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The state herald., 1920-06-08
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION meeting in CHICAGO THIS WEEK
FIRE DISASTER AvERTED
f0N LINER BERGENSFJ0RD
tspeclal by United Press,

New York, June 5-Twelve hun
Tired passengers ON board the Nor
wegian liner Bergcnsfjord were en-.
dangcred by fire one hundred miles
of New Yprk. After wirelessing
for aid the crew of the ship over
came the fire and announced that
they would continue to Bergen
Christina.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
SENATOR PENR0se WILL
NOT ATTEND CONVENTION
(speclnl hy United Preasl

Philadelphia, June 5-Senutor
Penrosc will not be in attendance
at the republican convention at
Chicago. is the announcement of
his physicians. He will keep in
touch with everything that occurs
however,. by private leased wires di-
rect to the convention.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
JOHN 7. JOYCE AGAIN LAND
REGISTER At DURANGO
tspecIaI by limited rres.l

Washington, d. c., June 4th--Thc
President sent to the Senate today,
the nomination of John Thomas
Joyce for reappointment as register
OF the land office in Durango. Colo.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
DENVER WATERS STRIKE
AvERTED Bv COMPROMISE
Especial by United Prcss)

Denver, June "a compromise
wage settlement has just been ef-
fected which il is believed will pre-
vent the strike scheduled for Mon
day. of the local cooks and walters
union.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
SuFFRAGlSTS HOPEFUL OF
vERM0NT'S SUPP0hT
Especial by unltcd Press

Washington, d. c., June 4th.-
Women suffragists are doubtful of
their standing in Louisiana and are
now turning their attention to Ver-
mont in hope of obtaining the thirty
sixth ratification amendment.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
FRUITA HAS THiRTY-FlvE
PER CENT INCREASE
Especial by United Press,

Washington, June THE census
bureau announced the population of
Fruita, Colorado as eleven hundred
and ninety three. This gives it an
increase of rty-five and four ten
this per cent in the last ten years.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
pEHRosE SUFFERS RELAPSE
tspecIal by unIrsd Press,

Philadelphia, June 5--It is report
ed that Senator Penrose has just
suffered another relnpse. and five
physicians have been summoned to
his bedside.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
PRESIDENT SIGNS ARMY GILL

tApoclH' by United rressl
wsshingion. june 5--'rbe Prosi-
dent has signed the army appropria-
iion bill.
The state herald., 1920-06-08

trifles of life, in dress, in amuse-
ments, III pleasure seeking and the
greed for money and the reckless
ness of expenditure and, what is
Infinitely more serious, in the dis
content with all forms of govern
ment or control and in the readiness
and eagerness TO destroy even the
fundamental principles Of free
and orderly civilization without
which law and order, organized So
ciety, the possibilities for happiness
and the chance for progress cannot
exist. This state of mind horn of
the var is the gravest obstacle in the
essential work of restoring shat
tered world and making the great
victory blessing to mankind. In
order to succeed at all we must un-
derst.nd this mental aud moral con-
ditioL We must allow for il. VI
%ssI ",ssss '5.(
Grant and above all, open minded
We must call on our comnen sense
and self restraint.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
spRouL's HAT IN Rlxs-kHox

special by United Press,
Washington. June .5-Scnntor
Knox iodny announced = name OF
ooyci nor sproul of Pennsylyania
for ihr presidential nomination.
The state herald., 1920-06-08

One of our great political parties
has failed to mcet-nny, is in II con
siderable measure responsible for,
the perilous conditions of the hour
The only organized political force
sironee enough to grapple with the
encirrling dangers is the Republican
party. II that too fails and breaks
down. the Russian descent into bar
barism will begin TO draw near. Such
an end is inconceible with the Amer
lean people but they must realize
the peril and drive it back into the
darkness whence il comes. We,
keepers of the Republican faith
must therefore succeed. We must
not know defeat when the great re-
sponsibility comes to our hands. To
the service of 1860 we must add n
like service in 1920. No larger VIC
tory nj any time could be won by
nny political party. We must both
earn and deserve il. We did not
fail IN the Civil War. We shall moi,
must no, fail now.
We have made n remarkable be-
ginning but we are fully conscious
that II is only beginning. Much
has been done. much more remains
to do and We pledge ourselves TO cx-
crt ali our energies to deal with what
is still undonc. The wreck and con-
fusioh Of great war, in business,
finance and all economic conditions,
cnnnot be cleared away and fully re-
adjusted in year and n half nor
indeed in twice that time. Recon
siruc,ion must be slcndy aud encr'
geiic but Il also demands care II il
is 10 be of lasting value. The rise
OF u. p.icos, the high cost Of living
which reach dnily into every home,
IN Tho most pressing as y is the
most difficult and most essential
problem which confronts US. Some
of tbe sources of this trouble can
be reached by legislation, although
moi rll. but everything that can be
once. Profltecring. the charging OF
..Cnutinued on page gcvenl
The state herald., 1920-06-08
Law and Order, the Necessity for an
Increased Production Along Many
Lines Remedy For the High
Cost of Living
The Armenian Mandate and Other Foen ausonsThe Differences
Existing Between the President and Congress the League
Nations and Other Matters Are Treated In Forcible Ring
ing Key Note Speech Before the Big Assembly g

Especial by Snitod Pressl
The state herald., 1920-06-08

Continued from pogc onc.)
The state herald., 1920-06-08
The Weather

Increased high temperature,
with light winds, Westerly
wind with probable showers
later in the week.
The state herald., 1920-06-08

I. continued on page scscn)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
w SPRAWIE WYZYSKU
WEGLOWEGO.

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
poczyna zabierat sic do skory
wszelkiego rodzaju ,wyzyskiwa-
czy weglowych, Jako pierwszy
krok swojej dziaialnosci - fede-
ralna lava przysiegiych zwroci-
Ia wczoraj oskarzenia przeciwko
firmie weglowej David Rutter
and CO.., oraz przeciwko kilku-
nastu hurtownym detalicznym
dostawcem wegla = oskarzajac
ich o szest r62nych przekroczen
ma punkcle wyzysku spekula-
cyl wegloweI. Asystent dystryk-
towego prokuratora. James A.
Miller oswiadczys, II niektore z
powyAszych oskarzeh opieraja
sic ma pedstawie przekroczenia
aktu ,,Levera''. siedztwo wyka-
zaio, Il wspomniana wy2ej fir
lua piacila po S2,7o "a tone, sprze
pokohczenie naI slrenicy seisj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

y-mieszkaniowego wyzysku,
So - one niekonstytuGyjne. o.
swiadczenie to wplynie prawdo-
podobnie ma gubernatora Lowde-
ma i odstreczy go Cd zwolania
specyalnej sesyi legislatury sta
novel w omawianej sprawie.
Komisarz miejskiego departa--
mentu zdrowia, dr.. Robertson O.
trzymal onegdaj przeszio cztery-
sta zazalen Cd lokatorow, il VIA
sciciele budynk6w apartamento-
wych ME opalaja mieszkah, skut-
klein tego wiele dzieci sic rozcho
rowalo.. zadaja lokatorzy natych-
miastowego wgladniecia w te
sprawe biura departamentu zdro-
via, celem zaradzenia ziemu.
SMIERc LOTNIKA w JE-
ZIORZE.
Porucznik marynarki Sydney
Pedott, Chicagowianin, utonai o.
negdaj W jeziorzc Michigan, nic-
daleko Cd Lake Forest, kiedy ae-
roplan jego, kt6rym leciai, spads
z wysokosci 500 stop do wody,
Ma acroplanic w6wczas znajdo--
wa, sic drugi porncznik marynar-
ki H. Bechelor. ktory bieds u
szedl smierci. Wedlug opowiada-
MIA porucznika Bechelor'a, Pc
dott, kt6ry diva tygodnie tetnu
wstapil ma kurs awiatyki, ME u
miaI jeszcze dobrze obchodzic
sic z aeroplanem kiedy znajdo-
wal sic ma wysokosci 500 stop W
powietrzu. chciai wykonat ruch
prostopadly W dol. lecz zapom-
niai zatrzymat motor, skutkiem
czego biyskawiclna szybkoscia
wpadi do ieziora, Wskutek ude,
rzenia o wode oeroplanem, pas
kt6rynl byf przymocowany do sic
dzenia Bechelor zerwai sic, on
zostah wyrzucony okolo 40 stop
W box; pas kt6rym byl przypasa-
ny Pedott, ma nieszczescie, ME
zerwal sic, wskutek czego Pedott
wraz zaeroplanem poszedi ma
dno jeziora, Bechelor kilkakrot--
ME nurku]ac. usiiowas towarzy--
sza swege tiwolnit pasa. lecz
bezskutecznie, az wresEcie sam
wyczerpany ratewai sig od uto--
nicola. czepiajac sic jednego skrzy
dia aeropianu ktore cokolwiek
wystawaia jeszcze penad wode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
ZAMACH MA LEJBE TROCKIEGO.
Bunt w Armiil Bolszewickiej.
TemoraIizowana Armia Bolszewicka Morduje
Swoich 0ficer6w Komisarzy.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANIC ZNE.
PoLAcY GRoAGIA MoSKALI POD oSoBISTEM DO
WoDZTWEM NACZELNIKA PILSUDSKIEGO. =

wARszAwA, pazdziernika Naczelnlk piisudski dowo-
dxi osobce zwycesm poehodem froncie Pocny gdzie
1s dywiz bolszewcch zostasy zpe rozbe Woska pokie
zev do ieo Moska szaby nastepujaeych dyw
~. bolszewcch Bel 4 21ej 4e 55ej 57ej pr6cz tego
wzieto sztaby kilku brygad Puakow. rs.
Zdobycz wojenna wzieta przez zee wojska poke jest
prost oIbzya wesug dotyehezasoych obiczeh Polacy
xdoby na Mosaach 166 ara 800 karabnow maszynowych
LSOo sanochodo pancernych poagow paneenyc okomo-
WV aeropany $500 wagon6w kolejowch 10 sanoehodow OIL
brzia oe nnego matya woennego pzygotowanego przez
aO6dzwo boszewicie pod erownctwem Leby TrOcego do
novel ofensywy Polske "a.
wOJSKA POLSKIE POD WILNEM- ZDEMORAL1ZOWANA
Z ARNIA MoSKIEWSKA UcIEKA w POPLOCHU.
PARYz pazdziernka. - Kawalerya poska znaduje sic
fuz W okocach wilma nepooi woa boszewice kt6re
xiawienu sic Poakw ucieaja pancym stau 2ga arnia
polsa cagu dzeseu wziea do newo 1900 bolszewi
k6 115 arrnat 800 karabn6w masznowych olbrzya
ilose rnateryasu wojennego.
Budieny general boszewich zstas aresztoway stawiony
ped sad wojeny "a TO- ara ego ponosa TAX onnotna
Heske
Aia boaszeicka jest zuesnie acknowledgements ioinie
re scinaja g3owy ocerorn nsazom ease dyzye po-
rzucaia pozycye szrnoSVotnie opuszczaja front
misyi poiskiej ozymano wiadomose re fahyk amrneyi
case Rosy stoja bezcynne W3oanie robotcy groa oba
leriern rzad6w sowiet6w
BoIszEW1cY BlAGAJA Ex-cARsRcH oF1cERow
POMOC.
PERYz pazdziernka General Rrussow, pozostaacy
ugach bozewik6w zr6cl sic apem do eearsch Office
row by vstepowai do arrni boszewickej ochotnika
Bolszewick sprzw zagrancznyeh Czyczeyn, zroca
sic do Take Jonescu preniera runnuhshego, prop0-
fyeya warria pokpj Runi duze koneesye teryto
vztne 1aczne Besaraba wygodny traktat handowy
LENTN oBAwIA SIZE UPADKU soWIErYzMU.
PARYt paEdziernika = Francushe ninisteryum spraw
saaniczuych oyao informacge cd swego ajnego ba wy
~iadcwczego ze Czyczeryn wyrazaa weka ooawe IL
sv sowiece Rosy oga bye w6ce obaone ieiei ME
sanie zawary natychiast pok6j Polska Wranglem
Pora5a ma froncie posm onsywa Wrangla jest nal
esza heka boszevk6w Jeze nokoi ME zostane zawarty
Tnn zamierza ogose masowa obizacye nowch Fa 'udno
sCD rosyish zoryentuie sic strasznei kesce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
Po|ska Kupuje Odzignie d|a
Arn1ii "a $5,000,O00.
Wilson Ape|uje do Narodu
0 Ratyfikacyq Ligi
Liga Narod6W C|6Wnym Atutem Co1a'
AlssztOWsnie Niebszpisclnsgo Rswoucyonistr
OgIomny WlIost HsAd|u zagTaniclOsgO Amsryki.
ZWIEKSZENIE SIZE PIJANSTWA
SkUTKIEM PROHIBICYI.
lime TeleGramy KraioWe.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

wan przediozona, jest, oczywi-
Scie, ia Czy chcecie ably honor
waszego kraju byl odzyskany /
ably ratyfikowano traktat wersal-
ski? Czy W .szczegolnosci apro-
bujecie Lige Narodow, jak costa
la ona zorganizowana wyposa-
iona we wiadze w tym trakta-
Gle? l czy chcecie, ably Stany Zje
dnoc4one odegraiy W niej swa
odpowiedzialna role?
,,Odnosnie do tego traktatu, a
W szczegolnosci do charakteru
Iproponowanej Ligi Narodow, by
li$cie grubo oszukiwani przez
tych, ktorzy wzieli ma siebie cie-
zka odpowiedzialnosc "a opozy-
eye przeciwko niej. Poszli oni tax
daleko, ze ci, kt6rzy jak ia spe'
dill swe zycie ma zaznSJamianir
sic historya, tradycyami poll,
tyka narodow, musza stanac
zdziwieni wobec , ogromu igno-
rancyi bezwstydnej czelnosci.
ktora doprowadziia ich do stara-
MIA sic o wyszukanie jakiegos ich
wiasnego ,amerykanizmu" ktory
ME znajduje dla siebic podstaw
W zadnej prawdziwych trady-
cyl naszego rzadu.
TEN amerykanism, jak oni go
.pojmuja, stara sic obalic caiy
process ostatnich kilku tragicz-
nych lat. Przez polityke izolacyi
i zuchwaiego oddzielcnia sic sta
via on Ameryke w miejsce
Prus. Ich pojecie godnosci ma
rodu i jego interesach jest takie,
il powinnismy STAG dsobno j cze-
kaG ma okazye poparcia naszyci
tylko wlasnych interesow. ME
braG ma siebie zadnej odpowie-
dzialnosci "a podtrzymanie pra-
wa ma swiecie ami "a dalsza win
dykacye tych spraw, dla kt5-
rych wdalismys sic W wojne.
,.Konccpcya wielkich twor-
COW naszego rzadu byla zupet-
ME odmienna cd tego. Mysleli
oni o Ameryce jako swietle
swiata, stworzonej dla prowadze-
MIA go ma drodze zapewnienia
praw ludomy i,wolnym narodom.
Mysleli niej jako 0 powolanej
do dania pelnego odpowiedzial-
nosci przykiadu caiernu swiatu,
ezem Jest wolny Rad i co moze
on uczynic dla podtrzy,nanis
sztandaru praw zarow1o marc
dowycii iak niedzynarodowych.
Oponenei Ligi chcicliby swiatlo
Not,o3c,er,.. ~. e,.n,;r, 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
Rad POLSKI CZYNI "a
49,. .KUPY -.

Topeka. Kans., 4 pazdziernika.
Pulkownik John S. Dean To-
peka, pozostajacy obecnie ma IT,
slugach polskiej agencyi dla "a
kupow W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. oglasza, IL rad polski "a
kupif ostatnio Cd armii amery-
kanskiej dla swojej odzienie roz-
nego jgatunku "a laczna SUNG 5
milion6w dolarow. Odnosny
kontrakt zostal ostatecznie "a
warty przez puikownika Dean
we srode minionego tygodnia W
Waszyngtonie. Zakupione arty;
kuIy obejmuja: 100000 par spo!
dni, 100000 par butow, 100000
par welnianych skarpetek, 100.
600 par plociennych cholewek,
oraz 100000 sztuk spodniej bic
lizny. Wyplata ma bye uskute-
czniona przy pomocy S procento-
wych obligacyi Rzeczpospolitej
Polskiej, kt6re staja sic piatne
DO up{ywie szesciu lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
Kronika Chicagoska.

Swiadkami wypadllu bylo kilku-,
nastu oficer6w awiatyki, ktorzy
zbrzegu obserwowali lot Pedot-
ia. Widzac nieszczescie, w dwu
iodziach~pospieszyli ma ratunek
lecz bylo juz "a pozno, gdyz zwlo
XII wydobyto dopiero wraz aero
planem.
TRAGEDYA RoDZINNA.
Smell McCrea usiiowal onegdaj
zastrzelit swego OLGA, Williama
bylego skarbnika firmy Peoples
Gas Light and Coke Co.., W tel
re firmy budynku, lecz kiedy try
kule, jake dal W strone ojca, "a
wiod&y, skierowal revolver do
siebie ,padi ciezko ranny ma po-
dioge. w godzine po przywiezie-
niu 60 do szpitala sw. kukasza-
zmarl. William McCrea, kt6ry
jest milionerem, oswiadczy,, IL
zawdziecza ocalenie tylko swojej
prywatnej sekretarce, pannie v.
Danford, ktora W chwili strzela-
mia chwyciia miodego McCrea "a
reke, skutkiem czego kule chybi-
ly celu. Kl6tnia jaka zaszia po--
,niedzy ojcem synem, a skoh--
czyla sic strzelanina, miala wy
niknat z tego powodu, IL ojciec
ukr6cil synowi pieniedzy ma jego
wydatki, kt6rych wcale sobie ME
zalowal. t.. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
NADZIEJE LOKATORoW
CHICAGoSKIcH ZAWIE-
DZIONE

Nadzieje chicagoskich lokato-
row, W sprawie zwolania specyal-
nej sesyillegislatury stanowej, ce
lem ustanowienia prawa przeeiw-
ko wyzyskiwaczom mieszkanio--
wynn, ,speziy onegdaj ma niczem
tax samo stracili nadzieje wygra-
MIA Procesow ci, ktorzy skar2yii
wlascicieli dom6w apartamento--
wych o wypowiedzenie i'm miesz-
kan wyrzueenie ich ma bruk, ga
to, Il ME chcieii placit wygdro--
wanyeh ezynszow, Skarg podob.
nych Ebstaio wniesionych do sa-
dow 199, Gererainy prokurator,
Brundage oswiadczyi onegdaI, Il
tax W NewjY orSu. jak W Wiskon-
sinic, g62ie pstanowiene prawa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Partya republiktnska obawia sic
wyboru demokratycznego guber-
natora.
Jan G. Oglesby Len Small,
wspolubiegajacy sic republican
ska nominacye ma gubernatora
Stanu Illinois, otrzymali wczoraj
propozycye, aby zaniechali walk
pomiedzy soba, bo bardzo ley to
W interesie partyi republikahskiej
W Stanie ;zaproponowano by obra
Ii miedzy SODA trzeciego kandyda
ia, kt6rego wspolnie powinni po-
pierat. Propozycye te postawii
Jan Maynard Harlan, frakcyi
republikahskiej Harding-Coolidge
ktory wniosi W sobote petycye
DO Springfield - jako niezalezny
kandydat na gubernatora. Harlan
sam ofiarowuje sic wycofac, swo-
ia petycye, jezeli obaj kandydaci
zrzekna sic kandydatury i wybio-
ra kandydata, ktory bySby ma re-
ke calej partyi republikahskiej W
Stanie. Gdy ME nastapi W jak
najkrotszym czasie zgoda pomie-
dzy obu wspolzawodnikami obaj
nieodwoialnie beda sic upierac
przy nominacyi .wowczas W
.partyi republikahskiej nastapi
rozdwojenie i niechybnie costa
ME obrany ma gubernatora =
kandydat dernokratyczny. Jak sic
zastosuja obaj kandydaci do pro-
pozycyi powyzszej = ME wiado-
mo. ... a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
PREZYDENT WILSON APE
LUJE DO NARODU.

Washington, 4 4pazdziernika.
Prezydent Wilson wydal wczo-
raj apel do og6iu wspoi-obywa-
tell, aby przez glosowanie "a par
tya demokratyczna d. 2 listopa-
da dali wEraz swej aprobaty dla
Ligi Narod6w. Powiada on w
szczegolnosei: a.-
.WspoSobywatele! Problemy,
o kt6re chodzi W obecnej kampa-
nil, So tax .ogromnie wazne ma
ia tax olbrzymie znaczenie dla
wp,ywow tego kraju / rozwoju
jcgo przysziych stosunkow. ia
zas z koniecznosci tyle mialem
do czy1ienia ich uksztaitowa-
niem sig. re uznacie to, jesteul
pewny, "a siuszne i wfasciwe.
azebym sic do was zwrocif odno-
Snie do Mich z kilkoma siowami.
Kazdy, kto tylko szczerze vie
rzy W rzady ludu, rnusf czut ra-
dost powodu obrotu, jake
,sprawy te przyjeiy W tel kan
panii. re wyborv stana sic praw-
dziwem referendum narodowem,
necyzya o wielkiej polityce, cd
kt6rej musi zalezet wp!yw i zna-
czenie Stan6w Zjednoczonych w
swiecie, n.a bedzie pozostawiona
grupom poiitycznym ami 2adnej
partyi. tylko ma byt oddana ma.
rodowi samemu przez udzielenic
przezeh suYerennego mandatu
swym przedstawicielom.
nGi6wna kwestya, jaka ma bye
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
.N|N CLUE LEADS
10 A STOLEN CAR
Dsaler Makes Surprising
Recovery After Civ
ing Up Hope.
SEES CAR PASSING BY
rdlows it "On Suspicion"
Total Loss to Man VINO
Purchased It.

osooverv OF stolen automobiles
Ia he easy IL every victim mad
\" GOOD fortune that befell II. H..
pehardson OF Owensboro, Ky. not
ong ago.
n, richardson Is Dodge Brothers
k,ser in greensboro and frequently
ISngs men 10 drive ears home from
4 factory in Detroit. Several
|-orths ago he left one OF these new
|'sN standing in front of a hotel
,,sila no took dinner. 1t was stolen.
Ma nollce we're given n complete
rsso,d Of numbers but nothing ever
]sveloped. Richardson gave up the
Iar among the number permanently
missing
A month and a half after this Incl
5sn, he was sitting in a car in front
N a store when a Dodge Brothers
iouring car rolled by There was
rohipg unusual about the car eX-
rep, that the tenders seemed pecu-
Harry dented.
Something tells mo that car was
stolen" Richardson said to his COM
panion 81 may be crazy, but we'll
lust follow it," They Tailed ME car
| ftH blOthS ana ~ NlDpptu III AZ pHt
b, restaurant. While the driver
MAS inside. Richardson inspected IL.
|he number plate on the floor board
had been removed and his first sus-
rclon was verified. The car number
tn rhe frame had been filed off and
mother stamped In its place. The
|nrne number had been likewise
|lmpcred with.
Richardson stood guard while his
Jmpanion called u policeman The
kree then accompanied the driver
h police headquarters. There the
|rrinal records were compartd with
I,her secret numbers on various
|mts which the careful thief had
|wrlooked and the Identification
Fss complete. II developed that the
|tnier had been deliberately marred.
5 Richardson first suspected.
The driver proved to be tine Gown
|f" He had bought IL from the
|hiei in good faith and his invest
kent was dead loss. 4. Never again
bill he deal with a stranger when
/ comes TO buying motor cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
NORRIS MANAGER
TO KANSAS CITY
Neal Switzerland Makes
Trip in Interest of
Tulsa Show.
EXHIBIT THREE CARS
Marmon, Jordan and Liberty
to BE Shown by Norris
Company.

Neal Southcrland. general man
ngor Tor the W. G. Norris Motor
Sales company. accompanied by
Harry Croukrlght, manager Of the
truck department for the same con-
cern, Lett Thursday night on fly
ing trip TO Kansas city. The trip
was made In the interest Of their eN-
hibit AT the coming automobile show
which will feature tho Marmon 81
the Jordan and theaLiberty nutomo-
biles.
The gentlemen stated that there
would bo no chances taken OF any
DELAY In transporting the show
cars to Tulsa Much 'eXpcnso has
been gone to In order To make the
display perfect and all that is left
now is to recciye the special car OK
hibita, and now that special arrange
ments will be perfected whereby the
cars will be shipped by fast express
there IL sure to he evoything In
place when the opening bell rings.
The Marmon % has caught on i'm
mcdlatoly wherever it has been dis
playcd. At New York, Chicago. and
at Kansas city everYsales rqsord has
been shattered, The car created
vast amount OF interest among visi-
tors at tho expositions and sale is
generally tho result after n demon
stration.
Tulsa, llko other cities. is keen
for tho higher grade cars. People
In the Magic city have taken n great
liking to the Marmor FOR IL is all
automobile Tho powerful motor.
that the easy stride tho never ending
energy and tho many other features,
including beauty. style, charm and
comfort makes tho Mhrmon n Won
der car.
Economy, too. considering the
great quality. is included In the Mar
mons list OF features, Tho Mar
mons space I'm tho show will con-
sist of 1900 square feet, which VIII
give the w. c. Norris Sales COM
pany enough room to get about and
demonstrate the car perfectly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
COLE FILLS BIG NEED
Supplying ~ Gasoline to Carburctor
Accomplished By Triple
capacity tccd Tank.

" motor is 10 function properly
under uhc varying road conditions.
under severe pulls and change OF
speeds the carburetor must be sup
piled with the correct amount of gas
olue to take care OF It's demands.
This Is accomplished In tho Cole
Aero Eight models by the triple Ca
pacity vacuum gasoline feed tank
The tank ig placed on all cole
models directly under the hood. in
Side OF the dash II is easily acccs-
sib'c aud is generally recognized as
the most dependable system of its
kind In use. with II the Aero Eight
motor may hc expected to opera tie
perfectly whether ON long hill, un-
der n hard pun or at exceedingly
high speeds. The large reserve sup
ply of fuel always accommodated
within the vacuum tank reservoir an
swers the requirements of the motor
at all times, and the tanks sizo
eliminates all possibility of its rum
ming dry under severe pulls or at
high spoeds.
The tank consists OF two chambers
tt filling or floating chamber, at
the bottom. The upper is connected
with the main fuel tank and the in
take manifold Of tho motor. The
lower cha ber is connected with the
carburcfor. When the motor " run
ming a vacuum Is created by the pis-
tons which draws tho fuel from the
main supply tank 10 the upper cham
ber. When the gasoline reaches "A
certain level In the upper chamber
q float valve automatically shuts OFF
the opening to the intake manifold
and opens the valve that leads TO tho
cmptying chamber. From the empty
ing chamber the gasoline is fed to
the carhuretor In the correct amount
TO answer its needs at all times.