Off line to Walter, My dad told me that when he was a young man, standing around with a group of his friends, one more friend arrived with one of the new early cars. The new owner offered to take them all for a ride, but one of them was very drunk. They very carefully told the drunk one that he could come, but if he got sick he was to put his head out the window to throw up. They repeated it very many times to be sure he got it. They went for a ride, came back, and all got Out of the car, including the drunk one, but as he stepped back on the ground he got sick and stuck his head Through an open window as he had been told and threw up in the car. ~~~~~~~~~~~ I suppose you know that sine of the early Blacksmiths gradually became the early auto repair shops, usually doing both in the transition period. ~~~~~~~ I've got a webpage up now for Houston N. Morgan, the actor son of Sidney's Mayor Wm W Morgan, but I think I already told you. http://home.att.net/~johnjamesbentley/MORGAN/houston.htm Elaine