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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

FOR RENT-SiX-room modern bunga
low; nicely furnished; elegant neigh
borhood. SO2 d street, N. w. Phone
1872. 1.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

FOR SALE-Only two blocks from
Main street northwest, u Groom
strictly modern bungalow home, cor
ner lot south front. part terms, q
dandy home and good buy. Yates,
the earth Man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
Livestock

FOR SALE-Two nice driving mares
See J. w. Leeper. 1909 West Broad
way. 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

FOR SALE-Household furniture for
4-room apartment. COZ West Main
street. Phone 116. 2-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
For Rent--Roonns

FOUR furnished or unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms. Columbia Apart
ments, A street and Second avenue
northeast. Phone SIS. 25.7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

FOR SALE-Second hand store. good
location. Address Box $50. Ard
more. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
Wanted to Buy

WANTED TO BUY-Fat cows, calves
1899. Him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

FOR SALE-Share Chickasaw club lake
stock. l.. NJ. Boggess. 1-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

WANTED-Good second hand gas
iangtg alao good second hand bed
room suite. Phone 500. 3O3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
To Exchange

WANTED TO TRADE-New 6-cylinder
Oldsmobile for small tract of land
Tom Dyer. l3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
For Sale

FOR SALE-Ten birch-finished store
counters; in good condition, for less
than half cost price. See them at
The Fire Sale. Won Weise building.
29-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

ern rooms, C street. n. w. Phone
los from s TO 6 p. IN. 27-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03

DELICIOUS Sun.ripened peaches. De-
livered. Phone S22.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
JUST BACK
FROM EUROPE, WILL
ADDRESS STOCKhEN
Has Made a Survey Of Cattle and
Stock Conditions Across Water
and Will Show Slide Pictures at
cattlemen's Convention.

GeorGe A. Hommei. chief n the
animal husbtndry bureau nt Wash
lurtun. VIII be- here H. deliver au al.
dreHF before the memherH ~ the NoN
Mexico cattle and iiurss Growers as
sucintion at their convention which
starts here Mnrch g. 4 wire 81 ur-
Cspinucs was received hy the srsrs.
urN of the association thiH morning
from Ar i.ommel lie viii appear
either tho flrsi ur second dny 81 the
convention.
Mr Uummei hes fust returned from
kurunt Whars he acted uu The t'ul.
ted States commission Cor auidtinr
livestock conditions There te hhs
acquired 90 great amount 90 valuable
data un D European cattle Eltun.
hon. uud hrlnr Hu expert ON many
phases 20 the cattle huslnesz ln thlf
luuntrN hls address viii he ~ a most
Interesting type
Arrangements are being made for
Bic showing "a series ~ pictures which
hr has nf European cattle conditions
The adarcs. Will be- given nt tho Al
h%uuucuIue fN-tal uhetfrr. which .s Co.
De- The regular convention hall dur
INK The meeting and Will enable Mr
ltummel Co. show his pirtureH uH the
rcnulur movie screen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
INTERESTING TALKS
ARE GIVEN At THE
ROTARY CLUB LUNCH
Baldridgs and skinner Are Among
Speakers and Tell Of Their Tx.
periences While With Tenth
Engineers in France.

one Of he most interesting lunch.
IONS which has been held for some
time aas enjoyed hy the Rotary club
this noon nt the Alvarado hotel Rob
on uictn vaa the Tacmhcr speaker on
ne program and discussed the He'd
Croas. especially as n was operated al
Morri. winows Of the district Ell.
william Keller commission ~ the Noun
tain division Of the Red Cross. con.
unued the rame nne ~ thought ana
spoke Of the Red Cross work. irving
especial attention TO the home ser
vice Nora,
Corporal Kenneth B~aidrides whu
h q Hotarisn. aud Who b. Just return.
ed from oNeraear. was welcomed back
into the fold % the club n gave an
interesting talk regarding htH eNpc-
rlencca while Ia the army. This was
followed hY "a short address hy ser
scant Jim rklnner. also Just returned
both OF hes men were members OF
h Tenth Engineers.
Dr wyider. In his capacity Of
~ commissioned, spoke concerning
ths nffy- fifty Offer Of the government
Tor the construction ~ good roads u
asked AN EXPRESSION 81 opinion re-
rardinE The a~aVisahilitY ~ nernaiiiiu
county making an effort 10 obtain this
federal assistance. The almost unani
nous opinion ~ the noiarians Mas
that every eifnrt should be- made %
meet the government requirement. iu
order 20 get the ald
John Tomhs executive secretary ~
tht New MeNlcn tisaith association
CLOSED tho Moons program With n
short discussion 81 the status ~ tho
public health ilii in b state icEisla-
ture He stated that the hill has
bcen reported hy the stssrinr commit
tee and that u b. thought that lt b. BOZ
shape Tor AN early passage The vol.
ume Of business alone being the most
sewer drawback Ia an early action.
Need Help7 Try q want Ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
TODAY IS DEALERS
DAY At THE MOTOR
! CAR EXHIBIT HERE
Dealers Are Specializing This Az.
ternoon and Evening on Eplaia-
ing Details Of the Carr; Admis.
sion only 20 Cents.

1'p,iay y dealers uo at iho stlte
Autnlnohnf SHOW No pfoEfnm aside
nom o~rrh~Htfn s~ricctluns has been
MrauFTd ipr ellhcr this afternoon or
uteulnr. The dst D. being given uVtt
o. the explanation ~ thE ears b. tho
dealers a. thuse Interested ln them.
There uil De- 10 attractions 10 inter
rupt patrons ~ the ahuw TeitiuE a
fun ani Comprehensive idea ~ the
various cara
To-day thc prize - admission j. only
t~entv-ntp SCENTS. FlfN cents viii De-
charged on both FRIDAY and Satur-
day. a. therf are tuVlftY Hun EuNrFs
nurr nights respectively. and u full
pregnant Of entertainment will be-
flssn. panCinr will ulsu Do enjoyed
Grain on both Of these evenings.
An % the ear and accessory booths
viii be well provided with men. Who
are capable Of expiaininr, y tho
most intricate parts Of the ears. and
M persons contemplating the pur-
chase ~ a. motor car tbs year vii
have the opportunity % close inspcc-
ton. comparison aud questioninr In
regard 60 oaclf cat. Practically ever,
style and make 10 motor car which
will be sold lu this state b. 10 tho
show. which taken AZ "a whole II the
most complete eshihit ever attempt
ed in this part Of the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
TWdP[RSONSH HURT
N AUTO ACCIDENT
LATE LAST NIGHT
Cars Of Lieutenant Lembke and
Albert Morris Collide at Street
Irdersection; Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Seriously Hurt.

doctors report thai Mr. and Mrs
Albeit Morrih Wio we're injured in
the automobile nrtident last night.
are recovering aud that. althuugh
seriously hurt ihes are pact tho Ian
Err mark Tho accident %urfurrrti
about ~ o'clock last ninht az the
cufn'r 81 topuer uNunur and Third
street when q Franklin cnF driven by
lleufDunut temhkr. iunt frturuei
from frtnrt and u Dodge cor driven
b, Alhe,t Morris. Of the forest SER
Vice, Cullidrd.
Tour perluua wefe lu tnu Morris
o. and three m the FRANKLIN which
WIS hit p rlanrinF hiow on the side.
The Dodge rar nnrr striking the
other heavier cur turned absolutely
around uud Then turned over NJ.
and Mrs Morris were seriously COT
hf broken glass and otherwise hruia-
OF. ~ b. reported that Ne Morris
has sustained e. hruken shoulder
blade The other occupants of tho
fuu rars we're almost uninIured Win
the exception 81 Lieutenant fsmhho.
no recsiNsd O. trise on the back Of
bis head.
Mr. and MIR Morris Wero removed
90 once o. "a iotuf hospital whore their
injuries were dressed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
OPENING NIGHT AT
STATE AUTO SHOW
IS HUGE SUCCESS
Hunaracs Of People view Oars;
George oesks and Helen Porter
field Charm Audiences; Dane
ing Lasts uniil Midnight

opcnine nlaht NJ me Nee M,>ico
nate n~ufom0h'I< show sns even more
han q NrtEf4 The arnoff 49,
drrcfafed mufr tuafrluih than a las
utNf been before. HrIurrn thirty .
fuftf can arr exhibited besides ast-
rIai TRUCKS farm tractor ~ a
nuuhor 81 H~rrt1Hnfi14
ioe annuale g~elsf.p'eno = NJ
tor world Ihls = shown ~ The
BALDWIN tamtan1 anf created rom
r4drrnhlr Interest. Mualc ior HalfH
Ioftrfnold'a dancing numbers was
provided ~ fhn Instrument which d
a marvel 10 thc wy q ~eNprcHrien and
ipnt.
ny kiso me nnnov was filled ~.
most TO r4rariif uhen tho prnatlin
OF enierlaInmsnf started. The Har-
- BrUfhefn. ffnporf performers frnm
fhe Harris cifcul opened tho perform
nnre with a series Of thrilinE ttie on
q swlnelnr iiapese.
rhe arme or srace. Helen porisr-
neld. cNccuic1 an iutrcnte y class
heal HnrEIar deuce. called tho "4rl-
ifI w Imhf rwnn IN intefrre-
uuee dance o. The Russian revolution
rrrcs&nunf the revenge OF q pcnkfut
NIrl. Tho dance u1a enurclv dilfsf-
ent from any that Helen r~ofietilcld
hns given IN this Gay ard after he
humorous dance which fhrew re M
dionce a. the ~ johns Epiacoflii
ehurrh choir vaudeville n few weeks
nEo Into = riot o. hufhter. only me
morn show the mfrfinlnE versatility
Of Helen FnflrFnrid a. q dnncrr,
Her enrhorc was 81 even nnDthts
uue. being cnrsIdcnallV LIGHTER in
win and hurdrrlnr on The rroteH1ur.
Ne vii drnre nanln ~ The ahoe on
Friday nirht which D. dedicated 70
UrIrIt.
The tpe vocal numbers a sciccii,n
frum ma opera Aida" and some-
ehcra a volce u Calling" suns b,
GrarFr 1eAte. constituted what H. IN
douhitdlt the finest tyre Of singing
which Alhuaucf1ucana have ever hat
ue pleasure % listening 10 IN this
ot,
Formcrl, one Of tho leading tenors
Of the New York Metropolitan Oprta
e1urans. Mr. Ceaks moved here a
fns months ago and although he has
appeared on several occasions never
hsfore has he lane ~ public hcre nnf
Of the opera rrlfffions which really
brinr % M icrhnlgne and quaiiu
OF his remarkable voice.
Alfhonrh handicapped by the nne
Of automobile hoothr which hisnc'
The arts1fy and % q great extent -r1i'
~ acoustic qualities. Crhke'n voice
absolute. TIED tho larre room. The
highest and lowest noira carIirr In
perfect clcaruess to fhr remote rnr-
nora Of The nom Tho "Aida- neisc-
uou uaa received hy the lnrre nn-
dlenrc NiNh the thru which nl~nes
arcom uanles M alnelnr OF ans OF the
mmoua open neiertluun. while the
ahifflnr crowd save 'aeomeWhere d
Nolre D. calling" the tribute Of abb
ISOLATE silence md az The last hirh
bot % the beautiful song rang lie
n hell through the he'll. " was greet
81 with Il Vcritahle roar Of Applause
Nr. Gcake also Will sing again a. the
show on FRIDAY and saturday nights
Following the program, the Colon.
b. orchestra struck 90 "a anuppy one.
step ana uf least q hundred couples
Immediately started dancing thruunh
the parade ainies between tho auto
mobiie booths. Dnncing continued
until midnight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Alfred h. 'trn. ihf veteran cur'.i
A. the real wonder uf ihe billiard
world. rhls patrlufoh ~ We worries
-.ff b. nearly slsis years OF age
Ni.H hark the WuldH thrfr-r uahIun
iift ffufn The sensational fuunE AuE
arr kiffthsfer co. Chicago
- nrn hIH been Iuuln nilllnrd
end paDl championship fV The lHsi
forts years The unftr ~ fisl NJ re-
m1rkahfs THE tuhan b. fhf srnurt
IN 81 au angle ulsNsfa nut nl neufh
rnt fainnr - sslriit have handicapped
renrlt = traF 49, bod boon oni ~
enn4paiiiull 90 aronunt uf Alncss. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
Woman's Club Owns
Its Own Building

morirnre in full and will celebrate
the fact ", burning the documrni ai
toWoFrvw's mcgtinu. The mertlnr
win open ~ 2 o'clock with the annual
Elcrtion Of oftirers. ausr which Mere
Will be a social hour. Mrs. y. W.
Hardin viii FURNISH SOME special
music aud an members are urged 10
attend The mortgage ~ uhaut twelve
teurs old ia fact a has existed since
the organization Of fht club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
Ripley.

finally underwent rrfluus opera
ton inut ier hlnl sp emarinind mat
be- WIN adtIH.d tn take Ia long res.
nr took the brilliant young kisck-
hsfrr. luHtrtn kirekhefer hnh sue
csssfulN attended hls title FlN times
ut prn'a deliberate rtlrtg play MAJ
t-EiHuNrlfrh NAVY an opponent "iI
disturbed the ryrutiuuH ~ th'r Wfn'
tl taEa d such nn exfeut thHi victory
came eHsirr YOU may hr sure ihal
k~leriheffr got e. generous coating OF
tho "nfl"
The Cuban government .rrtfuflN
H"nfnratel Nr ur1 Cor hia uftitnrinut
ennaust at 10. billiard table,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
Mrs. George Frame
Dies Suddenly

Mr. oeotEs frame. anri - tesfa .
resident n A~lbuuurruue Tor tht past
twenty years. died fpdderN a. her
home At 81 North Fourff street. ~
noon loIst. she u screwed vi her
Ihrre daslhfff9 Nitt Harefrst Ma
eanta ". and Mrs. william Rogers
strong rrulher@ are IN charge %
~ fInfrai ur~rannem~nfs' details 81
uhirh hatn not yet been announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
New Game Warden il
Offered Support of
C. p. Associations

Measures ~ cuuufauiaupn were
wired 10 new state Game Warden Ga
bite this morning hA u. NsN Msxiso
Game Protective assnrluilnn and TN
Albuquerque association. upuh his 10.
hcial appointment to that office
10th associations offered the new
official their henriY Co. operation in
Hi tfrrH Of roud ain ut,isures and
iofcrment which mas hs selected hy
him uwHri the preservation Ut Eumo
in the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Mr. Evelyn Nlck aeed - years
died yesterday afternoon nt he's home
90 he ifIEnIanla fhc ~ survived 10
her husband. one child. her mother
ana two sisters. Funeral arrange
mrnta will b. announced later ht
hlaEemcrs. ehn has chafre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

"a. , rIane. a r~rnmirent ufficinl
of me raflt-Londnn Natlunai hank Of
.lan Frunrisco. cam. died 81 his home
h1fI this uIofniur 81 : o'clock at the
r - - teaM Ncmains are az
<ffenr nrctners and viii ~ shipped
~ hn homc AZ Alademal Calf. fcf
nnL.L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
sothina Liks FIsln nfro Phosphate u
rat on rifm. Healthy Flesh and 70
Increase sirenrh. Visof and Nerve
force

luasing from ne raantlsss prepawtipns
sod ireafmfnts ahifh ar Continually prlnH
sdt efftfd fnr the ruuiosf ~ mAtiHf thil
people nrshf dsffisrlna afus nrgt and
hnst. sod uriarlHa u4lf bellies $40 anfifs
- ihs snh served lines - hHalN nnd hfnnii
thefa ars evidently fhuussnds ~ nvu aud
vamsn vha hseuis fssl iheif excessive ina
urs
1hlnufss sod nfaaurss art u.uHiIf dHe l.
starved nersss Oar hadirs AIRED nafe phm
tiaff than b. DnnfHlnsf in uuHfrn iund
rhfsirlHHs fisim there o. nHiNinE fhHt WI
Eurrif fhis arilfisusf a. sell az ~ nis1nif
rhasFhetf lu1uu auunf dfuErisis htty
phuf rHftf. ehifh BE- lnFkurHslft HHh D. sHli
ID hnasa rharNafi in Alnquefaus $50
mnsf 81 druEaiafs undrf n auafantfr 1T
lsiHHIUH ur mHnfF hart ~ fFsdins ~
Hrffrs directly nrf by aurflfIna thr hHaf
Tsls With ihc necessary uhusuhnrif food ~
nanfs hIfrn uiHsHfafa unirllf rnndufes a
rslasfns ffauslafHai|uu Dol tnf Hrrrffanrf
fhr inrraaar boz ufifhf utguHnip bfinf A.
funiahtng
Thn insnsass boz vslsht ai.n rarrlaH Win
DE- = lfrfFai imUHnffnrrf IH inr HfaHh Nrf
t1usnHss flanrIrssnfss and IaNN ui Fn'fH
eh|.H nfafif CIV as accompany FNrr
fhInnras .nnn disnrusar DOLL rfW become
tHfit Hnd nais thrfls SLOW With thf bloom
% uffirff tfalih
fhi NIuN AnhHush hfrn rHHsrhaiH ~
unsuuaasssd inf relieving nrrt0asrr 'Iaet
lftsrfa. aHd sFufrai rrHhsrss f fnpuid uHi.
ualns fH Dol. nHnaftaNif flesh sfHuIHr nfnl
efiirs o. Deed tf any ans uhu does ni frine
fn 500 Hu nHah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

sEEKiNG EMPLOYMENT Men and
women With trades Hnd common o.
hur Wuut wnIA uf nU kluda PAIN
Plnf Go lIa So FIRST ~ Phone a1I
ron SALE or TRADE NcN pump
mE plane complete automobile.
kI'n and up hurars Hnd mules ard
luuurH- % NrhirlUs we'll drlia uuf.
rtfors Hud cast rrrlefrra aud meat
block pianos AiI1 and up Tor sale
uf trade All binds 90 real estate fHI
Hie ur trade nr rent con yer, uts,
terms Pair liHf eco. IlH south
Iirsf street. UNnna faf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

somshody SAYS That it o. n good
thing pcopis don't live their private
lives ! n public,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ruH SALE Oup- aud eaucerT ~,
each Tho ESchanre t2n " Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Between iIs religion Hnd glsHHurC II
d. HlanYH thr iaftrt Ihut unttrlrrca
with 81 mans business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

~ worries a modest girl " a man
tries 10 Hiss hernund H worries "a
young widow W De doesn't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
Buying Public Of Albuquerque
KahnS Store Is Now Ready to Show You the Largest ard Best A
nlent of Spring Merchandise Ever Displayed in Albuquerque

' VIE REASON-A master stroke in merchandising We made our spring pwr
chases far below their ordinary price The present worldwide business de
preston and general money srTngency has not aHed to deal the eastern mar
- kt its severe blow; business here proved to be lot ata all commensurate with
the big antcpahons and preparations which had been made fort the season.
nevey line, the styles and quantities of merchandise offered are far in excess Of
the demand resulting in hiatt obbes and manufacturers alike are neng with cache 9th
er to dispose oft their stocks. in some instances offering almost incredible inducements
and Sngfned and Albert Kahn, who have been in New York the past weeks were
able to place a surprisingly low price on merchandise, and where quality was on
cerned, price was secondary quality ruled price the sequel is evident.
Mr. Kahn bought at ndiulousy low prices but he bought enormous quantities
Many of these new spring goods have already arrived and others are arriving by ex-
press and fast freight daily We call you attention to our millinery department
however every department is loaded down with the newest and snappi@t 1919 spring
styles offered at the beginning of the season at the most marvellous and ahnng bar
gains
Be here hmey-you nay come with the most extavagant expectations you will
surely not be disappointed the prices WILDE lower and the values such that they will
exceed our highest anticipation
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
raven Ry NEW YORK
NO CHANGE IN
GARFORD INTERESTS

Recent1y there have appeared in va
rious issues of the press throughout
the country items stating that John N
WHY'S of the WHY'S Overland com
pany owns control of the Gartoru
Motor Truck Company, Lima, OHIO one
Of the leading motor truck manutac-
turers of the country.
The Garford Motor Truck Company
has given out a statement that these
rvmors are unfounded They advise
that neither John N WHY'S, nor the
Wulys- overland Company are imam
ciallv interested in the Garford com
pany.
The statement of the Garford Com
many eoes on to say that on January
"a 1e15 the interest of the WHY'S
Overland Company, and all other inter-
ests in the Garford plants were pur-
chased by the present organization
since which date the present manage
ment has been in charge. The Car
ford Motor Truck Company is an in
denendent corporation, and has no al
filiatfon with any other automobile OF
motor truck interests.
That the development of motor truck
advertising has been no less marked
than the development of the motor
truck industry is evidenced In the iat
est advertisements of the Garford
Motor Truck Company of Lima, ONO,
Garford has just begun series Oh
advertisements in national publications
and local newspapers which illustrate
the present trend toward short, bust
ness tempered copy in direct contrast
/ to the long winded' phraseology
which was in vogue generally Tor
many years.
This series is unique for its unusua,
trevity. Acting upon the pellef tna'
/ the reading public is fully acquainted
with the dependability of motor trucks
| N general and their own product IT
\ particular they have confined tht
copy" for the entire series to mes
sages of 90 words or less.
The first of the series contained nu'
| five words, exclusive of the company
signature and address, and as the page
upon which this advertisement appears
! in a national publication sells for $4,000
it is interesting to note that at this
rate, each word cost $1,000. The tex
| of the advertisement consisted OF the
Garford slogan: "For Low Cost Tor
Mile" Pages of space in the nauona
4 and local publications are being utli'
| lied to convey this slogan to the pubic
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
YOUR PART

Ten years ago, ten thousand trucks
Hauled goods from street to street
Today five hundred thousand make
The nations mighty fleet.
Increase at this velocity
In ten short years would mean
Some twenty million motors
In our transportation scheme
To make this reality
Is up to you and L
The past has proven that we can.
And figures never lie.
In the words of Teddy Roosevelt,
All men should feel they owe
Some time to their profession.
If they want to see it grow.
What part is yours to take and play
In this aggressive game?
Its in your power all the white
To give the truck more fame
The maker. dealer, salesman, driver,
Owner of fleet,
And everyone that transports goods
Will make success complete.
Reduce costs, to minimum;
Don't send out half load;
Enlist the drivers firm support;
And keep them on the road.
Cry out the slogan-"ship by truck
TIL every person sees
That on hauls long and short
The truck has real economies.
But first and last and always.
These economies depend
Upon good roads. and without them
Development will end.
DO all you can to boost good roads
And then put in your claim
To success that is bound to Gomez
Because you play the game.
p L. Sniffin, International (Mack
Motor Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
ALLEN As CAPTURES
KANSAS DEALER

Kansas is sure of two things-and
one of them is that the automobiles
they use are right. The other is the
fact that it takes a good automobile
to pass the tests required of cars in
Kansas IL these cars hope to spend
happy days in the Sunflower state.
out in Kansas City they have an au-
tonobfle trade association that every
once in a while makes survey Of the
state, locates all the bad hills and
roads and then announces an endurance
run over the route. Ostensibly this
run is for all cars but principally 1t Is
to find out if the new models that hap
pen to be an unknown quantity can
live % to the test required of cars IN
Kansas. IN other words, new car
cannot sip into Kansas and expect 20
be accepted at par value unless Il mas
the goods" The car has got to prove
it's way into "auto society"
Not long ago they had one of these
runs and all eyes were watching the
Alien, made in the Buckeye State cap
ita1 Although not new to kansas
they hadn't seen much of it during the
war and an entirely new model was en-
tered in the endurance run. Today ms
same Allen has won its way into the
hearts of Kansas dealers and users IL
demonstra ted clearly that a car can he
made in Ohio and go through 500 miles
OF a hard, billy. gruelling, grinding
test OF the Kansas variety with flying
colors.
The words of w. f. Mallory, who
handles the Allen in Kansas, and drove
the car part of the way in the run,
show how the Allen performed. ut
was the most thorough test of au~omo-