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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
HELD FOR WIFE ATTACK
Woman Flees Home to Avoid Man,
Followed to Neighbours.

Domestic troubles of Garfield
Kelley, 81, Of 660 River Ave, and his
wife Mildred, resulted in his arrest
shortly after midnight Sunday on
charges of intoxication, vagrapcy
and shooting with intent to kill.
Mrs. Kelley told police that she
fearing her husband, went to the
home of Harry Stafford, 1869 River
Ave. Kelley followed her and fired
a shot through the door, she said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
SECOND RADIO
BRIDGE CAME
TUESDAY NIGHT
WFBM Will Broadcast Play
by Play of Quartet of
Noted Experts.

Second of a series of twenty radio
auction bridge games will be broad
cast under auspices of The Times
from WFBM Tuesday at $3.50.
Each game of the series features
Milton G. Work and Wilbur c.
Whitehead, New York experts, in as
ISOLATION with players from cities
throughout America and Canada.
Contestants in the second bridge
game of the present series are H.
P. Jaeger of Cleveland, Ohio, presi-
dent Of the Cleveland Whist Club;
Carl T. Robertson Of Cleveland, one
Of the most prominent players in
the Middle West; and Work and
Whitehead, widely known as teach
ers, writer's and experts on the
game.
H. P. Jaeger, South" the dealer
holds:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07

Ninety-one years of lively exist
ence and a high regard for equines
have given George Washington
Station, 1901 University Court, a
generous accumulation of "horse
sense"
For one thing, he learned at In
diana's first state fair, back in the
$685." that even very fast horse,
hitched to a high-rigged Rockaway
buggy is no match for just an Or
binary stopper with well-greased
sulky.
Station does not say at what cost
the lesson was learned. But he did
think that DR.. Isaac Carman's big
mare "Jew," seventeen hands high,
was the fastest horse that ever
whinnied. Time and again he saw
it nose out in front of the old
Monon train that painted along a
track parallelling a mile stretch of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
RANSACK DEATH STORE

Burglars Frightened Away From
Grocery Where Manager Was Killed.
Two burglars forced their way
into the Standard Grocery, 1914
Clifton ST., Sunday, where Charles
Conrad, grocer, was fatally shot last
Wednesday in a hold up, but were
frightened away by adjoining bust
ness men who heard the noise of
breaking glass.
Zip Young, 28l6 Clifton St,
laundry man and Orville Seltz, en-
ploye of poolroom at Eugene and
Clifton SITS, said two men fled in an
automobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
PIONEER FacMER DIES
George T. Kerr, II, Was Born Near
MiIIersviIle, Ind.

Funeral services will be conducted
at 1870 p. m. Tuesday for George t.
Kerr, II, pioneer Marion County
farmer, at his home, 6133 College
Ave, where he died Sunday after
ten days illness.
Burial will be in Union Chapel
cemetery northeast of indianapolis.
Mr.. Kerr was born Oct. 81, 1850,
near Millersviile, Ind. He is sur
vived by a son, Robert Kerr, of
Nora, Ind; a daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Kerr, and three grandchildren
all of INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
TWO BENEFITED
IN SAME FAMILY
BY new KONJOLA
English Ave. Lady Says
"This Is the Best Medi-
cine That Ever En-
tered Our Home"

IT know what Konjola has done
for my husband, and recently
started taking this medicine myself,
and no one can speak more highly
of it than 1 can" said Mrs. Edna
Curry, we'll known Indianapolis
lady, living at 1926 English Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET
Ernest HeberIein to Sing at Brook
side Gathering Tonight.

Ernest Heberlein will sing tonight
before the Brookside Civic League
at Branch Library No. 6. Mrs. Glenn
bingham will give a reading,
A short business session will be
held, Mrs. William Kunkel, presi-
dent, announced.
Other numbers on the program,
arranged by Mrs. j. H. Patton, are:
Russian dances, by Miss Dorothy
Mabel; piano selections, by Mrs.
Sebastian Palma and the Polk quar-
tet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
CITY Resident, 6s Years, Dies

Funeral services were set for 2
p. m. today at the Fountain Street
M E. Church for Mrs. Martha J.
Hamilton, rs, who died at her home,
$40 N. Wallace ST., of hear disease
Saturday. Mrs. Hamilton came to
Indianapolis from Horse Cave, KY,
sixty-six years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07

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Acknowledgement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-06
-SPECLAL!:

These tweszers and nail files are
made of excellent quality ma
terial and will be found VERY dur
able. This special price IL for
today and tomorrow only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-06
Maryland Man Is Fined
$50 for Reckless DRIVING

Charged with reckless driving,
Frank Joran, of Fairfield, Nd, was
fined $50 by Judge schuldt last
night.
Those charged with speeding In
cluded William Davis. 1903 S st.
N. W., and Percy L. Chambers, 2Os
New Jersey Ave. N. W., who were
assessed SIS each, and Thomas
Foster, of Hyatstville, Nd, charged
with driving without a permit, was
fined sac.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-06

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a very sffeetiv6 tonic recon-
mended to be taken in casss Of
bad blood. Less of appetite and
general rundown condition Of the
system.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
.V<PU$TI KARA KUN.

z sMoskvy. (CEPS) Jedna po-
cetnych yedeckych yyypra!y, ktord
usporiadala petrohra dska Akade-
mia naluk, odobrala sa pod vede-
MIN mineraloga Fersmana do pl-
sti Kara Kun, dosiaP 2 vacsej
easti neznamej a ma mape ozna-
covanej len bielynli skvrnami.
PdSt Kara Kuzn leEi vychodne
od KaSpickaho mora, v juEnej ca
sti rqiskej Strednej Azie. yypra-
va stravila yapdsii;'plns drasme.
STAGE "a; ;presls vyse 1000 KIN, vsiic-
sinou cestami tlosial neznamymi
uprostred sypk6ho pieskn uniest
beg akychkol've stop vody.
Vyprava skladala sa 70 troch
casti, organizovany podl'a spe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

cialnych nkoloy, ktore maly byt
preskinnaue. Cast geOgrafickd
(zemepisna) bola vedena astrono.
MON a geografom Beljajeyom
cast chemicka, ktora mala zist o.
vat loziska siry, chemikom Vol
kovom q east geologicka hlav-
nym vodcom celej evyprayy, inzi-
nierom Merbakovom. Hlavne eel
kove vedenie NAL ma starosti Glen
Akadeinie Fersman. Vyprava ma
stdpila cestu q nlesta Poltorack
(predtym Aschaabad) 4 dina Is
septesnbra, \ IL 4 S
Do pdste pustila sa vypraNa ma
20 vel blhdoch a 3 konoch. Geo
graficky oddiel odobral sa po cia-
stocnom zastayeni ce1ej vypravy
rla7 siroyych poliach zkdske, q
mozno bolo by siru dobyvat' w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
s1.ovENsKY DEN JE PRE- vsETKYcH.

Slovensky Den ktory usporiada Okresny Sbor Slo-
venskej Ligy spolocne sovenskymi spolkam Idora
parku ma 60 jna, e pre- vsetkych Sloyakov Mahoning
doiny Zbadali napadne vzd aoyanie cd priprav
nych prac nekolkych spolkov, ktore predym vzdy bra
valy cast takychto pracach to ne mal ale valnd
dobrd zadame teto spoky, ably 81 vyslaly zastupcov
aspoI ma poslednd schodzu, ktora bude %. j1na.
Ia slovensky Den pracovat' ma kazdy verny slovak
lebo je to neen jeho pravo, ale al povmost. Povin-
most preto ze mas nase lspechy nebudd pracovat
cudzi. Jestl sami nebudelne, nebude mas nie
Tohorocny slovensky Den blade k1ajsi ako lansko-
rocny ebo eLo program bude pestres Bude vacsi nez
laskorocny lebo je vel ka zauatost zan Ma programe
c jeden slaynostny recnik vybona baseball hra naep
sch slovenskych hracov Mahoning Shenango dolln,
cvcby sokolske zavody bchy det odrastych, tanec
pr orchestre Idora parku (ajepse mese) Krem toho
81, Idora parku romantic zabavne vymysly, ako koo-
oce plavrna etada atd chladive kosate stlony pod
ktormi talk dobre sed, beseduje odpociva Idora
parku je 1moho miestnost, kde vel'ke tsice Iudl
vmest pade dazd a. preto mech nkto neobava nepo
hody Slovensky Den bude 30 una ci pls alebo sveti
kazdv sa bude na nom slavnostne citit.
Pamatajme ale, re Slovensky Den je pre- vsetkych
Sovakov Mahoning Shenango dolin, bez rozdielu
nabozestva poltiky alebo spooeenskeho postayena:
preto prdme tam vsetci ably verejnost' videla re tn
znacime vel XII organizovani su.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

vidsli nikoho, Ito by pfidisl \ pre-
kro3il Asasics pddti. ohcsatsl' !
strp tsto s.js pslhe psarah 81
ayrh 1pSs bon Eivota : sIdlinou
v6bec Asvs1ele, = pdpjs 1pviet,
ska vlala HIlssn5m jsho ameat.
nanim 5c dAOv oviee ! velk6dov.
L'udia tu zijn neobycajne bied-
ne, lie medM mimi spista nemoc-
nych. Jednotlive rody ziju by
vaji y kibitkach alebo jurtach 9
chotatch . pritis, ktors SD obtiah-
mute plst 'ou 70 srsti velblndov. %
do zovnajsku, sl tito India neo.
bycajne krasni, menovite muzo'
via.
Pri vel'kej studni, zvanej Alta
Kuju, v 8apadnej dasti pdste, ma
siel Scerbakoy stanovisko clovek5
z DOLBY kamennej. Od tejto stud
ne dala sa Scerbakova cast SINE
rom k nthu a dostihla zeleznic
MI trat' u stanice Buchara.
V plsti vyprava peviedla mno;
stvo vedeckych prac, hlavne MGR
nickych. Bolo ustanovene 8 no
vych bodov astronomickych, NE
pretrzite 'bolo mapovane a skizzo
vane zanesene ma mapu mnoh'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
sTEFANIK sosTRELENY?

" Cesko- o-Slovensku maju yerku senzaciu: dvaja
mnohych svedkov smrti generaa Milana r. Stefanka,
Michal Lechta Franc Mic pod prsahou uda re leta-
dlo ktorom viezo gen. Stefank spou troma Italian
skymi dostonikn nepadlo pr Vajnorach pre- nahodily
yybuch motora ale re boo naschval sostreene ceskm
vojakmi deostreleckych kasani bratislavskych to
vzdor tomu taanska zastava bola dobre vdtel ma
tiez bele satky ktormi leni naval, ably vojac strel
bu zastavil
Chyry tom ze Stefanika dali Cesi sostrelit ably TAX
slovenskJ narod zostal bcz vodcu nakrckesej clvi
jeho historic, boy vypusen6 skoro po nest as ale boy
utlnene nepriatel skn loz vyhlasen6. Avsak AM
prisahe dvoch svedkov este nemozno vert Pn nest
st boo mnoho pudi kym vsetci toto nepovrda, nemoz
no prsahu Lechtu Mica vziat "a hotove fakta Cakaj
me trpelive d 'alse d0kazy len potom sud me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
20 GRADUACIACH.

tomto mesiaci n1noho sovenskych chapcov diev
cat skoncilo publiGn aebo osadni skolu nachoda
na rozcesti otazkou Go elaz? fst zarabat svo kaz
dodenny chlebicek do fabrk vyucit nejakemu RENE
su ci pokracovat' alej skolach vyuct vysoke
nl povolaniu? s.-"5 .-a 49, @
Tito chlapci dievcata este neyedia serioznc rozny
sat lebo: mladost pochabost Tu rodicia priatelia
maju i'm prlst pomoc dobrou radou Ci i'm Ju daJu
Bohuziar vacsina nasho l'udu, vacsina slovenskych
rodicov nebelie tto otazku vazne Mnohy rodie nena
mys TAX budcnost <syojho diet alta, ako skor prl
tomnost. Rozmieme uznime. We'd krdeR mladsich
deti potrebue mnoho Otec ut aka stac. Preto ocaka
Cd najstarsieho syna-dc6ry ponoc financnd. tax
syna pome sebou do fabky, ably vypnilo slovenske
porekado: aky otec, taky syn. ..-..-
Ale nemao by tax byt. Ked' rodic nemoze dat syoj-
no syna do vyssich sko mech no da remeslo! Rene
slo ma zlat6 dino este tychto casoch Murar eektri
kari plunberi plasrovac, karpenter naliar strojni
ci knhtlaGiar, krajci1 obuvnci holica atd atd este
vzdy zarabaju krasie zvobyte nezl robotnci fabrck
maui pracu rvacnejsiu ebo remesa netlpia tax casio
tax slime nedostatkom prace ako fabriky.
VYoungstowna okoli mas je 900 Slovakov, ale kc-
by pocita vsetlch slovenskych samostatnych re-
meselnikov bolo by ich mao tento poce Plum
berskeho majstra vari este ami teraz nemame tsce so
VenskycE domov muscle zamestnayat pmberov cudzlch
Amerike ucen dostaya placu. s roka ma rok vys-
Stu kraji uce zada1mo pracuje styri roxy Plaza uc
tuna e sce prve roxy ME vysOka, ale postad
vyzvu zaodene inc jeho vydavky nz toto je pomoc
Prava vo fabrike hned mono Wac zarob ale tie "a
robky potom ostavaju rovnak6 do snIti. remese 60
rok to sd vysse ked remeselnik osamostatni eho
priny obmedzene sl len MIN saym zavisia Cd eho pod
snikavosti sikovnosti Preto Maden rodic by nenal
svoho syna brat SO sebou do roboy ktore MET budc
nost ale by NAL adat prenho dobre reeslo potom
al adet ma to- aby syn remesln al vyuci Nedovolit
ml, aby miesto bez vaznej pFicny zanednl podcat
posIusnosti ku vsetkym predstavenym.
Mech je remeslo druhym vyberom rodi6ov pre- synov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

vacSom mnozstve, smerOm k Sc
vernym hraniciam byvalej Chivy.
Asi po Is KIM cesty neoeakavane
prisiel do krajiny so zaacnym
rastlinstvom, menovite tray a
krov, ma ktorJ7ch zilo llodne I'VE
riny, haavne vtactva a hmyzu. O.
byvatel 'stva ia tomto lzeml ne
bolo. 70 zveriny zistene boly di-
We srny, zajace, dive kozy a pod,
z vtactya hlaync orli sokoli. "a
tym Ma vyvysenej planjne' che
mix Volkov konal pokusy S w.
plavovanim siry (svablu), K CO.
mu 81 'sriadil mabG laborator, =
ktorej pracoval podI'a metod,
ktore sam vynaSiel. Tato praca
mala znacny iispech. Bolo vypla-
vene najdenych hornln vyse
30 pudov siry a krem toho belo
waite este asi 100 pudoy zemin,
aby v Leningrade mohlo byt' Y
zkiuskach $ vyplavovanlm siry po.
kracovane. '
Geograficky oddiel dial sa po.
| tom na severovychod alprisicl Dc
krajov dosial' v0bec ncpresku-
manych. Nasiel tam pdst' sem
tam S micstami sp6sobp5mi X 0
byvaniu ma Mich riedke obyva
tel'stvo, pozostavajlce Chivin
coy. Ma vyvysenej planine sa tat,
cast skoro vratila a celia vypra
va sa tn rozdelila ma dive skupi
ny. Prva vedena Volkovom, sl'
smerom ma Poltorack -. ma W
chod, kdezto Beljajev SO Scerba
kovom dali sa ma zapad do nezna
mych koncln plste. PreSli takt'
]vyse 100 KIN cestaani, ktorych a
nj tuzemski sprievodci fch dosial
neznali. .,'
! A tato dosiaP nepresklmau;
cast ukazala sa najviac obyvile
nou 2 celej rozsialllej p1ste IA
ra Kun. Bolo nej najdene z.
studien, bohatych ma vodu teme
] pp ceEg .rok, ;okp1a ktorJ,ah .ukld
lsne 50 pdIsthe' plemenaa sroznyd
| narodnostf urkomnnskyych. Pr1
tomnost .vypravy bola pre- tot
obyvatel stvo naprosto 1neocaka
wanna, ma mnoho 'miestach posobi
] Ia jake shutocne zjavellie. p
mnohe roxy tito Turkomani ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

snovJch ciest, alsnych bSaov l
studnf. udfaleu5nh bodov bolp
gEisten< viac neE 400. Min,o toalo
konane boly poEoroyauia naAgnc-
ticke a zistena nevel'ka magneti-
ckk anonslia. VelAke loIisara si-
rovych zemf oblavil Scerbakoy \
okoli studne zvanej STITCH. Tiez
prevedene bolo skilmanie co do
radioaktivity najdenych rud a
zemfn. Bohatych lozlsk slry bude
vyauzite praktlcky, aikonahle bu-
de 1aboratorne zistena vynosnost
dofovania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

Prvym vyberom ma byt' vysoka skola A1erika je kra
nou expertoy (zalcov) tito sberajd snotanu podo
be vysoy ych platov vsetkych zamestnanaeh Byt
pertom znamena cely zvot venovat hbokym stddiam a
praksi niekoreho oddelenia vedy alebo premysu OBJ
chodu len maokedy trafi zeby kto sta vysoko-
patenym znalcom fabrcej praci. Ma to s skoly Wy
soke do ktorych spoj statoch chodi pol miona Stu
denov Nech vas SYM ktory eraz graduoval pocatoc-
nej skoy, je jednym mich!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
P. BRENgEaGU PRISLA
MAFyzEI.KA = KRAJA

Znamemu Slovakovi, panu Paw
lovi Breznemu prisla 6. jlna jeho
milovana manEelka q Kysuckeho
Noveho Mesta v Trencianskej. Ce-
stovala ma ledi Leviathan. Ma
druhy mesiac mu dojde druhy syn
tax bude cela rodina pospolu.
Jeden ich sym pracuje u Carne-
gle Steel "a murara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

- Slovenska Liga je vsensrod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-14
BLESSED IN PARIS

Hundreds of motor vehicles. In.
GLIDING everything from one-lung
to luxurious hmousines.
jammed the streets of Paris recently
to receive the annual benedictlon OF
Frances patron saint Of automobiles,
at the Chapel OF st. Christopher.
Inside the chapel. where there are
relics of st. Christopher, who carried
Jesus on his shoulders. scores OF
travellers and automobile drivers re
ceive individual blessings.
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n { v PACKARD.
ON DISPLAY

The Packard Motor Car Company
now has the new Packard cars on
display at nearly all sales points in
the country. The biggest produc-
ton schedule in its history is being
maintained by the company in an
effort to meet the demand which,
already so great as to tax produc-
ton capacity, has increased with
the appearance of the improved
cars
The increased beauty of line in
all three Packard models has
aroused much comment with the ap.
pearance of the cars on the streets.
The greater smoothness of both the
Six and Eight motors also has been
much acclaimed.
Packard engineers believe that a
long step has been made in putting
even longer life into the car and
in reducing the need for service ad.
iustments with many featurs which
have been designed into the new
cars with these two thoughts IN
mind. One of the most important
OF these features is the device
which gives auxiliary fabrication to
the cylinder walls when the motor
Is started.
UnbHrned Fuel
With present day gasoline much
of the fuel In automobile motors re
mains unburned and runs down the
cylinder walls, when the motor is
started. washing away the lubricdt-
ing oil. Choking is ABSOLUTELY
necessary with normally obtainable
gasoline OF low volitaiity and as
result. raw gasoline il introduced
into the cylinders with the choke
lever pulled out to the starting posi-.
ton.
Necessity of regrinding cylinder
blocks has been accepted by the
industry and the public as one Of
the penalties for lower price and
lower quality gasoline as the con
sumption of gasoline has increased.
In the good old days" the bores
of cylinders simply improved with
age. Regrinding of cylinders was
versal rule in the industry after
10000 miles or even 100000 miles.
Many methods of reducing cylin,
der wear have been attempted
Packard engineers for several years
have worked on the theory that
wear when metal rubs on metal
ran only he reduced or eliminated
by fabrication, firmly established
principle in mechanics. The de-
vice in the improved Packard en-
CINE is held to be such a simple
to the problem that there
has been a widespread comment
in the form Of question az to
why someone had not hit on It
before.
Choke Sends Oil
When the choke of either the
Packard Six or the Packard Eight
is pulled out oil. Is sent through
an oil manifold al the side of the
cylinder block and through an
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the largest we have ever had for
that month and topped last years
total by approximately 5000 Oak
land and Pontiac cars; while cur
scheduled production for this month
and October will likewise be the
largest September and October out
put we have ever had.
In fact, September will be our
second best months production
during 1927, being topped only by
the May production, when 24,058
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holder and need not be surrendered
except for examination md identifi
cation. Marking OF the card cannot
be regarded as conclusive evidence
of violation and as a substitute for
trial.
An aviators' league is being
formed in Canada.
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. =
opening in each cylinder onto the
cylinder wall itself. This auxiliary
fabrication comes at the time when
1t Is most needed, when air IL
cut off at the carburetor and raw
gasoline is pouring into the com.
bustion chamber. As the motor Is
warmed up and the choke is pushed
in the extra supply of lubricating
oil Is cut off exactly at the time
when 1t is no longer needed.
Research of Packard engineers
has disclosed that the greatest
cylinder wear comes In cold
weather when the greatest neces.
sity for choking a motor is expert.
enced. The new device meets this
it Is asserted and will,
II Is confidently believed by Pack
ard, practically eliminate all neees.
sity for regrinding cylinder blocks.
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ILLEGAL

The practice Of the s'lte highway
motor patrol of punching automobile
license cards TO indicate violations Of
the motor laws Is Illegal in Pennsyl-
Sania. The new ruling holds that a
Incense card is the property of the
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"ConsiderIng the volume Of busi-
ness we have in sight," says MIR.
Tracy. Il believe 1t is a pretty fair
indication that practically all OF
the new model cars are out and the
public has no further uncartainty
about making it's choice. Our re,
Dorts from district managers and
field representatives ana 90 ..,
from dealers have caused us to
boost our September and October
schedules.
Our production for August was
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cars were manufactured. The
September production calls for 22,.
1917 Oakland and Pontiac cars.
"The total for the two months
Of September and October this year
win top the figures of the same
two months last year by approx.
mately 1900 cars-the gain being
quite evenly divided between the
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Oakland Head Is
Optimistic

Judged by the in which Oakland dealers
all sections OF the country ordering Of their
quotas the faselng gives every indication Of being
the best in the history of the Oakland Motor Car Company
according to w Tracy vice president charge sales
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A pump shaft with corroaion
marks deeper than one.sixteentn of
an inch, or shaft with grooves
worn into it to the same depth,
should be replaced.
There are 80 airplane factories in
the United States.
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Choke Sends OIL

Choke Sends OIL
When the choke of either the
Packard Six or the Packard Eight
is pulled out oil Is sent through
an oil manifold al the side of the
cylinder block and through an