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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

NOT ONE
AMERICAN
CAR LASTS
AS LONG
AS REO-NOT ONEl
1926 REQ Coupe.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1926 REQ Roadster.
1925 REQ Sedan.
1924 REQ Sedan.
1924 REQ Touring.
1928 REQ Sedan.
1923 REQ Coupe.
1921 REQ Coupe.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Willys-Knight Touring.
1924 Ford Touring.
1924 Jewett Coach.
1928 Stearns Knight Touring.
1928 Olds. Touring.
1923 Oakland Coupe.
1928 Studebaker Touring.
1922 Studebaker Roadster.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO.,
1909 14th NV.
OPEN YA{pS YAApS;t1aa3s. ta3s.
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AND OTHERS.

THE ABOVE is A PAR
TIAL LIST OF RECONDI-
TONED CARS THAT WE
HAVE ON DISPLAY AT
OUR SHOWROOM. YOU
ARE INVITED. TO COME
IN AND INSPECT THEM.
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Easiest Terms. Trades Accepted
Basement Of Investment Building.
18th and Sts, NV franklin 1901.
Open All Day Sunday.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
that are most unusual Ask about our
the address.
WALLACE.
DISTRIBUTORS-NAsH
l7Oo L St. M. 7612
always Open)
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lone AS REO-NOT ONE.

BIG REDUCTION
AT 1895 14th ST.
On the following cars. Many
carry guarantee in writing"
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

AMAZING
HAS BEEN THE
RESPONSE
TO
OUR
DECEMBER
STOCK
REDUCING
SALE.
2s%,
DOWN PAYMENT.
BALANCE IN
IL MONTHS.
FREE 1Z-LB.
TURKEY
WITH EVERY CAR.
FREE SERVICE
FOR THIRTY DAYS
ON MINOR
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOW PRICES.
Surely a wonderful chance to
take advantage OF Our determi-
nation to reduce our used car
stock.
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f6NG xs RfoaNSf ONE. 'A' 40
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STuDEBAKERs-3 1924. 2. light skies and
s.csI:ns sondlsion 0essD cbssD. " sss It. sS
sTtTz 4-psssepeer Coupe 1922: excellent
.seriace. Telephons H sss .neR cIesesna 1S 'e' ~
15R TSSh ssR1s EXTRAS. s.u.r
Motor Co: i41 18th st. ne: Line. 5000:
VII W,ILLYs,KNiGHT Us 1929 Big Sport Road;
YOU can .sHe Sn many ,ay hnndeds Of dsars
and still buy the newest used car in Wash a
coin sales. if32 Conn ave Main 2Os0
WILLYs KNIGHT, TOURING. 1925: very
rsSeaf1Ga rice for s4ss 'ea sterrsss s % Fsmns Inc
2l55 Champain st. NV.
wILLYs-KNIGHT ROADSTER 1927. Special
sss hsn ;s me safs s'a s.ns s: .s:
Gar for m one OF our ETrers n,, who nd must ns gvs
70 se aecep. s1 subat.ntia loss % Fully eauipped:
ss. Hsna ah.s FnksG %sr sansr cn upSo 4osd
light, stop light. shock absorbers. oil Alter: liter:
air cleaner Every late lmprovemenst; fui!y
Pot. $500.
BARGAINS =: Chandler touring. Lexington
touring. .stephens-D -Dnryea touring, Hudson
NV. NV lain 5000. Open evenings until 8
Anu bufl0A!s uttiI p.ul.
ONE OLDsMOBILE TOURING. 7-passenger;
Sl0O. 1000 NJ ct. NV. 5s
NOT ONE AMERICAN LAR LASTS AS
sNAPP-19o1- Weetcott sedan: fine shape:
extra tires: to highest offer. cash or terms
before 1 pm. Flack. 1873 Irving st t.>n.w.
DEMoNsTRATOR
Ghryser go go sedan like. like new fny
1s%1 TERMS can 'G be arranged. Cali Mr. Moore.
North q03O.
TRUCK. Ford light delivery. good condition :;
side curtains. 2 new tires. body new make
offer. Adams 5O0O-J.
INVESTMENT BUILDING GARAGE
OFFERS
1928 Peerless Big 8 Sport Roadster. 81 ,e25
1926 Nash Special Sport Roadster. 100
1929 Chevrolet Coupe, 500 miles. 550
1926 Peerless Sport Phaeton g.. 995
1899 Bj,;k Bekenpacasr k,e backs sd Sedan | 1be8
1884 Peerless 5-pass. Sedan 8. ..... 1915
1924 studebaker Special Touring. 2g5
1924 Packard Six Touring ......... $50
1924 Chevrolet Touring. ......... 80
1922 Dodge Touring. good. 14o
Easiest Terms. Trades Accepted
,5tn Rs's%fq snS ST.. E. 9w FranSn
open All Day Sunday.
>,oc ANN Aurp1TAN Gan rAar4 "A
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Surely a wonderful chance to
take advantage Of our determi-
nation to reduce our used car
stock.
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HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
ter class OF unfortunate young women before
and during confinement. Strictly private.
TFIT EOcPTTAT Corry pa " ''
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WILL RENT LOVELY BEDROOM OR
share my attractive three room apartment
with one or two young ladies' Phone Pot.
cQ5S-J
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H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 14th NV.
NORTH 6826.

OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAYS.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WINDOW SHADES. screens 4 metal weather
strips. Will call with samples. y. u. Butler
Z Son. 2031 Nlchols ave. s.e. Line. 1928.
WINDOW SHADES made TO order: hmole-
ums laid in cement. We At your windows
and floors. Thompson Bros. furniture.
Anacostia. D. C. Phone Line. $50.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades, htted to your win
81 Is; hung II free. % va WIN call "a VIM VIII ssmpiss.
Kleeblatt. t1th and II sts. ne. Lane. 67o.
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teach French conversation evenings in re-
turn for pleasant home In suburbs refer
ences required Address Box 6.S Star Office .
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] DO ROTSECLEANING. WINDOWS,
floors. walls scraped shellacking. waxing.
kasomlnnE. whltewashng. painting. odd
Jobs; by hour. day; estimates. Call Ben.
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REFINED. CULTURED YOUNG WOMAN
ssss position : pshd. h CHILDREN
encee or will keep children nights: so cents
an hour. Address Box 477-s Star Office
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NEW
MARMONS,
NEVER USED.

Due to change in the agency
we can offer you the following
new Marmon cars, never used,
which are now in storage.
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RESPONSIBLE. REFINED COUPLE WIFI
care for house OF party leaving city: no
children. Address Box 452-S, Star Office
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SMART DINNER AND STREET FROCKS:
reference. Adams 1353M. 1909 Kalorama
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925: sold at fore
closure of mortgage: been in storage for
about 6 months. Run less than 500 miles ::
like new: Ave new balloon tires: S475:
terms. 8. j. Monk. trustee, a31 N. Y.
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DODGE COUPE Dodge oedan, Dodge tour
Ing: all In excellent shape. Buick Agency.
1919 Conn. ave.
DODGE sedan. 1923. by original. ovner: in
perfect running condition bargain. Phone
Alexandra $40.
DODGE SPORT TpURING-ie2S: original
tiree. genuine leather upholstery, bumpers.
windehield wiper and all sxtraei S475 abse-
Neumeyer Motor Co. 1875 14th %. NV.
fo6dE SEDAN. Is!s; -Euarsntesd soeA eep:
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CLTBROOMs FOR MEETING CLCRS.
fl iaternlues sororities. card parties: tables
orthophonic. FIR PA. 1925 Mass. ave. 5'
EARN MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME.
Assist in obtaining information concerning
real estate. For details. call Columbia 1907.
Putnam patriot., 1926-04-16

when he turned over the reius af gav- efnmeut @ Se1Auus, and n three- quarters of au heur af steady climbing one may reach the ruins themsgives. Also there are Roman ruins htfg and there and the tertosa famous e4H= vent ta be seen But che appeal of Capr k net for thr Raedtker hound N hatyRer its history Capri must alWay have been as charming as fl s today There are the white yil- las with their decorative pereelas, hanging almost e the sides ~ the citts CIT Hestling iu Eardened terraces 70 the hollow on the south where the sun beats down and the warm winds come over from Africa just over the hor1an
 There Is walk down to the Grande Marina where the fishermen have thgir bright blue and red boats On the opposite side there Is the picrolR Marina. down from the town some eight hundred steps or better stlll hy a winding path that leads over the brink of precipices or between the walls of hidden gardens Two travel CTS. un day when the sea was too rough te permit the Naples boat to make its usual landing at the Grande Marina. went down t6 the Picccia Marina. where there Is tiny village of hsherWens houses clustered ahout a lttle white memorial chapel. There Was great excitement when the news was spread that the "Mafalda vas coming around the island to land The little sun baked village heeame ali ae- ton. Boats were put out and car rlages came down the lung road from the town above When the passengers We're landed there was maearoni and red wine "pocatina di cArne for luncheon rR 8 hshermans hat and
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fI8eI Ouiiana Capr

HltEI Qufsl.afa apr
 Half way between A'af and Amai 6. Rufio fhr chauffeur who. since leaving pamre- raf ru buv bring ing his hie F.at u-ertGa pas lH safe 4r. suddenly 1 0f canger aatiau =It=Wa= a#iHattefef ef 4Haf hotel we huaid chf at Amalt <either of the t&a traveller had been in the little fuNn hefars h4f both knew ai the Cappufefni- fanv Hto. the iamnu hotel hundred of feet above he sea and ahaaa lle Hlad4ae tea= #u 'he old buildae thatwas formerly a tt- seFeiaH HF frrE Instantly kaifs wa aII 4I1Flf The two traveller ser. arg f E. R= mol ta the fuprur ctni hai fe tHe esfene. Why not the rafHaeeHa7 aelI Hr#t af all. de elared Hl the fsreue Ha msa- eh5r fEs fenlE fhaf neither fHas aler had tHe slightest desire ta He chic. merely ta he fed and housed Te this Eaain declared tHat aHt climbed oh st many sfsH r. rsaet the aH pdreHf And tha t~1 traveller aia
 Wei sahaf af And then Ra'iia Thrga bis Iast eafl OHe ~a- iH daa ger af lands iide ai the faHpuecfni ta which one Of the travellers searrhIHP for an Italian equivalent af 'Bnah- sad t
 Ii wa Sea Yark iad5 vhs 8ia that she alWas enjoyed Dwight ft mendeHf,= travel ieetares Rith tha eK eeptiau af thase parfi4H H which th# pieiures were taken through Mr Fl mendoff's beard Ne Aauld welcome even the interference sf H benrd q fnai long f Wc could aHlF convey ta out reader something of the delight ai arriving ut Amalh at the close of suHlit winter afternoon The to#H and it Is one nf the most famau lA active in all Italian history eilmH eroekedly mp deep gorge. =hat iu bt high mountainous walls In fart. q gam any impression If thIs SaieTuiut coast liael one must picture II in gen eral as heh tuHhlag. raeks cliffs with deep gorge. ieapinp Hr from fh, bluest of seas, Wifh here and there t narrow bag where some tiny town be Rins aniy t0 pu h Ifs .freefs and hons es almost perptndieIlafls up the rocky wall
 Amalh begIu5 With Che Marina. fh broad fuadea ft8f twists and tufu tls waE aiasa Che ete1H front fhi harhar s formed bs ias llke hEtak water and the tee4H maeHf quickly a c. tias raef where sifHf thg old Cathedral Hke fhaf v FiaGs4.. built of alternate lnk of hlaeE and
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one word "Glenwood" on the lO oven door of any range you may buy is a guarantee in itself You don't need any further assurance of it's worth. One of the oldest range manufacturers in New England stands back of that name to see that the range gives you the kind of ser vice you have the right to expect. You can take that for granted. always.
Putnam patriot., 1926-04-16

then the long slow walk to the town again.
 Another excursion for the walker with good wind and sturdy legs Is to the high town of Anacapri. up on the western end of the island. Here is a little village entirely different in char acter from Capri itself and there is lunch to be had in an excellent res taurant that teeters on the very edge of thousand foot cliff with verv battered statue of some Roman official as the sole guardian Of the quiet and sunny garden But all of this is nos for the tourist per SC. lt is for the lover of nature and scenery and quiet beauty to be slipped in quiet and re- fiection like some vintage liquer. but not to he gulped down in the nasty manner prescribed for the average tourist by Dr Thomas Cock and Com pany. Capri. with its crooked streets. its white villas, and it's arched pas sages, its flowers and tumbliug vine is a garden of peace and reflection. Here the traveller may halt for rest amid ali those beauties and treasures that are supremely ltaly's
 IT tAAH ttft t'tHt VI tftN7t AA a AAti H AAf whom hot baths and French food are a daily necessity. then have ao iessys about Italy. Tn almost every place where the tourist is welcome. there are excellent hotels and plenty of hot Wa. ter But how much better t is t1 for get all these necessities for while and get somewhat closer to the l.ie of the people There are the tiay Pcs taurants where one can always get eN. cellcnt soups. delicious spaghetti and macaroui and rich red wine in bump CTS. For us che life of the people and the food of the people every time. Only by seeking out such places does one avoid the dull and upholstered life of the average tourist
 There came q day when the two travellers had to leave Capri. for Christmas was but a week away and Christmas WIS to be spent in Sicily So down the funtcular they went. their luggage once more handled lightly by the Wiry Caprian eraa,i- mothers, and they were of on the "Mafalda" again for Naples, the bay a pastel of light and shadow TWo days later. by the deluxe train ta Reggie and Messina. they were m Sicily itself below the high mountains where faormina nestles in beauty sa- preme.
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that's all the guarantee you need

The C" model coal range shown here is just the right size for the average family. It's big, square oven bakes food exactly right top, bottom and all through. It has six covers in the cooking top and is finished in either black and nickel or in pearl gray porcelain enamel that you can wipe clean in a jiffy with damp cloth.
 Come in and see our new Glenwoods.
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THE EDITOR GOES A-TRAVELING
m-AMALrL nAvELLo- To soERENTo AND cApRI

Lovely AmaIh Beloved of Poet and Artst-The Cap pucini- Convento and the Salernan CoasLine-Raveo, the Beautifu.-Where Wagner Finished "Parsfai"-Ihe Over described Ride From Amalh to Sorreno-A Question of Winds-The "Tramontano" and the "Siroceo o"-Over the Waters to Capri=-The Old Ladies' Baggage Union Up and Down the Magic Isle.
Putnam patriot., 1926-04-16

In Persia lt ls the custom Of the shah 10 send gift of hors. ts a foreign minister or amh.sssdor sfter the presentation of his credentisla
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Belieps it or Nsti

II the sea were emptied and the worlds rivers had 10 refll lt. r would take them 4oooo yesrs 10 dc SC.
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Without Hay or Oass

(To Re Continued Mex, Week.
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te fall Whatever its name it was a pienteous and persistent rain and it fell in the whiFliug Of driving gind far ta1 days and night without eeas- ing
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Setback Natural

.ket breaks further, the prices win
go up again.
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|AD IN
fools GlP,
CAUGHT

The old joke about the country
policeman who cautiously refused
to let his prisoner enter q store
to buy q shirt and went to get
the shirt himself was enacted in
earnest on Pennsylvania Avenue
Southeast last night.
The final outcome of the rather
grim jest is that Anthony Shame
ia 20, an insane soldier, is in st.
E1izabeth's Hospital; Detective
Michael J. Dowd, of the Sixth pre-
cinct, is home, sore, bruised, and
weary after a struggle with Sham
ia, and Policeman G.. H. Hooker,
of Richmond, Va, is home again
looking sheepish.
Hooker had brought Shamta
from Richmond and the two were
riding in taxicab to st. Eliza.
beth's, along Pennsylvania Avenue,
81 want pair Of socks" said
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sympathy for the representative.
who lost ali In an endeavor %
keep his home town from deter1or'
ating and the pupuaatieaA drifting 70
nearby cities. is expressed On every
hand. and sentiment, at least II
Bradford county, is strong for his
reelection this year.
Petitions for his nomination IN
the spring primaries have not yet
been circulated, but are expected to
be put out within few days. i
was said at the prothonotary's OF.
flee this afternoon.
Wayne county appears to be the
only on of the entire district where
his supper is weakening.
There District Attorney G. A.
Garrett is. rallying hackers and. ap'
parently now the cry that McFad
den is poor business man VIII
help him.
bradford. McFadden's home coun
ty. however, is by far the largest
and should Pike, Susquehanna ane
wyoming counties split nearly ever
on the issue, he would easily be re
! McFadden's downfall financial!
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has been fearef for sorne time by
his friends, but ali had hoped that
u some way }ae would bridge the
difficulties; bCgh Cor his own good
and TOR tne ake Of Canton, Pa,
Losses bn Photographs
Mr. Me- laden took over the
plant q Ae Independent Phono-
gTapn tpanv In Canton about a
year aho half ago and reorgan-
lzeG y us1er the maine of the Nc
a 1870 Tliture Company.
,.LH company manufactured
them yessg $500.
go ~. ing To MI. G. Rhone, attor-
Ilss - Mr. AfcR Idden, the rapid
PIE n " 81. made 81 radio destroyed
ina. ina. ~ mess IL aflarge extent and
II -. 80 m0nthst time he suffered
slss, 80. yes.
s.t.....A year ago he started to
H. yess,, are IarIiture and while
s slS s. me X business and the
DN,'''s pw a urge profit over cost
J tom liz cd on Page Q. Column 81
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BUIN
safe SAYS!
mellon

The break on the New York
stock market was the result Of ex-
cessive speculation, Secretary Of
Treasury Mellon declared today.
The reaction, however, Mellon
said, viii have a wholesome effect
generally by tending to equalize
stock prices. He believes the de-
preston will be short-lived.
"The bearish movement does
not touch the fundamentals under
lying the general business situa-
tion," Mellon declared. "The reac-
ton is simply an adjustment, or
evening up, where prices have
gone to the extreme. If the mar
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Ghostsg Perhaps there arert
ony snch things, and vet there II
something that made the family
of John Williams, coIored, rtOve
from the house at lis 9Th 81.
NJ. ", yesterddg. aader The the
co,au;etion that the dazzling aOus
.h'Gnted."
The story d llTs thugs MI
hams and his fonsilv heard ~
told n The WGsbingtOn Times
yesterday.
Michael Jones, coIored re-
porter, aUas asked to spend the
Continued on Page 2, Column 4,
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International News has the exclusive rights
10 republication In FORM all news dis
patches credited to 4 Or not otherwse credited y
fepubIication all the local undated news PUB
fished herein well a. all special dispatches
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LUNATIC FOOLS COP; CAPTURED
N Z
With Constituents

TOWAnyDA Pa March Though down md yuf HnAnci-
ally for the present Representative Louis gadden who
has represented Fifteenth Congressional
than zen years and out politically the general
speech of people in this vicinity today b taken as
criterion according dispatch to the Phi depha Public
Ledger. $500
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Action and reaction will come
until normal conditions obtain
Mellon pointed out that in all
buIlish markets, accompanying pc
RODS Of growing prosperity, there
are always setbacks. The present
break, he said, was more severe
Continued on Page 2, Column 3D.
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Before a crowd of more than
500 excited spectators blue-law
advocates today attempted to force
d Sunday closing law upon the
residents of the District of Co
lumbia when hearings were opened
on the Landlord bill by the judi
ciary subcommittee of the House
District Committee.
Immense Crowd
The crowd was one of the great
est that has attended any hearing
at. the Capitol in recent years
The big caucus room Of the House
Office Building was crowded to
capacity, more than a hundred mell
and women standing in the rear
of the room and in the corridor
outside. Frequent bursts OF ap
Continued on Page 2, Column 40
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Beaten to Death For
Urging People 70
Renounce Church

MOSCOW, March .Pyot9
Yachvieff, ardent young COM
munist, has been beaten to death
by angry peasants in the village
of Lobanie, in the PskOv dis
trict, for preaching rationalism.
Pyotr, who has been In Mos
COW courses III communism, re-
turned to his native village and
invited the villagers to assemble
in the schoolhouse for 3 lecture.
The entire population turned
out.
The peasants listened with
rising indignation to Pyotr's
plea that they renounce their
church, and at the climax of
his address the audience of men
and women, seized their chairs
and beat him to death.
Let me go into one q
these stoe4a and get sss1sn."
And have you get away2" asked
the shrewd Mr.. Hooker. shoult
say not. I'll go and get your
socks"
The taxi stopped and the police
man went into the store.
Shamta leaned over to the tax
driver and said:
I'm give you SIS to get me away
Continued on Page 2. Column -
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Ford ii 500 mile road tese on Ford Coupe
run from September 18th 20 Octobkr z2nd,
1915, the new Standard Motor Oil showed
0 substantiaI decrease in both oil and gas
consumption:
1859 Increase il oil mileage
12.3N increase in gas mileage
And the driver could actually feel difference
in the operation Of his car-improved pulling,
snappier pickup, elimination Of The drag which
the motor had previously shown on hills and
the removal Of the carbon which had Been 10
the motor when the new oil was put in.
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you know as we'll as your own driveway. Try it
throttled down in traffic. Notice how much less
oil you use somewhere up around 800 less if
you are like others who have tried it. You will
even save On fuel-probably from $50 TO 1870. AS
for carbon, not only will this Oil form little no
carbon, but it will tend to soften and clean out
some of the carbon already formed. Now take
the Car out, put your foot on the accelerator
Oil on sale now at ''Standard" Service Stations
and at Dealers
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is started after these periods. of idleness there
occurs that dreaded grinding of metal on metal
which almost inevitably leads to scored cyh
inder walls and injured bearings. Even when
the motor is running there are areas which are
fabricated only in spotry fashion with de-
cidedIy uneven, and often dangerously thin film
of oil between rapidly moving metal parts.
1t is on account of this faulty fabrication, here
tofore unavoidable, that most damage has been
done to the motor. 1t is here that power has
been lost, crank-case dilution has taken place;
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cIQua11er a Quart

Remarkable demonstration

N0B9e&HtGe%0EG Observation-Disclosures
Vbe" yoG @rai" OFT yoErOa
In addition to its other virtues,
this new standard Motor Oil
is extremely effective in cleaning
cylinder walls, piston heads and
even spark-plugs. Its black color
after the jfru filling has been
drawn off shows hat il affects
existing carbon. Drive 500 miles
with the new oil-then drain
your crank-case. Having dis
lodged this Objectionable ma.
teriayouwill wantto getridofit.
Second filing procedure
Having filed up the second time
with Standard Motor Oil it is
unnecessary TO refill oftenerthan
every 500 miles, or at your usual
draining intervals. Needless 60
say, after the second filing, little
or no carbon will form. If any
deposit is made it can be easily
removed.
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White Ina stia .047 mile road test with 5-tOn
Whiee Truck fun from Septembsr 24fh -
Oetober 12nd, 1925, the new Standard
MocCr Oil proved that its effect On oil and
gasoline consumption Is on the side Of
eConOhnys
1853 Increase III oil mileage
1873 increase il gas mileage
Additional tests on whine truck motors with
Standard MOTOR Oil show q decided de.
crease id carbon deposit, less hietion, cooler
motof, smoother running % I'll speeds and bet
Ter all round iubncation.
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7 Advantages

found only in
Standard" Motor Oil
Constant Iubrication-6lm
on metal surfaces.
z Frictionless operation, in
. practical sense, even
upon starring after idle
ness.
s Less breaking-down" IN
derload orathigh speeds.
4 More miles per quart of
oil and less crank-case de
luton.
Better hill climbing and
smoother operation in
high gear at low speeds,
3 Negligible carbon, clean
motor and clean spark
plugs.
7 Actual saving in gasoline,
with or without carbures
tor adjustment.
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This new fabrication develop
ment makes possible other IN
usual benefits which you can
easily test for yourself in your
own car. Use the same fuel,
the same adjustment, the same
of everything except the oil.
Then try it on a hill or two that