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New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

Utka of Deep River and Miss Emma Unterspan of Plainvile.
 The funeral will be held at { o'clock Tuesday afternoon at St.. Matthew's German Lutheran church in New Britain, Rev. A. C. Theodore steege officiating. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. New Britain. Prayers for the deceased will be said at her home in Plainville at s o'clock.
 Real Estate Deal
 Nr. and Mrs. John Skinner Sr., of Broad and Washington streets, on Saturday, purchased the property of the late George Bentley on Canal street.. The heirs of Mir. Bentley, bis sons. are residents of Texas and the administrator of the estate or dered the property sold. The house is two family affair and attached to it is considerable land. The pur- chase price is reported at $7,0OO.
 Arrested For Cutting In
 Leon Kensicki of Il Roosevelt avenue, Terryvile, was arrested Sat urday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey on charges of cutting in and evading responsibility. He was arrested at the corner of West Main and Washington streets after spir- ited chase from the center of the town. He is alleged to have cut in in front of a car owned and driven by George Ashley of New Britain at a point in front of the Baptist church on East Main street. The New Britain car was damaged. He will be tried in the town court to- night.
 Catholic Church Notes
 Banns of marriage were publish ed at the masses in the church of Our Lady of Mercy yesterday morn ing by Rev. John E. Fay, pastor, be- tween Anna Burgess and Florimond La Fleur.
 A letter was read at the services from the Woman's club asking sup port of the parish for the Piainville public library fund and Father Fay announced in connection with his praise of the movement, that spe- cil collection would be taken up next Sunday morning for this purpose.
 To Attend Anniversary
 A large number of the Plainville members of the Baptist church will attend the 135th annual meeting of the Hartford Baptist association which will be held in the Memorial Baptist church in Hartford on We'd nesday. Interesting speakers have been secured for the afternoon and evening sessions among whom are Dr. P. H. J. Lerrigo, Rev. ?. F. lrl- fenden, pr. Herbert Judson White and Rev. H. C. Parish of Burma.
 Word of Marriage
 Word has been received of the marriage of Ernest schenck of Harrington avenue, to Miss Jessie A. Doughty of Mansfield Center, Conn. The ceremony took place Saturday, September 20 at Mansfield Center. MT. and Mrs. Schenck will, upon their return from their we'd ding trip, make their home in Plain vile.
 To Hold Food Sale
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold food sale Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. The proceeds will be turned into the repair fund of the church.
 To Resume Studies
 Miss Barbara Case of Park street left today for Storrs college where she will resume her studies. Her sis-
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22
Very Simple

Lover-How did you manage to cut for me this lock of my dar- ling's hair without her knowledge? |?
 Maid - Easily. I cut it when she was in another room!-Nagels Lustige Welt (Berlin).
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New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

Public whist by Newton s. Man ross W. R. C. at the home of Mrs. Emil Zickwolf, 172 West Main street Tuesday evening from 7:S0 to 9:30 D. m.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22
ALL WASHINGTON
Ss g s?T1l ! AMERICAN BRICK co.

.a1b' T,' : 2, Q. "a VI c. Goodrich, If. .,.4 i il 0 oI
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

Sterling coal range with water front. Inquire 2S Canal street, be- tween : and p. m. tonight or call 199-5 before : P. m. Est. of George A. BentIey.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

Joseph Marine announces the opening of the Naborhood Store Tuesday with full line of gro- ceries, tobacco, candy, etc, at 5S Whiting St., opp. Community theater -advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

Stove for sale. 72 Broad street. advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-22

ter, Miss Natnlie Case, returned to Boston University last week.
 To Attend Field Day
 Plainville Hose Co. No. 1 will at tend muster and field day of VOL unteer firemen at Fiskeville, R. I. on Saturday next. The hose laying team of the local company, champions of the state, will compete in the con- tests in Rhode Island.
 Kelley to Speak Here
 Edward Kelley, formerly, state commander of the American Legion and now a lawyer in Bridgeport, will be the speaker at Republican Night" under the auspices of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, in the post rooms next Monday night. Mir. Kelley's ability as an, orator is we'll known to Legionnaires and his talk on the issues of the present cam paign will be listened to with atter- tion. He will follow MT. Palmer. who spoke last Monday. night on the Democratic side. The meeting is open to the public.
 Plainyille Briefs
 William C. Hart and wife of 14 Houglf street have returned after a two weeks stay in Providence, R. I.
 Court General Lawton. r. of A., will hold a regular meeting in the Legion rooms on Whiting street, to- morrow night at 8, o'clock.
 The We-uns club will meet at the home of Mrs. Steven Dietzko this evening at o'clock.
 Public whist by Newton S. Man ross w. R. C. at the home of Mrs. Emil Zickwolf. 172 West Main street Tuesday evening from 7:3O to 9:30 p. m.-advt.
 Joseph Marino announces the opening of the Naborhood Store Tuesday with a full line of gro- cerles, tobacco, candy, etc., at 5S Whiting St., opp. Community theater -advt.
 Stove for sale. 72 Broad street. advt.
 Sterling coal range with water front. Inquire 2S Canal street, be- tween : and s p. m. tonight or call 1895 before : P. m. Est. of George A. Bentley,-advt.
 Very Simple
 Lover-How did you manage to cut for me this lock of my dar- ling's hair without her knowledge? Maid - Easily. I cut it when she was in another room.-Nagels Lustige Welt (Berin).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
PRAz zSkk koNFERENcE MALE bonoDY
BUDE MA NJ JEDNANO o MOzNOsTI SPo
LUPRACE RUSKEM.

Praha, s. eervence. (Kabeogram c. S. T.. KY Kon-
ference Male Dohody kona H. r. 13 cervence t. r.
Praze Podle Prayer Presse sou prograu otazky
mace kakouska Madarska, reparacn problem otazky pr
ho zasedanf Spolecnos Narodd pokracovano roz
hovorech belehradske konference Rusku zkoumany
nost rozumne pouprace Ruskem, kera predpoklada pa
raeni postup Francif Angl Vsechen tis konstatujc
zprvy neshodach Male Dohody budou prazskou
renci vvracey dokazano ze smlouvy ceskorancouzska
jihoslovanska jsou duchu zamu poitiky Male
Dohody
otazce Bessarabie pise Prayer Presse" ze cenovt
Male Dohody nsou vazani oazkach kere nespadaji
rance smuv snaz vak podobnych otazkach sedoyat
Ivastn methody hedaji poickou ni ktera jest zajm,
iKu dava moznost utvoreni predpokadu dohody
ltomu byo pfipade spord alskojihoslovanskych Kdt
poct& neshodam Male Dohode vec Ruska, bude ska
man. Podobne hasy pfchazej cd neprate Male Dohody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

k@mu reformAtorn Wicliffovi.
Porovnavai dobu Husov;ul,, !, jez
byla vlastne pfelome1n stfe-
doveku Y dobu novou, zmfnil
sc . demokratickych sr1ah&ch
;husitd a. dotkl Sc politicke 81
tuace dnesnf. Rec ijeho pred
nesena peknou srozumitelnou
an&licinou byla vyslechnuta s
velkym zajmem a pfednasejf-
CT po skoncenf odm9n6n po.
tleskem, kterym uvftan byl tel
recnfk cesky, p. JOS. Martf.
mex, ktery navazal ma obsah
|pfednasky pravnfka Shartse 9
jaksi v historickem pofadku
vzpomnel naslednfka Jana HI
81, Jana zizky z Trocnova, je
hoz pamatku p9tistehot 1mrt
nfho dne budeme slaviti IL. II
ma. Ddraznymi slovy porovna
val naseho vybojneho zizku
Itrpnou postavou mucennik'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
vYTRzNOST "a Baseball
Love HRY.

Ma hffstf Woodland Hills
parku "a vterejsf odpolednf
baseballove hry vypukl napfed
mezi hraci spor, ktery se pro-
m9nil We rvacku, v kterou "a
sahlo pozdeji sportovni obe-
censtvo. Vfava nabyla tax vel
keho rozsahu, ze pest policis-
tie nemohli udrzeti pof&dek q
pfivolali k pomoci diva straz-
Milky jizdne, kterym Sc kone-
|cne podarilo vytlaciti z&stup
y hffste. Ia paniky mezi lidem
as 1000 hlav zran9n byl ko.
mem policisty Drewa 10letJ
Ernest Kickbusch, 12504 Fo.
rest ave. S. E. Hoch zran9r
byl ma ruce q odvezen do ne.
mocnice sv. Alexise, kde lehki
rama byla osetfena, nacez no
Six odesel - rovnou zp9t M
hffste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
sTkELBA ma HRANICicH
DIVA JIHOsLovANSTt vOJACI ZABITI
BYL ITALY.

Belehrad, cervence Vysoce vazna udalos priho-
dils hrancch Itae Jihoslave bze Krane kde r
ske pohranicn hdky zahay selbu dvou hoslavskych
vonech pohranicnf suzb6 zastrelily je Iaske hdky
voay Srby ably zastav ale vyzvy nebyo dbano pa
trn6 te pfcny, ze srbM vojac byl SVEN lzem
znSvali nuno rozkazu uposechnouti alove zaha
jill sfelbu oba voaky zasfeli pr cemz by take
opod&l stojicf obcan
Pfihoda tao byla vysvetovana tim, ze alove domn
va ze jsou Srbove talskem dzemi Premier Mussolin
svo aby bez odkladu bya misto posana setruci ko
mise ez by truchvou udalo do podrobnost zjsta spo
cfv& vna na Itaech, vinniky pohnala zodpovednost
Jhos&vske Irady uklidnu rozcilen toho vznikl6 CO
mehou ale n9kere behradske casopiy shoui rozcena
Is castf vefenos re aove tim zpdsobem odemst
d&vne nahodne postreeni dvou taych strait ke keremu
minul&ho tJdne doslo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

MIN dvou pfsni, jez Sc velice
Kbily, na. plane doprovazela
il 81. P&nkov&.
Ozn&meno, Re dne l6. listo-
[padu bpde sea Aavit 15. jubi-
|leum trvAni Sc. 6. 0. X tomu
1celi pronajaty oba sally 6. N.
sine. v prospech p. sevce, tor
n&den zle postizeneho kra-
jana, povoleno 800 a jeste
Sc zvlastni ochotou donesli
cetni pfitomni ma stil predse-
dy S46. Co zesnuli v posled-
MIN ctvrtleti oznameni: p. Va
clav Van6k, pf. Ciprova, pi.
Hesova, pi. Paldova pi.
Rokdskova, jimz projevena
pocta povstanim.
Spolek st. 6. O. rosie lza-
sn9, Narodni Sin pomalu jiz
pro schIze ami nestaci, pIjde-
Ii to tax dale, must sobe clo-
move poffdit Radio" a pomo-
'cf "Broadcaster" bude Sc mu-
set jednanf z schulz rozesilat
do jejich domovd. Poplatky bu
dou sc as Ease vybfrat jako
obyGejn9, neb p. Papez ma ty
novoty mic media q po dratu
ami bez dratu nechce mic pri-
jimat, neb v pfitomne dobe ne
nj radno Sc vefejn9 nadrato-
vat 2 po tajmq jest to teprve
velice nebezpetno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
SOB0TNf yZPOMfNKO OVA
SLAvNos'f MfS'TRA
JANA HUSI. II
sTRANA TRETf

Obvykl& vyrocni oslava pa
m&tky mistras Jana Husi por&-
dana Mistnfm Sdruzenfm Sva-
zl Svobodo odomyslnych v ceske
narodni .sini ma Broadway ne
byla sobotniho vecera navstf-
vena tax, jak zasluhovala. Je
toho litovati tim vice, ze. pril
Evan byl k vecfrku cizi host,
jehoz pfftomnost ] fec sjiste
mely vzbuditi zaiem nejvetsi,
Pravni zastupce. "kacfrske-
ho' bisknp& Browna a jeho
obhajce. v cfrkevnim procesu
jehoz Cleveland byl nedavnc
svedkem, Jos. w. Sharts 2 Day
tonu, O., promluvil hlavni PR
SLOW anglicky probfraje VITA
by Mistra Jana Husi k anglic'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
UWI2GI22TNX2RTW
NAME NhsLEDu-
JiCl LACE

.blize vych. l3l. ulice kostela
sv. Rodiny, Revere Ave-. 4 po-
koje koupelnou. velky lot. Ce-
ma 5000; hotove $500. s
Lenacrave ave-, 5 pokojI 5 kou
pelnou. garaz. vezme Sc lot ma
vymsnu.
Angelus ave.. Diva stayebni To-
ty. Cena jen $1,000.
Nejlep;i obchodni rohovy 10,
ma Corlett ave. jen $500.
Nance jine mnohe lace v OBJ
chodnich lotech ma vych. l3l. ul.,
jednoduche ma Homer. Dove
Watterson jjinych ulicich v tom.
to okoli. Pro blizsi informact
naystiyte neb zavolejte
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
ZE SCHoZE STARYCH cES
OSADNfKo.

Vzdor citelnemu vedru BY
la vcerejsi schIze jmenovan6-
no spolku Ease velice cetne
navstivena. Pc zah&jeni sch6.
ze pfedseda p. Skal&k pred.
stavil vitaneho hosta, p. C.
Wiesenbergra, zakladatele q
mnohaleteho pfedsedu st. &
o., jemuz predal ffzeni schn.
re. Tyz Y delsi feci promluvil
% vzniku a prvnim pdsobenI
|spolku a velice mile q tklivl
Izminil Sc o svych prvnfch spo'
luIfednfcich, nynf jill. zesnu
lych chvaln6 zn&mych nasin
|cich FIR. Hrubeckem, FIR. Via
chow . Tom. Sfdlovi. As'~
Pc pfectenf zapiski z po
|slednf schdze uvedeno "A no
|vych clenn, ma to zaci hudebn
skoly p. r. Hany chvaln6 zni
meho kapelnfka Sokolske hud
by zahrali krasn6 dve hudebn
cisla. Slecna Konradov& "a
vdecila Sc prftomnym zap9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
RUSKO lMPORTUJE ARcEN
TINSKE MAsO.

Leningrad. 5. eervenct = =
Sedm miliond liber zmrzl6ho
masa pHbylo sem Argentiny.
Jest to druha zasilka masa
toho druhh 2 Jiznf Ameriky
|od DOLBY pfedvalecne.. Cast ma
sa nabfdnuta bude ku vefej-
Inemu prodeji Moskve a v il
lnych ruskych vetsich mes
tech, kdezto zbytek odevzdan
bude rude armade. Objeveni
Sc ciziho masa, jak Sc soudi,
povede ku snizeni tou dobou
prilis vysokych ce-. masa ma
Eruskem trhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
NOVY POLSKY HOSTEL "a
$500. 600.

Ma avenuach College a Pro-
fessor S, w. polozen byl "a
ve!ke ucasti rohovy kamen ko-
stelni budovy sv. Jana Cantia.
K slavnosti Sc dostavil biskup
Schrembs, jenz pri zaveru OBJ
fadd promluvil polskym jay
KEN. Novy chram ma byti po-
sta7en v 18 mesicich nakla-
dem 100000. Bude v roman
skem slohu a tax prostranny,
ze pojme 1900 osob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
POHLED MA ROZKOTANY
L0RAIN USPfslL SHIRT
zENY.

Pr. Clarence ]. Howaldova,
17448 Woodford ave., Lake.
wood, trpela delsf dobou ST.
decnf vadou. Pc prvnf zprava
% lorainsk6 katastrofe sla Sc
do m6sta podivati q nasledek
bvl, ze dojata smutnym diva.
diem chorobu svoji zhorsila q
t&to vcera We fFairview Park
nemocnici podlehla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
ORDINANCE NAHUBKOVA
Cd SOBOTY Y PLATNOSTI.

Y sobotu 5. cervence veSla
v pravomoc ordinance, die kite
re vsichni volne pobihajici psi
neopatrenf nahubkem mali
byti schytani a jejich majitele
po prfpade pokutovani. Jest
lhostejno, mali zvire znamku
o zaplacene dani. Vyjmuti
jsou jen psi vod9ni ma snire
neb chovani v dome neb ma
dvoTe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
ILACINE URoTREBE.
.as NE. KARY.


Chevrolet coupe, jako novt.
Cena S42s: sptktin el7S. y.
Chevrolet sedan: ujeto 1900 mil:
mnoh9 zvIaSt. xaffzenl.
Cena $3.50: Spl&tka 92Se.
Chevrolet touring, 1923; uieto pou-e
1000 mil
Cena $500: sulktka e1so.
Chevrolet Sport Touring, jakO nova
StaIa 6ss: cena S3.7s: spIxtkA, S17s.
Chevrolet Roadster. jatO nova
Cena $3.50: sul&tn $11s.
Ford Coupe
Cena $50: splxtka Sis.
Ford Touring - premir. cord r8fy
Cena SS2s: spl8tka Sis.
Ford Roadster
Cena s17s. spl&tka e7s
Ford Roadster 1919
Cena S7s: spl&tka 81.
Ford 1920 kryty pro d0v&zku
Cena SIS: sul&tka 82s.
Maxwell Touring. cena e1o0. sD1kt. e3s.
Lepsi kary "a meme penxz
Usetrite penize, kdyz 81 nase
auta prohlednete a ktereko-liv
zakoupite. s---
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
BEZDEcNY AUTOISTA OBJ.
zALOVAN ZE ZABITf.

Delnik v garazi Norman
Garther, 1922 -Scovill ave, ci-
still dine 3. cervna auto DIR.
Rockera, 2240 vych. 80. ul.
Pc praci nasedl projel Sc v
'autu. Ia jizdy pfejel 6leteho
Make Berryho, 5000 Ensign
ave., ktery v sobotu vecer v
nemocnici sv. Lukase zemrel.
Garther byl vcera zatcen a
obzalovan pro zabitf, ac tyr
di, ze ma nestestf zadne why
nema.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
Os0BNf.

Y sobotu odpoledne zavftal
k nam p. Lad. Urban, attache
zdeiSfho ceskoslovensk@ho kon
Fsulatu, jenz prave pfijel z ma.
vst9vy v ceskoslovensku. Rad
Fvratil Sc ma pole sve ptsobno.
Fsti, nicm6ne vsak piece jenom
tlumocil trpkt stesk - nepo.
tfebuj4Hl snad AMI vysv9tlova.
Il, 90 70 byl stesk po tom ne.
vyrovnatelnem cesk6m "peni.
vem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

kostnickeho. P9kny jeho pro-
slov vyvolal take pochvalny
potleek.
Ucsl jakoz pfedn6Sky sA-
my m ely naplniti cely s&l q ne
tecnost dana ma jevo v tax W
znamn6 den byla snad znam-
kou vseobecnk ochablosti je-
'vfci Sc vzdy k podnikhm vaz-
ln9jsfho podkladu.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-26

roads, street railways and shippers,
as wen as the motor carriers, win
be represented by delegates from
all over New England, who will
take an active part in the delibera-
lions.
The New England Motor Trans.
port Conference is being sponsored
by the National Automobile Cham
Der OF Commerce, the national Or
ganization of automobile manufac.
turerA Its main purpose is to fol-
low UP the work done by the Trans.
portation Conference Of the United
States Chamber OF Commerce year
ago. at which Committee w pre-
scented q report on the Relation
Of Highway Transport to Other
Transportation Facilities" which
paved the way toward the co-ordina-
ton OF all forms Of transportation
into one system, giving to each
facility the place it has earned
through demonstration Of its eco
nomic utility. A. H. Swayne, who
will make the opening address Of
the conference, was chairman OF
Committee w and Gerrit Fort. vice
president Of the Boston and Maine
Railroad, was q prominent member
Of the committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-26
FORDS PRESENT
AIR FIELD To
CITY
Motor Company Does Not
Plan AirpIane Manufacture,
It Is Said

"A new airplane landing field. the
donation of Henry and EdseI Ford.
which was completed recently at
Dearborn. Mich. win be known as
Ford Airport" according to an
mouncement Just made. The dona-
tion Is purely in the interest Of
commercial aviation, for it is un-
oerstood there Il no intention on
the part Of the Ford Motor Com
pany to 10 into the airplane bust
ness. other than to watch its de-
velOpnnent.
All pilots will be welcome at the
ueld, and it is large enough to
take care Of the largest types of
ships. It also is expected that the
field viii be the terminal for air.
line companies now being formed
to operate between Detroit and
other large cities. Gasoline, oil.
and before long q stock Of parts,
will be available for visiting fliers.
The field has two S00.foot run
ways. one $500 feet and the other
3.AOo feet long, both in the direc.
ton OF prevailing winds. More
than twenty miles of draining tile
was laid for quick drainage in wet
weather in order that the field
might be suitable for year-round
operation.
In the center of the field the
name FORD appears In letters 200
feet long, made Of white crushed
stone. This is visible from an
altitude of 10000 feet. When con.
ditions warrant arrangements win
be made for illuminating the field
az night,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-26
Finer Mechanics Take
Greatest Pride In
Workmanship

Individual education of the ma
chine operator and shop me-
chanic to an appreciation of fine
work must eventually become a
part of the manufacturing pro-
gram in the motor truck indus
try, according to ]. A. Murray,
works manager Of the General
Motors Truck Company.
1--WE have found that the more
q mechanic knows about the part
he works upon and about the
completed unit, the better his
work" he states. at is interest
ing, in our own plant, to note the
pride with which the machine
operator welcomes a gauge in
spection of his work.
His confidence in its perfec-
ton is the result Of two things:
knowledge of the part and the
machine he operates, as the re-
suit of adequate instruction and
pride in perfect work which
comes from constantly selling
him on the Importance of good
work and the futility of imper-
feet results"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-26
HARPER TO GIVE TWO
CARS FOR ONE PRICE

r. H. Harper. president Of the
Harper Motor Company, Durant
and Star distributors announces
that his firm win offer two auto.
mobiles for the price Of one from
now until Christmas. To those
who purchase either q new star
or Durant from them a ful size
model automobile which any boy or
girl can ride win be given free.
These model automobiles are
complete to the last detail Of Az
inch wheel base, rubber tires,
equipped with horn, windshield,
spot light, motormeter, lamps,
instrument board, bumper and lug.
gage carrier.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-26
SYSTEM
LENGTH HENS
AUTO LIFE
Chester Warrington, of CleVe-
land Co., Explains zone
Shot" fabrication
8s|

"The buyer of a new automobile
makes a serious mistake nowadays
IL he does not figure his purchase
as an investment and considers
carefully the amount Of money he
pays for the new car as compared
with it's resale price at come fu-
ture date" states Chester Warning
ton, local Cleveland Sis distributor.
There are many good care on
the market, so that the purchase of
any one Of them is usually made
without thought of the future. Gen
eral appearance and promised per-
Torrance are the determining fac
tor, without thinking OF the num-
Der of good cars that have gone
off the market, not because they
were not reasonably good, out be-
cause Of the numerous makes and
because competition is driving the
less popular off the market.
''The One Shot automatic chas-
sis fabrication system Ut the new
1925 Cleveland, which increases the
life OF the car through positivs and
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n. I. EXPERTS
ON TRAFF|CT TO
CONFER
Railroad. Trolley Truck and
Bus Leaders Meet i
Dec. 80

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Leaders
in the transportation industry from
all over New England win attend
and participate in the discussions
OF the New England Motor Trans
port Conference to be held at the
Copeley-Plaza, Boston, on December
and 3, instead Of on December
II and IL, as originally announced.
The opening session of the con-
ference will be addressed by Alfred
II. Swayne, vice president OF Cen
eral Motors Corporation, who will
explain the purposes Of the con-
ference and win speak for the an.
tomobile industry.
Mr.. Swayne will be followed by
9. L. Bardo, general manager, New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, who win outline the at.
titude of the railroads.. by Lucius
s. Storrs, president of the Connect
cut Co., who viii speak for the
electric lines; and by James M.
Swift, president OF the Interstate
Motor Coach Co., who win speak
for the independent users OF trucks
and buses.
Following these addresses, the
conference will be split up into
three discussion groups. One win
devote its time to the NOTORIOUS
problem; one win consider the mo-
tor truck and its relation to rail
hauls; and the third win be q high.
way session, at which the past
growth and present needs of New
England's highway system will be
considered.
Ample opportunity for full discus.
sion Of the competitive situation
which exists between motor and
rail carriers in New England Will
be afforded at these group meet.
ings. The question Of regulation
of motor carriers and their taxation
will be thoroughly considered. Rail.
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excessive sIxidding ID shortened 90
that the motorist gets far less
mileage than he would otherwie
obtain.
Careful and sensible driving Is.
the solution offered by Miller tire
men to the slxidding evlI. Foot
brakes and the clutch play an I'm
portant part in tire service. Their
improper adjustment frequently leads
to skiddtng evils. For example, the
clutch should be inspected carefully
whenever II begins to show signs
OF wear and deterioration. At an
times, it should take hold smoothly
when the gears are engaged.
The foot brakes must also act
smoothly and positively. An I'M
certain brake will cause the wheel
to jerk and slip, thereby scraping
and tearing at the tread Of the
tire.
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