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' ''' '' don. t, or of the the development Reau,,,, acrtruiturat "mins to' Catta'm "1r farmers are buying no fewer than 10,- - .' -- 7 ' ' . -- need- -- tye p , ' 'k 4- ' U , lc , ft, , - - dr er- '';',174, , ,f , -, .r How often when you have happened upon a particularly beautiful bit of rural scenery ot noticed an unusually brilliant sunset you have yearned for someone to enjoy it with yousomeone with whom' ' - , to discusp Of wonder of ' , With a comfortable , A ' HARLEY-DAVIDSO- 1 I - 1 .... I., ,Z,:' '. 1 . : T I it ' . - .' N SIDECAR carry a pal with , . o- ' -- - - .. - , --- 0 ,,,,.........74,,,,.. . t , , .. . , .:. .. . . ., ,..,.,,k,,,,i,-,..-.,- , - rs . - - - - t--- ,,,k4 , , . - .,, . , ti. , , ip" . :t . ,tx. ,b. 17. KA' . ; - Is Your Pleasure Doubled - e; . ineite-Yotità-e- - -:- - ,, 1.i - you to share you can your pleasures, and thus double those Joys of trove and ..,..oterootou.a.e.a,&ro,waarre.es,,,eo,tborrag, thit Showedesill We ., the In from th public highways In Pennants, lattpstio.n.sti -roeigumillaar; 1 istutiling to A recent declaim' of the lo- type of exact see the latest and acording Sidecars. Ifouloll it . or fifteen is the,habita.When . welt -s- tarted,. after Motocycle ten 8?.1. Sometimes( cal government.c or fine loinotted het the rule Is In. The mac Of borne. whistles yourself under nooblilatkotobaboonm Proper Installation. motor equipment other devices operated by the engine In New :Fork- - City- sPnrolitilytoly allovre the owner to forget his ,de- - ' 3 HOUSE OF HOITE2 : , 1 Phil bliNeellwt traffic fines were atteestsed Ityrry servilec loroduttionlein7:7:07.1aSnilecteetoin , tref-- 1 ' In one day Motor vetieto ;40 East Broadway. . Sda"ractilltrn Cral4etd ed States for this year. according toptie court. Tito nowt rellSod from i2S Was. Ulla. I la service Bettor 11.00 eumatee. forecast .6 Wel et 11.11116.00911,e . - 47 ''.''i:, ' Your Pleasure Shared . - t- - - - .4110vAl7.t - rry,:. ,.., reniedr-on are coneentrating theii. efforts on ma- - 9 theritiseprirritled gar- rhino of s outh strture. b' the handling of periahable prod- with . for all purposms. the 'speed of the tpotor truck is Shortly after the mayor of the city indispensable. While for otter emer- ne.phiutdelphia...Pa... bad teethed ordereigeneles. gook. an the making of spe PI motortete prohibIttng pariang at trial deliveries, the catching or meet. the- bootneee section, the chief there Is no com parison trains. live. himmelf. was arreeted. thareedil.--,..- of ,,,.... ,.... ,....., motor -- r I the horse. all toot iraatatt hi., car Ss triautra at the advantage are with the former. ati, and havin g both the front and use of the motor truck Is the I rear lights .eatineniabett. Arrest's were I beet alee.matig of 10 other city officials. posaible advertisement of the An automobile exposition is to hetup-to-dat- e methods of the owner. held In Atnaterdam. Februaryandi 1 ,,,. IF...comie, Afrotned .. March. le?2, Although abibitors are t limited to the members Itpt the Neder-- 1 A. pointed --out under increase of f tandarno vgreentain n "tte ,ollwiel en!busineta the motor truck tutees time antomoniel.teduatrie (Notnetlandn no- - yin everg' 'Possible way: In, running clety "the Steed, and Automobile thmugh greater apeed in load- slustry"if. which is a Urea errcentre-- 0 'nit.' Uniondliig and ro u ti nig. ho, tit ei tion covering the whole tottetrY, it Int nett, Iondermood that all the exhibits greater ..efficieney which Its use Indfilltet be Dutch matinfactUre. ..' spires in all other work: by It eonThe traffle court in New York City, tinuily or maintained speed ail core- established flee year ego. bandies 'PI,. pared with the need of hories for oc- Pel traffic taw me in the borough of- ,eartionel rest: indirectly. through the Manhattan. The two magletratee. els- firm's reputation for being, up-t1 notatcd by the gnawer'. ,. immi,(."411ed,ana,usoi,imire.,-;;.--- .' P:' , Is"111111114 redi ltrery,aervice c.ofTnligeh'ittadralleatnblisilnitelastneballSa,automohile --, . O. ' airttrriEn ' ' I'l- . ', ' --- --- e (2, .4' ,. I I - at-th- ! - t If , , Harky-Davido- , f , ' reo-tro;dicee-- -7------- d .,, '. , 1, ,..,; I - ks - ' - . ' ,.inottlfoll.r r Brasil beg less thee half es man: automubiles so Cuba. in the united liall.the automobiles WeeState, eine y.10113i with ,,1100 motor ears. has German one to eery 1.060 inhabitant,. . Automobile dtattehutors of the. Pa- order oars in trainload lot.. eific A team motor. which LISPS coke ail fuer. has been invented In England- . Fauna in western Canada have more than 40,t00 tractors. , 4 valued at $11.0010.'togoo. vehicular traffic keeps t.'h'I.In Italy: to the rtght left In large skies, but .. In the cot:titre, in the person populationlEvergtenth '. - - . D ,.---- ---. T. Dealersht Used.Fords. , .....,....4.......""4.....0. t- 0010Ka -, e 'Auto Co. Goodwii-Dtekso- u ' '.. , Taylor' BlehitrdasyMotor Co.': Bald 118 4114 I.sm ' " h -'' - - AUTHORIZED SALT LAKE COUNTY FORD DEALERS: , tirbeho"fluseolt ennThosePleY74,:m.ipilloi;edrs. h.1111Zgr:a.Zrtivanr1: of busin ess. and greater satisfaction. trucks will find that theY aPeen up In some inetallations the truck the entire businese and that. contrary has been able to obtain several buyer rn"t itinvatina''. th. emPli"elmt or all will 'welcome them as a sign of pro- -, of these essestsem - - .There are businesses in which the gression and . , Increased volume is so great that the' factor of economy le temporatily lost ! cARs becomes of ascoMfary ton- sight:at-o- r . ideration.- - In other- lines- econornY . ' - .. -will be the prime reason for consid- , motor truckle.' the volume of ering business ..being secondary. LoNlloti AllTo In maws' Instance both will be given due ' in ,e - - I, rincrOLOreasortellnk- . ---- -- ' a - , : -,- -- - i- - e No waiting for trains, or for busses to carry him to towns where trains don't ' EA l'he salesman driving his,For4 Runabout is contitmally orkthe Jobafter And at the new low price of $325.00, the Ford Runabout offers I business. . tranaOrralaffon at In emotionally low cost per Mile. Piece us, and let us tell you how other concerns' have found k good business to equip their salesmen with Ford Runabouts. Terms if desired. 11 - -- - I!f - I - - -- . Salesmen becomes mere efficient when equipped with a Ford Runs- -' prHE Er. bout: he covers more territory, visits more prospects and as a result, doses - - r ty , LG3G - Or . ir4 . , ----.- ) III - . - . , d; , il . , , .. borte-draw- - i --- -- - , - - - rmosia:taterimarvrtoeslattlin-aaapirrttiaoaneadutteos.t- . . , , light-weigh- :14 ri,.....allf dr'1" , - . TOZIC,-Nov.--rictt- -- . I, - -- ZW- - . 'IL ....ao ...... -- 1)1,1t,- ra LI , anti-freez- part. , ' ' . N. i 2 - - -- . , - - - , , III litiv,:.' , ,.. f first of a series-oarticles on the ettliti , - value of the motor triick as in efficient transportation unit by :, prominent business men of the country were- submitted to the Nik.----- tional Automob ile chamber of commerce by R. E.M. Cowie, vice- president. and E. E. Lidgcbum, general superintendent., Motor Vehicle ., Ecitilpsnent. Anlericail ltailway Express. r. Cowie 4 The Value of the motor vehicle as a means of tuiya. transportation cannot be the things that it has Ccomplished, even thin! far are marvelous in the extreme. From an experience of a great many Years. with all types of I have come to the conciliator' transportation. that there is very much of a distinct place for the motor vehicle. 'littler 4,. pnopelled - by electricity-by garotte,. , "Until a few years ago the express traffic-- of the ,eountry was conducted bound to greater:, very largely by homes and wagons, satisfaction.result in custothere Using the greater mile. , which are In them days regarded as a age of the ability truck to deliver at ', slow and tedious means of transport. greater distances alao brings satia- ",,', It, Is wen, unfortunate that home faction. in that customere csn be supvehicles and motor vehicles who were formerly obliged to , have to operate on the 'Stine high. plied depend upon much slower methods of , ways. because the horse-draw- n vehicle is very apt to keep the speed of transportation. to making his delivery service , the traffic strained back. recognizing as Next and efficient as possible , the theory :that the speed of your and.frequent at the lowest possibleAost,-- - tho iit slowest col- owner will get much oottotlettos the lier in your fleet." from motor trucks which can not be For Cling Motor Truck, expressed in miles.. deliveries or dol- Mr.. La &hunt, give- s- masons-- - as taro For instance, the handling of follows for express companies using special and rush deliveries after rev. ular ,hours. as Pointed out Shay. motor trucks so extenMvely: it is well known that a atistieg The reasons for mains I i -- , it iyso I , 7, Not, ',. t ', : watri- --- -- 0-' FitiriC7TheAaTiletitrenZIaitTIArette-6- tl - . 2- ,. 0i b li 1 ., . - Alethist-t--par- , ---------- - , .. ,t,. TaP""Y ler '1139"null . attention mtarn- given to the safe"; !guariing of the cooling itYglent of dire, I AT-- ,Ireese--trt.zero- IMMO lir, , 4 S Fll,l,,. , . -- - s, ! 411 - 111,, 1, TH ENNIVERSACCAR . . - : . . . 7.11, , BRII-0;- , , rtiarnoio- : kJ ... . it . Yalu bera-ths-d- ......- A' - , .. e OMB . .. ..... ,,, , , er,,re,,. I ......11.3 . low-pric- ....... . co. . on. eorrecting-tbsTycond.ti- .. , ' -- - ?- particular - ... YEAR:: , actly alike; even in lhe same line of The orilution of the trouble lies in proxlMate specific- gravity 1.96; business no. two .truck are itatidiest at Reports from theOlympla the see of ta.3114 tube la all 303 te freeze. Alcohol. 1 pert: y, water. 1 part. at). exactly the same. For ibis evasion it the. great British mohair vehlelle se... clincher cord casings is to s advance in sPecitio-travitimpossible predict 0.935; will recom prozussatse It will bie noted that-thiexactly what a motor truck will do; posit,lon. which was held last week', Mendation applies only to clincher freeze at 20 degrees below zero. too many variables enter into the indkate that the British manufactor, on ral Neu not act does t glycerine cord rtmo and do,o not Hop!,. to 1 It cane howevero be esti- erg are paying great ettention to the problem. metal. but does act on rubber connec- - mated straight side tires., The deoltri aof the lions. closely. hose connections If used the econontical tube such that is side tire now It is understood that production of straight of the same nominal size as the vas.. Inhould be examined fret:tenn(!) to on long haulsgenerally motor trucks are cheap- 'ly operated ,ears. In this they are isequent is satisfactory inall easee,...,,. er than horses.. This is true when following tfiCaame trend that was lag rar aa .tellowa: the an be ItdisIntegrarig, teak.- AD tubes for clineh leading and unloading time bears apparent among the continental man-.7- -, Glycerine. 1 part; water 3 parts: sip- - a reasonable somewhat longer' lir proportion to.The ratio to the actual haulatm of the-- caging than-- tubes fOf prorimate specific gravity. LOB: will ing time;, under these .circunustanties, ufacturers. who exhibited their lat.; 10 above zero.' at i degrees ,, it ix impossible for horses to compete tot product at the Paris Salon just be.- straight side casings. The Wee in making the tube Ion- - I Glycerine. 1 part; water 2 parts; sp.' with motor trucks. On !short hauls, fore the Olympia show; .w --- -ensue iff ea, great.. . IlirOlotorellie Ti dila In It illsis-is--7 beads eo it will not be emoted when the prospective customer moat have - water 2 on When is the rim Glycerine. parts:parts. pointed out to hint the advantages of emphasized the large, high coat and the tire aPitlied the tube begins to swell up under In- - apprutimate specific gravity, 1.13; quick loading ,and unloading facili- luxurious vehicle. But the high coat flatten it is so long that it is forced 'will freeze at 20 degrees below zero. ties. demountable and detachable of gasoline. taxes , and government It has been found that the un- bodies. and inter firm against the crown and aides 'of the casing. Lying against the walls bleached variety et glycerine. which changeat!14 forme The prime ad- business depression have . made ' the; of the casing. it keeps on swelling may be prscured at practically any vantage Of these Is to keep the me- operation of such cars a burden. even In the direction of the More. is not only cheapest. but chanical pall of the installation. the to the wealthy. and and stretching d beads-ancherish!. moving on actual haulage the ere there is much more stretch !drug have come to the conclusion that In this last portion than in - the parts largest possible part of the time to - . ears their and business the into tracks haul greatest market is among buy. abort the passenger walls., the againM, bring reeting bill. carry-i- n mime class as the 'long haul. where erg of t, In a 6ord tire the air chamber with- - The Federal Good Roads small cars. the IIVS.000.000 for of intranaPPrOpriation is Its eronomy first cost and maintentmon of Which the carcass is much larger then Indisputable. this low.are both in a fabric tire. , Coneequently Increase of BusIntim Made reesible. Six, eight, and ton horsepower cars strength at the beads ii so great that be. now become. Law. A: motor truck Increases the area Under the new motor vehicle law in in which business can bo done in seem .peculiar to the American owner, the tube ix thinned down.at that point ear OWIriT in the nate I who Is accustomed to take all sorts of to a dtgree where a little roughness Missourt.'.every have a certificate of title or deed, about the ratio of its daily 4,,,,11,,.,, chafe, mum on thtrhoeug "Th banlelen 114.'.ageal roads "on high" and who does not. The horse maximum daily be which must to new sionstred the the cause of consider anything " under twenty' In heavy and medium heavy hauinge I sufficient for his need.. horsepower the trouble. If a tube of larger sec- - 9.WirLemr alliabrZa" iliatehli'ea.urtwittri;to::11n, The 24 20 are miles and the respectiveir. n Genet measurement is used. there is, street cars- - in lquique.laverage la4 not much more than half But the foreign manufacturers have and to to stretch 20 Chile. rubber rated fare centavos at ten horsepower course,rmore The. of (shout tibia 12 and 14 mile". A motor truck built.inany the tube does not become thin enough t3heefnatr.g aotn Pthre"ertnetteeexccahrasngise).0011ce'hinl.-- lean rover from 30 to. 100 miles a day or less and they were the feature of , .., across the beads to be injured. readily. although it la sedom au low both the Paris and London shows. tavoa anseltrtittionnotte tombged en ntdhear: mothderethatat tall! Of the .714 fanners in eastrn state. tie 30. and not often above 40; the who were Wordless Road Signs by the 'United States average la below 40. 201312 odepartment arked of agricultere to tell what wats.tube trouble The greater mileage of the motor clincher cord Aire where a 30x24 ;they had found las chief adv.ntnorn in truck may be used to give better and Being Tried in!East $1 per cent re- - more The fact le that the owning-- a motor truck. tube is used within the are. frequent service la relatively I plied saving lime.- failures of , lay-horsea,Or,,--I- t percenge sigma -- to - geld the has formerly, verged anuill, bat yet large enough to war- 'an Although 25e squire miles. with may be used partly to extend the area mot omits area been of about hays adopted for be ,...,e that alle tube, n ran dt ,n the frequency Xlissachusetts t not more than 20 miles of roads suite-- ddeataivrerylv.rove 'highways. in- ulri'aszy casings or ti,... hie for motor traffic. there are between Danger tive .., Te and CO automobile clincher cord type.three diag- ' and --10 motor Being mechanical. motor truzit points are marked by no the Wen& fa and is accurate. It precise, onally paralle! lines. an intemecting : The National Automobile Chamber of livery not affected by weather or 7oad laid on ha side. and a her inflorsed the Pennsyl- - ditions, ascompared horse serv- - road by a with , 4.91Arip whichyenta law requires each motor with croearoad by a croes. The warning. truck to bear a lettering showing its Ice. which Is ,seriously interfered snow 200 feet from the will be placed tweight. 'the body weight and the.and nnrhetimen ete1"4 hi the ... . weight of the- - load which it: should and ice, of winter and the excessive poihts indicated. . . midsummer. of heat carry, li The department of eommeree. at Just as a machine is more efficient Washington. has visioned to "mike ' Ill than a man or 'all. animal. fitathe,mowor- ''"'-- ' ld-wide FaillVIRPL -- : survey orautomoblle 'Mar- - i toy truck adds efficiency to th.a de- , Item William 1. Irvine, one of the I to This refers II system, every 1111 1 pattmeniathe trade commissionore. after 'of it. not the more rapid run- - gr 11.. " ' yisiting prineipal automotive cen- - phase NP tern of the country. will liter tour for- - fling of the truck only. 7There is no limit to the minor rountrien. . In England.. the development of truck's endurance: it is simply &vies, .1 small automobiles in the past year. it lel tion of drivers. This is athantageous staid has been. very Portman'. anti 'during-rasemotes or .it push' times nearly 14000 tare of this trOo herr of the day oretient1. since no extra been wild London in in loot the sta. ' ......1 . -- - - up-to- - - 1 11,,..:.,: per-een- d. ., 'T anti-freez- , . 4 Stress Economy and Increased Volume of Business Experk:;,, . ierteed Use of Motor Through . , Trucks in --Haulage -- WorkGenerally Understoid truck; Cheaper Than -- ,- - Horses for' -- - Long Haul. , , olutionNeces sary ' r 13 - - ng , - ,. ' I , T,-, . ComPanY Off' , Weather e. - . . . Important. I There tire three gribatancee in geni solo- erat utie for:. making anti . freeze . t ticeat each of which Can .. by the owner hinutelf, Alcohol Is ?colt ably the- moat popular, of all anti- !freeze agents. Glycerine. has proven but its tort during the i very effective war niaide its use almoin prohibitive Calcium to the ordinary Owner. IS perhaps the Most eattile , chloride of ail and. for that prepared 'solution reason,- - is widely used.. But some is a dangerous think calcium-chlorid- e solution to use. The commercuil pro- duct. sold In solid form or.in soueeus e soltviena as an mixture, is Injuriouti, beeause tit- the action on the comporieittwatthe cooling system. 7:7".11J1115:-.LARgER Such alkaline solutions are productive of an electrical action wit, sever two. , ). dissimilar metals are utilieed. such -I- . the bra tubing of radiator and SIZE THAN CEINGS, as the eolder-use- d at the joints. the- iron, .. water jackets and the braes or copper , ... L.--Thuse of allnaluble salts is harmimpWhat Is said to be one' or- ille most advise,' against bersuee of -their --- -- tut alien i. the metal.'' theortant-tndinire'or A of motor the United car eginmor of the oinions Service. department ..of to the value of , e States Tire ' company. In conneition various a solution gimes with Clincher cord Ilres.,--,In recorded decided preference' foe alcohol and glycerine. Neutral alcohol deer not ip the following bulletie: aot on or in the rubber connee- Since the introduction of the 30 Mins, metal But the alcohol In the solo3 clincher cord tire grealrLearetwe tion will evaporate more rapidly than have kept in clove touch will theithe water. The solution should be service rendered by the oeveral owikes watched carefully and the alcohol re-94 from time to time. If - OW.---, pleniehed aleohoUte-iiried-thcame- - on the Iner-4ee tellewieg to the .conclusida solution- will oheervationaled allthat 'there was a coalmen fault in all ordinary temperatureer Alcohol. 1 part: water 3 parts; &Iv.' of themtube chafingand, in the specific gravity. .97: will development of the Royal Cord in that- priximate freeze at 10 degrees above tero. attention was size, el nt - i aubs . - ern- - ' I take' ,over the.main interstate highways ,of thewation.- was brought of the Townsend high- sneasurablyt closer' by tho reeenfe-lactmeof the highways, IL bill. Chapin,cbairman way in the opinion qt.ItoY e gle , '" ' committee of the National Automobile chamber of commerce.' of the gums- -. Ls not all that students act the new, "While highway - 1,1AI -- Would like- - to WM." said Mr.- Chapin, the law as it now stands'a distinct step forward lit the evolutton of our highway. policy. ', marks fedora ,ald can no longer be scattered broad, Under its protisions. compelled to designate., cast. Each state highway departmnit is now -- cent this f the- milenge in - thi- - state- - se- - -- system -- and-of per hree- gevens must consist of. primary highways of. In- cent, Ti ancè. On which an per cent of' all federal funds may- be- -teratate In thotio states where highway work is mons advanced and concentrated. to concentrate more then depariments--deeirwhereroads they are peo per centdo of their funds on the. primary interstate so. a clause which will enalile SOM. sixteen states to our- - ' of the national .asociation.b-- In las mitted to nue the policy already adopted of building the most important roads call for the meeting Mr. Diehl de-- I, -, . cWred that under the plan to be pro.. posed, eutomobile clubs in the larger win glintalial Main 95r2715 Insure to so all exacting tenance are cities of the county will be expected "The Immediate effect of this act 1 the nation against loss and to set to and develop new clubs in will be to stimulate the construction a high standard for the states. The the organize smaller municipalittea in theirdisof the trunk hies. same is true. in the .cfausetwhick pc0-- .. . and maintenance ways in those inatee which because videe that highways must be con-ft IS -further planned that when the lack at funds have not thus far structed with due regard for future smuttierhave been- placed on a nistie. much progress toward an ade- - as well ea prevailing traffic needs. The business cjubs basis ..their operation will be gliate tomtein of 'connected high- - new and flexible formula for- public motor- I placed In the hands of local in its ways. As, this' progress lir made, the Ian& etates will be the imerest of the larger organ- states theineelveil will undoubtedly benefits as will the liberal appropriabeing only to develop them come to the cenviction already. ex- - tiong toeforest roadsand trails which Of success. inspiringtheir pressed by officiate in the more ad- - reach a total of C5,000,000, for the iists. point feature of the plan includes vanced commonwealths. thatinter- - next two years. The clause which difor establishment of me- ' .inate highways perform more than a recta the secretery of war to trans-ru- st aid for members of , clubs. purpose, are the most useful to fer to the secretary of agriculture sur- su is employed in England.: the most people end logically should plus war materials availableforl Theastouring board of. the A. A. A. be constructed and maintained highway :use will the. conference in the purchase was active during national government. Presumably. of millions of dollars with to carry forward its eloomaplans this work would always be carried on of equipinent ' and Will modernize king...program,----It-le-hoped-:that agencies of construe- - highway methods Of 6:instruction-an-- a -- - each club in every state may be in- -I ' duced to provide accurate and 1 ;tion rather than through the organize- - maintenance everrwhcre''Another provialon of tion of a,, federal agency, end the ' is that daft maps for its members. that counrelease state requieng of and Importance Consequent - ty with funds for the and states mind match federal--fundthe government will greatly stimuconmaintenanoe of the state arid county funde from state sources or so atuditt and analywa of fundamental roads would greatly expedite tompie- - trolled, with a qualifying time alma! late ' highway problem& e tion at a .net.'of highwaye every- - of three years std., permit necemen1 , . , p changes in "tete-- laws to meet name .:,Irowroild colintlaiga Soctirsettd. -- '1 --1 -- ',her.... '''' conditions. The broadened definition eTheee are some of the main - 31111k)1m1 Safi 'ha EditaitPlIseal , 0"611-- of a department will require changes. 'There are others but suffi"With'? recognition, :- of Interstate properhighway :.of have been enumerated to show cient these Impor-' erganization reads now a fundamental principle In taint units t that the iedunatimal campaign waged la, the future.. Eleere-national are the law. there by StnatorThynnend to bring about authority granted the - numerous otherhighway' scarcely leite impor-- lazy of Agriculture to undertake high-- 1 a clearer appreciation of the importent changes to be found in the new way research in In tance of the highway problem,. has with i, act. - . A!4j?,',PkIP2takt20.-!.1,4';')."'''''- ' rie net!, requirementa,fur,main- - dependent agepcies as wen . Anti-Freeei- tor-Paris- - . . federal government- when EIVYORK.--Now.--241-.The-det- - - '"'"--- - - Boost Itiotor Vekdes ' - IIN Da'age:i' of Cold Makes. - . - ,.-- . . (special to The Ncwit.) ' WASHINGTON. IL e., Nov. 20, A dispatch from Loden states that l,recently. In restainee 19 an ur, Desire Is for increased Mem,- - ' gent-calSir D011eaR ShiVIA. the emittent sturgeon. left, tueendon -bership sledroglawarly In the mqrning by, and-- - having Hhtne in All Secor-airgAnd New -- found his patient "lit totravel.; . , , , brought him by airplane to . Lontions f Country dem where' , ecdpsfully perfortnedthe . ..... .........- -.. left Croydon ,... . , , at 6 11.111, and arrived in Para at I - DETROIT, Mkit., Nov. ,26,--The:SI a.m. Upon examining the Initial move in an effort to Increase be decided le tarty him patient,own to hie hospital in Park-lan;membership of automobile clubs In 10 proI larger elites of the.country, LonSon. A bed was fitted up in mamote new riot's"' in the intermediate, the saloott of a liandley-Pag- e Muall cities and to bring closer 1 and chine. and surgeon and patient left Porto at, 4 p.m. and arrived three between motor clubs genand a half hours later In Londho. erally, was made at a'sueeting here of the board The patient sto441 the operat9in recently of the executive association well and his condition we. re- . Automobile American ported altlaigt'itilHtnireved and presidents., secretartee- and Man- ', and city nutionoinie I agars 'of state clubs from all parts of the Upited . - ILSE The - conference was called by UPOITS-SA1 George C. Diehl of Buffalo. pmident, . , , and Other-- ChangesCommended as , Advance in Adniinistration wad Co- ---, --- - ---- ,'Ll'Oi46' i4 Plaié 1 Y.'ANIERICAk.' AS.S11 . - . , 'SYSTEM I ,.':1P'4,tnt P..4.isto:. ORGANIZED BE TOI , , , , , . . - , ,. S.:gt.'oill , Wrests ' , , . 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