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Prodium Process Means Millions Saved To Tire Users THE Prodium Process has done for rubber what vanadium did steeL It has made it stronger and tougher, and vastly increased its wear-resisting qualities. Republic Prodium Process Tires are practically immume to road cuts and chipping, and wear down as smoothly and evenly as a piece of tempered steel. Even after the Staggard Studs are gone, many miles of service remain in the tire. Cincinnati Branch Republic iff IW I 3miZ I liyilLI rrmrriimnTiriwwirTmrTmr 111 111 -a- jjym, 111 I' i il III I LZIJJCTS, te 17CK I IJMSelaulin II i I I I a in i 1500 2000 CAPACITY CHASSIS $1225 TO $1550 CASH FOB ROOST 0. J- Bernhelm.

F. H. Blokeslee. jT- rke. Dale.

O. Kelly. R. O. eVri Red.

Ness, Mr. and w. Stevens, WeUsenburier, Mr. and Mrs. 4.

O. Wllllama, Mrs. H. N. Vaussney, H.

Vaussney. L. Gilbert. J. n.

McOooder and Miss Throssell, of Cleveland. Mrs. H. E. Talbott.

of Payton, Ohio, has been the hostess here this week of Mrs. Kd Solmer and Mrs. A. King, also of Imyton. All the newspaper men In Ohio seem to like Oorge F.

Burba, editor of "Jlmmle" Cox's two newspapers, but Fob Wolfe, of the Columbus Dispatch, seems to monopolise most of Burba's time 'when h- Is here. Ilurba knows Hub" and "Hob" knows Burba, and the two newr fail to entertain "the boys" at I life newspaper mens conventions. -President Patterson, of the National fash H-glster Company, has been in M-w this wiek. I an. engaged In an industrial enterprise, he when a-k-l the war "but.

of course. am interested first In the United States and its Government, do not know the Government neeS, my whether It could us. but. of course, it is at the Govern-menfs disposal. I enlisted when a lnV.

"VrrLE too old bow to to again Into the ranke. THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 19X7 The history of the Republic has been a chronicle of progressive improvement in tire making. Jt is fitting that the Prodium Process should be a product of the Republic laboratories. The Staggard Tread was the first effective non-skid tire. Republio Black-lino Red Inner Tube hire reputation tor freedom from trouble The Republic Rubber Company Youngatown, Ohio -20 E.

Ninth St EnHsted in the service of men who produce and distribute the necessities of life and industrial progress you will find a large percentage of International Motor Trucks. These trucks are either making a "dollars and cents" saving for their owners or thev arc bringing more business and greater profits. It is on this basis that we offer international Motor Trucks to business men who have not yet modernized their delivery and transportation equipment. The models we show are designed to satisfy experienced truck users. That is why the International is different from every other truck why the radiator is placed behind the engine why the engine is so easy to get at why the truck has a double rear axle and internal gear drive why it is built from motor to body in one factory why we feel that we can recommend it, without reserve, to every business man.

rhone us to arrange demonstration. MirHtM tne service 01 men wno unxiuuc anu uiauiuuvc uio necessities or me International Harvester Conipany of America (Incorporated) 409-421 Lock Street Cincinnati, Ohio Phone Canal 2160 Distributors in Nearby Towns J. M. Stoddard. P.

R. Penny. C. M. Landes, Mr.

and Mrs. II. JJ-Tucker, w. A. Tanner.

E. Jt. Cady. Crisp, of Toledo; J. E.

Baxter. Wstts and W. O. Williams, of "ma: E. s.

Barraa. of Ada; A. O. Miller, AIWc; o. FeHr.

of Bleiyton; E. C. St. Marys; O. Scully, of 1..

M. Cisco, of Flndlay; T. il. S. and H.

It. Akron; F. H. Foster, of RoMi A Adams and Mrs. A.

E. Adams, of Ironton; A. Frltssche, j' A N'r i. Iier. J.

G. L'ts, A. 1). Joyce, rB Cnok Moore, ''mi. Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Baker, A Vf.un. J.

M. Dlx, C. E. Adams. I' Snu.lor.

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. n- I' Benjamin.

J. J. Curl. R. E.

llh i nr'' Mrs L- W- II Oewlnk. J. C.rant. Grant, y' Mr S. flurnce.

K. I. Hills. t- T. m.

Logier, V. E. MayF. S. Welssberg.

Mrs. M. 0 Jj' A- Woolsey, P. D. Zimmerman, Allen.

O. Greenstone. II Stu, R. H. Tvrell.

O. Chsrjln. c. E. Salmon.

8. W. Sco- St R. Gosner, Alexandria, Ky. 4 R.

Gosney. Alexandria. Ky. The Jos. Gierinfer A.

Sons Miami, O. I I II 1 1 1 Motor Truck Department It Bi' 111 ill 1 1 J. I III Cliff Reed. Cherry Grove, Ohio. Cliff Reed, Cherry Grove, Ohio.

I But I have what some people call a modern factory and It Is at the disposal of my Government I declined to make munitions when other nations were at war with each other, but now that our Government la at war I will show the world that our great establishment can make anything That la mate out of metal. If It Is necessary or desirable." President Patterson Is ln the best of health, and there Isn't any question In the mind of any one who knowi this great genius as to his ability to makn munitions If the Federal Government sees fit to avail itself of. his plant and experience. CYCLIST DRAWS FINE. When police yesterday In Municipal Court testified a speeding motorcycle of William Glbbs, 1518 plum street, ran over an embankment at Red Bank, Ohio, injuring a girl who fell from the rear seat of the vehicle, the man was fined 125 and costs.

When arrested Glbbs gave the name of Kennedy, police alleged. Chester Rhodes. Reading road, and Robert Dolle, Coleraln pike, Mt Airy, were $15 and $10 and costs respectively on charges of automobile speeding. 27 STATIC SHEET AUTO GOSSIP coNTmnn) feom PAOE 23. this demand from foreign countries for the past three years to an extensive degree.

The entry of the Vnited States Into the war simply Increases the demand, and consequently large Increases In prices have ensued recently for all agricultural products, live stock and food supplies generally'. The demand for munitions and wsr supplies continues very heavy, not only from the allies but from our own Government, end consequently the Industries of the country are and will eontlnue to be operated at full capacity upon these orders. Thus. It Is evident that our people ln all pursuits are receiving large incomes, perhaps greater than ever before In jur hljtory. and as long as this condition lasts business will be good.

"Our plants at Detroit. South Bend and Wslkervllle are operated at capaolty, and we are selling our output as fast ss It can be shipped. We believe our business for 1H17 will be larger than that of last year, and we urge ail salesmen snd dealers to take advantage of the existing opportunities and get their full share of the business." One of the Interesting feature of the mechanical operations st The Willys-Overland Company's Toledo factory Is ths solution of the problem of testing all motors thoroughly to discover any mechanical flaw before final assembly. Every four and six cylinder engine Is hloclt tested before It leaves the Toledo factory. The Wlllys-Knlitht four and eight cylinder motors are tested thorough ly at the factory In Ohio, betore being shipped to Toledo.

To take rare of the enormous inmher of engines that are Mo tested at the Toiedo plant several dynamometer rooms have been opened. In the block teat room for Ught Four motors there are facilities for testing 5f motors thoroughly each The motors are mounted on "nloi-ks" and for a while are operated by the dynamos to which they are attached. After the parts are deemed sufficiently "run In" the engines are given fuel and adre allowed to operate ths dynamos, be ing run that way for hours at a lime. until they are considered ready for the chassis assembly. Immediately i after the dynamometer test all the oil bases are unscrewed and the parts are examined and rlesned thoroughly before being sent to the as sembly rooms.

Of the ootmtlaas details entailed In the manufacture of Iodg Brothers motor car, one of the most unkiue la the test which determines the relative worth oi two seemlng tnslsnWoant articles-sandpaper and emery cloth. Ordinary manufacturers are osuaiir content to use a.iy one of the many brands which are offered to users of abrasives, feeling that the difference be tween them Is s. Might thnt any possiwe saving would be- Hut Iodn Brothers. In their desire to reduce costs and raise msnufa'-tunng standards, felt that even the selection of sandper could lie made on an efficiency bnsls With this end In view the experts In Dodge Brothers laboratories designed a machine which Indicates very accurately the quality of the various makes of sandpaper emery cloth submitted to the purchasing department. The 1M7 edition of "Rules of the Road." which treats exhaustively of the commonly accepted highway rules for motor-car drivers, has been put into circulation by The B.

V. Goodrich Rubber Company. It Is dedicated to the Interest of the American motorist In the prevention of accidents and to the csuse of greater tire mileage. The booklet declares that 75 per cent of the automobile accidents are due to carelessness or failure to observe the simple rules of the road. "If everybody observed city ordlnancee.

accident liabilities would be reduced," It says among other things -rlMMn haviv not ilUcrntlon of adults and should be watched witfi utmost care." arivlaoa the booklet In warning motorists to sound the horn repeatedly and have the car under perfect control wn.n approaching children at play upon the sidewalks." A shortage of high-claas motor cars may be a real condition before the spring touring season gets fairly under way Owing to the diversion of manufaclurlt.g facilities to (he Government's uses, production of motor carriages of the hlither gTades may fall considerably below normal, and leave an already brisk msrkct decidedly short of supply. This possibility was discussed at the April meeting of the Packard cnrrlnge. sales board at the fnctorj last Mondsy I and Tuesday. The board, which Is mado up of the sales managers of the principal points in the Packard organisation, reported thnt the stock of cars whl the. factory will he able to furnish this spring Is more thnn half sold out In advance.

The highest sales record made In a single day ln the Packnrd's history was registered on April It, five. days after the declaration of war. Sales have been steady and strong ever since, and every Indication reported by the sales managers Is that the demand soon will outrun the supply. "Violet" furnishes one of the htinrest problems ln transportation that the new motorized circus has to fnce. This can be realized itfhon It has been learned that she weighs three tons nnd takes up cu'dc feet of space.

It might be wep to mention at th-a Juncture that "VoM" l- a member of the pschyderm family, snd enjoys th distinction of hcl'ne rue of the largest elephants In the linstock herd, whlh Ms been purchased by tl" t'nlted States Circus Corporation, presenting the new enterprise of showdom." "Violet" will travel In a specially edit Troy frailer The" trailer, now nnd construction have a padded floor and sides and an nnderslung bod on entri heavy sprlncs Tier car will be bv a llehtly Inden Keltv-Spr'nrfleld truck which machine ha been adopted along with Firestone tires and Trov tral'ers exclusive equipment for the circus. A Complying war-time cai from YVashlnstnn to "protect the food supply." The Onodyrar Tire snd Rubber Company is already Kettlnr Into Intensive nsrl-culturo, in addition to Its many other activities Every foot of uround the com-ponv owns and that not needed Im-modla'ely for liul'dlns purposes will be placed tinder cultivation it once, the company has available manv hundreds of acres of rich lnnd rluht now. This lnnd, which was acquired recently, surrounds a lake which Is to be used to form a his: reservoir for supplying water to the factory. rtn April 53 the Moon Motor Cnr Company shipped a car load of Moon automobiles to Cadis in Spain, nnd another car load went forward the same day to r.nreelona. The shipment to Cadiz on si order of the resrular nsrent of the Moon Company, but the JIareeiona order was the rejjult of forriirn ndvrtls-ln(t.

which brouKht the inquiry aiid the sale. The Moon Cnnipnny has found no In the forwardliiR of these two shipment. 5 by different ships, end the hl.prnYK nts In New York H'erq to have no fear of marine Interference. At-cordinir to Stewert Melnnald. general manager of the Moon Motor Car Company, the pen.

pie of Spain are turning from the llah cars to those of American make I and he predicts that the new song over there will be: When he in student In Cadis, He played on his Jolly guitar He used to play hearts with the ladles; But bow he's a jolly chauffeur. Recognition Never have we Laid so many voluntary er? prrssions of satisfaction and good will from Cola Eight owners. Never has our output been ao great nor spoken for so far in advance. Never has the Cole been more strongly entrenched as America's dominant Eight Weight of public opinion based solely upon the quality of the car is responsible. Each day the growing demand for the Cola Eight is more difficult to meet.

So we suggest that if you want a Cole Eight now next month or the month following order it today. Price Seven Passenger Cole Eight Touring Car $17M Cole Eight Tuxedo Rcadster $1795 Four Passenger Cole-Springfirld Tourcoupe $229S Seven Passenger Four-Door Tour sedan 2495 Prices f. o. b. factory and subject to change without notice The Geo.

C. Miller Sons Carriage Co IMSTItlHl TtlHSj, nS-TIB MAI STREET CtJfCIK ATI. o. OA.HAL IHI. Cola Motor Car Company Indianapolis, U.

S. A. MOTHER Of Fatherless Family In War-Torn France Expresses Gratitude To Cincinnati Benefactress Who Aided Her Children. "I accepted courageously this grief." writes a mother of one of the "fatherless children of France" to a Cincinnati benefactress, 'expressing gratitude for the aid tendered In rearing the orphaned family. Hundreds such letters are being received In America dally, not a few of them reaching Cincinnati, where Clifford R.

Wright, Dexter place. East Walnut Hills, la Treasurer for the Cincinnati branch. A "Fairy Hallet" will be given at Emery Auditorium Saturday evening. May 12. the proceeds going to these orphans of France.

Tickets now are on sale and may he hud by communicating with Kobetl Taft. Ilexter pflace. One of the letters, addressed to a Cincinnati woman, follows: "Madame; 1 learn that you wish to be the protectress of my dear little Marcelle, and as her age does not permit her to do It herself I hurry to thank you for what you are doing for niy dear child; "Mar, t-lle is a large baby of years She enjoys good health, and In my sorrow I am happy not to be worried on this score. She Is not yet school, bceau.e the kindergarten Is closed smie the war. luiring my work day she Is looked after with a younger sister, three years, by an aged grandmother, who lives with my sister-in-law.

The three elder children. It, 8 and 7 years old, are In school all day. "It Is my intention to send you the photograph of my little family. If I can I will Inclose It with this letter, If not In the next. "The father of my dear children was seriously wounded the 2d of November, 1914.

and taken to Chalons, hack of the front. Ho died a few days later. 1 was notified by the military authorities of the gravity of his wound, but I did not have the supreme satisfaction of giving him a lust kiss. He was about to be Interred on my arrival and 1 could do nothing but weep on a grave "I accepted courageously this terrible grief, and despite dell, ate health I put myself to work to par my five childnn. Your previous aid will help mo to attain my end again, mndiitiie "I have 1th pl ure.

niad-anie. a letter from nnd my family and I will lutppv to a photograph of our owi kind fairy Will you give us this Slttisfiu tlnn. madame? "As you read, madame. I -pray you to accept with my ke. ri-i; thank my most respectful grcitimrs.

"Coitant wlilow. "Irene I'nsnuvl." OPPOSITION TO COMMITTEE To Aid ln Conduct of War Reaches Senator Harding. Secretary rjeorjfe T. Poor, of the He. publican Executive Committee, re-calved a letter (rum Senator Harding 8" yniu- I IT Slf Six-45 $1485 Club Roadster Six-6 6 $1750 Club Roadster lll-ll 'V, ri lit T.

Out at trie Country Club Moon Club Roadsters stand out from the crowd prominent in the distinctiveness of their handsome appearance. Built like battleships for steady service under trying conditionsthey also have all the grace and beauty of smart pleasure yachts. In appearance, performance and comfort, they rival cars twice their price. A fovO Moon features Genuine tan Spanish leather upholstery (also on back of the Roadater's front seats) one-man top -slanting -windshield Delaunay-Bellerille body design Delco electric service complete chassis and body equipment. MOON Court and Klin Stn-ots.

yesterday eckn'owledir Ing the receipt if the telegraphic resolutions tit the 'ommlttes, protesting aKslnst the appointment of a congressional committee to sld In the conduct of the war. The Senalur naiil ths matter would be CARS Wm. R. Sommerkamp Co. 1106 RACE STREET DODGE BROTHERS Motor Cars Value Service Reliability tine iunatl, Ohio.

I.I VK 1)1. AI.KHS WANTED. BUY YOUR CARS FROM A. B. and MASON TOWLE CANAL 4422 Motor Cars THE STURDY STUTZ- wom.irft iiMi'tx iiv itii.iir ok conqi kst.

MI T. nrr the reined proilm-t mt five yeara' careful ntuilr and nrae tli-al enKineerlBK and not nm. imtrlrd built to utininlnte aalea. CINCINNATI AUTOMOBILE CO. rnnE cW Kiss brought to the attenllon of the SensI" st the proper time.

Mr. I'our also received "a wire from Congressman llelnti In which he said he was In full accord with the sentlnn.it of the Committee on Universal Compulsory Service. Phone Canal 4716. Half-Sole Your Worn Tires on'l throw them away the sidcwalls arc still firm, the heads are strong, and the labric in KIKJJ condition. gatcsStires P.ti (Xflce ff absolute i aujirjnii'eJ to givt you dl kraal J.H) mile ut puru turprool wrvu'f- and rrmit uwn average 5.000 to lO.OOOmilrh Buill like new lirri.

ur antt-rd u.U the tame wi-ar even better anil coit one-hall let. Come in and ice them test the rubber and examine the tonitrut lion then decide tot yourtrl! International Rubber Sales Co, 127 E. MTII T. r. rhone anal 12.

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