... TRUTH. 474 The Lincoln Highway extends from coast to coast It is thus a disappointment to some people who use the Highway that it should come, as it were, to dead ends at the seaboard. In logic, there does not seem to be any reason why the Atlantic and ...

... of Europe are wise, they will think many times before they stir up the hot-dogs that are sold to motorists along the Lincoln Highway. ...

... Harding an d Hoover and matey others went through this entertaining experience. Roosevelt happened to be motoring along the Lincoln Highway when the bandits overtook him. Many of them were bankers, and no wonder. The banks have been frequently robbed and the ...

... v. HOOVER. Lincoln Highway to what Spurgeon used to call the Downgrade of Depression to Defeat, Damnation and a glorious triumph of the Democratic Party. No Elijah has ever been pursued by an Elisha more anxious to wear his prophet's mantle ; and so insistent ...

... Sam is situated. Across the great open spaces there stretches what h as ben called the Lincoln Highway—a ribbon without the buildings--and, on the Lincoln Highway, it is safety first. some Huey Long intercepts bullets as well as ballots. But, on the whole ...

... the next war, Like Cromwell, Ford has devised what he calls his New Model. Of all the artillery now shooting along the Lincoln Highway, the long-expected automobile bids fair as a projectile to achieve the most powerful penetration. In fact, the difficulty ...

... suppressed. It is the same with gasoline. Scientists want to mix lead in our petrol and call it tetra-ethyl, which, on the Lincoln Highway, will multiprur miles per gallon by three. The only question is wr this additional locomotion is worth a few deaths by ...

... interviews. That he has felt the competition is obvious. No chariot race in Ben Hur is equal to traffic rules on the Lincoln highway or the Boston Post Road. Personally, I believe that Coolidge is in for a third term. The only thing that can eject him ...

... to Americans, and of these he yields at the moment, so I am told, a bout 4,000 a day—a very formidable invasion of the Lincoln Highway. My own view is that Tammany Wall should compel Ford to add another eight brakes,to his sedans, which would stop manufacture ...

... Company. With the improvements in the highways of our country that are rapidly being made—as en illustration, the great Lincoln Highway—traMc will be moved more and more by rubber-shod vehicles and less and lees by cars and trains over fixed iron tracks ...