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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
HIGH.
On POWER

While much has been said regard.
ing the large power development Of
the small dimension motor as built
for racing cars. it has remained for
the hew Overland Whippet, the
European type light car recently
announced by Willys-O Overland, Inc,
to bring an equivalent large power
development from small dimensions,
to the standard car production for
passenger use in this country.
The rated horsepower of the en-
CINE in this light car is lower than
that Of any other light car built in
America, It being rated at slightly
over Is horsepower. The developed
brake horsepower ii 81, which II
the highest brake horsepower yet
reached by any stock production
light car, four-cylinder power plant
in this country.
This is in accord with the power
developments Of the European light
car motors, which show about 100
per cent greater developed power
than their rated power ability. The
average light four-cylinder motor In
this country shows approximately
power over rated power.
The developed power Of the Whip.
pet motor gives approximately one
horsepower for every s pounds
weight In the car, the sedan model
being used for these figures.
With 5000 dealers already using
the new Whippet models in daily
demonstrations remarkable records
of power performance are being re-
ceived. Already a Whippet has
been driven to the top OF Pike's
Peak in Colorado, without having q
stop to take on water, a feat rarely
accon1plis by any make OF car.
In competitive demonstrations II
has shown b power performance
in hill climbing 20 per cent in
excess of that OF the nearest car
In the light, four cylinder class.
Driven from Kansas City %
Denver, q Whfppet averaged 40
miles an hour for the last 200 miles
or the trip which was made over
dirt roads.
The weight or the crankshaft.
which Is so per cent heavier than
the average light, four cylinder car
Ecrankshaft; the large size Of the
crankshaft bearings, which are
equivalent to- tlos0 used on the
large motors; the. short. rigid
crarikshaft construction. the length
sof the connecting rods, which are
so per cent longer than the average
Isarts of this nature on other Light
car motors, have all brought about
81 freedom from vibration which Is
Immediately noticeable in the per-
Torrance Of this car.
Comments by users have been to
the effect that in smoothness and
In fIexibility, the Whippet runs
like the average six.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
CAD|LL LAG PL ANS
50 MODE Is

After, twenty-four years Of manu-
featuring. the Cadillac Motor Car
Company last week marked the
beginning OF its silver anniversary
year BY announcing d manufacture
Ing program said to embrace the
most extensive line Of quality body
models presented by one organiza-
ton in the history Of the auton1o-
tive industry.
Preparatory to the announcement
Of fifty types and STYLES and 500
color and upholstery combinations,
Cadillac distributors from all over.
the United States attended q cOn-
vention at the plant in Detroit and
witnessed the largest exhibition Of
cars Of d single make ever held
under one roof.
Because Of the enthusiasm aroused
by the new features and by tn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
DEMANDS Good
SMALL CAR

-. q
A tremendous undeveloped mar
ket IN the srnalr car field for an
automobile that is larger. more
roomy, much better riding and ex-
ceptionaIly durable, is seen by w al
ter p Chrysier, president OF the
Chrysler Corpora ton.
In d statement on this question,
Mr.. Chrysler says:
Fully aware. that there are TO-
day nearly 20 200, 900 motor cars
owned in the United States-or one
TO every. six persons-it seems 10
me that there are almost unNnnlleq
possibilities in that market. Sucn
q car must, OF course, COMBINE N
It these qualities no other car IN
that field possesses, II It IS 20 res
lister the success of which / speak.
There Is no question in my mind
but what the people who prefer q
low-priced. quality AUTOMOBILES are
deairous OF having built into that
car certain features that heretofore
have not been made available 70
that field. The industry has nor
given sufficient attention TO the
nan who drives small, loW-prlceo
ear. It simply has gone on the as
sumption that the same measure OF
comforts that must be incorporated
into every car OF higher price. II Il
Is to be successful, could not be
built into the smaller cars.
Il disagree most emphatically
with that; assumption. The person
who prefers to drive small car
Is entitled to every consideration
that can be given him. It is pos
sible Ito build the qualities OF com.
fort roominess, easy riding ana
long life into small car. Tne
possibilities with such a car are 50
tremendous that it can actually De
built In great quantities at remark
ably low cost. If the manufacturer
has the capacity and organization
to do it.
Medical authorities have definite
II established the fact that the man
who continuously drives a small car
suffers from abnormal and excessive
fatigue and nervous strain because
OF the noise. iolting, bouncing and
excessive vibration he has always
undergone TO date In that type car.
He has been compelled to put up
with these discouraging conditions
because. up to the present. no one
has gone about the task OF design
ing q small. low-cost car that
remedied them.
Whenever he has had Op-
portunity to take his family for a
long. weekend drive or for a tour
across several states during his
vacation. the entire family has been
forced to tolerate the same condi-
ton.
Better designed cars. built to a
single standard OF higher quality.
with modern space engineering, Inn
proved springs and generally I'M
Broved riding comfort. are bound to
remedy this and are bound to en-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
czEcHSOL OvAI<IA TO BuILD
BIG MoUMENT TO WILSON

PRAGUE, Aug. 4.--A huge monu.
merlt Of President Wilson will be
erected ia Prague near to- the VIII
son station. for his efforts at Yer
saiIies resulted in the formation Of
the present Republic Of Czecho-
Slocakia.
A new society. the "Cecho- Slo-
yakian American Society,"" has been
organized to carry on the work, for
which they have collected $4,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

joy a CONSPICUOUS success for their
producer.
There is a ready-made market of
100000 cars the first year for the
company which produces that type
of car. We are going TO do it. I'm
less we are far astray in our Judge
ment OF what the American public
wants in the so-called small car
field. It will appreciate such car
to the extent that It will make it
an outstanding success from the
first day it is given opportunity TO
ride in that type of car"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
JoLsoN DIVORCE COMING
DESPITE HIS DENIAL

PARIS, Aug. 4.-Although Al JoI-
son voIubIy denies that he Is di-
vorced or is to be divorced, the
international News Service learned
today that divorce action against
Jolson ia being prepared for Mrs.
Jolson, the former Ethel Delmar
Jolson, it is reported, il remain
ing in Paris in order to accept
service IN the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
Come Try This
Matches >SmoOthneSs

Velvet upholstery; rich, silver,
finished hardware Of Old Empire
design, and a superb vanity case
and smoking set.
There is fine, steel inbuilt trunkat
the rear, and among further appoint.
ments is included an electric clock.
The price also covers 4-wheel brakes
and S disc wheels. And there are ;
highly scientific purifying devices
included AN air cleaner, oil puri-
fer, and gasoline filter.
LIGHT SIX SERIES: Touring, 1865; 4DOcr Sedan $685.
4 o. B. Racine. SPECIAL SIX SERIES Touring $113Ss
Roadster(z Pass z25SCcupes
$1l65; Sedan, $121s Door Sedan $1315; }. anas.
kee. ADVANCED SIX SERIES Tourins $134o1 Roadsose
(4Pass) 41475; Sedan, $14zss 4-Docr Sedan $1375.
ADVANCED SIX SERIES (Exrru Long Whe1lbnsels Tour
ing (7.pass), $l4oos Victoria (4Passl $3.50; 4DoCr
Coupe, 1880; Sedan (7PassI @zoocs + 9. b Ksnosha
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

Once you have experienced the
supreme travelluxury Of this Nash
Advanced Six 4>Door Coupe you'll
recognize it as without a parallel
in its field.
There is softness, a soothing
smoothness to the power,stream Of
the big Nash 7-bearing cranlshaft
Enclosed Car" motor that gives to
motoring a new attraction in the
way Of velvety, buoyant fight.
This great motor is engineered to
deliver 258 more power and It
sweeps the car from an idling pace
to the top ofits gait a full 23% faster.
To this rare reliability Nash adds
such irresistibly appealing features
as genuine Chase Velmo Mohair
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

advances In quality and number Of
body STYLES, officials of the Cadillac
Company decided upon an inn
nromptu display for residents and
visitors in Detroit preceding the
announcement It was attended by
body engineers and writers repre-
senting automotiye publications, AZ
wen as By throngs Of Detroit resi-
dents.
The impression created IN De
troit Is that the new Cadillac pro-
gram carries the movement coward
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

the personal izati0I ok duality motor
car bodies to new high mark.
The fifty body types and styles
include three classes Of bodies, the
standard and the custom lines. both
built by Fisher, and a special Gus.
tom line consisting Of eighteen
Fleetwood and four Brunn bodies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

Follow the trials Of JOslyn q
dancer in j night club which
start August 3 in The Tai
Dancer iii The Washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
$4,000, 900 FOrds

Another million mark in Ford pro.
lcIuction was passed this week when
motor IL, 0OO,O 900 came off the assem-
bly, line at the Fordson plant Of the
Ford Motor Company at Detroit.
Some idea Of the present eIlor-
nous production Of Ford cars IS OBJ
tanned when ii Is recalled THAT If
was only q little more than two
years ago, June 1924. that the
ten millionth Ford was produced.
In the 2515 months elapsed since
that time Ford output has increased
4, DOC, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

THE NEW 1925 SERIES OIds-
mobiles. which are attracting wide
attention In Washington are
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BE fiIanlent bulbs, one filan1ent Tor
''brlghtD action and one Tor dim"
action, assuring extra vision Tor
night driving without Sacrifices O.
safety Tor approaching drivers.
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

Herewith are pictured the officers of the graduation class and the president oi the Civic league of the Central Junior high school. They are the following: Philip Bergstrom. presldcnt; Gertrude Erickson, vice presdent; Mary McCrann, secretary. aud Joseph Matrazzo, treasurer. All have been active in the social side of their school life and are re- garded highly by their fellow class mates and the faculty. They arc also among the leaders in their studies. Miss MCCrann is a sister of Donald McCrann, president of the senior class at the Senior high school.
 Tho Civic league, of which Roy Horton Is president, is the student governing body of tho school and it's president is regarded as the head of all the classes in the school. The society has been in existence only foW years but is one of the most important extra currlcula organiza- lions at the school.
 It's duties are to regulate traffic at the time between periods when Inc students are changing class rooms and whom they are being dis missed at the close Of school and to r"gnlate disipIino All the problems of school life are referred to this league.
 Other officers of the league are Mery McCrann, vice. president; Mar .idric Henry, secretary, and John StHuh, treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
(: i B sa \ af haAKsh Q , K '! s!ll ! 5 F M ' '
TAKE NATURES TONIC
 EVERY MORNING

Thousands have stopped head ache in the morning, dullness, las Situde, unpleasant breath, etc, with California lemon juice in hot water. taken every morning first thing on getting out of bed.
 Meat, fish and eggs and starchy foods are acid in reaction in the blood. Lemon, although known as acid fruit" is alkaline In its reac- tion in the blood. So if you eat eggs every morning you should take California lemon juice, especially If you are troubled with "acidlty" or high blood pressure"
 Try it for ten days and note re, sults-the juice of one California lemon in hot water every morning without fail.
 Get dozen California lemons now-the tart, juicy. practically seedless kind, Adv.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
WANT PATH OF PEACE
German Govt, Anxious to Keep in
 Peaceful Channels and Get Fi- nanCially Rchabilitatcd.

Berlin. April 2S (A9 --- The Ger man government Is determined 10 follow the paths of peace, thereby aiding Germany's economic recov- cry. Chancellor Luther today told German industrial and commercial representatives in a speech on eco homie conditions.
 The chancellor said that Ger many's political and economic po- sition has been improved vastly but that the country is still far from real recovery from the effects Of the World war He said that whereas Germany possessed onc- eighth of the worlds trade in 1913. h"r export trade in 1925 was only two-llfths of that in the year be- fore the beginning of the war.
 The governments most impor- t1nt task to bring about economic recovery, he said, is 10 create gen. oral and political peace. He assert d that Germany's desires regard ing conditions in the occupied re- gions are as yet unfuliillcd, and that real peace is only possible when the second and third Rhine land zones are evacuated.
 The Russian German treaty, signed last Saturday, supplements the Locarno pacts and represents progress on the path of general political tranquility, Chancellor Luther said. II creates now poacoabln basis for cooperation with Russia, he added.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
RHEUMATIC ACHES
 AMAZINGLY HELPED
Wonderfully better after simple home treatment

When those old aches in joints and muscles come on-try this simple home treatment that so many rheumatic sufferers have found effective.
 T suffer very much with rheuma- tism." writes a Salt Lake City, Utah, woman, especially during changes of weather. I always use Sloan's Lini- ment and it relieves the pain very quickly" .,y ~~,, a
 Hundreds of letters like this have come to the makers of Sl0an's telling of the wonderful relief they have got from all kinds of muscular pain with this amazingly effective iiniment.
 Sloan sgetsresults becauseit doesn't just deaden pain; it gets at the cause. Right to the place that hurts it brings 8 healing stream of fresh, new blood. Quickly and surely it carries off the rheumatism germs, takes out stiffness and drives away the aches and pains, So clean and easy to use too. All druggists-35 cents.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
HARTLEY, DEL, HAS
 FIREBUG RAMPANT
Church Burned Despite Presence
 Of Armed Guard

Hartley, Del, April 9S P)-Tcrror of q suspected incondiury in this htlle Delaware town reached its eli max early today when the Methodist Episcopal church was burned 15 minutes after q cordon of guards had patroled the building. It was the second attempt on the church and the eighth unexplained fire in three weeks. State police and fire men were on patrol duty all last night.
 A suspect previously arrested in connection with the fires, was safe ly in the Hartley jail when the church was burned today.
 Lights in Hartley homes rarely are "Xtinguishod and on recent nights lanterns have been hung in trees In surrounding woods while armed patrols have sought to solve the fire mystery.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
First! SALAD TEA Is the First Choice of Tea Drinkers
Is the First Choice of Tea Drinkers

Grand Banks, were landed here yes- terday by the French schooner Tour Du Pin, Both vessels left St. Alalo March l5 for the fishing grounds.
 Captain Lecau Of the Matutina said his vessel started 10 leak after heavy weather. On April 10 she was struck by q huge wave, and for 10 days thereafter her pumps were Kept working day and night The Tour Du Pin sighted the Matutina's distress signals April 20, and after n conference with Captain Bouvicr the Matutina's skipper decided to fire his ship and abandon her.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Thousands Attend Funeral Of Boxer in Carteret, N. J.

Cartcrct. x. J.. April 2S P,- More than 1.ooo people today attend ed funeral services for Johnnie Car roll, popular boxer, who was slain in a street fight with three negroes Sunday. The burning of negro church in retaliation has caused a feeling of unrest and numbers of negroes have left town.
 Two motorcycle policemen lcl th" funeral cortcgc and police were sta tioned at Carroll's home. St. Jo- seph's Roman Catholic church and on adjoining streets. No disturb ances were reported.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Prince Carol Asked to
 Aid in Supporting Son

Paris, April 2S tP)-Hi1i I,ambrino, former MorEantic wife of ex-Crown Prince Carol Of Rumania, has sum- moned tho Prince through hor law yer 10 appear before the registrar of the IyCee MjChclot, a private gram mar and high school situated in the outskirts of Paris. Tho Prince is directed to furnish papers identify ing their son, Mircca, whom Madamn Lamhrino wishes to enter school. The Prince also will he asked to provide tuition and board fees for aom"stor's attendance.
 When Madame T.amhrino applied for Mircca's enrolment. the regis trar of tho school told her that identity papers and patornal consent. or, failing that, a court decree. wcro necessary before the boys matricu- lation.