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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
AIDA vINCENTY

Serla egolsmo de nuestra parte
sentirnos apesadumbrados por la
ausencia de Aida. MAS que dulce
fue su muertel Con una serena
expression en- su rostro, sonriendo
feliz, fue entornando los parpa-
dos y sc quedo dormida. Decidida
partir nos dijo adios, segura de
que sera muy breve el plazo de es-
pera, y ell lazo de amor que nos
uni6 en- la terra perdurara ira
YES de otras vidas, amandonos a1n
mas despues de habernos separa-
do.
La muerte es ausencia, cuando
damos la despedida a un alma que
sc alicia, suave sonrisa de felici-
dad debe sellar la partida. No es
eterna la separation, nj nos vemos
privados de estar con ella. Alma
feliz la que por corto tempo per-
maneee en- la TERRA.
Aida es dichosa, bien podiamos
comprender al verla idealmente
bella que su alma, rica de todas
las virtudes, era extranjera en- es-
te mundo. Por ella no debe ser
nuestra pena, sino por nosotros,
ligados todavia a esta vida LENA
de dolor y de miseria. Ella hbre
Y gozosa nos sonrie desde los es-
pacios infinitos.
Al pensar en- Aida veo la muerte
idealizada; al contrario de otros
rostros que vemos en- ell ata1d,
ella dej6 en- ell espiritu de los que
In contemplamos una serena i'm
preston de suprema felicidad; ha-
ciendonos presentir que no hay
NADIA mas bello, mas bueno que la
lnuerte. 81 la llorasemos las la
grimas empafiarian su recuerdo.
Rubia, palida, envuelta en- vaporo-
ga vestidura la mire largo tempo,
inm6vil sobre el 6ltimo lecho per-
fumado de flores. Cref que al acer-
carme a ella iba a ofrecerme su
postrer beso.
Su imagen nimbada de pureza
ha hecho nacer en- mi, pensamien-
tos de paz y de serenidad que lie
sersn mas provechosos a su espi-
ritu que todas las lagrimas derra-
nadas sobre su tumba recien abier
IA. Es humane llorar; resignarnos,
sentir algeria porque un alma
querida regrese a la patria donde
no es extraha, es divino.
La vida es una noche de mala
posada; cuando al amanecer Sc
abren nuestros ojos la luz, damos
gracias a Dios, por hallarnos de
nuevo libres, iluminados por un
sol que nunca sc pone. No veo te-
nor nj tristeza en- ese instante, 81
no paz inefable, gratitud hacia
Aquel que nos SAGA de este mundo,
demasiado estrecho Y mezquino pa
Ia desear permanecer en- el por
largo tempo. Y Aida, aunque nina
en- edad, lego al convencimiento
de que todo aqui abajo es falso,
Sintiose desligada de placeres Y
vanidades, y acarici6 en- su mente
el mas hermoso suefio: una vida
perfecta, bella, verdadera, como
la que ahora esta viviendo.
Contemplandola a ella sentf re-
vivir el mas grande anhelo de mi
coraz6n y pedi con Santa Teresa
de Jesus: "SQue bien hallamos en-
esta vida? SPues carecemos de
tanto bien Y estamos ausentes de
Ell Librame, Senior, de esta SOM
bra de muerte, librame de tantos
trabajos, librame de tantos dolo-
res, librame de tantas mudanzas,
de tantos cumplimientos, como for
zado hemos de tener los que vivi-
mos, de tantas, tantas cosas, que
me cansan y fatigan, que cansaria
Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

Per ~ podeFia atendeF. gendo
farmaeia. "a pnebio nxueaFeFo. bne.
"a ellfnteIa. hien aifaata. local b.
Fatg. peeas exlst1neina. eom0dldaa
para 81 paRa
uifiase 81
JOSH IsRRN sIMENRz
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
SERGEANT RET|RES
AFTER Il YEARS

Wednesday marks the last day of
active military service for Staff Ser
geant George III. Slater. Forty-seventh
School Squadron. Brooks Field.
He is being placed on the retired
list after spending more than ~ years
as an enlisted man in different
branches of the co~--;cn.
He first enlisted in Battery A, First
Artillery, August II, 1898.
He saw service tx Cuba with the
Signal Corps and fought in the rhiI-
ippines with Company II, Eighth In
fantry.
During the World War. he was
member of the Coast Artillery Corps.
serving as an instructor for officers
and enlisted men at Key West.
On October II. 1921. he re-cnlisted
in the Air Service and was assigned
to the Forty-sevcnth School Squadron
at Brooks Field.
He has received nine discharge GER
tificates during his service oil of them
marked Character. Excellent
Each time he was discharged as
non-commissioner officer.
Sergeant Slater will continue to
reside in San Antonio, making his
homo in the Hot Wells section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
FORCES
TERROR TRIAL
{ H Al N
Cha NIB ers Expey;snces
Great Difficulty in Find
ing Women Witnesses.

Final preparations 70. Ii, tr:sl OF
the three BLACK Tcrrors." who will
face the bar of justice in Thirty-scv-
enth District Court Monday, arc bcin.
made by District Attorney C. NJ.
Chambers and assistants.
GREATEST difficulty is being expe-
rienced by deputy sheriffs in finding
women witnesses against the three
negroes. 1t is said the women victims
of the bandits fear they will be en-
barrassed by having to testify before
large crowd. For this reason. some
have evaded service, it is explained.
Judge William S. Anderson. before
whom the negroes will be tried. and
Mr.. Chambers have both announced
that every courtesy will be shown the
women witnesses, and that their iden-
titles will not become p;iblicly known.
Judge Anderson has indicated that the
courtroom will be cleared of all except
those whose duties require their pres
once, when the women testify. 1t was
pointed out that in cases of this kind
newspapers rarely print the names Of
the women.
The state will announce ready when
the first case is called Monday, ac-
cording to Mr.. Chambers. A case
charging one of the negroes with the
murder Of r. F. Usry is the first on
the docket. One other case charging
the murder of Usry and two cases Of
criminal attack are set for Monday.
The state will seek the death penalty
in each case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
ITALIANS, SUFFERING
COOLEST DECEMBER,
PROMISED RELIEF

ROME, Dec. 9.-CPl-Relief from
the most gripping December weather
Italy has experienced for n generation
is promised by the weather bureau.
Rome has been shivcring in a tempera-
ture of 20 degrees above zero. causing
tho unusual sight of icicles hanging
from the Roman fountains, while other
parts of the peninsula suffered much
more severely.
In Naples. two beggars were found
dead in the streets, having succumbcd
to cold and exposure. Thousands of
poor in Naples are reported to be sui
fcring acutely from the freezing wealth.
or. Snow is reported on top of Mt.
Etna.
Many trains throughout Italy are
snowbound. At places along the trans.
Apennine line, between Rome and the
Adriatic, the snow is five feet
deem.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
|ary In Enlarged and Remodeled Store
Gew Smokers Emporium,
Among South s Finest

ton TO his usual line OF smoking
accessories and box candies. And
so-you hear this everywhere-if you
are particular try Norris Block.
Stocking the finest quality OF to-
baccos. Mr., Block has worked up
one of the largest retail trades In
the South. He has installed every
modern device for keeping this stock
in perfect condition and that is a
big feature for the careful smoker"
Mr.. Block says that his years OF
experience have taught him that the
one thing smoker demands Is
that cigars and cigarettes be in per-
feet condition, Strict adherence to
his plan has brought hundreds OF
customers. Mr.. Block says.
Mr.. Block came TO San Antonio in
1909 from Galveston where he was
In the same business 10 years. He
began business here in the Riverside
building on Commerce street and
later moved to larger quarters after
purchasing the Diaz Cigar Store on
Alamo Plaza. He remained there
seven years and then moved to Hous-
ton street where the City National
Bank now stands. He sold his bust
ness there in 1913 as the San An
tonic Baseball Club which he owned.
demanded most of his time. In
1915 he sold the club and re-opened
a cigar store again on Alamo Plaza.
He sold out there in 1918 and re-
opened on Losoya "a few doors below
where his present store is located.
After Losoya street was widened in
1921 he leased the corner where he
is now located.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
GETS LIFE SENTENCE
IN Staying OF WOMAN

Anastacio Vargas, first Of three men
to be tried for the murder of Mrs.
Tulsa Garcia, Go, was sentenced to
life Imprisonment by Judge w. W.
McCrory in Ninety-fourth district
court Tuesday afternoon. Judge Me
Crory had previously denied motion
for a new trial.
An appeal will be taken to the
higher courts, Il. l.. o'Meara, defense
attorney, announced.
Mrs. Garcia was killed by blows
over the head with "some blunt in
strument." and her husband, Gabriel
Garcia. IS, was attacked and seriously
injured at the same time. They were
robbed Of about $40, all the money
in their possession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09

Pmoke!
aorris Block has 1t.
ou hear that everywhere, too.
years visitors from all over the
Entry as well as San Antonians
70 known that they could satisfy
ir desires for good cigars and
hiking tobaccos at Morris Blocks
CO. A large line of smokes is at
command of the customer.
md now comes Morris Block with
announcement that he has I'M
OWED HIS STORE.
lrty-flve years Of experience and a
ent extensive tour OF cigar and
stores and factories of the North
East by Mr.. Block who Is one
the leading cigar and pipe and
acco merchants OF the South are
resented in San Antonio's newest
noking emporium"
Norris Block. noted especially for
good cigars. has enlarged and
iodeled his store at the corner
Losoya and College Streets, Civ
to San Antonio the latest inno-
ions known to America that fea-
r this very important industry.
he store today is as fine as the
ding cigar and pipe stores OF
York City. New display
es for pipes and cigars per-
selection at q glance. Mr..
Pck has more than so brands OF
ars, 81 brands OF cigarettes which
fs not include a large stock of i'm
Fted Mexican and Turkish cigar
es. He offers more than a
4nds Of smoking tobacco In addi-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
AIR OFFICER GOES
ON FOREIGN TOUR

Second Lieutenant D. W. Goodrich.
air service, has been relieved from
duty at Fort Sam Houston and as
signed to duty in Hawaii, sailing from
San Francisco March 6.
He has been in charge Of the
Twenty-fourth Photo Section since thu
removal of the section from Brooks
Field.
First Lieutenant r. G. Wriston,
who is completing a tour OF duty IN
Hawaii, has been assigned to Fort
Sam Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT
RECOMMENDS 1T TO HIS FRIENDS

Pass it along to everyone II possible
writes Landon Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa.
Il hope IL will help others the same as
myself Every morning 1 was dizzy and
could hardly walk. but now 1 feel fine.
l never thought this change possible in
taking your pills. FOLEY'S PILLS. a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. flusl.
the kidneys and increase the amount of
waste matter carried out of your system.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
(Adyertisement)
When Joint : Ease
Gets In
Joint Agony Gets Out

If you want to take the pain and
misery out of rheumatic joints or re-
duce the swelling-or timber up stiff
creaky joints-then you want Joint
Ease-it's for the joints only-that's
why it succeeds when ordinary rene
dies fail. 60 cents a tube at all phar-
macists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
ny JACK HALL

TT WAS very dark as was going
L home the other night I live out
by Green lake. n was impossible
for mo 90 SEQ any familiar hnd.
marks. The street car Travelled fast
thru the iuhy blacknca, had 20
depend upon tho motormau. rs he
called tho streets. % know when I
should set OF, II was one.man
car.
AZ last Il seemed aA tho We sure.
ly must ho nearing my street
went 60 the frout OF the car and
found by asking the motorman that
VIZ were three blocks beyond my
destination.
l was tired and a little peoyed.
How do you expect ono 90 know
where Go get or n you don't call
the strcotsg" inquired OF tho con.
ductor.
Il call EN-. Buddy. call 'em.
Just keep your ears open and YOU
will hear me-" the motormnn. who
was No. 1881. replied.
/ had been listening and had not
heard him call street. won,
derod II this condition was occur,
ring all over tho city. 80 tho follow.
ing night | took little car ride on
IL OF tho different lines OF tho city.
rode on both two and one man
cars, set reasonable distance
from the conductor in each car.
on only two cars on which I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
COPS REFUTE
STORY OF HAT
/. AND Badness

Bald-headed Cops arc scarce Yet
a cop rs.ay removes his hat, VA
cert AZ funerals ana when he
wants 10 scratch his head
According to theory, a bald- head
ID man Is one who always keeps
his hirsuto adornment under cover
Hut again. tho query, who ever saw
= hald-hcaded copper
Capt r. l. Hedges has fine
head Of hair. but q Is carefully hid
den under hts sold braided Nat top
hat
I'd feel naked II l didn't hRyo
my hat on" h the general way OF
explaining their love for their lids,
Yet It's a Poor rule that has no
exceptions Look az chief soyeryns
Melody would recognize him In Il
blue flat top, His natural marcel
hits the eye and remains the out
standing impression Of his COM
handing personality because no
rarely wears a top-piocc.
Around the station. as on the
beats the cap is ever present For
20 remove his hat means sacri-
flee Of dignity and majesty OF no
siuon. It's almost lese majestic!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Listerine
Bounce Size 19c

MTILSTFIED G OCO Al u t OIL
SHAMPOO, small Elzo. ace.
GARWoop's vEGETAL LILAC
FRAGRANCE. for after bnth
or shaving. Acc.
VAN Ess SCALP or DANDRUFF
MASSAGE. pso bottle; ; bot
ties for s2.75.
LAyORIS, disinfcctant and mouth
wash, 20-oz, bottle, apc.
LAVORIS, S-os. size, ace.
LYSOL. popular dlslnfectant. 16-
on. size. 0pc.
PEBECo TOOTH PASTE. tube,
ale.
FoRHAN's TOOTH PASTE. 4ic.
PEPsoDENT TOOTH PASTE,
33c.
AQUA vELVA, lotion for after
shaving. noe.
All ALMOND BATH SOAP. Toe.
wooDBURY's FACE POWDER.
box, ace.
KINDS HONEY AND ALMOND
CREAM for hands or face;
medium size ale.
POWDER PuFFs, of velour or
wool, medium si2o, Zoe.
THEhTRINE COLD or CLEANS
ING CREAM, S-oS, size. 33c.
D'seVANfsHING GRE NJ,
large size. i0c. "
PONDS COLD CREAM. largo
size Ace.
MAvts TALcUM. 1sci cans for
3bc.
DER KISS TAICtJM, flesh or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
October Trade
Sale TOiletries
Alcohol Rub 33c

For external use; fun pint bot
ties.
ROUGE in metal box. with puff.
TanEerino or medium, f0c.
PALMoLIvE SOAP, dozen cakes.
H5c.
CREME OIL SOAP. dozen cnkos.
aDr.
JERGEN's or ARMoUR's BATH
TABLETS. in floral doors;
dozen, 00c.
KREEMOFF. cleaning tissues
for facial use; 2 pkgH. 25c.
BATH POWDER. in largo size
metal box, dclicntely fragrant
2bc.
BATH SALTS, several doors;
large bottleB. zoe.
REVELATION TOOTH POWDER
"a cans for zoe.
HOT WATER HOTTIES. pure
rubber; 2-uuRrt sizc, Onc.
SYRINGE, pure rubber, with Mt
tachment, 0oc.
WASH CLOTHS. in rubborizod
crotonne cases. for 2bc.
PEROXIDE or HYDROGEN, g.
VA iNNNi'f 49,
PEROXIDE or HYDROGEN, 4
Oh. bottle, 10.
PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNEStA
--I2-oz. bottle. 38c.
JAVA RICE POWDER white.
flesh or brunette, ale.
ANDRE ROYAL POWDER, i'm
ported. regular slzo. D3c.
pHENOBAX WATERS, popular
la1ntivc, 1901 2 for zoe.
UpJOHN'S g ASCA u A, Hinhlo
formula, 100 pills in bottle, tDc.
WILD ROSE BATH POWDER,
fine quality attractive box.
JERGENs WITCH HAZEL.
SOAP, 2 cnltcs IN box. ibc.
DAOGETT g. BAMSDEbbS COLD
CREAM, S-ounce. one,
PtVBRS POWDERS four odors,
three shades, 7Do.
HOSPITAL COTTON. absorbent,
1909 rolls, a0c.
sQUIBB's ASPIRIN TABLETS,
10 In box, itc.
NJ A N ON BESCAUT POWDER,
imported. three shades, soc.
TABCUM POWDER, finc quality,
several odors; can, i0c.
Main Fioor--rhc Hon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
MumbLed Street Names
GiUe Car Riders Trouble
Failure of Conductors and Motormen to Speak
Clearly Is Revealed

rode could I hear the names ~ the
streets distinctly, Conductor 1851,
on West Seattle car No. 500 took
the prize. Ito has fine. clear
voice and cndcayors 90 pronounce
iae names " tho streets clearly,
Conductor iii5 on car No. 6Jp,
line 10. also had good yuieo, but
no did not pronounce his streets
quite so distinctly
on an VI the inbound ears the
conductors failed 60 call any Of the
streets IN tho resident districts and
somo did not call when they
reached downtown, Conductor is2a
on Fauntlrfoy car No 6ss. Inbound
not only failed 60 call any OF tho
streets. bat gave the goahead sig
nal Just as two women wanted TO
board tho car, They shouted AZ
him. bat he only smiled. and failed
TO givo tho signal for tho motormhn
to stop tho car.
on Phinuey car No, sol. Conductor
No, SOL. outbound. the streets were
called. but in a very low and indis.
tinct voice. on Phinney car No, oil,
Conductor No. 1885, inbound. the
conductor started calling tho streets
after no got downtown. lie did fair,
~ we'll
Conductor No. ia25. car No. 500.
University limo 10, inbound, called,
but ho was sitting behind a door.
and his voice never entered tho car
al all
on Madison Park car No 500, Con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

luetor 30 1895, Montlal,s car No
49, Conductor No 1918, and car 200,
line 10. conductor tlg9. do not
know whether tho conductors called
tho streets or not tried hard to
hear them. but railea
After this, when I want 10 get or
a street car that am not quite sure
o. l am going 20 tell the conductor
The name or tho street am going
10 Hit as close 10 hmm ~ I can. and !
am going to hire a small boy 60 go
out ahead Of me and flag the car
when d comes. Then maybe won't
have 90 walk back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Effect of Environment
Limited by Personality

Every being comes Into TIE
world with certain possibilities above
which Il cannot rise. ana below
which II cannot sink" Esld Pro-
fessor George -. rigs Of the botany
department AZ tho university Ia an
article published In tho September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Return From North
With Hunt Trophies

AFTER having spent two months
hunting in tho Mount Dahl region or
Alaska, Marcus DAILY. Montana
mining man ana sportsman, reached
Seattle Sunday with hin companions
of the trip. Mr ana Mrs. william r.
Beach
Tho party had four caribou aud
sheep heads, and also ono live MS
nmute dog Mr DAILY stated that
they hunted with tho motion picture
camera as much as with the guns
The party II IN route 20 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

October number Of the American
Revisv.
within limits of those poarib.ll.
tics environment determines what
tho individual becomes" he raid.
Secondly, Professor Rlgg stated.
Every environment IL composed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
REINDEER SENT SOUTH

Fifty fine reindeer. the pick OF
Alaskan herds, were unloaded AT
Pier !. ON the Seattle waterfront.
sunday. They were Immediately 70.
loaded on the trains and shipped 60
California. The deer will be placed
in the Pacific Coasts Sportsmen's
club, az Tehachapl. chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
October Trade
Sale Foods
Neapolitan Cake
Special 55c

layers OF chocolate, pink and
white. topped with assorted
icings.
ontmen, Cookies. fresh and APP
petizing, ? dozen 25c
hon Mnrchc Homemade Brend.
Iict for, ............. zoe
Green Apple Pics, they certainly
are good. ench. ........., 2Sc
Ginger snaps. crisp and fresh:
Id. i0ci lbs. for. ,3oo
Fig Bars. you know tho kind
10 ..'...... .......,.,,.1 9o
Chocolate ruffs-they melt In
your mouth: ID ,..,,...,,3 0c
Almond Butter Creams
41c lb.
Made with pure cream, fresh
creamery butter, Marcona
almonds.
Assorted Chocolates, made with
hard chewing and fruit CEN
ters; lib. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ale
satin finish Mixed Candy, for tho
Riddles and grownups. lb. ,:ic
Libby's Kosedale
Pineapple, Can 19c
Sliced or grated pineapple;
largo cans luscious fruit, new
stock. Dozen. S:,25.
Sunny Garden" Peas
Can tic
Regular 2bo can. Finest quail.
ity No. 8 sieve Utah tender,
sweet peas, DOE. s1.D0i . for zoe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Good quality Windsor Crepe.
beautifully trimmed with
braid and embroidery. V and
round neck styles Splendid
values. Sizes i6. II. IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Lengths 3 to 20 Yards
Greatly Underpriced for This Sale!
Sale 5O-In. Silk and Wool Pompom c

Wool
fol sand
Magnolia, jade and
Floor Boz b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

You havo only 10 look
at them to realiza tho
tremendous rawlings in.
volyed. Well tailored,
half.bclted style; fully
lined. In navy, gray and
brown. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

factions and iH most eares some ors
factor f. the limiting one"
There laws have been sDpl> 20
plants and lower animals d
bat Professor EiEE pointed out how
thoy apply 10 humans a. well a.
plants and lover animals. In liter
allure uud practice they have 70
oeiyed tact recognition az applied
20 humans.
There has been too much Of a
tendency 10 argue over whether e.
vironment or hendlty b the CHIEF
force. according 20 Professor RIEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

With attractive, serviceable fur
collars of Fitch mandel. Well made
and fully lined with lingette and
satin de chine Innings. Trimmings
of fancy buttons and stitchings.
Black-brown-tan-gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Bs sure 70 read tomghrs Want
Ad Columns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

accurate record Of the gasoline con-
sumed disclosed that seventeen
miles had been obtained to each gall
Ion of gas.
For years "Old Pacific rested in
one Of the buildings of the Packard
Motor Car Company factory at De-
troit. At the request of James
Palmer. Packard distributor at
Jacksonville, Florida, it was shipped
to Florida las is. Only very short
time was required to put it in per-
feet running condition by the jack
sonville service station and then it
was started out to call upon every
city in the state. 1t is proving,
Palmer says, big attraction in
every city it visits.
The trans continental trip of the
"Old Pacific" was made in 1903. E.
I. Fetch who was famed in the early
days of the automobile as a road
driver, and who now lives at JEFF
ferson. Ohio, insists the trip was the
first ever made with an automobile
under it's own power from coast to
coast. The start was made at San
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
Lower Prices Boom
.HudSOn-ES Sales

AS result OF greatly reduced
prices, the sales activity Of Hudson
ana Essex cars has been greatly
simulated both locally and ali over
the United States. The autumn sea-
son, according to Frank S. Carpenter.
hudson Essex dealer, gives every in
dlcation of setting new high records.
With all lines of new cars having
oeen announced. he continued, the
public Is In an excellent position to
Judge comparative values, and to re-
ward with great volume of BUSH
ness those manufacturers who
present most value for the money.
Immediately after the Hudson
Essex price reduction was announc-
ed" said Mr.. Carpenter, I'VE began
to receive inquiries and orders for
cars in great numbers. The late