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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
TARsAsUTAZAs
Markus Alfred veZeti az amerikai
magyarsag karacsonyi tarsas-
utaZasat.

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
mar beszamoltunk arrol, hogy de-
cember 2-iki indulassal Cunard
Line pompas uszopalotajan, az
Aquitanian Macy tarsasutazas in
.dul Magyarorszagba.' Az utasok
sMarkus Alfred fotisztviselo SEE
melyes kiserete vezetese mellett
teszik meg az utat, hogy ez, min
den utas szamara mennyi elonyt
kenyelmet jelent, AIT kar kiemel
mink. Egy bizonyos, azok a ma
gyarok, akik evvel a tarsasutazas
sal vagnak neki a tengeri utnak
Eannak csak szepsegeit, elonyeit is.
merik meg.
Az utasok a karacsonyi scent
iinnepeket szeretteik koreben toll
hetik ell. Mem csak polgarok We.
hetnek reszt ezen tarsasutaza-
son, barki, aki torvenyesen tart6l
(lsodik= Anserih aalbas ,s~ ,haza -,alzal
menni, kap egy irast, melynel
alapjan, minden nehezseg nelkil
egy even belil visszaterhet. Al
ilyen engedellyel utaz6, mem pol
gar utasok, mem esnek a kv6taba
Magyar testver eink figyelmet
ismet felhivjuk ere a nagyszeri
alkalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
5lllGIlElll
Egyhazi hirek
llTlEl@I-l]Il ]IlIlIl@EIflTlTS

ban Csizmar Jozsefet 0zv. Bajusz
Helaneval. Tanuk voltak: Bako
Gyorgy es Monos Laszl6.
Konfirmacio.-A A multi vasarnap
.delelotti istentisztelet alkalmaval
konfirmalt meg lelkesz egy if
jut, XII jovo vasarnap fog elo-
szor az Urasztalahoz jarulni. Err
telmes feleleteivel alapos ke-
sziiltsegevel, Macy lelki gyony0rii-
seget szerzett az egesz gyulekezet
mex.
Ifjusagi K0riink tagjai kozott
ki lettek osztva "Az erd6ben" cl.
mil egyfelvonasos nepszinmii sze-
repei S minden heten szerdan es.
tie folynak a pr6bak, S mihelyt ell
kesziilnek meg egy mask egyfel-
vonasos darabbal, el6fogjak mind.
kettot ADM.
November elsejen a Reformacit
emleknapja lesz egyhazunkban
mikor alkalmi istentiszteletet tar
tunk maid. Elore is felhivjuk egy
haztagjaink figyelmet ere {
napra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

gitka miiveszies zongora kiserete
mellett mind a harom novende-
ket a k0zonseg, sziinni mem aka
ro tapsokkal jutalmazta. Utana a
Westinghouse kivalo gepeszmer-
noke, Kormendy Lajos kedves
neje, sziil. Gobolos Irma hegedu
sz6l6t jatszott Onagysaganak zon
CORA kiserete mellett, es mar els6
vendegszereplesiik alkalmaval, ha
las elismeressel ad6zott nekik a
koz0nseg szives kozremilkode
ert. Ezeknek lezajlasa utan, An
tai Iren, Ozsvath Irma, Bordy
Margit, Fabian Anna, Bir6 Gizel-
la Kiss Tlona magyar nemzeti ru
hakba oltozve, gyonyoriien mon
dottak ell N. N. ertekes prologjat
amely el6adas konnyeket csavart
az tinneplo kozonseg szemeibe
"a magyar elmer elokep sze.
reploi voltak: Bir6 Margit, So6s
Vilmos, Jancso Imre, Vas Zsuzsan
ma, Kiss Ilona, es az angyalok
Sebestyen Iren, Kiss Anna, Szi.
lagyi Roza, Vass Lima, Antal Ir.
ma, Vass Irma es Kovacs Margit
Eek tettek kedvesse es feledhe.
! tetlenne az estelyt. A mostanabar
alakult "Camp Fire Girls gar.
daja zajos sikerrel adta elo "a
tuls6 parton G. egyfelvonasos
szindarabot, melyben a szereplol
fegyt6l-egyfg Kif69astalanul meg
alltak helyiiket, nevezetesen: Xii
Julianna, Biro Ester, Kis Roza
Baba Juszti (gyonyoriien adta ;
flu szerepet), So6s Janos, XII
katalln, Jancso Erzse'bet, F'ulol
Margit es Antal Margit. Az iinne
pely, melynek rendezese kival'
volt, elejetol vegig, slelkes hangu
| Latham folyt lie es AIT hiszem, hog.
orokke emlekezetes marad.
Az Ifjusagi Kor szinieloadasa-
Az Ifjusagi Kor tagjai hangy;
szorgalommal kesziilodnek a '.Ci
gany Parma" C. harom felv. nep
szinmii -eloadasada. l.. amely, novem
Der ho 25-en, azaz Thanksgivin,
| Day elotti este leend eloadva,
mellyel kapcsolatosan kezdete
fogja venni a ref. egyhaz kebele
ben mukodo osszes egyesuletel
osszevonasaval, a mar elhataro
zott "Nagy egyhazi bazar", mel,
bazarnak a tiszta j0vedelme -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
FARRELL.I HIREK
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.


Heti sorrend.-A het utoljan es
a jovo het elejen az egyhaz lelke-
sze kovetkezo sorrendben fog tar
tani szolgalatokat az egyhaz Ike.
beleben.
Penteken este fel S-kor biinba-
natl istentisztelet predikacioval.
Szombaton reggel, 9-t0l fel T.
ig, a gyermekek vallasos oktata-
Sa.
Vasarnap reggel, 9-tol fel 11-ig
vasarnapi iskola es utana mind
jart iinnepi istentisztelet Urvacso
ra osztassal.
| J Delutan orakor, Mine No. s.
ON fog tartani lelkesz istentisz.
teletet, szokott helyen.
Kedden, este fel 8-kor a "Camr
Fire Girl klubjanak a rendes he.
ii osszejovetele.
Szerdan, este fel S-kor imaora
bibliamagyarazattal.
Csiit0rt0kon, este fel S-kor az
Ifjusagi Kor szinieloadas pr6baja
Urvacsoraosztas. = EgyhazunB
kebeleben, az ujbori halaadas al
kalmab6l kifoly6lag, a reank ko.
vetkezo vasarnap meg lesz teritye
az Urnak asztala es az istentisZ.
telet pont fel 1l-kor veszi kezde-
tet. Keszitsek a buzg6 hivek ma
gukat, hogy melto vendegeknel
talaltassanak scent asztalnal
Ez alkalommal a scent jegyeket
kenyeret es bort egyhazunk
egyik kivalo prebytere, F6nagy
Janos es nejc, sill. Szab6 Ilona
fogjak adom5nyozni.
Oktober 6-ika utan.-A farrell
Ii magyar ref. egyhaz gyaszos
emlekii okt6ber 6-ikanak evfordu
l6jat kegyelettel iinnepelte meg
ugy egyhazilag, mint vilagilag 5
megemlekezvtn a nap jelentose
gerol foly6 no lien, amely ma
pom reggel az cgyhaz lelkesze egy
gyaszistentisztelet keretei k0zt
adozott nap cmlekenek, amelyen
az egyhaz tagjai sep szammal
vettek reszt.
Este pedig, vasarnapi iskolas
novendekek hatalmas gardaja, nj
vos elodast tartott, amely el0ada.
son oft lehetett latni az egyhaz
igazi partoloit es azokat, akik
igazan meltanyoni tudjak a kis
gyermekek torekveset.
Vilagi iinnepelyt egyhazunk
agilis jegyzoje, Antal Istvan nyi.
totta meg egy hazafias beszed Ike.
retei kozt es udvozolte szeretettel
a megJelent vendegeket, akik zsu.
folasig megtoltottek az iskola-
helyiseget, mely utan alkalmi sza
valatok, zene- es enekszamok ko.
vetkeztek, amelyeknek el6ad6i
voltak koyetkezo gyermekek.
Bordy Sander, Ozsvath Katalin
Szilagyi Mihaly, Szilagyi Albert
Kovacs Margit, Szatmary J6zsef
Kovacs Istvan, Pal Katalin q
Csatl6s Mariska. Maid ket igaz
miivesz tehetssgnek igerkezo le.
'anyz6, Antal Irenke hazafias dali
enekelt, sajat zongora kiserstt
|mellett, aki ntan Baba Juszti egy
melodramat adott el6, AafaI MAJ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
A NILES, o..IfREFoRMATUs
EGYHAZ HIRHI.
Kohl: Cs6pke Istvan, ref. lelk6sz
Lakasa: 503 Robbins Ave.
TenIplom q So.-Sideon, End St..en.

Ujbori Urvacsoaosztas lesz tenn
nlcmunkban a reank kovetkez3
sasarnapon. AZ istentisztelet,
mint rendesen, fel 11-kor fog kez
d0dni e heten csiitortokon Is
szombaton, este fel 8-kor, el6ke-
szito biinbanati istentiszteietek
4artatnak. Szeretettel hiyogat 4
scent vendegsegben valo reszv6-
1felre mindenkit az egyhaz el5lja-
roAaga
Esliiy6 Okt6ber 17sen, multi
sxombaton, d6lufan ket 6raker es
kettle 0issxe i k6sz teniplonHnk-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

szesereglenek magyar testvere-
ink, hogy egy pompas magyar
sziiretet csapva, feledjek mai ne
hez vilag minden bujat es bajat.
A sziireti mulatsag rendezose-
ge elk0vet mindent, ugy hogy a
k0zonseg nagyszeruen erzi maid
magat. A balra azonba nnem csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

a helybeli magyarsag kesziil6dik,
hanem a kornyekbeli magyarok
lakta varosok is testiiletileg vesz-
mex reszt ezen a balon.
Pompas zenekar hangjai mel
lett indul meg sziireteles, meg a
tanc, hogy a murinak mikor lesz
vege, AIT el6re nem tudja senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
iom. kath. egyhaz

Is. resztelesek. LuJza-Maria,
.eiemen Lajos es Koszakovszky
Ida leanya, sziil. *sszeptember
san, ker. okt6ber 1S-an. Kereszt
szil6k voltak: GAGS Istvan es Ke-
.emen Anna.
Olga-Lila, Hauser Andras es
Szjjcs Borbala leanya, sziiletett
sept. 23-an, ker. okt. lien. Ke-
resztsziilei: Demeny Istvan es
10th Erzsebet.
Hirdetes.-Vasmegye, szentka-
talini sziil., Youngstown lakos
Horvath Ignac, Horvath Jozsef
es Sipos Terez fla, eljegyezte He
ben Trent, Heben Janos es Heben
Maria lcanyat Pittsburghbol. Es-
kjisznek oktober 27-en Pittsburgh
ban.
McKeesporti sill, youngstown
lakos Szlokan Matyas, Szkokan
Mihaly es Dupnik Anna fla, ellie
gyezte a Zemplenm., sarospataki
sziil., Youngstown lakos Kardos
Erzsebetet, Kardos Mihaly es Ma.
k6 Roza leanyat.
Havidijak. = Bodolai Istvar
Steeltonrol hozott $22, id. Hon
Ferenc So, Kiss Andrasne So, Kaz
+ mets Janos 81, Boncz Janos So
Burkesz J6zsef $12, Menyhert Jy
zsefne 81 y
Ertekezfet. - A jovo vasarnaI
kuratori ertekezlet lesz, mise uta1
kurator szobaban, melyen iger
fontos ugyek keriilnek megbesze
les ala. Kerjuk kuratorokat, va
lamint az 0sszes kollektorokat
hogy ezen, az ertekezleten vegye
: mex reset. =. '
Az Gskolaiigy.-Nem tudjul
elegge ajanlani a hivek szeretete
be a katholikus iskolat, melyro
oily sok $40 esik mostanaban S me.
lyet mem lehet elegge ajanlani {
hivek figyelmebe es partfogasa
ba. Nemsokara igen fontos lepe
SEX fognak tortenni ez iranyban
Termeszetesen iskolat mem lehe'
letesiteni penz nelkil; tehat las
san hozza kell latnunk ennek {
fontos tenyezonek beszerzesehez
mely nelkiil terveinket, melyek il
letik az iskolat, mem tudnank meg
valositani. Egyel0re meg nem tue
juk megmondani, hogy iskolant
mennyibe fog keriilni, de minden
keppen lassunk sziikseges pen1
osszegyiiJtesehez. Elsosorban, Fl
Jesse ki-ki havidijat minden h6
napban rendesen; aki adott ed
dig sect, vagy 10c-et vasarnapon.
kent perselybe, ada a dupla-
jat ezentul. Macy iinnepeken pc.
dig ne konnyitse meg lelket azzal
hogy dobjon egy nicklit a persel,
be, hanem adjon legalabb $5-t Is
a penz fel fog lassan szaporodnt
az egyhaz penztaraban, a megfele
10 0sszegre.
Megemlekezes az elhunytalr6l
Ne feledkezzel meg halalukbar
azokrol, xix kedvesek voltak ne.
ked, amig eltek. Mondj egy imai
olykor ertik es legalabb egy ev.
ben mondass egy engesztelo scent
mise aldozatot lelki nyugalmuk.
ert. A SIT. Istvan templomban be
rltekok vanlak kiteye, melyekbe
lapok vannak behajtva. Egy ilyen
lapra irja ki-ki elhunytjainak ne.
vet es csatoljon hozza nemi ajan-
dekot es ada lie Mindszentek MAJ
jan templomban. Annyi kopor-
SOS mise Liberaval lesz ezekert az
elhunytakert, ahanyszor $5-t tesz
XII az ICY bejott osszeg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
Ellwood City
SZtjRETI MUL.ATSAG

Szombaton, okt6ber 24-en este
nagyszabasu magyar sziireti mu-
latsag szinhelye lesz Magyar
Haz. Ennek most nekiindul6 ba-
Ii szezonnak megnyitojakent osz-
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

Babbitt Sr. and Lieut.. .-Col Harry B.
Embach, while the chairman for the
local drive is Dr. E. S. Miller Each
one who gives SIS or more will get one
Of the special copper buttons designed
and presented by Robert E. Tally of
Jerome, chairman of the state com
mittee. While the drive is called for
June s, probably Mr.. Breen's sugges-
tion that it be made right away will
be carried out.
Then the chairman told of visits to
Rotary clubs at Albany, Toxic, Osaka
and Manila during his recent cruise
around the World.
Chairman for meetings were an
nounced by President NJ G. F'ronske
as follows, one for each week in the
order named: Joe Wilson, w. d.
Draine, G. A. Pearson, f. Al. Cotton,
A. M. Riordan, L. W. Cress, Sid Gass-
man, |. B. Koch, Ed Miller, Ray Bah
bitt
Following are the committees for
the year:
Boys WORKED Miller, chairman,
Tom Bellwood, Chas. Mccormick Jr.;
Business methods-A. M. Riordan,
chairman, c. B. Wilson, Sid Gassman;
Civic Welfare-Tex Mackey chairman,
VIM. Cady, u. j. Lewis; Classifica-
tion-Pat j. Moran chairman, Ed Al
bouy, VIM. Switzer; Rotary education
Earl Slipher chairman, Bert Cam
eron, Joe Schmidt; Entertainment
/. B. Koch chairman, Loren Cress, w.
ID. Draine; Luncheon-Ray Simpson
chairman, Ralph Davis, R. M. Gass-
man; Program-Henry Albers chair
man, G. A. Pearson, Ray Babbitt;
Publicity-Fred Breen chairman,
Chas Mccormick Jr., Ralph Davis;
Resolutions-Jofn @. Thomas chair
man, r. A. Cotton, Vim. Cady; Eel
lowship--E,d Babbitt chairman, Del
Strong, W.aD. Draine, Tom Bellwood,
r. M. Gassnan, Chas. Mccormick Jr
Visiting Ratarians present: Harry
Tellyer, San Diego; Fen Cooper,
Owego, N Y; Sam E. Killen, engi-
neer in charge for Trick & Fridell of
the laying of the springs to reservoir
pipeline. Other visitors: Mrs. Jessup,
Miss Aas. Miss Myers, Rev. E. L.
Freeland, DR.. e. S. Miller, Dick Bates,
Mr.. Coleman of Prescott, w. r. Bed
low, Messrs. Henderson and Wilson,
engineers for Burns e Mcdonnell.
The ladies of Flagstaff Woman's
club who served the good eats: Mrs.
]. C. Clarke, chairman; Mrs. Ed Bah
sbitt, Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs. G. 4.
DeVaney, Mrs. Carl Dickinson.
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

The church will conduct the annual
memorial service for the veterans of
the G. A. r. next Sunday. The
American Legion, Spanish War Vet
erans and auxiliaries are invited to
attend in body.
Next Sunday evening the final SER
mon on Christ's sermon on the mount
will be given.
The auto race contest in the bible
school is nearing completion. After
many adventures the Chandler, piloted
by Miss Etha Osborn, reached San
Bernardino, Calf, last Sunday, and
after brief stop in Los Angeles
headed for Flagstaff and is expected
home Sunday. However, the Moon,
driven by Mrs. Coils Mayflower, is
only a few laps behind and claims
that it will reach home first The
Packard, Mrs. Fay at the wheel; the
Fordson, Chester Deaver; Franklin,
Mrs. Bellwood, are racing neck and
neck for second place. The Stanley
Steamer, Miss Lura Kinsey;. Miller
Special, Mrs. Frank Cram; Marmon,
John Potts; Rolls Royce, Miss Blanche
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22
GRAND CANYON
! s++@++++*++4++4+s

1 Marvin r. Sandoval is wearing a
smile that won't come off. It's baby
boy and arrived Saturday morning
i at 1890
W. f. Etter, general manager of
! Santa Fe coast lines, was in Grand
Canyon Friday and Saturday.
] Andrew Blazer and family arrived
at Grand Canyon Saturday night.
i Andy will work as ticket clerk for the
Santa Fe here during the summer ex-
cursion season..
James Kimi, bell captain at FL
TUvar hotel returned to work Sunday
after an extended trip east.
Rose Cruickshank of FL Tovar hotel
returned to the Canyon Saturday af-
/ ter two weeks sojouln in California
Bernard Brooks of Los Angeles is
the new ticket grabber on Santa Fe
trains IL and Is.
An airplane passed over Grand Can
yon last Friday and Doctor Jones re-
I ports several cases of stiff necks as
a result. No fatalities are expected,
however.
George Kingrea was a Grand Can
yon visitor Saturday and Sunday
Olen Murphy returned to Grand
Canyon Sunday from Kansas City:
He has again gone on the Harvey pay
roll as geariammer.
If Grand Canyon had nothing more
to boast, it could boast Of patriotic
bunch of young men. Last week in
this column we called for matrimon-
ial volunteers, Charlie Greening an
swered the call this week. Miss
Prebla Kincannon of Williams is the
fortunate lady. Who will be next,
boys?
Miss Rose Cruikshank was given a
surprise party by the girls of Ell
Tovar Sunday night at the home of
Dr. H. S. Jones. The refreshments
were Volstead, but everyone had
good time, regardless.
f. L. Stelling, former manager of
Bright Angel camp, was in Grand
Canyon Monday enroute to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Chas. Cottelendy is visiting
Mr.. Cottolendy's parents in Williams.
W. A. Cameron, Santa Fe division
freight and passenger agent with
headquarters in Albuquerque, was a
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Miss Jane Ryder of Tucson visited
here Saturday and Sunday.
We thought the Grand Canyon Cliff
Dwellers orchestra was perfection per-
sonified already, but they sprung a
new one on their many admirers last
Saturday night at the Community club
dance when they came out in their
new white "panties" and red bow ties.
v. H. Wilson. Santa Fe trainmaster,
of Winslow, was at the Canyon Tues
day.
Roy Young, former baggage
sn1asher at Bright Angel camp, left
Tuesday night for Denver.
A. L. Pollock of Williams was here
Tuesday afternoon.
The following scores were made by
members of the local Gun club at the
shoot last Sunday, each member
shooting two rounds of twenty-five
each, account postponed shoot the
previous Sunday: r. H. Williams 20
22, Ray Scheck 1914, Miles Poison,
one round, ID, E. A. Newman 21-19, E..
Nelson 1921, Claude Melick 1877, l..
T. Kennedy 22-18, Roy Burris 1917,
H. C. Baughn 11-14 Williams is high
gun to date with a score of 109 out
Of possible 125. He has close sec
ond in Elmer Nelson with lob. !
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

are registering now. 1t is estimated
that about two hundred will attend.
Arrangements have been made with
Ell Tovar management to rent tent
cottages and campground space.
The Baptist state assmebly will be
conducted in July in the City park,
and this church will be expected to
help in making the guests enjoy Flag
staff
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

Sidwell, and Dusenberg, f. w. Per-
kins, handicapped throughout the race
with two defects are pushing ahead
and may even yet surprise all the
dopesters in a spectacular finish, espe-
cially the two first named. Prepara-
tions for a good old-fashioned picnic
on June are made and it is the eli
max to the race.
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

The Sew and So club spent pleas
ant afternoon at Mrs. Carl Dickin-
sons Wednesday. Those present:
Mrs. 0rinn Compton, Mrs. Frank
Richmond, Mrs. S. O. Thompson, Mrs.
Dayton Draine, Mrs. L. w. Cress,
Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mrs. Charles Plous-
sard and Mrs. Herbert Asselin.
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

George Nichols and family drove to
Winslow to take in the flying circus
Sunday.
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22
FEDERATED CHURCH
%4+%+%%%+%%%+%%+ !

The Epworth League institute is to
be held at Grand Canyon June 21-28.
Young people from all over the state
The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22
ROTARIANS TOLD ABOUT
NEEDS OF ORPHANS OF
WORLD WAR VETERANS

Continued from Page One)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Plan Bigger Production
of OperLandS in 1926
Factory Hopes to Run Well Over 10000 a
Month Figure Set When Price Lowered

Word has como 10 all Overland
and WlllyH.Euight dealers that fac
tory plans FOR 1926 contemplate
greatly increased prodiction OF the
Overland standard sedan. the four
cylinder model on which the recently
announced price Of 1896 M the fac
tory has net the slogan Of "tho lowest
priced enclosed car of standard de.
sign IN tho world"
This Il the first auhsntlc note Of
1928 which has yet been struck by
any Of the major manufacturers of
motor cars. and coming from WHY'S,
Overland. Inc. the third largest man,
ufnctarer IN tho motor car industry,
Il II significant OF the developments
whleh the new year II likely 20 rec.
according 10 local dealers
II proves definitely that the light.
yet roomy car. low in price. with
standard features OF construction.
will be the model around which man.
ufacturers building IN quantity will
base their major production efforts
when the present price of the
Overland standard sedan was an
nouncse II was stated that the price
could not be maintained unless there
Eus "a demand In excess OF 10000 a
rlnih for this model. This is a
rge production for an enclosed chr
Ypc but word from the factory
bows that an even greater volume
than 10000 per month Will be- nee,
rasary 20 meet the actual demand as
felt thru orders from dealers
The average az tho present time
IN So per cent closed cars rs against
10 per cont open ears with every IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

dieatlon pointing toward an almost
100 per cent demand for elossd car.
before tho snd Of the coming year
Increased demand. with lowered
sales resistance, has made u possible
Tor Wnlys-Oyerland. Inc, 20 work
out many noteworthy savings in
manufacturing costs on this light
sedan.
How important these savings may
become r. shown In tho fact that this
model can be delivered here on the
Pacific Coast. equipped with balloon
tires, Fpeedometsr and all necessary
equipment. for f7ss. a price which
not long ago was a remarkably low
price even for an open car.
Construction on this model now
includes a polished lacquer finish,
broadcl0th upholstery. nickel trim
mingH. wider seats both front and
rear than have ever before been oh.
tainsble. q window aKss Of 20 square
feet a oncpiecs ventilatIng wind
shield and many other features Of
quality construction
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ENTIRE OPERATION
IL AUTOMATIC

sise and cut to length. the process #
without IA h,n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Ford Opens Huge Steel
Plant for Auto Parts!
Rolling Operation Continuous From
Start to Finish

DoLLING u steel has begun IN
h the bis new steel mill OF tn q
r,r, Motor Go, st the River Rouge
,,,nt Detroit indicating another
'onr stride toward the company
control 81 SIS primary necessities,
The start Of production IN tho new
rnl where steel Bullets are rolled
'r,e bar ock. suitable Tor use IN
r,ra car production, opens ono OF the
most dramatic chapters % tho Ford
,rsusiries. The building itself Is
,susual. measuring moro than a
,nar,sr 81 a milo ia length and $50
a., IN width. Il IS one Of the largest
,,ruc,urcs Of tho River Rouge plant
The rollins itself is accomplished
IN eontinuous operations, Character
,,ee % Ford production methods
rr,leSs cranes pile the Bullets upon
"A, loaaing dock ~ the huge oil
sfrnlng rehea,iug furnace and from
,As, point until they are rolled 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
SEEK CONTINUED
U. S. ROAD AID
Auto Club President Urges
Organizations to Help

There j. serious danger that fed
eyai aid for highways will either
b. discontinued entirely or so great
ly reduced IN amount a. 90 post.
pous 10 the very distant future tho
completion OF genuinely national
syatem OF highways. according 20
j. w Maxwell. president Of the
Automobile Club OF Washington. in
urging that civic and commercial
organizations ana individuals exert
every possible influence 10 secure
a continuance OF federal aid al is
present rate or IN Increased
amounts
Because Of the large areas Of
publicly owned lands In tho West
crn states. and the consequently
higher proportion % federal aid
money allotted TO them. federal aid
has come to bo considered hugely
a Western matter. but thu, attitude
toward Il IS wrong" Maxwell do
elnres.
Federal participation in IN. con-
struetion OF highways f. basicayy
n national aystrm OF trunk high
ways which viii knit tho whole na-
ton moro closely together. In a
country Of magnificent distances
such aA this United States. no ono
things exerts stronger influence
for unity than improved facilities
for transportation and communlca.
ton.
Selfish complaints from certain
individuals nad communities in the
East that they were paying moro
in proportion to what they received
back than do soma OF the Western
states are based on a total miscon.
ception OF the objects or federal
aid. The proper development OF tho
West. with increased markets for
manufactures and increased supplies
OF commodities needed turnout the
nation. Il no. simply a matter. 'se
importance 10 .no western staya-.
but 10 tho whole nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
MUSCLES STREET CAR

4 street car equipped with roller
eearngs similar 20 an automobile
rs been successfully tested by the
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ran-
NV company Tho car IS described
= rolscless and running without Vie
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

Ths demand for tractors in Esyp,
rapidly growing puring tho past
rear 80 tractors were imported into
Egypt. as compared with q during
ne previous year. Most OF the ma.
chimes imported were American aud
British products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
MloRN NolCEs OnIKCTION

w device has been invented TO
heck speedtrs when the automo-
hle Is exceeding The speed limit the
suto horn blows continuously and a
al light shines on the outside OF
he car.