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(By Universal Service.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-—Here are
ten good rules for automobilists,
culled from the experience of 1. W.
Mulford, who declares carelessness is
responsible for most accidents:
“yitet, 2ssuyme that you must look
out for yoursel! and the other fellow,
too. Don’t rely on the other fellow
doing the right thing, and you'll be
on your guard if he does the wrong
thing and ready for any emergency.
“Never back or swing from the curb
into the street without looking back
w see if the way is clear.
“(jlance both ways on each cross
gtreet, and if you're not on the main
thoroughfare slow down hefore you
cross. It's safest to drive slowly
enough to have the car well under
control where buildings hide the in
tersecting streets.
“Do not cut corners n turning, but
keep on your side of the street, and
look both ways before you make a
turn.
“Put out a hand as a guide to the
ear following or approaching.
“In passing as lower vehicle pass on
your left; but in passing a street car
always keep to the right.
“Do not follow another vehicle too
closely. It might stop suddenly.
“Stop when the street car ahead of
you stops and stand still till all pas
sengers getting off are out of the
street. In most cities this i 8 required
by ordinance.
“Dim your lights when approaching
another auto on the road. |
“Use common sense at all times and
youw'll save trouble for yourself and
the other fellow.”
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Cotton Traders Clash
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To End in Glove Fight
NEW YORK, Aug. 30 —Trading on the
Clotton Exchange was enlivened by a clash
hetween two brokers, which resuited in ux‘
sgreement to decide the matter with
gloves at the New York Athletic Club for
a purse of SI,OOO. One of the men was
formerty well known a&s an amateur mid
fll:mni&t boxer, and aMhough he is some
wihat older than his epponent he was the
favorite in the bcmrg' among the younger
munbers of the exchange.
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Massachusetts Golfers
Can’t Keep Score Sunday
BOSTON, Aug. 30 -Sunday golf is a
sport and nonpunishable If no score i«
kapt, mnd is & game and is punishable in
thig State if the score is recorded, Judge
Bucor, rubed. He fined Edward N, Kim-l
ball and How-fl Emerson §6 each 'MJ
“kpocking asm white ball around with
a small cdud” last Bunday on the Brae
burn Hinks Thers will he an appeal.
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LONDON, Aug. 23-~Thousands of
army huts used by British soldiers
| ag blllets in England and France are
to be requisgitioned to relieve Britain's
housing shortage, one of the most
important questions to be solved by
the government this summer.
At present these buildings are sur
plus property intended by the govern
ment disposal department for sale by
auction or tender. Agitation by so
cieties investigating the housing
problem has, however, Influenced the
government to remodel the huts for
families unable to procure ordinary
homes. The huts are of wood, sub
gtantially bullt and are sixty by fif
teen feet in dimensions.
A model hut home is on exhibition
in the Horse Guards parade. It is
divided into five rooms—a living
room, dining room and three bed
rooms. The furniture is made of Eng
lish oak of a standardized pattern
The cost of the hut, including the ex
pense of conversions is estimated at
about $2,000, They would be sold ‘by
the government to buyers on the easy
payment plan.
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Water Reptiles Were
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Really Milk Snakes
(By Universad Service,)
GETTYSRURG, Pa, Aug. 30.-<Norman
Hillman, a colored cook st the camps
along the Conewago Creek, has no “‘wet
goods” cached away, is not prone to ‘‘see
ing things” and in general |lB & man of
veracity, Hillman solemnly avows that
while a number of cows were standing in
the creek he saw a procession of water
snakes glide from their places on the
sunny bank into the water, fasten them
pelves to the udders of the cows and drink
their fill of milk.
The farmer who owns the cows had
been puzzied for some time as to why his
cows were giving so little milk, Hillman's
story explained the matter. A wire fence
now deprives the snakes of their mea!
ticket,
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Haul of Juvenile '
Highwayman a Dime
(By International News Service,)
KANBAS CITY, Kan., Aug. 30.-~Rushing
home wild-eyed and excited with beads
of sweat standing on his forehead, Lewis
‘Nys, the 11-year-old son of M J. B,
Nye, shouted excitedly to his mothér:
“l was held up and barely escaped pet-
Iln' killed.”
“Did you deltver my parcel to the post
office?™ auerisd his mother.
“Yeu," replied Lewis, “but while T was
going there [ was held up b{ A boy about
12 years old, who had a brick In his hand.
He took a dime away from me and sald
he would kill me if 1 told anybody he
held me up.™
Mrs. Nye telephoned the police. They
are looking for the 12-year-old bl(hwny-1
man.
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