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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
3
Unusual public interest surrounds the latest Overland model introduced after two years of actual demonstration. The company unveils a new three point suspension design for the first time, highlighting innovative springs and improved ride.
Willys-Overland claims Overland 4 offers the greatest riding comfort since pneumatic tires due to a new three point cantilever spring system. After two years and 250 050 miles of testing across mountains deserts and plains, the light weight all steel car promises lower upkeep costs, better fuel efficiency, and easy assembly in five units.
President Wilson calls the coal strike unlawful while the Senate and House rally to back the administration. Agencies act to curb the crisis as Attorney General Palmer sees a bill to deport anarchist aliens advance. An Indianapolis court bars strike orders and benefits payouts. Pershing clashes with the War Department over a larger army plan as Prohibition enforcement is overridden.
A distinguished party including cabinet vice presidents and congressional representatives toured Mount Vernon. King Albert and Queen visited the tomb of General Washington, removed his cap, and laid a wreath of chrysanthemums and evergreens on the sarcophagus. Autumn leaves rustled as a Navy flying boat circled overhead.
Reports from Admiral Grayson say President Wilson continues to recover and may engage more with the coal miners strike and Senate peace treaty debates. A Belgian royal trio greeted him before departure aboard the Mayflower as five soldiers delivered roses to Mrs. Wilson. The George Washington carried them home after 29 days. The King and Queen sent farewell messages. the flag over Congress was sent to Governor Holcomb for Victory loan over-subscription. Treasury registrar Teehee resigns to join a New York oil firm. Armistice Day proposed as a holiday, and the Senate nears final paz treaty vote after 46 amendments.
Notice declares November 11 a legal holiday titled She Fut One Over On Him. It cites a public notice from Elizabeth Stover and Ira Stover with personal debts, separation, and lodging concerns. The item references the Lebanon Daily News and dates around 1911.
After a three day stay in the national capital, the King said he was splendidly entertained. The King and Queen of the Belgians, with the Duke of, accompanied by their entourage, prepared to sail for home.
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