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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
WILL BUILD FARM
HOME FOR WAITS
Back To the Soil" For Destitute
In kentucky Children's
Home
GOVERNOR ENDORSES PLAN

The Kentucky Childrens Home So
ci.ty. exclusively devoted 20 the care
az homeless cLsldren. WIl make a drive
throughout the state the week Of &c
rabsr - o. 81. Tor the purpose Of rails
iug SpO.poO Definite plans have been
made aud cox rrnor BLACK has ISSUED a
proclamation asking he unqualified
support Of al kentuckiGns.
The Kentucky children Home IL one
OF the states unique Institutions Dur
ing IT. twenty five years Of existence Il
has sent 900 children into good
homes 1nd has insured them IA squar ~
deal from tine world
II cares Tor children who 0thcrp =.
.roula be- uncared for. II gives protec-
lion 10 hose who otherwise woull
have no proiestion- Ii IL operated b.
persannel that works because Its
members love to work among children
Mead New Equipment
Al present. the society is housed "a
q group ~ old residences Ia Louisville
These buildings are not adapted 70 the
needs OF the institution and children
are crowded They must sleep Ia
crowded rooms and play on crowded
play grounds
When the drive Is completed, the so
ciety plans 10 eliminate this conges-
ton Eighty-siK acres Of land have
been purchased ten miles from Louis
vile on the louisville and Nashville
railroad and complete cottage farm
system has been planned
This will give children all the room
they need. VIII insure their health and
take them from the murk and confiB-
ing influences Of the city
The society now has 30 children un-
der Its care When the new home IL
completed Il will be able 10 care for
many more.
The success Of the drive Is not a
question az E,cnlity. The society is a
state institution and cares for the
states homeless children. Those Ia
one section nre as interested as those
Ia another.
Given Wide Support
The proposed campaign for funds
has thus far received unified support
Clergymen, teachers and prominent
citizens have signified their approval
One hundred and ten county school SUI
perintendents nre backing the propo-
sittou Hundreds Of teachers say they
will do all IN their power to insure Its
success.
School children who have homes will
be given opportunities 10 assist In pro-
y,dIng home for those children who
have none.
Each child viii he asked 10 give.
All schools will be solicited by com
mirtee There will he no competition,
but pupiIs will be asked to contribute
what they can.
Citizens committees are being
formed and VIII canvass the town IN
which organized
Remember, ft's for the children who
haven't the home your child has
The success Of the drive viii give
health 10 children who otherwise
would be en,a ciated and weak. IL will
give them an opportunity to become
good citizens.
The proposition win shortly be mp 10
the peoi,Ie 81 Kentucky. Kentucky will
s,~ thnt II goes through with a SMASH
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Mrs. f.. Dobson has returned from ;
visit In Nashville and Franklin, Tenn
with home folks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Get Ohio River Salt aat ID. A New
toms store. TIC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Plenty OF Ohio River Salt In barrels
ID. A Newton TIC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Jesse Scott. a well known farmer OF
the Mud Greek bridge vicinity. is re
ported as dangerously Ill OF pneumonia.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Engraved cards. wedding invitations,
&c. mt this Office
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Judge F. 3. Moore went 10 Carbon
dale. Ills. first of the week. where he
| had n case in criminal court
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUrSINE Tables remove the
r,usr. There Is only one "Brono Quinina :
p "A. GROVES signature on box 3G-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
ras ouInlns Tina, Does Not Affect tn sssd

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QClSISE Is better than ordinary
guinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full ma me and
look for the signature OF K. w. GROVE SOC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
MdniOn, Tulsa Catcher,
Is Sold to Jennings;
to Report Next Month
By LARRY DALEY
staff Correspondent

JOPLIN. Mo, Aug. 22--t1tChcr
"Matty" MnniOn of the Tulsa base
ball club was sold M the Detroit
American league club by Manager
Spencer Abbott today. TIT nn-
nuunCcd purchase price wns $4,000,
MnniOn L. 10 report to the Tigers nj
the close OF the Western league
season.
Jim Mctuirc, Detroit scout. has
been watching Mnnion'S playing
for some time. Earlier In The sea
son lac cndCaNorrd Ia buy tho star
catcher. but Manager AbbOtt re-
fused Ia sell him nt that time.
MRniOn II one of the best throw
ing aud fielding CatChcr~ In the
league and timely batter. His
nhility to work the OilCr pitchers
wns IA big factor In his sale. Man
Ion Is 20 years of age and playing
his second yCHr OF professional
baseball. He was with the 1Opc-
kn-lIutChinson club last season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
II HITS AND IS
RUNS FOR TULSA
The Oilers Fattcncd Batting
Averages Yesterday While
Defeating Joplin.
ERRORS BY MINERS HELP
After Today's Game Oilers
Go to Oklahoma City for
3 Games; Then Home,

JOrlIs. Mo. Aux o. TUf1
ran lia string NJ victories nu 'h,
road trp 60 % ny winning n fru'
hitting mmo from Joplin today ].
to % Aside from tho hard batting
~ both clubs tho game NuH mot
devoid uf features
Differing from recent games ln
which the oilers nav, played 'hrr
were numerous folding errors i've
hy Joplin aud Two Dos Tulsa NII ui
tho mIHuurz wDrr uu Hiuuul HNIlf
thrco being made hy Joplin ON atr
rf.c hunts in tho 1lNfu Inning
Williams new pitcher acquired h'
Manager Abbott from tho Louisiana
indcusuDut IuuhH. WIS srIu Goo llo
hill and showed we'll until tho sixth
innInr IiF control wtH much hri
tor than in DITTO FIRST appearance
npalus. wichita Williams WINS r.
liclfd lu tho sixth frame hY brnnia
with tVo out after three Miners had
crossed the plate ON four hits ana %
base ON balls Hubert retired "a,
side and WA never ln danger there.
after
Hurwcl wns touched for five
hits In five innings two In success.
sion In tho second ana thIrd innings
but Tulst could not make them
count In the sixth Burwcll was
derrickcd after the oilers had
scored eight runs Dick 1nrpln.
veteran southpaw ana former West
crn association pitcher. ,ssayed tho
mound burden hut hc wuH uttlo
better
There was no scoring hy either
club after the first inning Tor five
innings. though Joplin had twp hits
IN the second inning and Tulsa In
tho second ana third Tulsa won the
game IN the sixth inning Dllts first
tripllng 10 right Hlattcry singled 60
left. scoring Dilta. Thompson FUN
blod Cieveiand's sacrifice hit Davis
singled through Thompson, filling
the bases Tiernoy singled 10 con
ter. scoring Slnttcry. Cleveland
counted when Thompson fumhlod
Manlon'H sacrifice hit on the third
straight error NJ sacrifice that 10y
Burwcll on Williams roller. Davis
scored. Ticrney was thrown out Rt
the plate on Burkes grOdnder 10
ClAypool. Manion was also caught
at home on Wufflis houndcr to
Lamb Dilts WIS walked. forcing
In williams Slattcry doubled To
right. his second hit Of the inning
Nutt ana Hriebrck singled. filling the
bases Halt walked. Bachlcr count
ing Claypool doubled 90 center
and cleaning the sacks Cleveland
flied to Thompson
Joplin came back In its hair and
scored three. With one out, Rochler.
scoring Mutt and Briebeck
Tulsa made one In tho seventh. n
base on balls, sacrifice and single he
inE responsible. -Four we're added
10 the total IN the eighth. singles by
Cleveland, Davis and Wuffli, Tior-
ney's double, two bases on balls and
an error netting that number The
locals added two ln the ninth, due
10 an error, DiltH' single and slDt-
tery'a triple
Joplin made one In the ninth
Clayhrook singled with none out
Brandt walked Hart. batting for
Turpin, grounded to Wuffli. tho
runners moving up a base Wufflrs
error " Thompson's Eroundor per
mitted Claybrook 90 register
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
MUSKOGEE SOON TO
START BOXING AGAIN
Launching Of Oklahoma Boxing
League WIN Revive Ring Game:
f1rSt Bout Next Month.

SpociAl ~ The World
MUsKOGEE. Aug. % Following
the organization or the Oklahoma
lipNiug league. " society formed Tor
the purpose ~ purifying and pop
ulaTlEiug the manly ART uf self doe
fcnSe, "a strong effort viii bc made
IN the near future to revive The box
ing game In Muskogce.
Tho war put boxing on its feet
again. ana after the soldiers began
swarming homo from overseas and
training camps In America there has
developed nu irresis ,lhlo demand for
the squared circle entertainment all
over the United StatCa In many a
city where the ban had been ON box
ing for years. II has been lifted be
cause ~ the demand ot tho returned
soldiers for the sport They had
been taught to box ana had learned
10 love the game while In tho army
The clean popularity secured hy box
ing during tho war also has resulted
In making boxing a much cleaner
sport In most cities the game Is
nov In the hands ~ sportsmcn who
realize that ~ pays the promoter 10
put on honest ana evenly contested
exhibitions
10 Run Game on square
All ~ the men connected with the
new Oklahoma Boxing league are
we'll known I'M sport circles aud
their every effort wi-l Doe 90 conduct
he game on such "a high plano that
10 will never come into tho an rrpute
OF tho dpyS before tho war @ W
Samson better known as Sammy. %
uu oklahoma CiN WIu who has
fought FOR clean boxing iu Okla
humR Tor moro than decade. is
president of tho boxing league. g.
"A Uriircwaior ~ MuskuFcc. man
aging editor of thN Times Democrat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

~ vice president, and Charles J. Briu
OF Tulsa sporting editor Of The Tulsa
World. IL secretary. A charter for
The league was issued a few days ago
by Secretary " state Joe Morris. and
no less than six OF he leading cities
or the state already are planning TO
actively become members or the
movement
RI conditions nre found favorable
tho revival or boxing In MuHkoEeo
will In all probability hc celebrated
about the middle OF September. with
two well matched ana well known
hontamwciEhts as the opponents In
the main go.
There is talk OF bringing bobby
Hughes of New Orleans ana Mutt
Mckee OF OkphoWn Guy two top
u0tch l6.pouudcrs, hero as an
opening attraction Roth OF these
lnda are In the southwest now, and
the COS, OF bringing them 20 Musko-
gee would not be as great as would
ordinarily he the Cuse
They saved" Tulsa shows.
Mckee and Hughes gained much
favorable attention Ia Tulsa on two
occasions. when, appearing In semi
final bouts. they put on such CLASSY
mediocre main events. The first In
stance of this was on juno II when
Hughes and Mckee appeared In the
first half OF an all-star bill with
.NRte jackson and brown winding
up They put the spectators In such
"A good humor ~ saved the day when
the last go was flivver They prac-
tically did the same 'hing July 4.
boxing before Harry Grcb and Mn
Brennan engaged IN n main event In
only fair style An engagement he-
tween Hughes and Mckee would
mean that local fandom would be
treated to whirlwind aftray. with
two of tho worry best bantams In the
country participating
Hughes Is now matched with
Frankie Mason In the main event Of
the Labor dHy show az Tulsa
Mason. who weighs only lOs .
pounds. is the only bantam io hold
n uuanlmouS dcclsinn over Memphis
ral Moore the lad who defeated
Jimmy Wldo. British nywclght
champion. before the National
Shorting club I'm London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Philadelphia

Tol'l' a. 27ll
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nrtrnil.


IUUr ON whom vinnIUr nun 6TOrrd
Philadelphia ........ .. O00 OIL 100 OO-q
Detroit ............. 0Ol OOl 100 OIL
summary Runs. Witt Burns. Allen.
Rush. Nrach. Ainsmith =, errors Kinney
% Jones, Ainsuith; two base hits Burns
2 Joaoy walker; stolen bases Rurrus.
Nrach Cobb. bases on balls on Kinney
hN Roland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

rBAttcd for Woodward IN eShih.
rARan Tor layau iu ninth
&, Io,,, ..... .ul2 600 Ol2--6
~, yn,L iin 200 uUN7
summary. Runs lIsaihootr. stock.
Tlorusby M-renp. pIhorigr - Ha'rd.
Young o DOYLE UplrI HImmcrman,
Frisch. errors IIcathcots p BAIRD, Wood
ward 4 Baird 2 Zimmerman. fr'sch two
base hits Kelley Burns llnu'hy stolen
bases A. baird. D. Baird Guit Young
double plav Rimmcrma0 Co Doyle TO Kelley {,
bases ON balls OF Winters & on buhnc
2 on 9hcrdel g OF Woodward p OF
Tncro / struck out ny shcrdel !. BY
" Woodward . hy pubuc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Boston
Cleveland


'TTNTTTT TWT NITTTNW VI TTWTTT-
Boston ................ll8 600 OIL
Cleveland ........... n73 OO0 3l1--i0
summary. Runs Wit Roth Ruth Nc
lnnis q shannon, Scott Chapman. Speak
Ter . Harris Gardner WAmbsgAuss .,
Wood errors Roth ,, Morton; two base
hts shannon. walters, WAmbsEAnss
Gardner: three haas hits McInniG
Chapman: stolen bases Wood WAmhsEanss
Gnnry, double play. WambsSanN 10
Harris, bases on balls of Pcnnock 3 OF
MrGraw 7. on BAEby g. or Morton 2,
struck out, by rennook D. by Morton 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

Nunu out vhsu siutinE run scored
Omaha ..... .......... .uul 500 lOna..
Dcs MOiutH ..... ..... 1l1 ulI unl
summary Rune. Hafhrau. lee. H,rmiug
ID lian home run Hummlureay Two base
bits, Nafhrhu jackson. tofry. sacrifice
h,ts Jackson Mar Cofisy iIa.hrooh Con.
nelly Mlrn. O.1lara left ON bases spmaha
ues Moincs a.. struck out by Kgiser
O. hF Payne ty sbinkIr q. harss ON
halls of krisrr % on PAYNE T. of
yShIutle =. earned runs and bite uti
RrIarr % and u 1 90 ~ Payne 3
and in a.. M shtrGIr md "a ln
n 80. Uluugr ra,Hr. umpireV shannon
and Myers. time 4 So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

tuAIa

AAAh lNi m|au 10 hlhNh.
thattsd iot Dresser in ninh
omAha ................ .2it OOa OOO---d
brs Muinrs ...... ... u1O iOt 100 9
summary Runs narbsau. Jackson. Ice
ilstsn. lVhr urahsm. Mari Connolly 3,
walker 'er'orsn llatcn % Mari. Allison
acme run Sartsou two base hits, ora
ham Williams o. lcc tounelly . sAori
tirc biz MAR sacrifice ~ walker stolen
bases Ice Williams, lrit ON bases. Omaha
T. Dee Muiurs S struck out. By Allison
T. by Dresser BY Fuhr o. BY kopp /
base on balls OF Dresser I hi BY pitch
cr by Dresser. ruhr lee, Wild pitch
fUhr, earned runs aud hits OF Allison
2 and s boz o. Of brcsrn and in q. off
fuhr q aud in @. oif kopp none and D in
a. charE, dsieat 20 Allison give tirtory
10 Iuhr, double plays. Hartford 10 Cot'sy
10 iasbfook dresser 30 Mar 10 Has
brook. llsmmingvay 10 Williams 10 Jack
sou, umpiros, shannon and Myeu, time.
a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

NINIiVU IUT TWTUIn m IT|UIh
Tulsa ...... coo NuN tiH-it
Joplin ........ ...... ZOO uU. uOl-- .
summary. luru,d run.. luS, -
Joplin .. twu-baec 'ut-. ryuc,
BuChlcr, thryc-hn~y hits, put. Stat.
ter, 3 sacrifice hits. cleveland.
ncru'N Manluu ltuchlcr stolen
base. Davis. lCft uu tn~C~ rul-a u.
Joplin q; Nsihlr Fin}S. Nunli to
NlAttrrN. Brundt tu Lamb Co tlnN
brook. runs and hits, ufT William.
4 and . iu 2-3, OF pCuni- md %
Ia 3 lis, OF Burvvn and % m
3 2-S, Off Smith - and d. in %. uu
lurpin aud 3 u Is. struck out.
by Burwcll .. hnscS ou balls. OFT
Williams 2, of Dennis Off Hurvcli
oit smith >. time. % uU. umpIrc..
trushWaRr aud DAILY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
GIANTS WIN AGAIN,
DEFEATING SAINTS
Four Hun Lead In First Inning En-
RblCr New York to Win -Four
straight From ST. Louis.
CHICAGO BEATS PHILLlES
Six Scores In seventh and Eighth In
nlngs Put Cincinnati over In
Front Of Boston Grow.

NEW YORK. Aug o. -New York made
t four straight from So Louis by win
ming today Tho Giants obtained four.
run lead iu 4o fret inning uu three
passes, two tiu and an error hy Heath
cote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

Games Today
Western League.

TULSA AT JOPLIN
Wichita at Oklahoma city.
81 Joseph at Sioux city
Omaha at Bcs Moiuos
National League.
Pittsburgh ut N,N York.
Cincinnati az Philadelphia
Chicago ut Boston.
st Louis a. Brooklyn
American League,
Washington al So Louis
Philadelphia At cleveland.
New York nt Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Chicago Hits Hard

pUU4AnFLrUlA.R ug. Chicago hl'
Smith aud Murray for " singles ioday
and won. Up to The eighth inning rhuA
dsIpMas only HE on Alexander was a
nv hy WuUams which GOT 'osl m tho son,
falling hetvecn FLAX and Mageo for q
two hase hit
=.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

mtoAgo

ahauod Tor shaw On clghth
Washington .....-..... 600 oOO onn-O
Chicago .............. 00l ono OlN-3
summary Runs Licbod = Collins
INtson. crfors Poster Weaver Nelolen
- ?. Collins. doubr play Schak 10
ksherF bases on balls on James 2 on
shaw struck out by James T. by
Erickson g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

CLEVELAND, Aug - Clcevland 10.
flied Rostor today in long drawn out
gene marked by lack Of control and In.
ef"ctiyenes, by all the pitchers, Ruth was
PM out of Tho game Tor arguing third
.frike
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Chicago s. wsshlnEton 0

CHICAGO. Aug - -Big Bil James
recently obtained from the Boston Red Soy
engaged Shaw Ia pitching duel today and
Chicago made clean sweep Of the series
with Washington by shutting out the
visitors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

hhsflrd f"f davenport lu seventh.
fbarri for -horkcr no ninth
New YORK ............ 900 2l0 OlO--b
Sc Louis ..... ........ 900 200 600
Summary. Runs, Wick PsckinpsOeh
Pratt Lewis Maya. Siaer. Williams sr
rUrs. Austin. Usrhrr p two base hits
Frat mays. Hannah home run. Lewis
bases on bslls OF Mays l. or Davenport
q on Shocker ttrurk out. by Mays Q
hN Davenport 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
American League.

Chicago 3. Washington O.
Cleveland 3. Bostou d
New York 3. St Louis .
Detroit g. Philadelphia 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Nolc- ot tho Game.


Tulsa made two errors moro than
they have made in tho last four
games one was charged 20 Cleyo-
land, the other 20 Wuffll
The oilers are giving tho pitchers
great support. both I'm tho fold and
at bat such playing is bound 60
win
Tho road record Is now ~ vie
tories and six defeats
After playing Joplin today We
move ON fo Oklahoma CITY for
three games. including double.
header sunday, then homo FOR the
remainder of the season
In fact the entire club hu like
champions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

HOSTON Aug 30 ..tInrinuhu made "
three Nrpirht ior t.y series today. In 'he
seventh UuNdy and Rudolph made mono
runs ON the first we pitches hy tIier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23

DETROIT AuE 22-K Knney's Wild |
throw oyer fret w an attempt 10 catch |
Nlnsmlh gave Detroit the game today iu |
tha eleventh inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
I AIDES $1,000 REWARD.

~ 6nc-ssufui Monthly gnpguSd, Rafeiy relieves
lCuna - ths AenGess u,,t ohrnats aosras cnses IN
Nal o. nouhia etrsiigth q al ason.I fHfI HastuJ
"a T. A isauHasIm NMfnI GO, nESlS GIL. aa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
Md 90

summary RuAs, Nrcr.AHi StarH.
Harris, Ring. Eiiis. kinney H5r,tl ,
rors. Land ?. Walker. Wal stiHa.
Price. Mueller. stolen base, SH,rHH
Price. base on balls. on Uorrthy Ua.
out. by Davis -. by H1ras5y Q len
bases Md Co T. Coslcn umpr
Higdon. time 40.
Bob Cantwell. football coach a
the University Of Ppnnv Nania. "A
called a session OF gridlcrs for SEP
tembcr 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
American Association.
A. Milwaukee 2. Kansas Guy s.


A. Wou8Ion D, GaIV,gt0n =
Others rain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

In unique position through tremendous annual turnover
people of the southwest Here few exceptional good buy
1919 Cadllac-Model 81 -7passenger Touring driven only
$500 miles. Practically ......... $2875O0
1918 Jordan-Suburban Seven-wire wheels cord tires
driven 300 miles A snap p.................. .$215OOO
1918 Winton-Mode 33-7passenger Touring brown with
brown top and uphostering; driven 1000 miles New
1919 Chandler-New Series-7 passenger only driven few
weeks in city. Has wire wheels cord tires, bumper,
license, etc. Will sell for. Observation-Disclosures. $1o750O
1918 Oakland Sedan-Wire wheels unit body driven only
$500 miles. real bargain n..............$ 81 $4,000
1918 Oakland Coupe-Repahted tires, perfect condi-
ton ................... 81 $4,000
Lexington 8 Mode-5-P Passenger touring driven 5000
miles, excellent condition 25oOO
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s.
Chandler l8 Mode-Wre wheels; cord tires 7-passenger
touring real good car for r..............$ .$l15oO0
Haynes 5Passenger-l7 Model; tires; excellent
dton top and paint good Observation-Disclosures .$95OOO
Oakland 8 Model-5-Passenger; 6cylinder good tires;
paint fair; good buy. .$5750O
Mitchel-2Passenger roadster; II model; tires; fair
condition; worth more than .$4500o
Klsse 6-18 model; 5passenger; perfectly; tires
good; paint original snap p................$ .$9500O
Buick 6-D45 5passenger touring; newly painted;
tires new top; completely overhaued $85000
Nash-l8 model; 5passenger newly painted; used very
little; good buy ...... ............. 81 10000
Hudson Super-f7 model; 7-pasenger touring newly
painted excellent condition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 10000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24
The Largest and Best Selection of Used Cars
Under One Roof in the Southwestern States

reputation Our
maintained throughout the and volume of business
the confidence
Necessarily building business will endure plentiful
In Truth Great Automobile Empori
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

position through tremendous annual offer lowest and
the southwest. Here few exceptional good buys
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

a RE the suits which L, Kneeter
"A the Tailor, I'd Floor, Sixteenth
and Howard, is designing and finish
ing in advance of what promises to
be the busiest season for many
years. Prices are going skyward and
while | have great supply of ex-
elusive fabrics at the present time.
the representative of the wholesale
fabric houses are very reticent about
the future deliveries, also do not
state anything at all definite in re-
gard to prices, said Mr.. Kneeter.
How wise then is milady who makes
selection from the vogulsh fabrics
now on display in his shop. You'll
be entranced with his artistic outlln-
ing of the delightful innovations OF
the adorable new suits, for they're
endowed with distinctive personality
in every little individual detail.
Riotously gorgeous are the cab
bage roses which we will see
splashed on the new georgettes.
Ones breath is quite stopped for an
instant, to return in EXPLANATIONS
of admiration.
New Autumn Suits
A T THORNE'S are so good look
"A ing-a whole section to choose
from and others were being removed
from express shipments. Mr.. Thorne
says the cash plan will make the
prices look like last seasons figures.