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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs

Y
Hail, Memory, haill In thy exhause
less mine,
From age to age unnumbered treas
ures shine.
Thought and her shadowy brood
thy call obey,
And Place and Time are subject to
thy sway.
Rogers.
If the big volume of holiday trade
is a criterion Old SANITY didn't care
darn about the high cost of living.
However, he may feel differently
about the first of the month.
The new year is driving up pretty
close-it's time to make up your
swearoff list.
81 Simp says he notices that the
family is always larger when all the
folks come home for Christmas.
IN view of the large crop of Christ |
mas weddings, this department. feels
called upon to remind Mr.. Benedict
that everything depends upon getting
started righb She will never object
to making the fire if she is properly
trained.
An ent.e train load of liquor was
rushed out of Peoria for export the
other day-and it was Christmas
time, too. Now wouldn't that tanta.
lie thirsty soul?
Uncle Hi says the first thing he
is going to do when his oil well
comes in is to buy another pair of
suspenders, so he won't have to
change EN- every time he puts on
his other pants.
If some of those PARTIES who have
offered Jack Dempsey 100000 for a
Eight will step around this way we
can save 'em a little money.
Of course, we don't guarantee them
as good a scrap as Jack would give
EN-.
We take it all back Sanity did
come to see Judge Vance He is
good little boy.
The explanation is that the Judge
iivided up some fine Florida fruit
With hhe Packagctter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27
His TunefuI Message.

Included among the passengers on
board a ship crossing the Atlantic
recently was a man who suffered
One day he went up to the captain
of the ship to speak to him.
"S-s-s-s-s," suffered the man
"Oh can't be bothered said the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27
NOTICE.

Caickasha, Okla,
Dec. II, 1919.
To stockholders of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank:
Notice is hereby given that the AN
nual meeting of the stockholders o
the Citizens National Bank of Chick
asha will be held on Tuesday, Jan
nary 18th, 1920, rat / o'clock p. m
at the office Of the bank.
e. D. FOSTER, Cashier.
Cash paid Tor clean cotton rng,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27
CEMENT ROAD LAssGILL A
PROBLEl#FsS

If conversation could builC
roads there would be a mode
highway between Chickasba ano
Cement, During the past yeal
there has been enough talk on
this subject to build a pike from
coast to coast, if mere words
would do the work, but the cold
truth is that, in spite Of all the
cussing" and discussing, the
Chickasha- Cement road remains a
problem and it is going to con
tinue to be such until action sup
plants agitation
1t is true that much work has
been done, ON the road and at
times it has been in good shape
but neglect and heavy traffic
soon cause it to fall back into its
former condition. At the pres
ent time, for the few miles be- |
tween Chickasha and Norge it is
a fairly good road and then come
rocks and ramshaclIe culverts
and bridges which are real perils.
For several years traffic on
this road has been constantly in
creasing and, with the continued
development Of the oil field as-
sured, there is every reason to be-
lieve that it will be used more
and more. It is practically the
only means Of access to the oil
from the county seat and its im-
portance is therefore second to
none. While this road is very es ;
sential to the business welfare Of
Chickasha, the Improvement of it
is vital to the interests of the en- a
tire county Hundreds of visitors
coming to the county travel over
1t and form their thier impress c
slons Of the community from their S
experiences in driving over it.
While there is no absolutely
good road except an all->rear road. fl
meaning a hard-surface highway. f(
much can be done to make dirt
roads better and, with the con
7lcts supplied by the state much m
roadway should be gained in i'm oi
proving the Chickasha-Ccment u
'oad this year. According 10 81
present plans the roads in Chick eo
lsha township are to be worked u
'rst and no better beginning
'ould be made This township has
ong been notorious for it's bad "
'oads and it is gratifying to ~
1now that change for the bet ~.
er is to be made It should not "
'equire much time to put the
'oads in the vicinity Of Chickasha i
n good shape and, then let MS On
rope, the Cement road will be 81
ackled in earnest. The campaign oh
hould be continued until we have hi
real road to the oil field IF
he county funds are not suffi-
lent, we should augment them cf
y public subscription and we feel fie
that the business men ca
II Chickasha viii respond to such
n appeal whenever they are
allied upon as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27
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= A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
= = 4 = , . > = = = . =

u want some powder"
"Mennen's?"
mo, vimmen's."
"Scented?'
NO, ! will take it NIT me-"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-27

Cash paid rOr clean cotton rag
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
ROlHSCHILD A WINNER
\ hacS His Horsc Heavily on Long
shot and Maks Fortune Esu-
mated Around t390,OOO.

LONDON Nov. 29.--Raron lanes
bo-I bt,o..'Schl.ds winnings when hls
Use brigand. won tho Cambridge
sne e a. Newmarket recently are
S,s'ed 10 total approximately 1890
~ rae betting against Rrigand
'-llualtd about tho odds of 30 10
ana Baron Bothschld backed his
ho'se htaviy The day before that
won 10000 on his horse Tag
"nlcA captured "A race at s to /.
Hotl hothDhiid has always been
"a ior The large amount OF money
~, "as .as spent Ia cndeavoring to bring
,, ohS shots. In connection with
s own horses During the final
ms meeting ot the flat racing for
,.' %akon al Newmarket no had
IA. tI"I ho1S's entered and two Of
ners "'''S "'ie Win
i, IN lu Ro,hchild Is poular figure
~. ",' racing world ana il famous
,,t MS quick decisions in bcftirg
W., H.h nus he is noted for his
:. ana is brilliant convcrsauonaI-
h.. he mas a fine war record hay
'1s. 1 dIi'"n motor lorries In Serbia
rs.. F'l"l with the French flying
-,, ii' was !amcd by "A bad mo-
49, aHiNg his war services.
o. .F Do" lost The sight OF one
vtr" .'.A was struck 10y a golf ball
r. ~ Nas PLAYING In France.
NilhF '.fn Tube and oupfhus
ne " Paris hc drove an omul-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
BIG BUSINESS GROWTH
Only 10. 900 Automobiles Registered
In States In 1905. I 40, 900
Are Registered Now.

Speaking q business growth, ~
said NJ. T.. Lcihy manager of the
LukIns company. the history of
motor car hu ding only reaches
hack u quarter Of a century In
the year 1909. when the Peerless
Motor car company produced their
first automobile for the trade there
wins In The whole United States but
| 1000 automobiles rcgis'crcd. IN 1871 )
this uumbcf mad grown to GAS 900.
Despite "A four year war, TWO years
OF which fuund the United states
rs an active participant, with all in
dnstries htmpcred 10y ConNers on 10
war activities and restrictions That
Cutrhilcd OUTPUT. the number or
automobile registrations gained
steadily. 2,i00. 900 In 1915. 3t0O, 900
In 1916, 100000 i'm 1917 and
more than 100000 last year.
"All durins tho period above
enumerated, - years uf the , years
the Peerless factory has been maxi
ing good automobiles Never during
all these years hls this factory
turned put . failure their proiuci
tas been uniformly good aud such
inn prOIcmCUts were In evidence from
year 10 year by research and care
ful construction The result ~ one
of the FIRST and foremost II Amcri-
can made car, and a great army Of
On 'huS,aS'lr bc,ri'g-o owners VINO
are Thoroughly Satisfied, 20 the cN-
tent ~ purchasing a new Peerless
Whenever the need uf a new car
manifcsts ITSELF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
AUTO BEATS RAILROAD
one. Hair Hours, Heating Inst
southern Pacific.

ourlI.t,u,lse , sou,nnrp r,clr.
. train D., fHlI. .houfs ana l,iy.up h.4
/ Ch,u,Ilr, car roo milo. ln .,,rn and
. nur.h,Ir nnur. rrnnt 4 NptItn1 Of
San l"r.,r,i.,o v,..frfu r.pr,.,utt .
.i.,.rf in,.S,..l... \t...r .r,r.. com
nan, ,.lnU.I,l , ,r.,,l rup n,.
N,,.u laI,r.f.I ana D,t,,nnl "a
f.v t,,. ,ra. which ... r.r,r,lrl al.
nu,.nf r.r pta.r r.i.tc.fY.. l,,Inn
,,t.ti,u. ur chandler rnr,.-f,ury
and d,p,u.iIhuI, uf r,rfuruau.r
u,t h,a ,nutr url,' r,rrnt nn.,r
NtfI,u
N,rn,p WAS ,r,nulr,nIrd nu his
putn,u,l JrI,. h, Ro.. rr,rnrk suu.
of n n lp.,,,.L ,f .Inl.,HalrII
\.,ur, rE,.,,t -fuI,u. AT tlr
I.ui,,r.l,. ,r .,uri,r,,, ut..rJ r.
Train In Kern ,I,.t u,I,r,fl,Ill
ana lrtus rhIg,l io r,rnrt ni the
urlyrr,,,, rnr p,,t morning pp.
r,,InI tn Norman .,,ln. ,,.,..t .lr,Nr
f,r san Itr,r,l.rp thr fnlIuNrr dnv
m, train nu which .,uunr Ir,ro,A
vns fn bt,r Travelled lrr Kern a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
HELPS RECOVER CARS
Buick Inctory Maintains Special
service for Recovery " All
Stolen Buickr

Automobile thieves have found II
nm extremely hard task to keep
Buick motor cars after they get
them for The BUICK Motor companyB
stolen ear recovery system renders
such a quiCk service Of pursuit that
II oyertikes the thieves and assists
In their capture.
Careless and unthoughtful own
era give @hievcl uniInntod oppor-
tunlticS TO drive away their Cars,'
says Guy Davis. director of sales
Of the Forstcr-Dlyis Motor corpora
tiou "T'his condition brought about
the establishing OF an efficient
slolon car diyiaYon in our sales de-
puftment
Several years ngo whom automo-
bile thieves brEan their operations.
our factory began the construction
OF FyhtCm for recovering Buick
cars. The Object " our work IL 20
render assistance 10 any unfortunate
owner In recovery OF cars and The
apprehension Of tho thieves,
From year 20 year, tho efficiency
~ this system has lncroased and to-
day the HIIciy Motor company is
bcncf!tlng thousands Of owners with
a service that police departments all
over ihe country highly praise
stealing automobiles Is u simple
act. but what IS now worrying the
Huirk thlor ~ the dBposing Of stolen
cars what waG AT one time com
parH fiNry clsy thing 10 do. has bc-
com" u dangerous operation. The
results obtained ln the capture and
CON lc'luU ~ many thieves are hav-
0ur telling effect upon others AZ
large und rIri week there is "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
Tony Investsin Protection
From Automobile Robbers

IN due uwc The Thief Proof
Lock edmpAHy received Rosa
Marlc's letter and u was passed
on iu tho local salesman VINO
called ON Tony sun suarilng
from The 500 garage b,H Tony
. said TO HIM. Twenty dol you ask
for dt lock Co. much dt mon
giyA da fifteen dOl TAXA ut 'f-
teen dul or no TAXA ia Jock
T'luily after much argument the
sale vas made "a. 50 instead uf
80 Then 'ur saIDsmen TcWrm.
hcriuE that the letter of inquiry
cnmc from Mrs runyA figured
maybe hc could make another sale
a. the Original source Of inquiry
Catching "A clr ne beat &c." lie
found Rosa Marie 4 ready c4s-
toner who foll under obligation
10 buy because uf the letter she
hII written. 'AWriENt" said Rosa
Marie. "T huy1 db lock. mtkp da
much surprise DO Tony ] ay n"
rumur / bWa Ia Jock qY'eck'
and 90 exchanged hands In
the meantime Tony hlI decided 90
come home early aUA the sales
man had no more 'NGA boarded a
return car when he v1s i1 'uH
possession. of ih" ft-.s Tony
reached for tho 'nIorhnr" and
yelled police then on second
thought he called 'he buE.ra
FircsrUue ship hy Truck. bureau
ana poured forth his 'l.o ~ 'Ir"-
lection bought ma pr.l FOR" lio
was asked Pos 'nr ohHTl0c listen
or II be had called the polio" and
here's T'uny's reply 1s nearly ss ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Since tho visit of automobile
thieves to Artuuiu PutrOnl, this
ship by truck proprietor, Tony
had been very busy. Al the very
outset Rosa Marie. his rotOuud
spouse had insisted upon the pur-
chase OF another oAy Tony read
lly assen'ca but culnCldrnt with
The purchase ~ the new car he
also Invested m shotgun and
theft insurance policy II was
suggested 20 Tony by Dagu Frank
that he also get an automobile
lock They were iu The midst ut
an argument as 20 the merits OF
a lock. when pIEo Frank excited
ly exclaimed. Tony. luukA ia
wiudo there goes dt hiJack maEl
da drivcoff ia new car. MaNd dA
telephone 90 ia police.
Touy's automobile. moment
. before stood az the Durh. nut
was now rapidly disappearing ~
the street bold daylight rob
berry had been pulled unurr his
very nose. Tony took one look and
then resumed his black ltali1n
s'ogy. Tony no ENt dam cpl-
Irf iA iusur huyl d4 new car
Gala dl phor" da iusur man
Then followed the conversation
with IT, various facial effects on
Tony Ia iugur no good &c
count no havI dl iock'--licsia
da mol. Yes rclil ga pol You
hnaCk-y0u htud.i'l-' Italian
ana poor English was flying thick
and fast Abruptly Tony rang
Off and called for 'he police. "pis
da TnnS-da handiti stuR da
Tony car-vou linda "A car $50
gulck7 Fine ruuua 90 IA 'cle-
graph poIe-.a ala smashed up' Aw-
rIght That night Tony was
again riding 'he street cars and
nfs automobile was .n q repair
ship
Tony" said Rosa Mari" after
Tony haI told his Story You no
huya da lock YOU say hdeu it
tomor'-Rosa Marie ce''a IA Jock
ra say Toupr' vr''h da let r-'-
ID da- lock come, aud-briuga ia
lock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
ARGEST MOTOR
LINE IN AMERICA
Truck Express Routes
Are Operated from
Kansas City.
EXpEDITES DELIVERY
u;llion-Dollar Organization,
Conceived During War,
Proves Success.

- - ,.,
Conceived dNiI"R '"' wa 40
80 .. railroad to expedite inc
.,., thousands OF products
mo'''''' L,,,S,,ar r,uni-
that were Use '' ''''"''N -.
pon. and feeding war "orhtre' ''o
.,..ry.iru.s mos cmcnt has so well
''' rs uacfIlness and
den , -.
value tNAt 10 ~ one u '''' "" ""'
, time developments mat VIII he re-
famed for peace lays, The snip ny d.
,rurs movement has grown 40 i's'
'ba. n may today. hardly more thah
Two years after its inception uc
found m lTa. u. my t'TtS eJ" l,,',ns ",,s
city OF any s@r III 'u' ,l.'u 80
h has r''i'u.l P">N' /, '''' 500 ~.
eSperiW'n" lor 81 ,''' t,,, ,,,,,,d q
with oA'tlS'N' ''Pl.'' KY uv
IN many H''"""A W Wv
The lH.rl", MOTOR hNprehs va,
pany @, W I'E''. 4mn nd oNa N"',alS .9 >
Kan. lhc l,iS' i;uoo'uVo VI ba''iH
ton OF IT'S h"'u' mas "cbu" uprI ."
lions IT'S tiS' rUu.oS al . oo' .v.' ,,.
A'cll!'oh hh' h'nhla ~
IfA''N""I-" anu u,''I 'n,,' ~, -
late points an 81 joseph nn" han.
sas '.,., Iii ,,ote rms every
gI' | 5,,,rt,o., or ueo,her condI-
"a, r.a ,I,ies thc trucks viii
"o~' ,be loading docks and ware
r ,y, ,.holcsaIo co,cerna and
'ni ,.,, ,,~ crain live siock ana
WI P,N w ad,cts fro,n ,,r,,ers
v,,,, v,s, 'no roi',, Tho companv for
o"S 'so n.ss,,t 10 runninr ono IIne bc.
49,, no ~ ,,.t.;sn- ,,d I,p.as Cg,v a
distance Of about IS miles. and
two lines between st. Joseph and
Kansas city. = distance OF about
% miles
Tho ,cre,rocl NJ tho conn,nv ia
co,r,,,.c1 ~ r,o,h,nicnI cngiHoors
sr4 ,r,osro,,,,lrr oyncr,s ~, Chi-
c,ro aTd t.,rsas CIV ofr,cor. of
,ss c"r,n,r,. ,,,r in one, ,omnor-
an,t.rc. 4, E,ns,s t'rtv
~,
me 'H'r" "hes now III opefa'io"
are but rev OF tho many the cont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
CORRECTIONS IN ORDER
InoorrGaIy Stated That N,rs7r-.
Iiincy and Sammons are With
Cnrnnlion sales Company.

In the enumeration Of tho recent
changes in tho office personnel Of
the tarna'iOn Auto Sales company
OF Tulsa. the sunday world In
correctly stated that James IIauey.
a former member of the tank corps
OF tho 4. T. r, had accepted a
position with this company. Tho
position accepted hy MT lIancy was
with the Eatclif- Sanders com
pany OF Tulsa
\ similar mistake wys made in the
eame article CorCCrrlHE J. &. sam
mons, buyer for the Rltcliff San
dcrs company in recording his trip
to Chicago two weeks ago 10 the
annual convention OF autos supply
jobbcrs. The world incorrectly stated
Mr. Stmmurs was the buyer for the
CHruitIon Auto Sales company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
NEW PEERLESS LINES
New Models e THAT Popular car
show Distinct New ihCns IN Dr.
sign aud Comfort

The new Peerless m"drA now on
the sales floor ut the Charles Ia.
kus Auto o. rtu>, have many im.
provcmruta tu design over the uo lei
iusl pr,drdluA Tho hood hu- been
raised oven with the ciuwI. .. wing
a steam liur effect to tho body
crown fcudrrs haNs boon added,
balancing the Increased size ut IN"
hood ana greatly iu,runsiug, the sta
hulty OF the. f"udor1 The frunt
lights are ocr1Rounl lneload uf round
nA heretofore IN" steering wheel
has been ENLARGED aud aluminium
Fpldor installed Tho hood ia CON
rtruclcd OF Aluminium with anti
rHttlor attachment All the better
monts are practical improvements
and have added greatly n tho mp
pcalancc This Is particularly true
OF the raised hood on lino win
the cowl and the crown fcndcrs
The Peerless has alway been a
"thAoughhred In both appearance
and performance and the improve
monlh above mentioned arcontuate
this refined gcntecl appearance.
"Doliycricp, said M J. Icihy
general manager OF the charlcH
l.ukius Auto company. state fl--
trlhutOr for ia" icerlcHH, ARE now
coming through much better, There
was "A tno this fan that we were
ovcrSold IN tho territory 10 tho oN-
tent Of 100 cars, but tho factory
has. by reason of added mnnufac.
turing facilities, incrchSod pruduc-
ton ~ that now my company
in u position to make deliveries a.
once" C.
The Peerless plant covering 80
acres or land IN Cleveland, ohio, II
now one Of the most thoroughly
modern daylight plants IN tho whole
Of America Its increased produc-
tiun IL trarcnhlc 10 an intensive
building program Instituted early
this year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
TAKE LUMBER TO ENGLAND
Fleet Of 10 Canadian SHIPS Carry
Raw Material To british Isles.

VANCOUVER, II. G. Nov. % --
Tho last vessels of a fleet OF 80 ships
being hunt FOR tho French govern
mont Ia British Columbia Hhipynrds
are nearing completion As fast a-
thcer Hhips have been finished they
hav" been loaded with lumber and
started on their first sea voyage to
lcEs7ehnd Al of them vii ho utilized
- holp carry England 10000, 600 feet
OF lumber for which the BIlIiFh gov
eminent has contracted with British
columbia lumber firms Most of this
lumber has been cut In tho last few
months In the vast forest region
along the trans=routinental line Of
tho Grand Trunk Pacific, much Of
II in the Frazer rivcry country that
stretches west Of Jasper plrk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
Pierce-ArrOLC Helps
OWners to Express
Personal Selection

''ln maintaining the quality of
tho Pierce Arrow dual valve SIX,
the company ConscieHtious,y takes
advantage of every opportunity to
express the owners individuality
In the car. says " j Foss. vice
president IN charge OF sales,
As a means to this end. the
company, says MIR Fuss. has
maintained an. art department tor
eleven years The assistance Of
this department with It's specially
trained s'aff is offered To every
purchaser of Pierce Arrow
because Of the department.
intimate knowledge Of The quail
ties Of tapestries upholstery.
hardware. appointments and
paints. the customer has expert
guidance In thc selection OF tho
materials needed to express his or
hes tastes. says Mr Foss
The o Pierce Arrow Compauy's
art department has perfected a
unique method of preparing color
schemes originated hv the com
pauy itself. or hy the customer
This method enables the customer
tu visualize clearly the appearance
Of the finished car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
FRANCE LIKES LIBERTY
Liberty cars IN Land uf i'ighiihg
Iulius.


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railI,a tho guH,ubu}s I'm France
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was .'.'' ia
'nh DIS '"' .'N'''' N".''''" ~
many Of 'h. smaller towns ana
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
COLUMBIA PILOTS ROYALTY
King and Queen Of Belgium IS,ort
ed by Columbia Cur.

Tho Henderson Motor co, wash
inEton distrlbutor FOR the Columbia
SIX, reports that ON October "a, when
the King and queen OF belgium visit
cd Washington "A Columbia sig was
selected na the car 10 pliut the royal
party ou~thcir tour ~ inspection Of
IA" cupiN'
II socns that number Of the
Washington dealers had offered cars
fnr THIS purpose, but when the quns-
ton was put up 10 the committee In
charge opr ~ them remarked tha,
he thought tho honor should 20 to
the Columbia II for no uthcr reason
than on account OF the name II bore
Accordingly. the Columbia pilutod
our royal visitors on their trip
around Columh.aH capital and dld
the sob In very efficient and highly
sal lsfactory manner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
PRACTICAL WINDSHIELD
Acru- Eight All Season Windshield
Contributes GrCatl, To Com
fort of Passengers

1t ls doubtful whether there is any
windshield that contributes more to
the comfort OF all season driving
than the vacuum storm proof wind
shield INCORPORATE in the Aero
Eight tourscdIn and touroslne. In
selecting this windshield, the cole
Motor company has given to the IN
closed car an improved utility that
instantly gralii.e1 the taste of the
motorlst who desires one wind I-hield
for protection from all Kinds Of
weather -Four adjustments are pos
sible and each suhscrvcs "a different
purpose.
The windshield may hc adjusted
for cold weather, warm weather
mild weather and stormy weather
irving These adjustments are casi. y
and quickly made and tn" construc.
ton of the SHE'D tx not complicated
The possibilities OF the vacuum storm
proof windshield are so effect,
and when properly adjusted Il, has s.
many advantages over any other
Windshield eo far developed that
owners are quick ,r,,lo sound its
Along with tho improved wind
shield Of IN" Aero Eight tourssd dan
pnd touroslne the completeness or
bther refincments and appointments
places them lust a little aheai OF
other enclosed cpuipagcs, The aero
type design. an original cole feature,
Is embodied throughout in the con
strnction OF these cars. The low
beveled panels the sharp acro-lines,
the high cowl and the massive hood
ani radiator are remarkably similar
10 the fusi!ageo OF an airplane and
the car rides ihe roAd with the SANE
plane in the air
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
YOU CAN'T STEAL BOOZE
Rules That Whisky Has No Property
Rights and Releases Men

DENVER. Nov 20 Declining 70
acocp, the judges ruling that whisky
has property rights ana can be
stolen. q jury In the west side Grim
iual court freed two prisoners
charged with stealing "a quantity Of
booze.
Tho attorney for tho fcfcndan's
declared that. with prohibition ef-
fr,fiHo throughout the nation. whisky
had no property rights In the sta
turrs ~ tho country and. therefore.
could NOT %, "siolon. Tho jury
was of tho same opinion