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Evening star., 1926-09-18
|zARENE SOCIETY
10 MEET SEPT. Is
LaI Conference viii Be
EId at Trinity Church
Until October 3.

annual conference of the
fy of. the Nazarene will he held
September 26 to October at
[y Diocesan Church, Third and
BETS. This society is an organ.
|n of the Episcopal Church de.
to the revival OF the apostolic
try Of healing and the cult.
Of the spiritual life.e The sub
Tor discussion will be "Evangel.
Healing and the Pastoral Func.
'ong the speakers on phases of
Subject will be DR.. John r.
of Johns Hopkins Hospital and
n. Sinclair Bowen of this city.
following clergymen also will
papers: Rev. E. B. Holmes.
i k. Mass: Rev. j. NJ. Haight,
& Im Manor. \. Y: Rev. w. H.
bf this city. Very Rev. John
dean of Trinity Cathedral,
4 sn. Md. provincial director of
|pciety. will preside at the ses-
of the conference, and Rev.
White, vicar of Trinity Church
host to the convention, is in
of all arrangements.
DIR. ]. Gayner Banks, director
society. will preach September
4 Trinity Church. both at IL am.
pm. Beginning Monday the
schedule will be as follows:
communion, 1880 am, followed
eakfast; 1918, Bible study and
stions: II. conference Session.
BEADING of papers and discus
The services every night at s
conducted by DR.. Banks.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
REV. EDWARD 0. CLARK
TO CONTINUE SERIES
Rally Day at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church Will Be Held
October 3.

"Divine Glory in the Temple is the
theme of the pastor. Rev. DR.. Edward
O. Clark, at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. The
Junior church. with a storysermon
for children. is held at II o'clock. DIR.
Clark will give the second sermon in
the series on Vacation Ventures" en-
titled I'm the Catskills." AT pm
Plans are already under way for a
rally day in all departments of the
church October 3.
The Senior B. Y. p. L. will meet AT
pm. tomorrow. with a reception, to
which the entire church is invited.
What the Young Peoples Society
Has Done and Seeks to Do" will be
l >of
The Women's Society will meet at
til, pus.vI . nome. 217 Raymond
street, Monday afternoon. An enter
tanning program has been arranged.
The subject for the prayer service
Thursday will be MY Favorite Mis-
sionary Hero"
Evening star., 1926-09-18
FEDERATION PLANS
UNION MEETINGS
Opening Service Scheduled
for Tomorrow in Eighth
Street Temple.

A series of union mass meetings
under the auspices of the Washington
Federation of Churches and the First
Congregational Church, will begin to
morrow and will be held each Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
Eighth Street Temple, Eighth and ]
streets. Rabbi stephen S. Wise OF
New York will preach on What Men
Live By" Rev. DR.. w. l.. Darby, ex
ecutive secretary of the Washington
Federation of Churches, will preside
Other Speakers Listed.
The other speakers for the meet
ings will be: September 26, Rev. DR.
Joseph Fort Newton of Philadelphia
October 3. Rev. DIR. Frederick F
Shannon of Chicago: October 10. Rev
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman of New York
October IT, Bishop Theodore S. Hen
derson of Cincinnati: October "a. Rev
DIR. A. Edwin keigwin of New York
October 81. Rev. Prof. Albert Parker
Fitch of Northtield, Mimi; Novem
ber Z, President William Oxley
Thompson of Columbus, Ohio; Novem
ber IA, Rev. Prof. w. Aiken Smart OF
Emory University Georgia; Novem
ber 81. Dean Shailer Mathews Of Chi
cago; November 28, Dean Charles r
bIOWH ia 1dlO DlStiAIy oCiioOl, ~
cember S, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes
of Chicago; December II, Rev. DR.
Charles L. Goodell of New York; De
cember 10, Rev. Prof Carl S. Patton
of Chicago. /
DIR. Pierce Returns to City.
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce has re
turned to Washington to resume his
work here. His subject tomorrow
morning: when he breaches at the
Metropolitan Theater. where the
church is holding it's Sunday morning
services. will he "Christ's Observa
tiOns."
The evening service of the church
will be held at o'clock at the Eighth
Street Temple, when Rabbi Wise
speaks on America and Europe, a
Study of Debts and Credits.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 am
in the Metropolitan Theater. with the
exception of the primary department
which is at 10 o'clock at q Grant
place.
The Senior Society of Christian En-
deavor and Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor hold their meet
ings at the Eighth Street Temple and
27 Grant place, respectively, at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Official Matchmaker for Every Church
to Marry OFF Girls Urged by Pastor

at which they could instruct the
young folk in the ways of making
happy marriages.
II believe 1t would save lot of
trouble and would help empty cur
divorce courts. The matchmaker
could teach the girls just how to win
the boys they want-21ow to bait their
lines for them. At present lot OF
the wiles which the fiappers use repel
the very men they are set to attract.
Marriage keeps a girl out of dance
halls and a boy out of poolrooms. Ii
I had my way there wouldn't be so
many of such places. I do not be.
lieve the church is the place for
dances, but I do think sociais ana
movies should have a part on the
church program. This would give the
young people a chance to meet one
another and might lead to many
happy marriages.
"Here Is where the matchmaker
could have his kingdom, doing every
thing possible at such times to pro
mote friendship between the boys and
girls. His job in it's way would be
quite as important as that of any
church deacon or steward and would
give just as much happiness to the
world
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September lS.-
Every church and parish in the coun
try should have an official match
maker to marry girls off at Is or IL
according to Rev. John r. Frizer OF
Chestnut Ridge. Pa.
Boys should be married by the time
they are II. says Rev. Mr.. Frizer
who attended a conference OF Baptist
clergymen here this week. He has
been a Baptist clergyman for 45 years
and has long been, at war on old
maids and bachelors, believing they
are not only unhappy, but too apt to
stray from the straight and narrow
pathways.
''By marrying, the girls at an early
age they are saved from the fate OF
being worldly fappers." said the
minister. Instead, they settle down
in a home of their own and rear a
family. In the end they are far better
off than the girls who run around as
bachelor maids until they are Is
or 30.
"Matchmakers would have more
than the duty of seeing that the right
boys met the right girls. They would
hold a weekly marriage meeting night.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
UNITARIAN LAYMEN GOING
TO SERVICE AT ALL SOULS
WRC to Broadcast Morning Sermon
by Rev. DR.. Pierce on "What
All Men Desire"

Two hundred delegates present at
the National Convention of the Uni
tartan Laymen's League will attend
the service at All Souls Church
Unitarian). Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. The sermon will be delivered
by the minister. Rev. DR.. Ulysses G.
3. Pierce. on the subject. What All
Men Desire" WRC will broadcast the
service. which will include the ring
ing of the Revere bell.
The motion picture hour will be
resumed tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock in Pierce Hall. The feature
to be shown is the film Evolution. "
which vividly portrays the dramatic
story of the rise of man. 1t was
prepared with the assistance of the
American Museum of Natural His
tory. The program for the Fall series
of motion picture hours is now com.
plete and includes many interesting
films.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
IT NAZARENE CHURCH
INSTALL NEW PASTOR
]. H. Parker of Bloomsbury,
Comes to Northeast Group
With Fine Record.

j. Fl. Parker, formerly pastor
Fzarene Church of Bloomsbury,
4 iii be installed as pastor of the
|Nazarene Church, Seventh and
Eets northeast. tomorrow morn
II O'clock
4 J. 7. Mavbury. superintendent
/ Observation-Disclosures dis
will have charge of the services.
|arker is regarded as strong
preacher. and has been sue
in his evangelistic and pas
kork.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
DR.. LAMBETH TO PREACH.
Schedule of Services at Mount Ver-
non Place Church.

Rev. Dr. w. A. Lambeth will preach
tomorrow morning at Mount Vernon
Place M. f. Church South on "Spr-
itually Minded" and in the evening
his theme will be What Everybody
Ought to Know Mr.. Mckee will
preach to the Junior congregation at
II o'clock, on being "A Dud." The
topic for discussion by the Senior Ep-
worth League will be "How to Use the
Bible in Winning Men, led by Miss
Carrie Williams.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society will be held
Tuesday at II o'clock. DR.. Lambeth
will make an address. Mrs. w. B.
Pistole will teach the Bible lesson. a
meeting Of the executive committee
will be held Monday at IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
MISSION GROUP TO MEET
Calvary Baptist Women Plan First
Autumn Session Tuesday.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
Calvary Baptist Church will hold its
first Autumn meeting Tuesday at II
O'Clock in the junior room of the Sun
day school house.
Mrs William S. Abernethy will lead
the devotional service and also tell
of her "Gleanings From the Western
Coast" 'Gleanings From the Eastern
Coast" will be given by Mrs. Fl. M.
kendrick. A solo will be sung by
Miss Esther NJ. Lohrer. Members of
the Abby Gum Baker Circle will
serve as hostesses. Luncheon will
follow the morning session. Members
of other churches are invited.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Viva January to Talk.

NJ. January will lecture in the
Auditorium. 1926 I street, to.
at ) p.nl.. on the subject.
light IF Truth Triumphs< At
ck Is the sunday school and
lass. superintendent. Mrs. Lii
Talks on Truth"
hy Arthur T. Buck at AS
| II nd at 6:45 O'Clock is the Good
Club. The leader for this week
Maude r. Schooley. and sub
Greatness Experience"
Evening star., 1926-09-18
F. w. COLLIER BACK.
|arris to Preach Tomorrow at
|undry Methodist Church.

DR.. kendrick Brown Harris,
of Foundry Methodist Episco-
hurch, will preach tomorrow
biz on the theme "A proffered
/" and in the evening his sub
III be Denying the Faith"
Frank w. Collier. teacher of
|lgiano, class, has returned from
in Europe and will resume
be- his class tomorrow morning
|'ClOCk.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
DR.. CLARK ENDS VACATION
Will Preach Tomorrow at First
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. DIR. John Britain Clark has re-
turned from his vacation in Massa-
chusetts and will occupy the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian Church tomor-
row morning at II o'clock, when he
will speak on the most doubted and
least believed verse in the Bible, God
Is Love-" There will be no afternoon
or evening service until later in the
season. The regular midweek service
for the deepening of the spiritual life
will be held on Thursday evening at
o'clock.
At 4 o'clock DIR. Clark will preach
the inaugural sermon for the opening
Of the university year at Maryland
University.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Rev. E. C. Primm to Speak.

"Reminders From the Roadside
will be the sermon topic tomorrow
night of Rev. Ellis c. Primm at the
Second Baptist Church. Fourth street
and Virginia avenue southeast The
subtopics discussed will be Way
side Crosses" Changing Times" and
"Godward Spires" In the morning
the sermon subject will be. Keeping
in the Presence of the Best
Evening star., 1926-09-18
-lans Evans elistic Talk.

Homer 4. Kent Of the First
en- Church. temporary quarters.
chth street southeast. will oc-
his pulpit AT both services to-
X. In the morning he will
from tho subject, The Great
n2e." In the evening the mes
Mil he evancclistic in nature.
nnd:y school meets at $3.50 am,
lristian Endeavor at pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Sunrise Prayer Service.

A sunrise prayer service will be
held at $50 o'clock tomorrow at the
Liberty Baptist Church. followed by
the Sunday school meeting at $3.50
o'clock. The pastor, Rev. III. T. Gaskins,
will preach at II am, on 'Tithing,
and at s PM, on profit and Loss
Holy communion at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
". Kyle Booth Returns.

KYLE Booth has returned from
I'ation in Ohio and will preach
In services tomorrow at the
b Memorial Congregations
b, Ma sSachusetts avenue and
SireGt northeast.
,ubi.; g. ne II o'clock serv-
b be Life IS We Make 1t
bhis q for he evening is The
~ O. Small Things. The sac
"t he lords supper will be
stored ii; ;he morning service.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Will Sneak on. Vision"

AT Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. r. w. Brooks
will speak on the subject, ''Vision and
Victory The Progressive Bible
Glass meets at 10 am. subject. 1.-THE
Prophesies of Isaiah" The Senior
Christian Endeavor Society will pre-
sent it's program at 6:30 pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Special Services Scheduled.

There will be special services at
the Mckinley Memorial Baptist
Church, Fourth and l. streets, all day
tomorrow. Holy communion at $3.50
pm. Rev. DIR. st. Clare Drake of
New York will preach. Mass meeting
at pm, under the auspices of the
Universal Negro Improvement Asso-
citation. Rev. DR.. Rankin the pastor
will nrea oh at a M
Evening star., 1926-09-18
WILL BEGIN SERIES.
petworth Pastor Plans Sermons OF
Goods Challenges.

Rev Henry J. Smith. pastor of the
Petworth Baptist Church. will begin
a series of sermons on Gods Chal.
lenges" tomorrow morning.
The first sermon will be on THE
Challenge of Failure" The topic for
the evening sermon is Life Invest
mentS."
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Christian Science Parent Church.

At the service of the Christian Sci
ence Parent Church of the New Gen
GRAFTON tomorrow at II am, at thu
Hotel La Fayette, a message from
Mrs Bill. who is temporarily in Eng
land. will be read on the lesson sub
ject, Let There Be Light
Evening star., 1926-09-18
RESUME SERVICES.
Jniversalist Church Members
% Assemble Tomorrow

ching services of the First
|salist Church. which were dis
he'd during the Summer season,
e resumed tomorrow at the
house. 1901 S street, with SER
1t IL am. by Rev. DR.. Doris
Fett, on rs Religion Worth
pm. there will be a devotional
8 of the Young Peoples Chris
nion.. topic. why Vacations?"
Miss Helen Bond. Next Sun
II he rally day" for the church
Evening star., 1926-09-18
g HANDS Baptist Service.

Newton NJ. Simmonds. pastor
Highlands Baptist Church.
enth and jefferson streets. will
Is his morning topic. Great
of Jesus-His Temptation.
the evening the theme will be
Biography of a Blessing"
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Chaplain to Hold Services.

The services tomorrow at II O'Clock
at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church will be conducted by Chaplain
John T. Axton of the United States
Army
Evening star., 1926-09-18
Missionary to Preach.

Rev. E. PeM-ce Hays. who has spent
the past Ave Ayears as a missionary
in China, will A'reach at the II am.
service at Douglas Memorial M. E.
Church. Eleventh, and H streets
northeast.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
COMMUNION SERVICE.
DR.. Montgomery to.Administer Sac
rament Tomorrow Morning.

At he<MetropolitansM Memorial Meth
odist Church tomorrow morning DIR.
James Shera Montgomery. the min
lister. will administer holy communion
for the first time since he assumed
the. pas6prate of this church.
1n\the evening at o'clock he will
speak pn> wild Geese" by Martha
Ostenso.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
SPEAK ON VICTORY.
rson's Evening Sermon to Be
on Golden Rule.

UH 0UIUcH 1SU1c'
Laurels of Victory" will be
bject of the morning sermon to
Eered by Rev. DR.. Joseph Tenn
Herson. minister of Hamline
list Episcopal Church. Sixteenth
Plison streets. His subject for
Eening sermon will be THE
Rule.
Church school meets at $3.50
|. and the Epworth League at
Evening star., 1926-09-18
OTHER SERVICES.
HALL MISSION

623 La. AVE. NV.
For the Promotion OF
Scripture, Holiness
Sunday Service. ? 30 nm
Iysf Meeting. THURSDAY. 3 IN.
ALL WELCoj@
Evening star., 1926-09-18

This is the third Sunday evening sermon
on wonderful Bible copversions.p n e.ao
Wanted-IOO per cont present at SUNDAY
School to welcome Mr.. Richard I'd. a: fGr@. nr
Briggs and Mr.. Ford ssnd all OF US Will ne
glad to welcome you back home. r stranHers stsrs
moon Is, s. at 1910 Az st. S.W.. will ne re-
Orgaplzed Sunday 2 SIN.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
FIFTH
"a, near 9TH s.W.

DIR. John T..
Briggs will
preach.
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THE UNSEEN
70 " G. r q OF
LIFE"
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VERSIONS "
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HOUSE.
Evening star., 1926-09-18
CLARK TO PREACH.

can u. Chancellor to Occupy
hristi7 IN Church Pulpit.
Dr. Lucius &. Clark. chancel-
Amo riran tniversitv. will preach
nW mulnin" at the Vermont
+ christian Church. There will
Eching i'm the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Salvation Army
Summer Camp to
Be Opened Today

The Salvation Army Sumn,e. Camp
taI needy mothers and children "
Imperial valley 1t Blakr springs
opened mp this morning and viii
lr run during the three summer
months. \ numbcr of undernour-
isLed children ere among the firat
10 b" taken to the camp.
The children from Brawlcy,
Wcstmorland, Calipatria Iud Impc-
rial, viii be among the first % b.
takcu for "a period o. tWo weeks.
th,n others taken as we'll trom Fl
Centre. We c<pc,t to acoommo.
date 800 during the summer.
Adiutaut Peterson states thos"
Who wish to donate amy sort Of food
10 help to feed and nom ish thc>r
children please call, telephone Ill.
before : il the morning cr after &"
at night.
The Salvation Army greatly ap-
! rcciatcd the Kindness of the friends
il helping las; wear.
The official opening viii be held
SUNDAY, June Is, al - clock, when
tho Salvation Army advisory boarI
will bc the guest of the Salvation
Amy at a luncheon presided over b.
Staff Captain Boyd from Pasadena
and Judge Swanson.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
EXCURSION RATES
HAVE INCREASED
COAST TRAVELLING
Special Train Will Carry
Elks to Memorial Dedi-
cation July IA.

Considerable increase in railroad
travel by residents of the valley has
been noticed since the installation of
low summer fares ON April 80, ac-
cordng to C.. w. Ruugc district
freight and passenger agent of the
southern Pacific.
The low ruund trip ratc of $l2.35
from FL Centre to Los Angeles,
tickets for which are on sale every
day, has attracted many people who
formerly made the trip by automo-
bile, according 20 Rmgc Car own.
crs have told him that figuring the
wear and tear, gas and oil, and per
Soual Inconvenience ON the long
ride, and comparing it with the rail
road fare. they believe the railroad
affords them an opportunity for
considerable saving.
As the low rate tickets are ON sale
each day, those desiring to make IA
trip TO Los Angeles do not have to
wait for the week end to obtain the
lo,. rate. Tickets carry a 10 day
limit, thereby enabling businessmen
to take plenty o. time III handling
their Les Angeles affairs. BY pay
ING a diffcrential of $50, the time
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
THEATERS

THE ATRDOME.-Don t look up
on the Ford with contcmp, - it
light fool you. 1t did in Priscilla
Deans latest star production. - For
'biddcu Waters,
Priscilla is roaring along the Ne
Nada state highway in ovcrfuI
roadster and has given u motor cor
the "go by-as she crossed .hG
California state line, "A lowlv Ford
touring car hove into sight and
gradually overlook Miss Dean, de
spite the fact that she was travelling
at a high speed,
When the Ford had passed her and
was blocking her way, she stopped
amazcd; she asked the sheriff, who
drove the Ford, how he got 50 much
speed out of his ear. With twinkle
il his eye, he raised the hood OF his
car and disclosed powerful eight
cylinder motor.
II is one of the many comedy
touches in Forbidden Waters
which will be shown at the Airdom"
theatcr tomorrow night. Waltey
McGrai, Casson Ferguson, DcSacia
Moocrs and Dan Mason are in the
supporting east.
Although Victor Herbert, the fa
nous composer, is not here to en-
iov it. one of his fondrSt dreams has
a last come true. Mile. Modistc,
his favoritc operctta, which he had
Il IL p. an ~
las been filmed bv C0rinnc Griffith.
The picture comes to the aifdomC
Thursday and Friday.
According to +. NJ. Asher, in
charge of the Cormnc Griffith pro
auctions, which made the picture
for First National release, the fihn
has been lavishly produced. One
ct the episodes j, fashion spec.
tac'c. Gowns were Specially de-
signed for this display al.d ,morr
tLan a score Of the most beautiful
girls in Hollywood acted rs man
nequiES.
Victor Herbert had often tx
P,csSed a desire to see " Mile. Mo
di>tr," filmed is he believed that
tie piquant theme lent itself par
ticularlv we'll to screen treatment.
Norman Kerry plays opposite
the star. with Willard Louis IN the
raior comedy rule Others IA tn"
.;st are Rost pionc. Paulc,tc III
Asal, Dorothy Cumming, Pat Samer-
set, Mario Garlic. Vie Potel and
Others. R2ber, L. Lcou'rd direct
ID. Adelaide Hrilbron rade t ho
aGaptation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Mayfield Assesses
Fines for Brutal
Use of Animals

With automobiles and tractors in
general use throughout Imperial Val
ley. the county humane officers are
not neglecting their supervision over
dumb animals, AS shown by two fines
levied Yesterday against rancherS
charged with cruelty TO animals.
Romero Cabareno. a ranch labor
er, was fined So for cruelty beat
ing mule because the animal was
unable to pull Il heavy load. Wit
nes>ts testified that the animal
tried in vain to draw the load and
when it was unable to 10 81 Gab&-
reno beat il until the mule almost
collapsed.
Nhan Singh, foreman on the
ranch, was also fined $25. The tcs
timonv showed that he had refused
to put another mule on the hauling
job, claiming that il WIS not heavy
enough to warrant TWO mules.
Frank Reading, deputy county
health officer. WAS the complaining
witness against the defendants.
The fines We're imposed by Judge
Muyfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
new DEVELOPMENT
PENDING IN THE
LIGHT CAR FIELD
We'll known Expert Tells
How Motors Are Going
to Change Soon.
BY GEORGE w. SUTTON Jr

J (Editor'S Notc-Mr. sutton is one
of the best known contributors to
+ leading American and European
motor publications.
Back of all the present smoke CON,
ccrning the future type of light car
III this country, there is certain 10
be very definite amount of real
fire. Two European builders have
just left us with satisfied looks on
their faces. The question of small
cr motors, greater speed from the
small ear, greater fuel economy and
new dimensions in general. have
de- receiving far more than casual
mention in the big motor car manu-
featuring ceutcrs.
The general impression is that an
entirely new type of light, small car
Is not very far away from the pro
ductlon stage and that il will be a
quantity affair when it finally makes
Its appearance.
1t is generally understood that
such car will have u smaller piston
displacement than any we have been
accustomed to in the past, that it
Will be a high speed motor and that
it will show power development
per cubic inch of piston displaec-
mcnt which will be we'll in excess of
any stock motor which We have 1T
the present time.
These general assumptions make
ii entirely safe TO assume that the
power plant in the new type car.
when it appears, viii have such de-
tails Of hlgn quality construction rs
Il drilled crank sha1t for fabrication,
full pressure -eed oiling system.
pump operated cooling system and
other requisites of high speed mo
tor. These viii be important ad-
vanccs in the light, small car field.
1t will also be a four cylinder power
plant which viii be used.
The question of the type of body
structure TO be used on this car j.
one on which there has not been
enough said. But certain elements
of performance will have much IL
10 with the body structure.
\ much lower body structure Will
be necessary if the new trend in tn
hght car fleId Is to produce Nt-
hIc!e which will travel 90 miles an
hour as the more ardent prophets
Indicate. AT this speed, Il ear weigh
ing around 2oo0 pounds will have to
carry this weight low to the ground
to insure the proper amount OF road
stability.
Al the present time We are ac-
customed to seeing the small car with
the roof Of the sedan bodies we'll
over six feet from the ground. y
fast. small car would probably be
compelled TO over this height Sev-
cral inche, and it Is likely that body
structures Of the future on the small
cars. will not be over five feet eight
inches from the stouud to the top of
the roof.