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Show I Rapid Tranalt. I Bankj and Billings, deeply Interest-' Interest-' ed In the automobile question, were alscusslng the relative merits of electricity elec-tricity and gasoline, when Harding strolled Into the club. "Say, Harding," said Billings, earnestly, ear-nestly, "If you were to buy an automobile, automo-bile, to what kind of power would you give the preference, gasoline or electricity?" elec-tricity?" "Both too slow," replied Harding. "I'd have mine go by sound, because sound Is odorless and travels 743 miles aa hour." Illustrated Sunday Magazine. |