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Army Orders
Current Army orders include:
Appointed to Regular Army

Current Army orders include:
Appointed to Regular Army
Following are appointed as second
lieutenants in the Air Corps of the Regu-
lar Army, August l, and are assigned to
stations indicated:
Henderson. Opal E., Hawaii.
Moler, Daniel l., Maxwell Field, Mont
gomery. Ala.
Claassen, Eugene. jr, Eelfridge Field,
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Fisher, Henry B., same.
Neal, John o., same.
Krieder Harold L., same.
Hudnell, William T., same.
Brown, Lawrence o., same.
Frutchey, Watson NJ. same.
Colonel
Ferguson, Frank K, C. A. c., Fort
Totten. detailed in Org. Reserves
First c. A, Hartford, Conn, october J.
Lieutenant Colonies
Finley, Gordon L., ]. A. G. D., San
Francisco, to Fort Lewis Washington
Graham, George W., Ordnance Depart.
ment, retired, August l.
Major
Glass, Edward L. N, Cavalry, Chey-
enne Diet. in org. Reserves. Third c,
A., Richmond, Va; sail from San, Fran
cisco, September IA, for New York.
Captains
Farmer, Clarence H. Infantry Fort
Sam Houston, to Omaha, Neb., Septem-
Davidson Rufus B.. A. c.. Maxwell
Field, to Barksdale Field. Shreveport
La. September 7.
Blackburn, Lloyd c., A. C.. same.
Schneeberger, Philip, A. G., to addi-
nicipal Airport. Long Beach, Cal.
Flood. william j.. A: G., to addi1
tional duty as technical director and
liaison officer between A. c: and Z. W.
s. Edgewood Arsenal Maryland.
Transport Squadron. Rockwell Field,
Coronado, Cal, to General Headquarters
A. F., same station.
Pascale, Henry, A. c.. retired, August
Hicks Joseph H, A. c.. San Antonio,
to Fairfield air depot. Fairfield. Ohio.
Second Lleutenants
Leonard, Charles F. jr., Infantry. sail
from New York, January IA, instead of
September "a, for Panama.
Nichols, Erickson s., A. c., relieved
General Headquarters A. F.. Langley
Field. Va, to duty, same station.
Field, L. l., to duty with Ninety-ninth
Bombing Squadron, same station.
Leaves OF Absence
Keller, Col William L., Medical, two
months. September 7.
Gerow, Lieut.. Col. Leonard T., G. s.
c.. one day. September 3.
Burt. Major Ernest H. ]. A. G.. two
months, 10 days, August %.
Burt. Major Ernest H., ]. A. G. S., two
months, September 3.
Fuller, Capt Harry n. Medical A. c.,
one month, Is days. September Is.
Densford, First Lieut.. Charles F.. A.
c., three months, September 9.
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Legal Notices


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court.
No: 500 Administration. THIS is TO
the State of Pennsylvania has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District of
Columbia. Letters of Administration on
the estate Of Kate Brooks. also known as
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims, against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
the subscriber on or before the 18th day
of August. A. D. 1896: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
18th day Of August. 1895. MARGARE II
REDDICK. 5S46 Arch Street w Phila-
delphia, Pa. Attest: (Seal.l THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
ALVIN L. NEwMYER and
JOSEPH A. KAUFMAN. Attorneys.
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MAIL SHIP SAILINGS

The following table shows the
names of ships, the lines oper-
ating them. their time Of sail
ing from New York, and when
their regular and supplementary
mails close. Time shown is
daylight saving time. Dates
after names Of ports indicate
scheduled dates Of arrival. ("D
Indicates mails must be eSpe-
cially addressed by this steamer.
~ Indicates supplementary
mails will be accepted on pier
up to 10 minutes before sailing
time.
MONDAY
Transatlantic
KONIGSTE1N (Arnold Bernstein), Ant
werp September IA; Pier D, weehawken
y. J.-No mails carried on this voyage
sails midnight.
Latin America
DUNSTAN Booth American). Pars
September 16 and Ceara 2O-Mails close
II p. m. Registered mails close 10 a. m
August 81 and go by rail to Jackson
vile. thence by steamer-Mails for
North Brazil and Iquitos in Peru; par.
eel post.
TUESDAY
Transatlantic
EXCALIBUR American Export),
Gibraltar September ~. Palma, 10. Mar
settles II, Naples is. Alexandria 10.
Jaffa and Haifa - and Beyrouth 80;
Pier F, Jersey City, n. J.-Mails close
l p. M: sails 4 p m.-Mails for Balearic
Islands Egypt, Gibraltar. lax Oetter
maiD, French Morocco. Palestine. Spain
deter mailD and Syria; parcel post for
Albania. Balearic Islands, Egypt. Gibral-
tar. Italy: Palestine and Irak via Jaffa.
and Persia via Beyrouth.
STATEN "a NJ (Holland-America) =,
Plymouth and BouloSne September IL.
Rotterdam IL: Fifth street, Hoboken,
N. J.-Mails close s p. M; sails 10 p.
m.-Parcel post for the Netherlands.
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POWER SHARES
LEADUPTURN
ON CURB
BY JULES KRAMER

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 Q.N.So.
Curb stocks sold generally higher
in extremely dull weekend trad
ing. The continued climb Of the
power shares impaired some
strength to the rest of the list
and individual earnings reports
buoyed some issues.
The Electric Bond and Shares
were leaders in the utilities,
partially rejecting an extremely
sharp improvement in the earn
ings of a subsidiary, American
Power g. Light.
Oils were inactive. Mining
shares were also dull, but held
steady.
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FERRY
Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Procurement
Division. Public Works Branch. Wash
ington. D. C., Aug. 81. 1935--Sealed pro:
posals in duplicate will be publicly opened
in this office at 10 a. M. Sept. II. 1885,
for furnishing all labor and materials. per.
forming all work for and delivery OF
special drafting equipment for the U. S.
Treasury Department. Procurement Di.
vision. Public Works Branch. Wash. D. c.
Attention is directed to the special con-
ditions Of bidding set forth in the specifi-
cation. Upon application one set of draw
ings and specifications will be supplied free
to qualified bidders interested in submit
ting a proposal. w. z. REYNOLDS. Assist
Branch
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u. ). REFUSES
MILLION LOAN

An offer from the International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers. to lend the
government 100000 to be used
in administering the new rail
road retirement act has been re-
fused by President Roosevelt.
While expressing his apprecia-
ton of the offer, the President
explained to B. B. Robertson,
president of the union. that the
law forbade his acceptance If
such a loan. The o..- -, ,s...-
he believed p :: Iir" - -i@z'--.G-se-
mentS could kn 1vT admins
tering the hiding the next
session -..greSS.
Fun for carrying into effect
the retirement act were contained
in the third deficiency act, which
failed of passing because Of Sen
ator Longs filibuster.
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Latin America and Canada

ACADIA eastern S. So. Yarmouth
September 4; Pier IS. N. r. Murray
street)-Mails close 10 a. M: sails /
p. m.-Mails for Nova Scotia Except
registered maiD; parcel post.
MEXICAN (America n-Hawaiian), Girls
tobal September 10; Pier (Forty-second
street,, Bush Terminal, Brooklyn-Mails
close p. m. (supp. mails close I p. m.
Mails for Panama, Canal Zone. Narino
Department of Colombia and Bahia de
Caraquez Esmeraldas and Mania in
Ecuador; parcel for Panama and Canal
Zone,
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie STA nth NV 1857
Alda's Beauty Salon 1888 Bladenbg I'd ne u 9S2e
Alice's Beauty Salon 800 Ga w.. CO II47
AneIin's Beauty ShOopp0 ISIS ct NV co I0I36
Ards Beauty Shop zoos u ct NV =. CO I0367
cOSmetiquO Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT NV CO 1907
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop SET 10th ct nv NE 88I0
0AhlsreH Beauty ShOppe 2714 IL ne. NO 273e
DOnIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan bg. :. Alex 49,
Esther'S Beauty Salon cas- ne ...... u $3.50
FIoreSteIlO Beauty Salon sos q no....LI $3.50
Gabriel 1913 Conn Az NV -.,,,NA 7I70
irene Beauty ParIor 1909 IA NV CO $3.50
Jacks HaIFdreSsInV Salon TO II NV Of 5567
Toe PaIanO I340 Conn av NO 1854
Lillian CramSr Ills 18th NV. .........Dl 0235
Mrs. Olive p Johnson 3435 Nichols ~ % IL 1868
0gllVle Sisters l120 Conn aV......N MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty shop 1900 = NV. ME 05A0
Ruth vItale Beauty Salon 1905 Vt ~ NV ME- 6320
HOodburn Beauty Salon 1853 Col I'd. -. co $3.50
CoL0RED
g Lao Beauty Salon 1911 L st NV NE $3.50
Fleming Beauty ShOppe 1914 v ct nv. NO 634S
HeleRS Beauty Salon 800 ID SW . me ASA
MarlOnnstts Beauty Shop IO1S You NV. NO ISIS
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Historic Stagecoach

LUSK, Wyo. ON.S0.-Lusk
now has a new museum, housing
one of the two stagecoaches in ex-
istence once used on the Chey-
enne-to-the Black Hills line in the
'70s. The other is in the Smith
Sonian Institution at washington,
D. C..
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Excuse 1t, Please

ETHE SDA, Ohio G.N.S).
Item in the Eastern Ohio Epworth
League institute bulletin: "A very
interesting program was spoiled
recently by the sneezing Of some
one in the audience. Dean Thomp-
son wishes that, unless it is abso-
lutely necessary, to refrain"
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Burglars Get S23

Gaining entrance through an
open window, robbers yesterday
stole a pocketbook containing $23
from an apartment at 814 Twenty
second st. N. W., Miss Ruth
Thompson reported to police.
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huckleberries; 65A bushel baskets okra !;
27 bushel baskets peppers.
Pennsylvania-144 3-pound baskets
mushrooms.
Delaware-1OS 3-pound baskets mush-
rooms.
MaryIand-20 bushel baskets peaches
VirgInia-2 barrels watercress.
Unknown Ortg14-AG cratest mixed
vegetables
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Moving g. Storage

Ace Vanperatisn Co Woodward big MA S3II
All.statS Transfer Co local long dill; ;0I S726
Jobs booked daily-Phila-N Y-Boston
W TrSRsfsr Co 1912 W ct NV mo 1904
Davis JraMaler Co 1916 East Cap e.. IL 1887
DOub'S Transfsr. STORAGE 1900 Irving NV 40 774s
SomilliOn 1903 r Ct nw........... Of 1851
Hayward local-dist moving 1887 81 NV. WE 064S
kirby'S MoVinS & Express 800 G Ct % II 6O47.W
Preston Transfer 10 Decatur ct me-. DE 53SS
Rogers Transfer 1868 st ns...........I u 9775
C SwOffOrd 1919 9Th NV. DE OI90.J
Rogers Transfer 1913 ave.........ME 977S
SnoWdenS Transfer 14th & Fla AZ No. Ill 1913
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreII Transfer 43l 9Th ct Sw......., 81 7O9S
Moore's Trucking SerV COS B Az no. 20 1859
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Cleaners 8 DyeTs
Laundries-VaIets

Berry Blake 1912 You Ct uW....DE 5I82
Bon.Ton Cleaners 1904 18th ne..,NO 5557
Economy Laundry 1858 4th NV DE 1867
Fishers Cleaners Dyers 2l27 18th NV NO 9785
Maynard'S 2724 Georgia ave NV ......AO 8905
I4th ST Cleaners & Dyers 2S19 IA NV. co 6376
NuVO Cleaners & OyerS 1898 IA nv =. co 9522
ParkVsW Cleaners Oyers 3215 l4th 0w AO 6s32
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1881 Ward ee MA 2985
LuWin Rug Cleaning Co 1725 7th nv. NO $3.50
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th nv
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O91s King st Alex. Va.
BriguVlo Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia AZ nv
Doyle'S Valet Shop 926 You Ct NV
Grand CtraI Valet Shop 1912 AZ nv NE 6S03
Knckerbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st nv CO $751;
MaScett EXP Shoe Rep 1901 Ga AZ AD 7649
Nick Errico Shoe Repair 1885 Ps Az 60
Nick's Quality Shoe Rep sNs Upshur nv 40 S7S2
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 52W Ga AZ
Shoe TROUBLED See Nick 1924 IL nS. De 167S.w
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BuiIders-Contractors-
Materials

American House Cleaning Contractors ME GAS
Chas II wilt 2119 Il st NV $3.50. WE 2I43.R
Bayliss Builders & Cont 518 King Alex 29S
J Collins Brick Plaster S07 T st NV 70 l424
c Edwards Bldg Material 926 N ct NV MA 1875
GruVer S16 Investment Big 80. MA 1887
Murphy Ames LbF I'd Rosslyn Va WE 23I5
Col RObt Moo0 Wash Blvd Buchanan Clar 2290
Ed n PeIlInen 507 Elm az Takoma Park Md.
Rudolph West 1899 N AZ NV ma s87O
Harry wAFdmaR 1912 K NV ........ 81 $3.50
Southern Co Cleaning Bldg. Eft ........NA SSS4
MANTELS 4 THING
Edwin Elicit 1los eth nw........NA 1871
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Beverages & Liquors

A LIquOr Co 1908 Columbia I'd NV .AO $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is NV AO 1850
AmbrOglS DeIICatesSen II & Fla AZ NV NO 2O2S
castsI Liquor store 1859 You q NV NO 94I9
HymaR'S Liquor Shop Sl2S NJ Pleasant CO 1883
Iaffe LIQUOR Store 2O1 G NV -. ......Ol I742
Reld's Liquor Store 1859 o ct nw......N NO S4I9
Rhode island Liquor Store ol4 r AZ no 20 2535
Liquor Store 625 Pa Az OO... IL OFF,
Spanish Store 1885 18th nw.........DE 1898
Steelman's Liquor Store 2746 IL NV. =. CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 Wis ~ NV WE IS46
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE


Ace Gun { LOekSmIth lll3 Eye At NV me e637
Edison Gun & Key Shop sO4 18th nv
Emergency Auto Keys 706 9th Of nw. DI 1917
R " FFeeIand COG Ct nW.............ME 0I00
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
A HOughton Co 900 18th NV. Of 1885,
A N Cooper End trusts $50 1lth NV. :. MA 1892
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty =. MA IAO3
Cooperation Construction Loans 1910 Z ct NV
Tyler Z Rutherford 1920 & st NV. MA O47S.b
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nv. ............. co 7270
State Loan Co 1909 R Az Mt Rainier. De SSS3
PAWN BROKERS
ROssIyA Loan Co Rosslyn Va.....,...... Wal $3.50
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Caesar Short PIastsrlns $50 Mass ~ NV 81 SOsI
HOOPER L KIeSner e29 n st NV ... MA ABS
Mcclellan Co Inc. 923 Ct Nv .. NO 1888
MahORey Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ~ 80 IL 0S5S
Parsley Holt 1903 18th NV. ........eE 1851
Smith 172A Webster nv .......,... A0 7l00
A Lewis 1922 LIST gen repairs NE 6536
Louis TUOz10 1924 18th NV
Paul Serene 1913 Penn st ne ..........AT Ii73
Thomas BuFeh Gen Repairs 1889 ' q ~ 20 3S6S
WIsBIn0tOR esOrSS 1914 No Car ~ % At Gst0
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CoaI-Ice-

& E Delay c0aI L Ice Co 1900 IL NV. NO 9O72
Eddie Bell lee Coal 1918 9Th nv e. 20 SI4s
EVcNS lee Coal 1 Wood Co 1919 Q nv NO sass
o Barnes S27 4th ct NV
J TFunnell JP l3I5 S3rd nW..........WG 2IaS
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Cash Registers

National Cash Register Co 1908 It NV MA 1878
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Printing & Engraving
Professional Services

Or J R Francis Dentist 1924 18th. .......M0 $3.50
Or VIM Rock us 9th nw.............NA oI02
Or Nelson (specialiSt) 404 7th St Nv TroatmOaG
free One , Iek'S medicine $l.00
Or Scott'S indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. 70 sos
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big MA 0724
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Charles 3 BroOms GA It uO.....,...AT 8Ss7
John HiSdON 1900 10th ne. ..........Pe oe20
Call Sutton reg pluMbeP 1908 nv. ....F9 a50O
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Schools & COLLEGES

Boyds School Of Sect 1888 ct NV . MA 23G2
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1921 Mass ~ nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G st nv MA A0Sa
PoteetS Business College 18th & Eye etc MA 1l7
StanfieId Sect School 10 l4th NV go. Of 1855
Southeastern University 1875 @ Ct nW.. ma sass
WhtmOrs Sect School 1910 a ct MINE 0OOI
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Drug Stores
Eleventh st Pharmacy 800 II 90 .... IL II2S
HIItOn'S Prot Pharmacy 1893 22d nv. I'VE O026
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Navy Orders

Navy orders just issued include the
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Radio-Refriqerators

Abby Radio Service S54I Ga AZ nv co 1898
CIay'S Majestic PhIIOO SerV 1889 18th Nv De S102
GaFneF's 500 Radio Ser Calls ...,,, co 69IA
Green's Radio Service 34l4 18th nO. 80. De 4236
Lord Radio & Refs Service ..0E casa
Kennedy's Radio Services 1919 18th NV CO 7OS0
Modern EIec Lab 600 Fla aV........D De A82S
Radio Sam 46l4 l4th NV ............... &c Sal
Universal PadiO Flee Co lOI q St NV. Of ESQ
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
J Wesley Buchanan Ino s1S 18th NINE Ii4S
Robt 1 Mekesver Co Shoreham bldg. MA 4750
Weaver Bros Washington bldg. 81 o4os
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DeeoFatins-Paintins-
Paperins
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Oil Burners
PIumbinq-Heatinq

Asnsv OH Burner Corr 72S 18th d nv. ma SOOS
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WOULD HAVE CAR DRIVERS
IN N. c. FILL 100000 BOND

Raleigh, Jan. 90. Senator's Burrus
of Guilford, and league of Wayne,
collaborated today on bill which
they offered in the senate to make
driving autos on North Carolina
highways safer for those who suffer
damages.
A financial responsibility act, the
bill provides that each driver should
become secure to the extent of 81 700
before being permitted to purchase a
license. This security could be in the
form of insurance, a bond or salts
factory proof to the commissioner of
revenue of the $1,000 worth for
which the commissioner could charge
Is cents each for a fee. The bill went
to the committee on roads.
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MOTHER FAINTS AS SON
RETURNS TO HER AFTER
ELEVEN YEARS ABSENCE

Shelby, January %. Lindsay
Turner, who had been missed for
IL years and was believed to be
dead, walked into his mothers
home in CherryviIle yesterday.
She tainted and it required three
hours to revive her.
Mr.. Lindsay, who is "a, had
been in Houston, Tex, where he
has a wife and q five-year-old
son. Six months after he left
North Carolina, he said, he heard
: that his mother was dead. A
year or SO later. she heard that
he was dead. His 10 sisters and
brothers had never been able to
locate him.
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been shown. And whenever dog is
shown, another set Of facts Is put on
record
Huhw Heath was unimpressed.
But even If you did find the owner
Of this NUT, where would yoube ?
The owner might simply say, oh,
thank you, kind sir. The little devil
ran away last Thursday
Vance smiled.
So he might, Sergeant. But we'll
bred dogs don't follow strangers into
unknown houses. Moreover, dogs as
good as this one are not generally
permitted to roam the streets unat-
tended. There's something particular
" strange about that dogs presence
in this house last night. If ! had the
explanation, I'd know infinitely more
about the murdered. Until we have
further data, we must assume that he
viciously injured the Scottie prob
ably to keep her quiet"
What Vance was going to say
further was interrupted by noise
of footsteps and voices in the lower
front hall. A moment later, three
plain-clothes men and two uniformed
officers from the local precinct sta
ton clattered into the room.
(TO BE CONTINUED
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Veteran Makers 1885 Line Of Dis
tinctiycly Styled Models Makes
Bow 70 the Public
MANY MECHANICAL CHANGES

The new line Of Dodge car proves
one of the outstanding attractions Of
the big automobile show. It is quite
evident that the company,s engineers
have applied considerable time, effort
and ingenuity to the task Of combin-
ing smartness in comfortable bodies
with operating features that do, auto
matically, variety Of things which
formerly had to be done manually.
The Dodge models seen are a
coupe, two and four-door sedans and
two and four-door touring sedans.
The touring sedans incorporate in-I
genious inbuilt, streamlined trunks of
such unusual capacity that their low
er sections may be used to accommo-
date the spare wheel and tire, leaving
in the upper compartments ample.
room for luggage. When the owner
prefers to carry tire spares in fender
wells, the center board and tire track
of the trunks may be removed, maxi
ing the entire compartment available
for luggage.
To provide the interior comfort of
which the show visitor becomes con-.
scious the moment he opens the car
doors, Dodge engineers have done
two fundamental things: they design
ed new chassis frame with greater
flare and they changed the method
by which tie bodies are mounted on
the frame. The greater frame flare
and the improved body mounting sys-
tenn have made it possible to widen
the front and rear seats and to carry
the body sides and doors down to the
running boards. Although seats are
of chair-height, they are so construct
ed that the interior retains generous
head room. The center of gravity is
even lower and stability of the car is
greater than ever. To get out of the
car now means as little effort as ris-
ing from living room chair. In their.
exterior views, the new Dodge bodies
show much eye-filling yet practical
beauty.
"Synchromatic" Springing
One of the mechanical advances
seen for the first time this year is
the Dodge "synchromatic' front
spring action which is attracting
much attention. The suspension in
corporates a rigid front axle, flexible
multi leaf spring, double-acting n.y.
draulic shock absorbers and rubber
cushioned sypchronizing mechanism
the new Dodge ride "levelator."
The effectiveness of the supervision,
according to Dodge engineers, is
further assured by new, equalized
distribution of the cars spring-sup-
ported weight to aid four wheels, a
process in which the power plant is
placed inches further forward,
while the sedan rear seats, formerly
above the rear axle, are moved for
ward s inches so that all passengers
| now ride Graded between the axles.
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There are now more than 100000
Americans languishing in jails and
prisons and there are several times
that many who ought to be there.
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Natives, numbering Fl, were killed
when tribesmen of the island of Min
-danao, Philippines, went on the war
path, attacking a constabulary camp.
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Sun spots say, according to DR..
Albert Newlin, Of the University Of
Santa Clara, that the next II years
viii be . period of increased sun ac-
tiyity which win give the earth
brighter sunshine.
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The Frazier-Lemke Farm Mort
gage Moratorium Act DOES NOT
apply to notes, mortgages or debts
contracted AFTER June %, 1884.
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Degraded for II years, Lieut.. Col.
Cothaud of France was cleared of
desertion charge when military
court decided he had not abandoned
his command in the World war in
going to a nearby trench to phone
headquarters.
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There are still nearly $4,000
Spanish American war veterans on
the government pension rolls.
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During the past five years of de-
preston the number of births in the
United States has been declining on
the average of abount $4,000 a year.