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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
P0STMAN HAS
GAINED Is LBS
TAKING TANLAC
Makes His Twenty-Six-M Mile
Round Every Day Without
firing He Says.

"Yes, sir, its a positive fact, ! have
gained twenty-five pounds in weight
and have been benefited so much that |
think il is time for me- to talk Tanlac
for the benefit OF others This state
ment was made by J w McBath OF
2l2S Poplar street while discussing his
case with 1anlao representative a few
days ago. Mr McBath has been post
man on X. +. d. No. 5 for the past
eleven years and many OF his good
friends are among the people he daily
serves.
Three years ago" continued Mr. Nc
Bath, II began to weaken from what
was said to he impoverished blood and
continued to gradually go down. My
appetite was very poor and what |
would cat seemed to give me no nour
ishment. lost weight until ! fell off
some thirty pounds and my whole
system got in terrible rundown con
duion. was weak and debll,atcd gen
orally and so nervous | could hardly
sleep at all ! felt worried and down
hearted and was Just about out OF com
mission in every way when ! decided
to try Tanlac.
after reading some testimonials in
the papers given by people | knew
got me some Tanlac and in 4 short
time | began to build up, My appetite
soon returned in full force, ! now ea'
as hearty as anybody, enjoy all my
meals and feel stronger and better thar
| have since my troubles began. Wher
| saw Tanlac was doing me good
kept taking it until now have used ter
bottles and feel like new man.
sleep as sound as baby every night
make my twen,y-six. rounds every
day and never feel tired As said,
have gained twenty-five pounds II
weight and am so glad to regain my
health that ! want to tell everybod,
about Tanlac.",
Taniac is sold in Oklahoma City eN
elusively by Wesuall Drug Co, unde
the personal direction OF a special Tan
lac representative.--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22

ton General Cadorna apparently is
cxerting heavy pressure along a wide
sector OF the Trentno front. The
latest official announcement from Rome
exported the capture OF an important
height by Alpine troops on the Laga
zuoi Piccola, in the Dolomltcs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses.
Charles n. Smith. " years old, and Lu.
cile Rupert, 10 years old. both OF oh
lAhoma City
Sam Ebenessr West, 40 years old, Per.
ry, Okla. and BERTHE Edith Thomas, 2,
years old, Pine Bluff. Ark
Henry Smith. N years old, and Bessie
y. Brewer, ~ years old, both OF Okla I.
John HSrbsr, walker. 70 year, old and
Pauline Taylor, Is years old. Oklahoma
II L. Thomas, "a year. old For, worth
Teras, and Rl,tie speakmsn. "a years
old. Perry, Okla.
Births.
Mr and Mrs George W Hollonan.
iia East Il avenue. q boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. David n Coots, 1 East
Second street, Q boy,
Mr., and Mrs. A, v. Sheldon. 2se East
Eighth street, q girl
Mr, and Mrs g. J. Mitchell, sss w.,,
Fourteenth street. . boy.
Ooatho
Homrr Darlington, n years old. w.s.
Icy hospital.
evlldlno psrvrits
Oscar White, one story frame dwell.
Ing, .N West Twent, street, 81. .
Mrs Emma l.. Anderson. frame add.
uon. IL East Sixth street, tiS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
CiTYBRIEFS

Ed L. Hahn Undertaking Co. Wal "a
Adv,
Alleged Migrants Arrested ny refus-
Ing TO 20 TO work after repeated re-
quests by the police. Mike Conners yes
terday filed complaints against Harold
N. Walker, John Louden and HERNIA n
Hall and all three were taken to tho po-
lico station. charged with vagrancy The
police authorities allege that the men
were always hanging around the car
barn. They will be tried In the police
court this afternoon.
Perrins & Sons. Utdertaksrs Wal s2s
ADV
Jack Wof Arrested Jack Wolf, wanted
by tho county on charge or highway
robbery, was arrested by tho police last
night He was turned over this morning
to county authorities.
Fire insurance. wal rs. TaI Upshsw.
ADV
Barnaclo 20 preach--F W Rarnnclo
will preach at the Diamond school house,
near Comas. sunday Night at = o'clock.
Every one residing IN that school dis
trict Is earnestly requested to attend thr
services,
Plser Is Arrested After having been
IAN escape for nearly three weeks Har
ny piser, young white man, was arrested
by Mike Conners late last night PiseI
escaped from the janitor Rt the city hal
while assisting IN cleaning up m" city
hall and was re-arrested Ht the baseball
park about week later. hut again es-
capped when the officer had 10 go on the
field.
Earl Thsyer hrralaped Earl Thsyer
against whom two Indictments CharginG
grand larceny were returned by the granc
Jury Wedne\ay afternoon. pleeded not
guilty TO botn charges I'm district courI
this morning. His bond was fixed nj
81 300 In each case Thayer Is alleged tC
have stolen two Ford automobiles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22

Protest Filed The referendum petition
which would submit the hone dry law Ia
a vote was protested yesterday nv n T.
Laughhaum. secretary OF the state anti
saloon league \ hearing will he set
soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
Captains Report
Names OF Workers

Three committees of the Women's
Red Cross division the names OF whose
members were not reported yesterday,
were filed at headquarters today. They
were:
Miss Edna Miller captain; Mrs.
Carrie Bernstein, Miss Eva Capp and
Miss Helen Bender
Mrs. Royal Carson, captain; Mrs.
Carroll S. Moore, Mrs Thomas, Mrs,
Sam Lindsey and Miss Frances Gerson.
Mrs. H. G. Hatfield captain; hrs.
James Bryan, Miss Erwin, Mrs. Tom
Bryan and Mrs. Kellogg.
Two committees, which had not been
organited, dropped out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
AMERICAS PART
IN PRESENT WAR
LECTURE THEME
CONTINUED From Page ~


you know that the body OF the German
people to this day who are no, on the
firing line believe that the entire Eng.
liSh fleet was destroyed off Jutland
and that Germany is now mistress OF
the SeaS'
The German mind is Incompetent
sible to an Anglo Saxon. II would
stop no shorter at killing million
Germans to accomplish the imperial
purpose than il would to slay a mil
lion of the enemy. Did you ever hear
OF the kaiser's mentioning Christi MOI
He invokes God, but not the God OF
the Christians. II Is Allah he i'm
plores, not the father OF men. En-
peror William is a Mohammedan.."
Agrees With Hawley.
Asked what he thought OF Allan K.
Hawley's statement that 5000 aero
planes could do more than 100000 sol.
diets TO end the war, Mr. Simmons
agreed entirely with Hawleys deelara
ton. "And we are equipped to build
that many planes" said Mr. Simmons
That's the very thing that must b,
brought home TO every citizen OF thi,
republic mean, that the United State,
is abundan,ly able to do any and al
OF the things mapped out for her b,
war experts And eventually she doe
them Now is the time for the countr,
to wake up to the necessity for imme
diate action"
Mr.. Simmons will go to Muskoge,
tomorrow. Since Sunday he ha
spoken in Nashville, Tenn, IIanniba
and Moberly, Mo, Joplin and Spring
field, all in Missouri.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
ARTILLERY DUEL
IN LAON DISTRICT
BEING EXTENDED
Infantry Battle Dies Down.
Germans Losers,
Associated Press War Summary.

Associated Press war summary.
The engagement between the French
and the Germans which was opened
Wednesday by German attack near
Vauxallon. southeast of laon. is be
ing continued spiritedly by the the ar
tillery, the infantry fighting having
temporarily died down.
Artillery Duel Extended
Paris today reports an extension OF
the artillery duel eastward RON Naux-
allon along a front OF ten miles as far
as the vicinity OF Bray-en-aonneiS
The infantry battle after initial sue
cess for the German crown prince halt
ed after his troops had lost virtually
everything they had gained. Only one
small salient remained to the Germans
Resumption Of attacks by one side or
the other, and along a much wider
front, appears an carly probability
Heavy Fighting in Champagne
In the Champagne heavy fighting is
in progress. After the Disappointing
result OF yesterdays attack by the Ger
mans between Mont Carnilet and Mont
Blond in which the crown prince,
forces were not only repulscd but aft.
crward driven from their own positions
they attacked again last night, this tim,
al Teton height This assault also
failed, Paris announces, all the posi-
tons remaining in French hands.
Along the British front in France anc
Belgium only raidng operations ar,
reported
The AuStro-ltallan front continue
the scene OF active operations, but Of
fetal dispatches are lacking today ,c
throw additional light upon the sjtua
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22

menting waste will gently move out OF
the bowels, and you have a well, play
iul child again, A thorough inside
cleansing" is oftimes all that is neees-
saty. 1t should be the frs, treatment
given in any sickness
Beware of counterfeit fig syrup, Ask
your druggist for S0-cen, bottle Of
California Syrup of Fissy which has
the full directions for babies, children
OF all ages and for grownups plainly
printed on the bottle. See tha, il is
made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" Don't merely ask for
Syrup Of Figs, but ask for California
Syrup OF Figs" Remember. "Caliiot-
mia. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22

\ laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow, Children simply will no,
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, motherl II
coated, or your child is listless, cross
fsverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full OF cold or has the
grippe or sore throat or any other
children, ailments give a teaspooniul
oi California Syrup of Figs" then
don't worry, because /, is perfectly
harmless, and in a few hours all this
constipation poison. sour bile and fer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
Every Ford
Worker SubSCribes

There is not Stacker among The 20
employees at the Ford plan, here. The
employees were solicited this morning
by Shelley's committee and not a man
failed to contribute. The subscriptions
ranged from S. to 500 and aggregated
.SlSl7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
Red Cross Nurse
Is Contributor

A Spanish American war Red Cross
nurse. Mrs. b. NJ OteN, 6lSh Okla
homa avenue, was a contributor to the
Red Cross fund at Chamber of Com
merce headquarters this morning She
gave 81 in her own name and 81 in the
name of a little orphan, Bessie Oten
Davis of ST. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
RED CROSS FUND
NEARS 100000
MARK FIFTH DAY
Continued From Page ~

mittee facing an avalanche OF cards, a
number OF women volunteered to do the
work
The volunteers who were busy this
morning were Miss Nina Binn,, Miss
Mary Dryer, Mrs T. II McGregor
Mrs. f.. II. Linzee, Mrs. {. A. McCol-
lister, Mrs Eleanor Akin, Mrs NJ q
Burlington, Mrs Prentiss Price, Miss
Gail Pruiett, Miss Lanta Gulick, Miss
Norean Scranton, Miss Dorothy Gar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22

rett. Miss Muriel Runnell Mrs w. +.
Wilde. Miss Helen Mcintyre, Miss
Rae Malone, Mrs. Robert Holtrschue.
More women are needed to do this
work Volunteers are requested to go
to the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
Wisconsin Man
Makes Donation

William Danner Of Monroe, Wis
was in Oklahoma City for an hour this
morning between trains He spent a
part of his time looking up Red Cross
headquarters and turned in a cash sub
scription OF So when he found it.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
LAX-FOS-An Improved Cascara

A digestive liquid laxative, cathar,ic
and liver tonic Combines strength with
pala,able aromatic taste Does not
grippe or disturb stomach S0c.-Adv.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

The ire is by far one OF the
worst cata>ti Ophes that has ever
Defell the city of Keystone, and
n our hurried account we are
Unable to give a complete list of
Ill the losses. Over practically
III the bus!n. - houses DESTROYED
antilles maintained costly hon IS,
md no furnitGre or hxturcs of
INV kind We're saved.
From the test information ob-
.aina5le the lnsur.rce was less
han normal, but the loosers
OOk upon their misfortune with
more or less nOnchalance. and in
piace Of the d .vastated district
will soon spring a more substan-
tlal row oil business structures.
To say who the hero or heroes
we're in this great cor flagration
would be as impossible as it
would be for a mere human to
pluck ray of light from the SUM-
beam. Everybody fought fire.
They fought fearlessly, heroical-
~ ard uncOmpromisingly. They
fought not for play, they fought
not for praise. but out of a deep
sense OF pride. common interest
in one another and to save the
city from one of the most appall-
ing conilagratiOrs that has ever
struck Keystone. Men, women
and children made strong Z II )rts
TO save What they had in their
homes. Evervbcdy work
tremendously and with
telling effect
This fire original q in the same
building n which it caught a few
days ago. There was a plenty
of water without which this city
might have been reduced T.
ashes.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
WOMEN HEnoINfs At THE FIRE.

Thelwomep from "Cinder Bot
tom" learning Of the fire. rushed
to the scene and unlike many
went to work helping to save
peoples property. They worked
like heroines, carrying on their
usras urea. vAds of wont
household goods to places of
safety. while many others were
standing idly by looking ON and
making great alarms. These
women. quiet and self willed,
went about removing the peoples
household goods and not one
piece was misplaced. After az.
no one ought TO be unnOticed and
disregarded for deeds of charity
kindness and good will.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
COST sc; SOLD FOR 81.

A note inside potato reve aled
To- Dayton 90. woman the fact
that the potatoes for which she
paid - had been sold by the pro
ducer for 60 cents a bushel. Tho
found a note in one potato. con
tanning the name OF the grower.
When she wrote and asked him
how n uch nc sold his potatocs
Tor he answered that they
brought him 90 cents a bushe'
Because Of tne high price she
paid for them the grower apolo-
gized for damaging one by put
ting the note in il.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

largest looser, having owned tn,
building occupied by himseli
with an extensive line CT ladie
and gents furnishings, and thu
buildings occupied oy the Spec
Tor Drug Co, and the People,
grocery Store. His stock ant
building loss will reach So. 900
Harry Totz. OF Northfoxk
owned the building occupied
the nrm of Pals & Vacillio. This
structure was worth SIS. OCO, snt
the stock carried by the concern
amounted To at least $4,000
The residence occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gray and own
ed oy =. &. Hale was damaged L
the extent of 5000 while IN.
household furnishings suffered
TO the extent Of $1,000.
A report was circulated earl,
IN the morning that the fire baf
It's origin in the lodge room occu
pied jointly by the X. Of P's anc
the Odd Fellows. This was later
strenuOusly denied.
VIII Green, Of Buffalo. NY
Who arrived in this town recent
y with a carnival company, bu,
quit them here and went ~ wor,.
Tor the Assid Restaurant com
Dany, was the unfortunate VIC
tim of the FIRE. Wnile giving he.
roic assistance to the local FIRE
company. a live wire fell upon
him and he vas instantly electro.
cuted. His body was taken in
charge oy he town officials. and
a public subscription was freely
subscribed to by both coIored
and white and an amount suffici.
EFT TO give him . burial in his
nome town of Buffalo equalIine
that accorded any hero was
quickly arranged.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Examination Dates
For 1917

June -. Examination for Elementary
Renewal. Urinary, High SelIoesl
supervisors and Special Certif
c~fs-
July 1870 Examination for Flemsn.
tary. Renewal. Primary. High
Sshosi' supervisors and Speci4l
RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATES
FIRST grade cettlhcstes may 10 rpneue,I
on the following conditions.
Teaching or being othe. wise sc,;velv
engaged IN school work for fhree vesr.
within the life Of the Certificate.
1911 year IN a standard college or
normal school or other school .pprov..l
~ the state Board OF E<incati,n ,-ount-
tne same as years teaching provided
the work y done within the life II the
eeruneate or the year Immediately fol-
lowing it, expiration.
.Appicsfion Tor renewal must 30 made
.i,nIn year from the date Of the expir-
alton Of TIE certificate
lbe certificate must be endorsed fo-
escn year the holder hs- tsngb, ,be,.,,,
An applicant for renewal nav tske g.
animation on any or oil the subiect. Ii.tes
On the certificate with q view Of RAISING
the general average
No examination is required for the
first renewal
Applicsns foy second renewal in 1917
viii be required 10 psss exsminstioo ON
the STATE Coure Of study With KepdsII
and hirrlck's How 90 Teach the Fnnd-
s""entsl snhjects" and Cubberly's "Rnr-
al Life and Educstion," or. instead Of
examination furn~h evidence Of having
attended the STATE University. a stsse
Normal School, or . school approved nv
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
FIRE SWEEPS BUSINESS
SECTION OF KEYSTONE
Blaze of Mysterious ORIGIN
Does Over Quarter Mil
lion Damage
Midnight Alarm Sends Thrill of Terror Tbrouol
the Hearts of Our Citizens and Leaves
Death and Destruction in Its Wake
strongest Set OF Voluntary Fire Fighters in Kew.
stone to be Found on Earth.

Shortly after midnight We'd.
nesday fire originating presuma-
oily in the pool room and barrie,
snop operated formerly by Billy
Rector swept through the prin
ciple business section of the CITY
doing damage considerably IN
excess Of $250.OOO.
The fire was spectacular in it,
every feature, even exactino ?
human life as a part OF its toll
For . time. il fact until the las,
building had fallen prev to the
names. it seemed almost a Ger.
seinty that property valued in
the millions would be consumed
One OF the most peculiar fea-
lures of the connagration. out
side OF its mysterious origin j.
that practically nothing whatever
wss saved from the contents Of
The buildings destroyed. The
houses being all of wood con.
ssruct'on, burned extremely
free, and the wonderful work o,
the volunteer FIRE department,
nghting under conditions tba,
we're not altogether ideal. pre-.
vented what promised 10 be the
most destructive Ere ever occur
ina Ia the coal6eld.
The largest individual Ioosers
10 the firm Of Reynolds-Sbor Co
their stock loss amounting 4
ssuething like 100000. and
bsildine valued At s25. 600. This
Urn - perhaps one Of the hes,
known in Southern West vir.
gsnis and did an extensive bust
49, not only locally but through
80 Ne coal6eld. They carried
eOenoral line of merchandise And
~ trade win necessarily b.
moonvenienced 10 an almost ir-
SoEorDb1e extent.
prry Budnick is the mex,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
ECKMAA

sunday school was largely attended
Sundsy morning and Wa consnr,,d -
supt. y. @. Lowell.
AZ u o'el"ck. Rev Y. N. NcKov. d
u o' brsmwell. preached an able ser-
mon. Az seemed 10 have enjoyed the
-ervices. The collertion was lif,sd 30
". A. Williamson and J.. y. Hs.k;n.
and amounted IN sI5.5 -.
Al p. m. sfter preaching q rous,.
'u' sermon. Rev. McKoy sdmini.,e.l com
muniOn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Donley in Keystone

William Donley. master of finance in
The Burks Garden Star Lodp~, No. -;
n OF r., of Mcdowell, and perman-pt
SECRETARY OF the q. 4. o. o r. Lodge
No 62',, also of Mcdowell and captai,
IN the Uniform Rank X OFF, was in
keystone sunday. He is brother u -
u W. Donley who Is major general
These Donley boys are men Of hiyl
standing and when they are connect4.
With anything they put their whole hear,
in it for Success.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

the state Board Of Education. for air
weeks within the life ~ the certificate -
.ne yesr irnnnediatelv following il expir-
ton, doing fnll credii work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

Rev. j. f. Pryor's series OF ar
slcles on the subject: The Ne
yro's Patriotism" is meeting
With quite a bit OF popular ap
orOval. They are timely and in
Structive and will be of great
benefit To those who want a clear
md concise view of the black
mans patriotism Especially are
these articles both timely and
helpful because of the great in
.ernational troub les between this
country at this time and that of
Germany. He proposes to make
DIS articles worthy of the most
learned and striking at the yer,
basic principles of the patriotism
Of the Negro as be does and thai
without gloves, makes these ar
tlcles so much more interesting
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
GET READY FOR THE
SENSATION OF THE ACE

Their Great Religious Entertainment
Consisting Of the PASSION PLAY and other Urea, R;hr,.
or write him want show The show is io.rue,x. al F..
tanning. See it, ' I"'e'-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

June =. Examination for Elementary
Renewal. Urinary. High SchoeI
Supervision and Special Certifi
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-06
Penn's Strong Man Is
Easy Mark For Sword Fish

Palm Beach, Jan. 6. - Mike Dori-
Zas, the former Penn strong man. has
little trouble throwing his rivals on
the mat. but when Mike met a sword
fish during his recent trip to Palm
Beach, Fla, the latter proved that the
Greek is not unbeatable. The fish,
realizing Mikes prodigious strength.
would not permit the former intercol-
legiate wrestling champion to get his
favorite body hold. and while Mike
was sparring to get a good grip, the
fish, quick as a flash, fastened its
teeth into Mikes right hand.
DoriZas, while in Greece. was an
adept at harpooning, and this art
proved to be a life-saver for him
Selling a good-sized stick which was
nearby, Mike plunged it through the
vicious water fighter. The fish was
only killed after it had put a nice
sized cash in Mikes hand.
The natives down south were horri-
fed, when they saw the Greeks bloody
init, and they predicted Dorizas'
speedy loss of hand or arm, while
some even went so far as to forecast
an early death for the Greek How
ever, Mike is still living. although the
hand is being carefully cared for to
prevent infection.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-06

p. Driscoll, r. c. Barrett and George
G. Mcfarland, the committee in
charge of the Capital City Motor Deal
ers' show this year, have selected ].
Clyde Myton to manage the local
SHOW. AT Il meetin of the
dealers Thursday evening, it was de-
cided to make the show an exclusive
Harrisburg proposition, with nothing
but cars and accessories that have
Harrisburg representation. Mr.. My
ton has received thee endorsement of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
board of governors of the Motor club
sanctioned the show and gave its en-
dorsement last evening.
Arrangements will now be COM
pleted as quickly as possible to per-
feet the plans for floor space so each
dealer may know how much space
may be had and arrange for show
models accordingly. With almost
double the floor space occupied last
year in the Emerson -Brantingham
building. 1t will be possible for every
dealer to make more COM
plete showing of the seasons new
models than has been possible at any
previous show,