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surte los embalses del Acueducto. no
Sc ocup0 jamas del aSunto, aguardan-
do a que Sc acrecentara el peligrO pa
ia venir, entonces a adoptar precipita-
das medidas sanitarias. las cuales, pOr
la natural precipitation con que quie-
rem hacerse ahora no han de ser todo 10
eficiente que deberfan ser.
Dice ell representante Tonnes haber
sabido que en- los tanques del Acueduc-
to existe una capa de tango de mas de
tres pies de espcsor, 10 cual constituye
una formidable madriguera de millones
de bacilos prontos a contagiar todo
el mundo.
FL seilor Tormes nos inform6 que q
habfa hablad0 con 81 Comisionado de
Sanidad sobrc eSt0s aSuntoS Y afadi6
que el doctor Ortiz, al hablarle de 10
que la Sanidad estaba hacienda ALI le
manifesto que habfa reforzado el ser
vicio sanitario en- Ponce enviando nue.
vos m6dicos, pero que no mandaba mas
ningunO pOrque en- seguida empezaban
con rivalidades pretendiendo ser cada
uno el primero en- hallar la formula que
acabase con el terrible NAL.
Los sefores l.. Sanchez Frasqueri Y
Rosendo Agresar, comerciantes dc la
Ciudad del Sur, que Sc hallaban en-
compahfa del senior Tonnes, ratifica-
ron las manifestaciones de este, ex-
preSando que la yerdadera responsible
de la actual epidemia de Ponce no era
otra que la Sanidad.
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QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
CABEZA. LAXATIVO BROMO QUf-
NINA es mas eficaz en- todos los ca
SOS en- que Sc necesita tomar Quini-
ma, no causando zumbidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In
Paludismo Fiebre. La fir
ma de E. w. GROVE viene con ca
da cajita.
AdVf
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PARA CADA MANO UNA

En- nuestra secci6n de plumas
fuentes, que es la mas surti-
da de todas las secciones de
esta casa, encohtrara I'd.
una pluma, O mas, 81 desea
que Sc austen a su mano Y
den los rasgos de su escri-
tura. Todas garantizadas .
Sc lie devuelve el dinero 81
no queda satisfecho.
BAZAR AMERICANA
Allen 40. San Juan, P. R.
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Los candidates de Ia....
(coninuacl6n de Ia pag. 81

oficiales del partido por Ell municipio !,
de Arecibo por 10 cual sohcitan de la
corte un Injunction Perpetuo contra
ell secretario executive Sr. Saldana por
incumplimiento de Ia ley y para que
Sc abatenga de certificar ante ell Supe-
rintendente de Elecciones otra can
didatura que no sea la de Agrait y
otros debidamente nominados.
Que los demandantes tambien soli-
citan un injunction temporal contra
los demandados para que Sc Austen
gan de figurar como candidates publ
cos de la municipalidad de Arecibo,
10 que ocasiona graves perjmcios los
demandantes al pueblo en- general
A continuation incluimos la orden
de la corte asignando en- este case la
fecha para la vista del mismo:
EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DEL
sEGUNDo DIsTRITo DE SAN
JUAN, P. R.
Ricardo Agrait Aldea,
y otros,
versus n
Ricardo j. saldana y otros,
@ CIVIL No. 1925
INJUNCTION
RESOLUTION
Vista la demanda en- este case, la
Corte ordena que las parties compa-
rezcan ante la misma, ell dia 27 del ac-
tual las nueve de la mafana, para
discut;r en- dicho acto 81 procede no
decretar ell injunction preliminar que
en- dicha demanda Sc solicita, mientras
Sc substantial este htigio.
Notifiquese las parties.
San Juan, P. r., sept % de 1924.
(Fdo) M. RODRIGUEZ SIERRA.
Juez Corte, Edo. Distrito.
CERTIFrCo:
(Fdo). LUIS vERGNE ORTIZ.
Secretario. II
MEDIAS Y CALcETINES
de hiIo, caIidad selecta, precios
economicos, Sc venden en- "LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Patrones
Mccall. as.as j Advt.
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AdVt.
DON PEDRO sCHIRA

Continua en- CANA en- SUI residencia
de Hato Rey, nuestro amigo el sefor
don Pedro Schira, comerciante de esta
plaza. No es de gravedad la dolencia
deseamos SUI complete restablecl-
miento
MEDIAS DE SEDA de la famosa
marca ROCKFORD todos colo
res Sc acaban de recibir en- "LA
VILLA DE MADRID". Figurines
Mccall. AdVt.
RECTIFICANDO A Gel TEMPO
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AVER LEGO A ESTA CAPITAL EN-
Ell vApOR PONCE, Ell BOXEADOR
PORTORRIQUENO, ]. CASANOyAS

Aver recibimos el siguiente aerogra-
ma, que desde ell vapor Ponce, nos
trasmitfa ell boxeador portorriquefio
Juan Casanovas:
EI. MUNDO,
San Juan.
"Pr6ximo llegar saludos prensa bo-
xeador".
CASANOVAS.
Efectivamente, aver desembarc6 en-
esta capital el referido boXeador, Ca
sanovas. quien como saben nuestros lee
torres, ha conseguido rodearse de gran
popularidad en- los Estados Unidos,
por haber sido uno de los sparring-
partners del Toro de las Pampas, en-
su reciente pelea con Wills. ~
Adcmas, Casanovas. dando muestras
de gran valor. Sc enfrent6 con el famo-
so Bill Tate. aun cuand0 sali0 derro-
tado, di0 pruebas de cue en- el future
puede conquistar fama Y dinero en- la
profession que de manera tan brillante
ha emprendido.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas afectuo-
so saludo de bienvenda al boxer por-
torriquefio su llegada nuestras pla-
vas.
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MEDIAS Y CALCETINES
de hilo, caIidad selecta, precios
economicos, Sc venden en- "LA
VILLA DE MADRID. Patrones
Mccall. sssas ] Advt.
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Salinas seticmbre 25. 1924

REcTIF1oANDo A Gel TEMPO
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supt. Gen. de Economia Domestica
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Berlin Joy Walking

Berlin. Nov. IL "a. p. by MALL
Rerlin Is having hard time puttins
,Srouxh its new traffic regulations
Which for the most part are pattern .
"a npon American models. In iact
All. rapitai. In which cabinet crises
ere go frequent as to be uninterest-
snS IL now developing what may oe
termed a trafiic crisis: Next nr &c
c.mnaisn news the discussion pro
end con of the new regulations for
vehicles and pedestrians occupies
most space In the daily press.
The difficulty seems to be two
eo,d: First, the lack Of discipline OF
ms pedestrians. and second. tne
,,norrnnized admixture OF pushcar's'
.mtos electric cars. buses, bicycies,
and horse drawn vehicles in the
streets. ,ras =, sc
b;s inalienable right to cross the
.tre.t wherever and however ne
nIea ses. He will throw himsei me
the confused tumble of vehicles o. o.
s eve descriptions in the middle OF
the street and insist upon CROSSING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Needy Students in L. S.
Aided by Manila

Manila. Nov. ga. +. by MsiD-
The appointment OF Philippine
government representative on the Pa
cifc coast Of the United States to
look after the interests Of Filipinos
especially young immigrants who are
seeking employment to support
themselves while at college. is under
consideration by insuiar officials In
view of the precarious situation OF
several hundred such students.
Manuel s. Rustia, Filipino COM
mercial agent In Seattle. reports that
no fewer than 200 Filipino students
have arrived at that port during the
last two months.
"This Is becoming serious prob
lem for the Filipino community
here" said Mr.. Rustia. and the diff
cuitics are expected to increase dur
ing the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
lumber n Industry
chve in Germany

.s.usart, Nov. 16-(A. p. by Mail)
AShys lumber business, which
49,, ven In the doldrums, is rapidly
- eaek to normal. according to
Ms a' announcement of the trade.
OF the mills and other lum-
kpss;.' a's are running at nearly full
NY. The wooden shoe factor
nm ue country have been operated
sa ume recently, the output be-
srA ,e IN Germany and Holland
@kes the bulk of the wares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
lev York Club
4 Maine Women

H.. i0eK. Dec. 4. (Special)-T
!, Momen's Club of New York
,ss 'ined an interesting program
|. esses and entertainments for
,ss ssoa. Each meeting will be
sAposa OF q special committee
morsa u former residents of two
ed mee.,M alne counties. The Sec
The Eng OF the season was held
|soria uat Room of the Waldorf
IA va, motel on Saturday afternoon
nmitt..u under the auspices OF a
,-s composed Of former resi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
wHrTEFIELD

MIR. and Mrs. Leo MacDon aasnd Ing
children of Waterville are 1Snpenaid' s
n few days with Mrs. - their
Parents. They will return .ccom-
home in Watervilie sun ra. Eailey.
r nam exnects to spend the winter a.
their home. a.. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
,on,. ~ the counties Of York and

don't. Of the counties OF York ana
Cumberland. A..
The chairman in charge se,.s OF ps .ne
program was M mis.. M T. formerly
r. aar Parti la The president of the ne
CT Club, Mrs. Frank s. T rs,'rs OF
Flushing n. Y. nah husin.ss
liampden. eondHe seesd. ss the formal
program. ..,, Was
T. T. Cummings OF Po Tsan,,
manager M of the Maine ne. ss sSsre .s' re-
her OF Commerce. His s. su its in
d iS,sa IS a asrieulture and commerce.
it's favorable opportunities. -,
He especially ementioned thus,,, WUri
of the boys and girls a neIIsSe Of
clubs, a feature c .rvice that
A a aeins great deal to interest the
youth on the farms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ICE CREAM PARLOR-And candy
kitchen In Skowhegan. Fine business
opportunity. New Equipment inciud-
ing modern soda fountain. Estab-
lishment in splendid condition. An
old and popular stand enjoying good
business. Only reason for selling
poor health. Attractive terms to re-
sponsible parties. II. w. Durgin.
SkowheRan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

CLOTH COATS-For boys. lamb lined
fur collars. $9.15 to Sl2.SS. sizes S TO
Is. II. q. Barker Co., Augusta-Gardi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

BUY HIM-A lodge emblem, charm or
button at Freeman's the Jeweler, Wa
terville-Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WiPERS-
Spotlights, bumpers. Boyco motormc-
ters In emblem designs, always well
come gifts. Hussey Hardware Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Reg. sl75 for sl.S9: Reg. 81 for si.59;
Reg. $3.50 for sl.79: Reg. 50 for $40;
Reg $3.50 for s2.79: Reg. 81 for $50:
Reg $3.50 for $3.50; Reg. IS for 81;
Mail orders filed and money refunded
If goods are not satisfactory: Il. h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Tuesdayf where he intends to pass
Artell Felt and family have moved
To Gardiner for the winter.
Mark ellis Of Gardiner was re-
cent visitor in this place.
Dexter Kensell and George Kusseil
we're among the list OF fortunates "
got a deer this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
40 Che
Ykop :; ;:
------=- -a-------7 i-''--''-'----'
Gifts for Her

Rubber. all prices from So
up. Boned models in topless,. medium
or high bust. for mother, daughter,
sister. Give something worth while
to make her happy while wearing
them. +. Eta Blake, ISIS Water. Tel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

BOYS BLOUSES-Silk stripe, 9oc. j.
Il. Farrell Co. Augusta.
BOYS NECKTIES-In boxes 29c and
35c. J. &. Farrell Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

BUSTING POWDER-In neat box. A
splendid gift. 81. Charnowsky S,
AnpIlctn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

HOSIERY-Mens Silk plated. SIC
pr; Isle, soc pr: black and colors.
Ladies', 80 to SO pr: chi!drcns Zoe
to 81. 1.aBreck X Lishness, l49 Wa
~ St AnYuStA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

IlANDKERCHIEFS- men. women
and children. From 90 each to $l.S3
each. Single or boxed. LaBreck d
LishneSS, 1I9 Water St. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

rEASHT.TGHTS-Th always useful
gift wide range of prices. J. IL.
Cogan Co, lS7 Water ST., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

HOSE-Sill and wool for men i3c.
75c, 95c. ]. b. Farrell Co. 23' Water
ST. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
THE BARKER HOUSE

To lot, old established. first class hmcl
business Best building and location
In Fredericton. Possession February
|. Chaunccy Coleman, Fredericton,
n, II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Situations Wanted-Mals

TEAMSTER-Wish Job with house
rent, wood. and milk included. Can
furnish good references. Write or
call Edward Weeks, Weeks Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Gifts for Her

WE OFFER-Aii makes Of fine grade
bracelet watches. Agency for the
world renowned Bulova and Tavannes
TIA vanl bracelet watches. Freeman
the Jeweler. Watefville, Augusta.
WHITING STATIONERY-5oc to s.
Partridge's Drug Store, Augusta
WHY NOT-A beautiful shopping bas-
ket, clothes hamper or utility basket.
We carry "Hawkeye" baskets, q big
line. Hussey Hardware Company.
WRIST wATCHES-Large variety SIS
to $3.50. A beautiful and appropriate
gift. freeman the Jeweler. Augusta
Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

BUSINESS STATIONERY-For. farm
ers. poultrymen. dairymen, etc. Pre-
war prices. NJ. A. Potter. No. White
field Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

BOYS'-Bath robes 1895 and $4.45. H
G. Barker Co. Augusta-Gardiner.
BOYS'-Lined gauntlet gloves. made
from water proof material $l.lS. IL
c. Barker Co, Augusta Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles

RNBBIT HOUND-Partly trained
Joseph Hogan. X. II. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

FOR THE SMOkER--Cigar and cigar
cite humidors. smoking sets. all kinds
of pipes. cigars and cigarettes. Pack
ards Smoke Shop, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Gifts for Him

BELT BUCKLES-l0 X. gold. gold
filled and sterling silver. Marked
with Ibis" initials. The most beauti.
full and useful gift fer a man. Free
man the Jeweler Augusta-Waterville
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

ELECTRIC Unconstitutional Wrin-
kle-Proof, irons backward and side
ways as easily as forward. Wonder
full gift for mother Price Sc. Oth-
err styles at $3.50. Central Maine
l.nn,n N
Evening star., 1924-09-28
VIGOROUS Protest Is Voiced
Against Proposed Auto Law
authority to I"pouHd and ConfiScote
Cars Operoied BY Reckless DrirerS.
Denounced as just and absurd.

car would y" at the discretion of the
court and ~ the "NDCn>" Of tn"
owner. vino w.-hI lee in no way re-
spnn~ihlr for " hat had happened.
The ,.nHitt,. H-supn~iHI" Tor tins
murh rriii,'iEn proposal appears 20
hr!jcyc iHHi many man no would
hs, ind r-,~,ut In q iiur WoIid mlSs
his car most DernlN." nat somehow
fails 30 consider tae fa.i that the
',mnrd.,iuL rrimiuH" uudvr ~urh CIR
,ur>taU.re would be At i.hrrtN to
buy. h.rgrW "a. >-"ai anuth"r car and
repeat has "r-E adj l!h.
''Wuat .,r. Tho .utrwnEilr manu-
I.,tllv. v.s- IgrJu@ tn do" asks - hus!-
moss ,>,rutl,r. ",iri rid nf ire
sr.u..nle drivers ov tie u2 Il lot Of
innocent and Es, tul cars
Til, fear ut 'ini -hou,H un UGt into
c>':y murd,r.r- rrsmIu"i" TN" COM
wiji," ,Aplair~. HuH dU= ,au il" ;'"-
. romult>@ra ry muouu|.a+ uarfu!
aGIumvill,s Is Il .srHuudrum to mil
, 'ioEs uf motorists. SINCE in.. plan has
i,",u -'N,u widespread publicity.
Scrs Guilt Transferred.
Ia conc. mnjug tive Ia,urut.., lurcrs
thr'u-h thr!r representative "u lh"
Motor N,Elcl, Conference Committee.
thu National .\UIa'ut.rU't. Dealers A.
sun .atjnu contends that the atm.>-
sion boy fHr manIE,l. turr'~ thal a
motor vehicle H. aH "Uun.r,a'fy dan
-,rouS Iu-truut nta.flN" transfers the
-ui!t Of the dr.N-r lo 'hr raavh'uc
and that such transfer rs "th, most
damuahIr Indictment tha could br
mad, AGAINST "a motor l'hlDlr.
&. \. Nau". general 'uau.s"r "t the
y \ -. 4. SaA>. w ,urt.Gr ;he
pow" of ;Lr State t. deprive amy
owner Of his right Ia drive n motor
car W her" u's drlNiuG IS Z: Iu"itar" to
+ public safety. hIr tn impouud the car
. - Z" effect GaWnation "l an" vehicle
and ,Nou,raji"n Ter tho driver"
Men htGh mp u automobile dub or
sanitation W,rk hollcE. that IN" idea
"' lmpuuud.nG ears WAS too hastily
adopted hr th" manufacturers and
ihat TINS action Is t>u.raj ot the uu-
.."ccSsrrIiy drastic measures helms Of
.''r'G HT remedies i"r problem that
has been lr','iy n.@u.i"d. one
safety advocate who believes n con-
si>f"u. Law cntorcsmr"; as a means
{" greater motor safely says hat such
drastic action tdken bog organizations
that are credited W4n broad vision
uEI that have tho uot"~.u- ruhlic'$
confidence is dop,nrahl". since - sIc-
COSTS the possih Jsfy thu the accident
proh.c'a has got beyond control.
view of P>.chuiGGI,t.
\ p~%rhoi0- IS. n considering the
proposed law. rs,he- exception 70 ii on
th.s N,r, point II" maintains that
+ tn" manufacturers nave already done
motogtrG more harm than good by
lCad.u- The public 10 believe that cars
III m-..s's have >omeih H- To do with
. Iawir~~0,ss. Thc natural iurlInarIou,
he say is for The driver u forget
that safely rrs,~ with his own deter
minati"n TO drive carefully ana con
slider The rights OF others.
Some critics Siucl" out tho details
! Of tho imroundin" procedure and
Evening star., 1924-09-28

to the District of Columbia automo-
bilists driving in Maryland.
Commissioner Baughman already has
made an appeal to police Of Washing
ton to aid him in the drive.
There are hundreds of automobiles
whose license tags are obscured by
bumpers or tire carriers Commissioner
Baughman said. Repeated warnings
have been given to the owners and APP
parently they have done nothing 10
remedy the situation.
"A section of the motor-vehicle laws
clearly states that il is a violation Of
the law to have swinging or obscure
markers on automobiles. II also states
that all markers must be kept reason
ably clean.
Il intend to assign the whole State
police force, all my inspectors and the
office to the task Of keeping watch on
markers. After that we intend to make
spirited campaign and make arrest
hv Wholesale
Evening star., 1924-09-28
Development Of S@Cracking''
Held Solution OF sSCas" Problem
Scientist Declares, Under Efficient Con.
ditions Gallon of Gasoline Should
Driue SSFIiuuer" for $50 Miles.

Development OF the cracking proc
cSs can alone prevent gasoline
famine in the United States. it was
aSSe rted before tn" petroleum chem
iSty division of the Anne erican Chem
ical Society at the socicty's 6Sth
meeting just closed a Cornell Uni
vcrSity.
The future Of automotivc trans
portation in America, r. 4. Boyd Of
the General Motors Research Cor
poration, declared. depends essentially
uron progress in the cracking OF
petroleum. re rardless of patent liti-
cation, political controversy or other
factors.
1T is possible" said Mr. Boyd that
within the ncht few years the Cfici-
cncy of internal combustion engines
may be tremendously Increased. At
present, under the most favorable
conditions, the utilization Of gasoline
in an automobile is less than - per
cent efficient
"A gallon Of gasoline contains
enough energy 10 run 'nivvcr' $50
miles on a level paved road if il were
possible 10 utilize all Of the energy
that could be obtained by burning
this amount Of gasoline.
Four Nay> of Bcttcrmcnt
the rapidly Increasing number Of
automobiles are nece sSary. Chemists
see four ways by which il may be
possible to create these SunplicS: Dc
vclopment Of. new OIL fields. incrcase
in engine efficiency, increase in the
efficiency of utilization Of natural gas
and the gasoline that may he made
from it, and the cracking Of oil to
produce more gasoline per unit of
crude oil.
Naturally a limit Will b. reaclH d
in the number Of new wells that can
be brought in each wear. and the
| amount of gasoline that can lie re-
| covered from natural gas is also ap-
preaching "A limit. The salvation Of
the automotiEe industry. therefore.
will depend upon the more efficient
| cracking Of petroleum ana increase d
efficiency in the engines in which the
gasoline is utilized.
Chemists. it was brought out, arc
engaged in a nationwide quest to
find a remedy for crank case dilu-
ton, which, il was said is costing
automobile users millions of dollars
annually.
c. NJ. Larson of New York described
the invention of a pocket labora-
| tory for motorists, consisting of
two simple devices, by the use Of
which the driver can determine when
| his oil has become unht for further
! use and may d" considered danger
| Gus.
These devices" said M Larson.
make il possible for tho mo'ort-t -
| determine the proper time for chang
ing crank case oil based on III" con-
Gition of oil. and not on arbitrary or
average mileage.
Several factors, il is dis. IoScd On
ter into the contamination Of oil in
! the crank case of an automobile en-
gine. The ordinary practice of au-
tomotile manufacturers has been 10
Evening star., 1924-09-28
RN WILLIAM ILINAN.

Gambling devices liquor stills
hlackJacks and automobiles ar" Uo"
all n tho same cat, CORY arv"rdfnc &"
p proposal for Il nov law 10 D." added
to the already oNcrhurd'red statutes.
The paradox of II il. chat this con
cIusjon = reached hN the American
automobile manufacturers thrm-
selves. through the traffic planning
and safety committ"" or their "rGani-
zatIon. tho National .\al"mohar
Chamber of Commerce..
Definite objection 10 IE, proposed
law has boon raised 10y t',r auto rr-
tailcrs' orSHujZatiou. th, National
.tutomobiIc Dealers Association. "u
grounds that The theory ,} t' is Moth
ing short Of absurd. Au ,n>esti-s,-
tion develops I'll" lat 'h,r lb' Uro-
posed law y being widely r-.'.Gtl' q.
particularly by persons ~ hu are ,u-
desvorinE to reduce ~" aeo.aoEt
problem 10 its fcWcs' Dimensions
What the Law Provides.
The law provides i'm ,f,.t fer thf
cortissatiou Of cars driven hN persons
convicted Of prclturah'r ausumaa D..
accidents or :.;lalili'S, sU.L as result
from reckless operation of oass "E
driving whou intuNirarrd. The p,r-
atty Of jmpOuuGiu- the ,.tr would he
imposed deSrIi" the ljuluc or Imnr.S-
crmonr Of tn" driver Tn. CAR WnuI!
hc tmrouudcd regardless "t whether
tho convicted driver be- lh, oW Wucr
tho chauffeur or rlupIolr Of q lra
owning the car
In explaining th- r.4~G'r. the
chairman Of the y. \. e. G. committee
responsible for this step S.lS that
since il - legal procedure tu an parts
of the country TO take from d man
" hatcNcr nc has used ia iA- Getil-
mont Of the puh!.r. ;ho coatiscaliou
and imrnundinG of cars would he
lc-aI. Thus We md polio. author
ities everywhere coutiso-tjng murder
Gus weapons, gambim2 devices. ti.l,ij
liquors and couNrHau."S used FOR thr
transport Of such liquors" ho rnsnt-
out
The weakness of the proposed law
legal experts contend. o. That t0~ fH-
tomohiic is rrrnu"0u~i> ,U,lHdnG .n
th. list of C0uts,aalr uIuDolft. Thry
maintain that gambling a. Vices sarl,
no good purpose, and ara. rs such
\ public nuisance dlWa1s. Tho sam
nosiuon is taken Win f'S5rd {"
illicit uquor Strlls aud wurdsEeUs
Weapons An automobile. they say s.
boon to humanity When prop1rll
used and 10 Imrcund & because i,
has hecn wrongly used is ro rnb thr
narlcn "f 4 useful transportation
unit.
An Instance L. Cited.
Under the terms Of tn" law. il tHs
driver nf a car owned hE some Ir-
tional business firm w"rg to g., con-
vicled of manning some one bE T,a-
son Of nEcrdtIuE the car Whii" BAd, ,
the influence of liquor no other ON,
royc of the firm, and no mrmhor oI
rhc firm Itself, could drive that cal
until tho mrourdng seals were OIL.
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