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The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

Must vncate.
Dear Mis- L-s--we rent . Cat which has
been .Sd and the srt, want. ii hy the fnecpth
Of the month, Can the, put me out '-MES
c u. =.
You should consult a lawyer about
such matters. A great many factors
enter into consideration
Old Cake Pudding.
D,a. Miss Lee-ls there any way to nal. ne.
o. c.l' Thai Is aI.;e GOD but I1fe t,r hsr6
- se-'t II he regular wAy! NJ, family does
n1 !.As TIE usual ts.l1s which s1me ;~~iple
Inu oteT CAKE lie IN, = WorLpBE
THRIFTY.
You can make use of your cake
by using the following recipe called
Old Cake Pudding:
Three-fourths cur..cake crumbs.
one CUP hot milk. one egg. cne-;hlrd
cup sugar. cne-haI. lemon. tcrated
r!ne snd. .oice1- one eHf stated apple
scaR crumbs w. milk until soft
Beat white ana yoik Of egg separate.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

Uncle WigSily was rubbing away
at Nurse James kitchen stove. and
he had it nearly all polished for
her. and he was thinking how pleas
ed the muskrat lady would be when
she came back when. all at once.
in through the window. which had
been left open. jumped the bad old
blue-nosed baboon.
AT first the haboon seemed sur
prised at finding Uncle Wiggily in
the kitchen blackcninG the stove.
Then a saucy smile came over the
face Of the bad chap. and wrinkling
up his blue nose. he said:
oh. Oh. What know about you.
Uncle WigGily, You have to black
the stove, You have to black the
stove: oh. Oh, What know about
YOU
And the haboon poked his raw at
the bunny. and made all sorts of fun
of him.
I'm backing this stove because
il isn't fair to make Nurse Jane do
it all the while" said Uncle wigg-
lily. And what do you want here.
any how
What do want? Your souse. of
course" howied the Bah. I'm 60
ing to get it. too" he said. as he
made a jump for the bunny.
Going to set my souse are you?''
hravely shouted tire rabbit gentle
man
We'll. you're going to get some
thing else! You are going to get
your hIue nose blackened," And
with that Uncle Wiggily rubbed the
black stove brush Up and down on
the balloons nose. The bunny rub
bed the black stuff all over. and
when the bad chap caught sight CO
himself in the glass. SO queerly
decorated as he was. he gave a howl
and cried:
"Oh. my blue nose is all black. Oh.
I lock like a charcoal mani" and
out of the window he jumped. not
stopping to set even a tiny smitch
Of Uncle wigSily's Souse.
Then the bunny finished backing
the stove for Nurse Jane. ard you
can Just imagine how thankful the
muskrat lady housekeeper was
when she came back from Jimm lie
Wibblewobble's and found the lids
all shining.
So al! happened for the>best, you
see. and il mashed potatoes stay
quietly in the dish where they be-
iouc. and don't try to get UP and
lump rope with the butter knife.
III tell YOU next about Uncle wigg-
lily and the silver.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Robert Lansing will be hosts at
dinner Monday night. They were
the guests in whose honor the Span
ish Ambassador and Nine. Riano en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
The British Ambassador. Viscount
Grey. Of FalIoden. was the honor
guest at the luncheon which Sena-
tar and Mrs. Joseph Frclinghuysen
gave yesterday.
The Cuban Minister. DR.. Carlos
des cespedeS. landed in New York
yesterday. having returned from
Europe aboard the Lafayette which
was delayed several days by storms
He has BEEN abroad on a six -months
vacation, accompanied by Mine. des
CaRedes and their niece. Miss Anita
de Lima.
= Miss Augustus Glass. daughter Of
he Secretary of tho Treasury and
Mrs Glass. entertained ut luncheon
yesterday in compliment to Miss
Emily Sellers OF Kansas, a student
at wellesley College and the house
guest of the assistant secretary Of
the Treasury and Mrs. Jouett
Sheuse.
The table was adorned with
Christmas flowers and holly and the
guests included Mrs. Shousc. Miss
Jeanne Lowry of South America.
who is the guest Of Miss Glass: Mrs.
Rurdettr s. Wright. Miss Campbell.
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson and Miss
Marshall of Little Rock. Ark.
Mrs. George Mesta entertained ut
luncheon at the New willard yes
terday in honor Of Mrs Charles B.
Amrs of New York. her guest ut the
hotel The table was laid in the
rcd room. and American beauty
roses lent an air Of elegance and
beauty.
The guests were Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall. Mrs. Newton ID Baker.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer. Mrs. Sidney BurIc-
sou. Mrs. Charles r. Amcs. Mrs.
Willis Van Devantcr. Mrs. Thomas
T. Gore. Mrs. John II. Barkhead.
Mn Henry i. Ashurst. Mrs. Ira
G"p,cy. Mrs. william r. Bankhead.
Mrs G. c. McChord. Mrs. Homer T..
9snydcr Of New York. Mrs. Rufus
tay. Mrs. Charles }; Howry. Mrs.
nclos BIodGctt. Mrs. Charles C.
Gatthcws. Mrs. John j. Jackson.
Mrs. u: Il. Jones. Mrs. George Marye.
Mass Doyle. Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss
Adelaide Brown. Miss Helen Robin
son. Mrs. Charles b. Davidson. Mrs.
T. A. Wall. Mrs. w. r. Wheeler.
Mas. G. L. Boyle. Mrs Defrecs Crit
ten and Mrs +. A. B. Wells and
Mrs. Clifton NewIand of New York.
staying at the willard: and Miss
Lillian Newland and Miss Margaret
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
Close 6 P. M.
THE SLED THAT STEERS"

Warning is given that intestinal dis
orders may be prevalent during the
winter.
Religious discussion and psyche in
Nestigations will mark the beginning
OF the year. but interest in occuItisnn
VIII nag as the sprnStime comes. il
is rrophesied.
Persons whose b.rthdate II Is have
The augury OF an active. successful
yelr- They should take no risks where
their health Is concerned.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be gifted and energetic. but they
may have 10 overcome many obstacles
in life.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

will be Miss Katharine Foss. SOPRANO
Miss Miriam Lacking. cello, and Miss
Julia Higgins. at the piano.
n war fomsn nee, eliminated in the
marriage Thursday of DR.. Harry T..
Trimble. commanding officer Of the
Mount Alto Public Health Service
hospital. TO Miss Agnes Malley. of
st. Paul. Mimi. who has been asso-
ciateh with him in the hospital work
as private secretary.
The ceremony was performed at %
in tho parsonage Of ST. AIMS Catho-
lie Church. the Rev. Thomas 6.
Smyth. pastor. officiating. in the pres
ehre OF a small party of intimate
friends and the stan OF the hospital
Or j. j. Baiem3n was best man. DIR.
Trimble and his bride left Immediately
for a short visit at Old Point Comfort
and will Il" ~ home here later on.
Mrs. Thomas r.. Marshall heads the
list OF distinguished women who are
the DatronesScS for the tea dance at
the willard this afternoon in honor
of Garfield Hospital. With Mrs. Mar
shall as sponsor for this event, which
will wind mp the days campaign to
secure funds for Garfield's nurses
homo. are Sonora de RianO. Madame
Tomas a. lie Breton. Madame de
Cartier de Marchienne. Madame
GrouitCh. Mrs. Mitchell Palmer. Mrs.
Albert S Bur!eson. Mrs. David Hous-
ton. Mrs. Truman Newberry. Mrs
Franklin Roosevelt. Mrs Smedley
Butler. Mrs. Charles Bouchton Wood.
Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. Charles
,rhon,a Nm Do ~,
Tho,,,n
Nj toa,,t, .rL 'r,,I'i y.
rron,n'aII a,i NJ - NJ
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M'sH p'..! bur he''. MISS IA"
S.''f rcNeiS. "iss he'.E "roEc: MISS
49, Nt'sson. a'sS LihasaE
po"' M'SS anne ,'h'Sne!: MISS
nh''a CnaP'"; MISS tesF norton
m'Hs nea'ice foi'oCN' MISS florence
"id". t"t"th! Monueu.
MISS Virginia Hnthet'snu' MISS cam
erhe let's MISS Marie Amber
Sh''h. MISS Maryneth Sowing. MISS
poro'hE 'ates ana MISS MNra Nor
gan. Ndinlrai samuel McGowan WIZ
'oe chairman OF the mems door com
mttee
IN" marriage o. clarence ameron
hochehderier. assistant professor OF
commerce ana director OF the de-
partin"nt OF commence at Geors"
"aShIns,on onlTeFs'tE' l" MISS Is
lelle u, hesqueph' mas oeen an
hounced. me ceremony TOOK place
on November Z.
Prol. hochenderfer was graduated
from MaryNilie CoIieSe IN 1905. and
IN tne borrowing year ne received his
masters degree from olivet COLLEGE
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

The weather seems anxious to keep
his promise OF white Christmas" for this
year.
There is promise that Santa's sleigh
is sure TO move
Washington is having its first big snow Of
the season and there isn't boy or girl in Town
WHO doesn't know it There were all sorts oi
sled ra,tics Yesterday and some mothers even
unwrarred that part OF lohnnys Christmas
six DAYS ea,lv.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

some anxious % make few quarters for
Christmas spending money proved blessing Young
who their route with papers under their
arms back sbcvcnc sidewalks and here
there.
practically has been enjoying EXCEPT the
birds o them tried their wings
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

hostess at a luncheon today for some
of the debutantes.
| Mis-. william Phillips joined the
! Assistant Secretary OF State yest-r-
! day for a brief visit.
Mrs Edward Wheeler will spend
the Christmas holidays with Mr. and
/. Mrs. T.. \. Sturgis In Waco. Tex.
MRS. vROOMAN
REACHED CITY.
/ Mrs. Carl Vrooman landed in Ne W
York yesterday aboard the Rotter-
dam from England. Mr. Vrooma n
met her there and they came imme-
diateIy to Washington to spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Vroo-
mans mother. Mrs. Matthew T.
I Scott.
Francis T. Chambers. Jr.. and Rob-
ert w. Bell will go to Philadelphia
to be ushers at the wedding there
rf Miss Christine Hare Stockton.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Allen
stockton. and William &. Hopkins.
which will be celebrated on Satur-
day. January ).
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rollins Morse have
with them for Christmas Mrs. Morses
brother. Col. Richard Stedman.
Miss Katherine EfinSer enter.
tanned a number of the debutantes
at luncheon yesterday in complime n t
to Miss Helen Tucker.
TnSa Eidol tyhn n hae N
Europe on a special mission for the
Brazilian government. has arrived In
Washington, accompanied by Nine.
Legos. and is at the willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton K. Grove will
entertain at a tea dance this after
noon at Rauscher's when they will
present their daughter. Miss Betty
Grove. TO society. The tea will be
followed by a dinner with dancing
for those assisting Miss Grove.
Mr. David Franklin Houston, jr..
a student at Harvard University. will
arrive from Cambridge today to
spend Christmas with his parents. the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
| Houston.
Mrs. Houston will be at home on
Wednesday afternoon during the sea-
SON.. beginning the first Wednesday in
January.
Benton McMillin. former minister
to Peru and minister-eIeCt to Guate-
maIa. has arrived in Washington en-
route to his new post. He will he
Joined here shortly by Mrs. McMillin
and at the end OF the month they
will sail for Guatemala.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
DEBUTANTE PARTY
At CAFE ST. MARKS.

The Rev. and Mrs. William Cleve-
land Hicks will present their dauSh
ter. Miss Margaret Hicks. to society at
a tea this afternoon at their apartment
at the Marlborough. Later in the even
ing they will entertain at A dinner
at the Cafe st. Marks for those .as-
sisting Miss Hicks.
Miss Crydcr has sent out cards for
a musicale on Sunday. December Il.
at the Arts Club. 3n17 Eve street.
at 4 o'clock promptly. when The artists
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
By E. c. DRUM.HUNT


Sh''Nih also OF New YORK, who are
lady CAMPBELL
AititiNED YESTERDAY.
Nine Grouitch- wife NJ the Minis
tor OF the Serbs Crostv ami SIo
venes. did not receiy. Yesterday I'm,
will lie at home next E.r,a.v Che
is confined IN t,s h,,,.a ,v,,I, . ,.,j.
Gus cold
landed in NJ. wi .r,,',.,,
rived "a, ,L,, ,.,a.,,i,,,, ,'o.t.i
visit In. Ii,i..,,r .,,,, M, c,,,,,.,,,
Tho minister -, ,,,
Iunch.,,, .;a,',.n.''. ' w., 'y "
-, ,.....,.,,;.
the CoIonhIsn Minister Il, CLiI,. VII,
has arrived IN Washington with his
son. Don Carlos IIrib. jr.. and is
at The WILLARD.
The comma ndHnt Of the Marine
orhs ana MIS-, ''""rre Barnett VIII
VI. -, nus cN"hhS.
,ra.. .,.,,' '"' ~
will Ia. I.u,cbcd mi, ,,,,,,,,,,,, =,
II:3D nj Hog Island. Ipbil,,d.In,,i.,
Prince and Princess IIoI,cnloh". tho
latter formerly Miss Catherine Ert-
Yesterday rom Europe and viii come
ihmc"IaiciF 10 WhshInifon To bc the
and conr,a 49,, .,,,,
Col. and Mrs William, Gary San.
or and Mis-. Narv Sun-rr will sr-nd
the holidays in New York with the
coloncl's sister. Miss Sanger. whcr"
they will Il" Joined nv ih''r sous.
hHIsu hTrACuE
Ronald Campbell. an attachs ~ th"
British embassy. WAS host at dinner
last night at III" Cafe st MARKS.
mere were covers Tor "'rhl.
N"- ana MIS- ho'-'' NJ 'h"innH'n
nave as thcir guests Tor the christ
hahGhtcr. Mr.. and MIS- stephen f"li
ana their small son. Robert Pel'; ais"
Robert Kelley and Capt. Vernon Cox.
all Of New York. Col. Thompson will
extended STAY in California
Lord Queens borough ~ England.
who is guest OF Mrs. Henry +. Dim
come to washington Monday 70 he the
guest Of Mrs charles po,,,,h,o, WI
MIR. Graves will come on Thursday To-
join them there. Mrs. Wood will not
be at home during the HOLIDAYS. hut
will receive on Monday aftcr tho
first of the YEA until Lent
Soft, do 1.,r, - -, -,
Ill &C.,, g., - W.
,l'' ''"'''' h' '"e '-"''1hh
'osS"S' "nere 'heS are spending the
WINTER WIN lhelr uncle and aunt. III"
OF Chile and Sonora i.
Lady Hatfield. formerly Miss Ida
Mcmillan of this city, and half sis
ter of George wickersham arrival
in New York Yesterday from Eurone
William PheIps Emo and Nrs ;.orre
E;hIe have as tbeir ,-,,ests Mr. Io,,I
IIeatwoIe and b.r d.uab,.r ,,i.
,Ii,. Ar,L;,,I. -, ,S',
H., -,
nnaklhS
"aS vi 'e'e'Sou's' Fla
, n oRot
ho"on "o
Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of
Mrs Elisha Dyer. of New York, and
cation staff There wefe covers for
thirty.
kins were hosts at dinner last even
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

This Is fringe costume. Design
ers may have caught the idea from
Hawaii. or they may claim H. as an
original thought. Navy blue silk che
mile fringe falls and SWAPS full
lrnGth over a skirt Of light taupe
satin. A hssIue-like bIous" of taupe
satin is trimmed oddly with an alb
hrcviaicd cape OF blue chiffon velvet
on each shoulder. over n tight-fiiting
satin sleeve. Velvet around the neck
is narrowed at the shoulders. and is
finished with a short fringe OF the
chenille.
A small. pokc-shaped hat OF navy
blue panne velvet holds to the same
scheme OF things with a narrow
fringe of black ostrich extending
over the brim. Just below the join
ing Of skirt and blouse. ribbon OF
taupe moiret cncirCles the skirt. ty-
ing in a nippant loop bow at IN. side.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
PRINCE DE CROY
HONOR GUEST.

Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of
Mrs. Elisha Dyer. of New York. and
the Prince de Croy. of Belgian Ie-
cation staff. There were covers for
thirty.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

will be Miss Katharine Foss. soprano
Miss Miriam Lacking. cello. and Miss
Julia Higgins. at the piano.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

Skirvin also of New York. who arr
guests of Mrs. Mesta.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

Lady Hatfield. formerly Miss Ida
Mcmillan. of this city. and half sis
ter Of George Wickersham, arrived
in New York yesterday from Europe.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per-
kins were hosts at dinner last even
ing. the honor guest being Miss
Jetska Cremer. the granddaughter
of the Minister Of the Netherlands
and Mime CTemer
The Washington herald., 1919-12-20
MRS. vROONAN
REACHED CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Rollins Morse have
with them for Christmas Mrs. Morses
brother. Col. Richard Stedman.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Announcements

VIRGINIA NOME REST HOME High class accommodations for eXclu- sive people who appreciate ideal con ditions; garage. Call East Washington ana -4th Sts. or phone 2OJ2. ?
 SHAMPOOlNG. hairdressing. mani curing. facial and scalp massage and body massage. 240 \. Second avenue Phone 3707 n ATTENETION. COTTON GROWERS,
 We are receivl1s and distributing cotton pickers from the following places, phone your wants: Tolieson. H. C. Arnold, 201-R-2; Phoerix, F. NJ Williams 1897; Glendale, J. A. Rudd, 3 Chandler. Alex. Campbell, S5.J-4, Tempe, Main Office, 52; Mesa, Charles B. Sabin. 150. 242 Arizoi.a Cotton Growers Association |;
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Money to Loan

CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET in sums up to $500 at lawful rates on your furniture, piano, automobile live stock, implements, etc. Repay in small monthly installments, if desired; am pie funds; just and courteous treat ment; strictly confidential. Peoples Loan and Invest Co.,, g E. Washing ton st Phone I396 if
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07

WANTED-T rent or lease, four to siN-room furnished house with one to five acres, convenient to carline. Will pay up 10 S60. Party responsible and one who will take care of property. Address Box S5Y. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Auto Tops

We will be open and ready for bust ness October ,, to do first class Auto Top Work at Five Points.
 sos West Van Bureu If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Private Schools

~~s~~->~s~o~~s>Ns~~s>>se-~~ >se-~~~>os~~s~ss>~~cs>~~~ PRIMARY FORENOON SCHOOL Open october l. 1902 North Center.
 COTTAGE KINDERGARTEN Open Oct. 1st, Second and Willetta Sts-
 Edna Aller-Phone S39S II
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Meat Market
Mattress Factory
Opticians

DIR. C. w. STONE Twenty one consecutive years 602 W Van Buren. 10-hd
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Elevators

We repair electric motors and fans motor rewinding elevators maintained and repaired. Finson, l90 West Broad way. Phone 339S. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Catering

liable cateress with references, phone 21S3. L. Wiggins, 103S E. Moreland.
 10- ys
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Fish and Poultry Market

The San Diego Fish and Poultry Market receives shipments of fresh fish and poultry daily at ela W. Washing ton. Phone 1920. If
 CALIFORNIA Fish and Poultry Mar ket 123 N. First. Ave. Only market ye- ceiving fresh fish and oysters daily Phone 4109. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
 Clothing
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY- Buniors. corns, cal louses removed painless and blood less; 50c each; moles, warts. etc, re-
 moved by electricity. 29-91 E. Adams St. Frank Shirley Phone 1704 tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Fuel and Feed


 Buy your fuel and feed at Five Points Wood x Coal Yard. 726 Grand Ave. Phone 171S. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Garment Factory

PHOENIX Shirt Mfg. Co, all kind of machine work. SJ E. Wash. Mrs H. c. Welch. |
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Millinery
Machinery
Manufacturers Agents

HARRY K. BEHM Phones 3O2S-
 5624. S4 N. Center P. o. box 145
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-Married man for steady ranch work. L. s, Crosse Scottsdale, Ariz. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
These Want Ads Offer Many BARGAINS Daily
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED Three or fours rooms furnished house or housekeeping rooms with or without garage by three healthy adults, permanent renters; state price BoN %. Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07

WANTED-Furnished apartment or house for six months. State most req sonable terms. BoX 1N. Republican [
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Special Notices

HAVE this day. October s, 1919. purchased the entire interest in the Liberty Cafe at 233 W. Washington St. and will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Fred Jackson from this date. Jenes Keerey It
 IH1S Is to notIfy all real estate deal CTS that my property at SSS North Ninth avenue is sold. Ii
 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
 PARTNERSHIP
 Notice is hereby given 10 all con- cerned that the partnership lately sub sisting between F. C. Paine and C. A. Mercy under the firm name of Paine and Mercy. with place of business at q South First avenue, Phoenix. Ari- zona, was dissolved on the 29th day of September 1919. by r. C. Paine pur- chasing and taking possession of the entire partnership assets. All of the firms debts are assumed and will be paid by F. C. Paine. The business of the dissolved partnership will be car ried on under the name of F. C. Paine Rubber Company, as usual at 91 South First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07

WANTED-To rent by responsible permanent resident, a 1 or 5-room un- furnished house. Address Box 2SY Re publican rI
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Wanted-MisCellaneous Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASH
 B. H. Dodt
 tt~E-tT AnANTC
Miscellaneous
8 WEST ADAMS

WANTED-Ford with delivery bed. Will pay cash Clark. 374 N. First street. D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Express and Transfer
Electrical Dealers

HOEPPNER FILE CTRIC S MACHINE
 COMPANY
 Everything Electrical
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07

WANTED-Do car, 1918 or 1919 model; must be in good condition, good rubber and cheap for cash. Also Ford car 1glS or 1919 model; good condition and good rubber. Call McArthur Bros. | scd Car Lot. D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-07
Auto Springs

PHOENIN AUTO SPRING WORKS Spring repairing. oil tempered by new process 21q West Jefferson. l0dr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
RALPH DE PALMA PROUD
OF PACKARD'S RECORD

A review ur tho Official time
sheets of the Indianapolis race. re-
Nrtls a record Il my performance
which ! feel certain viii Doe crafty
ing 'o an distributors and owners OF
Packard cars. saws Rnlph De plwt.
NV ear which .s known 70. the 29e
Aviation type motor led the frld of
~ entries ropr"Sos' s'.ur the WoIld's
best rdoug creations from five to
$50 miles breaking an former rec
ords FOR sustained speed ON the In
dlHuDpolis course.
Unfortunately a broken valve
Spring collar ana "A broken front
wheel ball bearing DELAYED me furt,.
two minutes during the Inst ht'f OF
the race Neither of these m.shaps
could be attributed to any fault u
the design of the motor or chassis
They were purely accidental bc.
ducting the long delays which they
caused, my actual running time aver
aged more than 90 miles per hour
for the 500 miles Throughout the
run the motor performed with the
SmoOthucss and responsiveness
known only 10 twin SIX design
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

recommending the Bethlehem unit
best suited 20 the customers needs
hen a bethlehem salesman finds a
customer cannot adNinttEcpusly use
4 motor truck. he has uo hcsitaucy
lu telling hlm SO. even though T. may
cost Inn a saic This policy takes
IA" brand uf courage not found u
'h' pleasure car salesman The
psychology of stirsmlnship enters
INTO the commercial ear iicid as In
TO no other I'm" uf the au'omo'ilc
industries, as l have learned wcU In
bringing the Bcthlrhcm Motors cor
r"rition TO It's present success and
large production
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
He Rode to Victory On
Goodyear Cords

In more than two years of racing
achievements, today's was Good
years greatest victory. For no
track is harder on tires than the
Indianapolis Speedway. And no
race demands more exacting
service from tires than the 500
mile classic, especially when it is
won at such a smashing speed.