain Home.
Norman D. Mcleod to Idaho Gold
Corporation.
Norman D. Mcleod to Idaho Gold
Corporation.
Norman D. Mcleod to Idaho Gold
Corporation.
Liberty Consolidated Gold Mining
Co. to Idaho Gold Corporation.
Probate Court to Chas. O'Keefe,
s5OO-one-half interest lot 80, Sec.
SO, Twp. CDR. E.
F. E. Wilson ct al--blocks 6, Z, 8,
8, 10, II, %, %, "a, rs, 26, and q
Medbury.
F. E. Wilson ct al-blocks 20, 30,
81, "a, IS and SO, Medbury.
Quartz Location Notice-'Lison"
Bear creek district.
Quartz Location Notice-"Crack-
er" Bear creek district.
Quartz Location Notice ~ Gold
Coin Fraction Bear creek district.
Probate Court to Harriet G. Cop
pedge- sWA, Sec. 5, Twp. 2, R. 5
E.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09
BUNNELL- MAGDEN

Again the June wedding bells were
set ringing in Mountain Home.
Last Sunday night at S:15 at the
home of the bride, Rev. Tom Blod-
gett spoke the gentle but binding
words that started Roy Magden and
Miss Zoe Bunnell happily on their
lifes pilgrimage.
The bride is the second of the
graduating class of 1928 to embark
on the seas of matrimony.
Mrs. Lydia Mcleod, the grand
mother with whom Miss Zoe made
her home since the death of her
mother in her early childhood, was
very happy in seeing another of her
life's dreams come true.
The bride was paid a deserved trib-
ute by superintendent Nixon for
the fact that she completed her high
school course not only with exceed
ingly high grades but was neither
tardy nor absent during the entire
four years.
Perhaps no one knows better how
this unusual feat was accomplished
than grandmother Mcleod.
The bridegroom is one of Noun
tain Homes most favorite sons.
He has the distinction of holding
down four jobs all combined in one;
warehouse man and baggage master
for the o. S. L. Ry., express agent
for the American Ry. and Express
Co. and mail messenger for Uncle
Sam.
Roy Magden is splendid example
of the youth who made good at home,
and by good habits, integrity and
energy deserves the good will and
of the community.
The young couple took No. "a inn
mediately after the wedding cere-
mony for few days trip to Salt Lake.
and later in the season will take
month for an extended honeymoon
touring California.
They will continue to make this
city their home.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09
OYLE-FLEISCHMAN

Cupid at times is very coy and
secretive, as instanced in the mar
riage of Mrs. Nellie Boyle of Noun
tain Home to Charles Fleischman of
Boise.
Rev. Tom Blodgett was invited to
the home of Mr.. A. S. Parker, iii
North 18th St., Boise, Saturday, May
26, to perform the ceremony, having
first been compelled to raise both
hands in solemn pledge of tempo
rary secrecy.
Mrs. Boyle has been employed in
the office of Frank Hobbs, county
auditor, for a number of years. She
is a member of the M. E. Church and
has a host of friends in Mountain
Home.
Professor Charles Fleischman re-
sides in Boise and has just been
elected superintendent of the De-
partment of Mechanical Arts of the
Boise Public Schools of which he
was assistant Superintendent last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleischman will re-
side in Boise after September l of
this year.
They left Nampa on No. "a We'd
nesday night, where Mr.. Fleischman
has been visiting with relatives, for
Bismark, N. D., where Mr., Fleisch-
man will complete his post graduate
course at the State University and
receive his degree.
The Republican was the first in
Mountain Home to receive the an
of the wedding and
joins with all the friends in wish
ing them all the joys of welded
hiss
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09
GOODING COLLEGE
AWARDS GRADUATE
$50 SCHOLARSHIP

The editor of the Mountain Home
Republican has again been asked to
announce that the trustees of Good
ing College have awarded $50
scholarship to the honor graduate of
the local high school for the year be-
ginning September IL. 1928. In case
the valedictorian does not accept, the
honor may be awarded to some other
graduate on the recommendation OF
the superintendent or principal and
tile pastor of one of the local church
es. The recipient will receive a
check for SIS the first semester. II
he maintains his grade and his re-
cord as a student during the first
semester, he will receive similar
check the second semester.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

Mrs. Maria Breyman and her
daughter Paula went to Mountain
Home Tuesday, where both will re-
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

John Benham and family motored
over to Mountain Home Monday ana
returned home the next day.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

DR.. Becker made hurried trip to
Mountain Home Friday afternoon,
Mrs. Marie Breyman accompanying
him on the round journey.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09
BRUNEAU
From The Nugget

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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

Word reached us yesterday after
noon that the well on the Black
place at Avalon Heights had attained
a depth of 1902 feet and careful
measurements revealed water within
twenty-three feet of the surface,
which shows it rising steadily, with
increasing hope of flow within
week or ten days additional drilling.
It is believed that a 400 foot depth
at the outside will determine success
or failure of the effort. And here's
plugging for success.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

Boise Contract for state road
work let. Bingham county work to
cost s211,787.27.
Store and hotel build
ing to cost $4,000.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

Fred Jackson of Mountain Home
accompanied by DR.. Evans of that
hamlet, visited Avalon Heights last
Sunday to look over the situation at
the site of their claims and where
they will soon resume boring for the
artesian water which both contend
awaits persistent effort backed with
considerable cash.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

main perhaps for some time, Mrs.
Breyman having obtained employ
ment for awhile which she can
profitably undertake until about the
time when school again opens this
fall.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-06-09

Mrs. Phoebe Spencer, who has
been visiting the MacDonalds at the
Tollgate, on the Mountain Home
Rocky Bar road, was escorted home
last Sunday by her host and hostess,
after a weeks absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
REQ ANNOUNCES
A new DELIVERY

OF considerable moment in tho
auiomotivc trade Ia the announce.
mont by tho REQ Motor Car com.
pany OF new commercial model
tho Speed Wagon PARCEL Delivery
In producing this model tho REQ
company Ia supplying n demand
which. In tho past. has never beon
filled.
Merchants % tho highest type
win be able 10 combine exterior
appearance with mechanical per.
fectlou IN their nutomotivc equip.
msnt They will bo able 20 match
high quality merchandise. beautiful
fixtures and elaborate store fronts
with delivery equipment which win
add 20 the prestige of their estah.
ilshmcnts.
This Speed Wagon model ia now
only In sizo. i, Includes tho same
economical power and operating
units that have mado tho Speed
Wagon the leas, espcas!yely main
tanned car In the commercial field.
II viii differ from tho Speed
Wagon IN that II will have a short.
or wheei.baso with corrcspondlngly
decreased turning radius, and a
body designed for appearance and
efficiency in tho work which Il Will
bo called upon 20 perform. The
wheel.basc will be ii3 inches and
tho car win havo n turning rndius
Of 20 feet
Tho chassis Ia tho samo ono that
has attained great popularity in
taxlcab service during the past year.
on this chassis Is mounted body
in which full panels or screened
sides are interchangeable. The pan.
ella aro OF laminatcd wood treated
in such way that warping cannot
occur. Screened sides arc made or
heavy wlro 30 constructed that
they win not rattle.
Lower panels are OF 2o.gaugo steel
formed from single piece, which
runs tho entire length of tho body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

tail light. quick action eoNf VENT.
lhtor OF cast aluminium and eight.
day clock.
standard equipment Of tho open
cars also Includes an inspection
lamp. mounted on tho instrument
board. and. ia the touring car, a
completo tool klt r. carried in the
left front door def door In the
roadsteu, Grip handles on the body
rails aro a feature OF tho touring
car
Tho closed cars are furnished
with heater and silver finlyhed
flower vase and. in addition. tho
sedan IL iittei with handsome van.
i,y case and smoking 81. carried In
the back OF the from, seat.
The speeialslx line comprises
four modela mounted on tho stand.
ard ii9.lnch chassis with 80 horse
power. 2Hxs inch motor: two pas,
rcngcr roadster. passenger tour.
ms car, five.passengcr coupe and
flyo-passcnger sedan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

Doors 10 the drivers compartment
reach 20 tho top Of tho cowi and
are covered on tho inside TO about
half Of their height with steel pan
els. which form convenient pockets
for carrying letters and small par.
cells. Tho inside length Of tho body
from tho rear of the drivers seat
IA u inches. and tho width at tho
narrowcst point II AN inches.
The drivers seat In Of ths bucket
type. amply proporiionsd and set In
such relation with tho doors az 10
give the greatest amount OF ease
in leaving and entering. Beside
this seat IL one OF tho hinged type
provided for an assistant or pas
nengor. and arranged 20 that IL can
be folded under the oowi when Ell.
ira room ia desired. This feature
makes II possible 20 carry pack.
ago eight feet Ions and 30 inches
wido with ease. Folding down the
cixra scat also facilitates moving
from the drivers seat TO the IN.
terror OF tho body.
In tho body an electric domo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

lamp with long extension eesd and
combination stop.and.tail lighi. grin
handles on body rails; tool XIX In
left front door and snubbens.
A large. roomy trunk Is regular
equipment on the Blx.six sedan,
coupe and spcedster while the
closed care have. among many
otlyer desirable features, heater,
flower vase. interior reading lights.
In addition. tho sedan Is furnished
with silver finished vanity case and
smoking set.
Radiator. hood. cowl and body
changes have been made In the
special.six. with minor mechanical
changes and refinsmon,s IN the
chassis Tho speciaLslx has for
five successive years added luster
10 the name studohaker, IL Is one
OF the most satisfactory and finest
cars on the market
The 1894 spceial.slx models are
equipped with one.pleee. rain.
proof Windshield which provides un.
INSTRUCTED view Of tho road ahead:
glaS-proof visor. automatic wind.
shield cleaner and rcar.vicw mirror.
running board step pads and aiuml.
mum kick plates; American walnut
atwood steering wheel with new
type spark and throttle control.
cowi lights, combination atop-and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
CUT ANNOUNCED
IN TIRE PRICE
Western Auto Supply Co.
Decreases Cost

In the face Of d probable rise IN
tire prices tho weStern Auto supply
company has again announced de-
crease IN the prics Of all urss. cold
thru their store Tires arc now
lower in price than ever before,
and many OF the leading authorities
Ia rubber conditions have predicted
an advance IN tire prices.
Another 60 days and tire prices
viii BOOM" they say. but nsyertho-
less the Western Auto Supply COM
pany has announced n reduction In
their priceA
In making the announcement re-
garding the new price Bchsdule,
George Pspperdine, president OF tho
Western Auto Supply company. said:
THE prophets may DO right: tire
prices may advance. but due 10 the
foresight OF our purchasing depart
ment. we can assure the motorist
that we intend 10 carry out our
policy Of giving him moro for his
money-Dy keeping the cost Of tires
at reasonable price.
We are more than pleased with
the results obtained from these tires
by our many motoring friends. let
ters pour into our office every day
iauding the quality OF this tire. Bar
ring the fact that II is a comparative
ly new tire, the Western Giant Cord
is becoming well known to the Pa
cific motorist"
When preparations were made by
the company 70 market tires under
their own brand. they took into con-
liberation all the conditions 10 which
a Western tire would be subjected
Sand. alknli. oil and rocky roads
all were COPIED with In manufactur.
Ing their tire.
II is. indeed. good news 20 motor
lists 20 hear OF this nsw price drop
AT a time when Il "a being rumored
about that tire prices arc soon 70 adj
vance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
OLDS employees
ARE AMERICANS
Automobile Plant Boasts to
Be 100 Pct. Amerlcanized

Amnrioanization experts have
LONG been looking for tho 100 per
cent Industrial plant where every
person IL an American citizen and
n proud or tho fact. and at last
such place has been found IN
the Odds Motor Works OF Lansing.
Michigan.
Due 20 an elaborate welfare sys.
tenn whereby every foreign born
person IA helped 10 become an
American citizen hs soon aa pos
slhle. today there Ia hardly n single
ono Of tho 400 employees who II
not an American citizen.
Tho welfare department. OF thia
factory 10 extremely proud OF the
fact that there Is not single
sign or poster printed In any for,
oign language IN any OF tho plants,
and no department employs an In
terprotor.
The olds Motor Works orocu.
lives say this Ia truly n remark
able record since practically every
automobile factory II always In
tho market for skilled and un.
skilled labor and a majority Of the
workers Ia some factories are un.
naturallEod citizens,
II Ia not an unusual thing 10 20
thru tho automobile factories in
Michigan and see slgn after sign
translated into half a dozen dit
ferent languages. and nearly every
ono OF these plans employs inter.
prefers 90 talk with tho men. when
necessary.
The most remarkable thing about
tho 100 per cent Amerionnlxation
OF tho oldsmobllo factories Is tho
fact that tho employment offices
make no deliberate effort 10 en-.
ploy only naturhllHed citizens. War
veterans and married men ARC xiv.
en- first choice when the supply OF
labor exceeds tho demand. but
when II IL scarce tho employment
officials take whatever labor meets
their demand.
Thsy assert that during the last
year they have hired a number Of
Foreigners but due 10 the welfare
work conducted thcas employees
have all become citizens.
Tho factory also gives credi, 20
tho city OF Lansing for this sllua.
ton. asserting that city welfare
workers are constantly on tho alert
20 improve tho conditions Of tho
foreiEn.born roaidcnts, and tho BIO.
lief Is advanced that the entire
city would rank very near tho high.
%; In tho country for American
citizenship. II figured on basis
Of population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

No body or mechanical changes
except refinemsnts have been made
IN tho 1Jghtsix. over 10000
LiEhtslxes have been produced IN
the new. modern $50, 900. 900 stude.
baker plant az South Bend. Indiana.
under most economical and almost
ideal manufacturing conditions.
Among many unusual features OF
the Lightslx touring car arc tho
all-steei body; one piece. rain.proos
windahield with eowi lights Get IN
the base; auiek.action cowl ycniila.
tort close fitting curtains. largo rec.
ianguiar window IN tho rear cur.
tain and thiefproof transmission
lock.
The closed cars arc equipped with
glare proof Visor. windshisld clean.
sr. clock. coach lamps and many
other desirable features.