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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

AUCTION SALE OF NEW HOME--New
four-room house at 3i'2 East Fourth
street, near Randall college. to be sold
az public auction on Wednesday, 80
y. m, December 22 Easy terms For ful
information call Thompson, 2Q3 Cole Bldg.
Usage b9ia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

$500 CASH PhYMENT--Strictly modern,
four rooms, glasssl sleeping porch.
built-in features. mantel neat electric
| light fixtures Reasonable price ana
/ terms. T. NJ Hullyman co, Phone Cedar
! l2s2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

BUNGALOW DARGA1N-ohe of the incest
bungalows on the north side strictly
modern practically new and with all
modern convenIcnces. Including oak floors
bullt-in kitchen cabinet. beautiful mantpl,
choice decorations and fixtures, garage
and driveway; owner leaving city and for
that reason has given us an exceptionally
reasonable price of 81 400. with 81 OO0
cash, and good terms on balance call
Osnge Ntsg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WO, SIS tOW SALE ~
$500 CASH buys u b-toum modern house
Usage sol.
NEW i've. room bungalow, best location
north side, hardwood floors through
out. basement. plsstercd aud cement
floor, 2-car garage, fun east front lot d.
$4,000 8 OOO cash. Roop Realty Co,
Usage 9gUO. leil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ron RENT--Modern cottage. six rooms
west side, tsb. r. y. Riley Cedar 1913.
NEW MoRNiNGSIDE bungalow. very at.
trectiyc interior, five large rooms.
breakfast room, basement and garage, for
rent il2b. VIII sell. easy payments I'm
mediate possession. Cedar lS2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
- us,rJLANEOVs FOR SALE 90
.Sp MISSES winter coats
ApiE' the Garment Factory all sizes
i'' regular stocks; values up 10
,'s yig'. -------.----.---..---
w w sG,rs tiss each at the Garment
~ ctory. values IS. Sio TO sEV' 10 c'2se
oy'. ,..- 500 new corsets to be sacri-
CORSh ,be Garment Factory; corset
ueeu 30 and ti50. sl.ts zach: all
uluss now styles any model, t,fs
i-.. ai..' 's,,,.--cement block machine and
fQh, ss"iirts sxiC inch. t75. y. o. Box
ysund.. Okla. ---------------------
.su REGIsTERs-wc. sell rent, r.peir
as .ss exchange. ~ W. FIRST fhohe
.asr 500. ot...--------.-.----, ---,..---
80. rom hination cash registers. pre.war
NEW s.pccially easy terms Phone
sof f1r dem nstration. Evenings.
ss. psos. osare i5ig-J -..--.-----....------.----.-
--=- COAL AND WOOD ssA
.---NOrICE TO THE public
voWr ,oai of Tulsa Retail Coal Co.
Prone osaSe sisa, ...-,-.-.-------
= coAI~-COAfe-CoA
DELIVERED BY "uE TON
CALoRfC COAL 90.
PHONE CEDAR 1852
--,TFOE sALE--rn carload lots only
lvN.. ru,. lump or slack. Albert Coal
,.ins .lns Co. rs Daniel Blds. osage 77iS.
.:-------- coat FOR SALE
can Cedar ~.
- coal COAL
price of coal has dropped
SERVICE
OWL COAL co.
... g second Usage ei5i
,,6oo CDNL. FEED-Prepare for fuel
tks has sNt,fs xH4tt
pns P.ompt delivery In wood coal
,.sd To any part OF city free. OKLA
o! ~ rsed coal co. l27 W. First st.
CEDAR sos ,...---------
COAL AND COKE.
e., blsh tradc. deep mined coal, all
r,..ass fr,r delivery call HaNter Coal
Nd i7iS Il sixth. Usage y2d7.
wANTED-TO BuY %
;-1yTrp To BuY--A garage at Drum.
Ntrbt sarulpa or Bristow; one doing
s,o5 business 220 s. Linden st, sapulpa
;,,yTgp TO buy intcrcst or all Of small
We insurance agency In Tulsa Phone
o,ase 1864
SMALL sNFE-Phone price and 'descrip-
lion to osage l75e >--.-------.--.-.
W. wan, 10 buy a car load " second
hand furniture OF ali kinds. Call
"a muck Bowers Furniture Co.
cincinnati Usage zoos.
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor SCRAPS
iron. metals. rags. rubber. rope.
magazines and oil field suop,ies.
Security pipe. Iron & Metal Co. Sv1
Peoria. Phone Osage
I,1IyTED- second hand bathtubs. Usage
WlNTED TO BUY-Teiephonc from party
leaying city. Call Usage i75s-J.
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE AUTOMOBILES 10
WILL TRADE nay equity In Hudson super
on Boston jltney line with license for
T,rd or will sell On easy terms. can be
seen on line or at 1876 Hodge.
WANTEp--ro trade so acres OF Oklahoma
land. will take auto AS first payment.
osage 7i59.
ENCHANGE-REAL ESTATE -
WILL TRADE clear land FOR high class
eAr 2i7-B care ot World.
FOR SALE Or TRADE--Good rooming <
house 10 rooms will soil cheap or
". Second St
FOR TRADE-Five-room modern bunga
low, garage, on paving. block Of school
aud car line, viii exchange for good car.
vacant lot. or smaller property. Call
Esiey. Usage 81.
FOR. ENCIiANGE-so acres OF Okiahoma a
land for Ford sedan, Buick or Dodge.
Call J II. Karr, Usage 7i5s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTID--TO NTNr

WANTED TO RENT-Wol furnished
house or apartment Phone Usage 7i26
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three room
furnished apartment by married couple
without children not over $50 per month
Phone Usage J565.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

ron SAI.E-Four- room house. large cor
ner lot, northwest corner ~ PafkVi"~
Place on S. =, line, bargain. caii ut res
tdpUce.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
ANTS THREATEN FIGHT.
Opponents Of Woman Suffrage
Say They May Delay Election,

NEW YORK, February 14.-Grant-
ing woman suffrage "over the heads
Of the people" by legislative act can
not stand the tests in the courts that
will inc vitably ensue." is the asser-
tion made in statement issued here
tonight by the National Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
These cases." the statement con-
tinued. should ratification be OBJ
tanned in time for women to vote this
year, will not only hold up the election
result. as did the Hayes-Tilden con-
fiict. but possibly necessitate a sec
ond election. Republican and demo-
cratic chafrmen, working under the
suffrage whip. are leading the coun-
try straight for political chaos"
The statement was amplified by Miss
Mary G. Kilbreth, the president, who
declared two suits would be instituted
to test the constitutionality of the
Susan b. Anthony amendment if it
becomes operative before the presi-
Dental and state elections next fall.
Miss Kilbreth declined to give details
Of the legal action contemplated or to
name the counsel retained, but said
preliminary steps already had been
taken.
Attached to the statement. which
was signed by Miss kilbreth, was a
copy of a telegram sent to Gov Hart
Of Washington congratulating him
upon his refusal to call a special ses-
sion of the legislature to act upon the
suffrage amendment.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
TAIL0RS HOLD BANQUET.
Spring Styles and Sectional Shop
System Are Discussed.

The annual banquet of the Merchant
Tailors' Designers was given Friday
night at the New Ebbitt Hotel. c. p,
Bloomquist, president, spoke on spring
styles. and outlined the sectional shop
system. P. J. Foley spoke on the trade
school plan as means of relieving the
shortage of tailors. c. L. Liehtfoot
discussed the schools of tailoring as
conducted in the United States Army.
James d. McConville traced the his
tory Of the local organization, and
pointed to the fraternal feelings ex-
listing among the members.
committee consisting Of P. J..
Foley, c. f. Lightfoot and r. J. Hell
berger was appointed to further the
trade school plan and conduct a pub
licity campaign to induce American
boys to learn the tailoring trade.
F. ]. Heiberger and ]. w. McGarry
were elected members Of the ,organiza-
ton.
The officers of the association are.
p. J. Foley. president; J. NJ. Stein, first
vice president: c. +. Lightfoot, second
vice president: l.. f. Reed. financial
secretary; l.. p. Grady. recording sec
retary: T.. B. Thiele. treasurer; I.
Geraci. master of practical work; F. ].
Heindrich. assistant master of practi-
cal work: D. s. Margolis. librarian, and
s. B. Vignor. ]. d. McConville and L.
p. Grady. trustees.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Butler PRESIDENTIAL
BOOM GAINING LITTLE
No Real Demonstration Of Senti.
ment for Candidate Has Been
Given So Far.

ALBANY, N. Y. February IA (Spe-
ciaD.-Friends of Nicholas Murray
Butler. president of Columbia Univer-
sity. are still busy booming him for
the republican nomination for the
presidency. While much consistent
and hard work Is being performed in
DR.. Buffers behalf. the boom. so far
does not seem to gain much ground.
With the exception Of Charles E
Hughes. former justice Of the Unit ed
States Supreme Court. New York re-
publicans have no other candidate to
offer than DR.. Butler The early talk
OF having Mr.. Hughes seek the nomi-
nation has died out completely.
UP to this time there has been a
great deal of disconnected talk about
presidential possibilities. but no real
demonstration of sentiment has SO
far been given. Whatever efforts
have been made up to this time have
been in the nature of elimination
rather than selection. Among those to
whom the vacuum cleaner has been
applied is Senator Hiram Johnson, as
well as lot Of the lesser lights of
the native son" caliber.
The rank and file of both parties
are anXiously looking toward their
leaders for indication which direction
they are to follow, but the leaders
themselves seem in doubt just who
IT any. of the candidates now in the
field are to be selected as the standard
bearers.
New York state sentiment for can
didates for the nominations may be
given expression next week, when
republicans and democrats will meet
in unofficial conventions to select del
egates at large to the national con-
Ventions Of their respective parties
The following delegates will be Sc
lected by the republicans: Elihu Root,
Senator James w. Wadsworth, Will
liam Boyce Thompson and Senator
William M. Calder.
The democratic quartet will consist
of Gov. Alfred f. Smith. Norman
Mack, Miss Elizabeth Marbury and
probably Charles f. Murphy. head OF
the Tammany Hall organization. or
former Gov. Martin H. Glynn.
H. J. ADAMSON
Evening star., 1920-02-15
FOUR ENTER RACE FOR
SENATOR GAYS SEAT
Frank J. Looney Is Elected Chair
man of Democratic Committee
in Louisiana,

NEW ORLEANS. La. February IA
Especially Differentiation of the demo-
cratic state central committee. fol-
lowing the nomination of John NJ.
Parker for governor. which resulted
in the election Of Frank ]. Looney of
Shreveport as chairman and T. Arthur
Edwards Of Lake Charles vice chair
man. and the rapidity with which
candidates are enlarging the race for
United States Senate for the term now
held by Senator Edward J. Gay. and
which expires March 4, 1921. featured
the week politically in Louisiana.
Four candidates have declared for
the Senate. They are ex-Gov. Jared Y.
Sansers. now representative from the
sixth district of Bogalusa: Edwin s.
Broussard of New Iberia. brother of
the late Senator Robert F.. Broussard.
whose unexpired term Senator Gay is
now serving; Donelson F: Caffery.
New Orleans lawyer and reform lead
er of long standing. and James J.
Bailey. just renominated for a second
four-year term without opposition.
Although Senator Gay has made no
announcement. his friends in Louisi-
ana are inclined to regard him as a
candidate to succeed himself.
A. w. NEWLIN.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
CABINET WANTS NORWAY
IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CHR1STIANIA. Norway, February.
lA-The cabinet decided today to ask
the consent of parliament for Nor
Wegian participation in the league of
while objections might be raised
nations. 1t was pointed out that
against the statutes of the league
which do not abolish war and thereby
make 1t possible for Norway to be
drawn into war, the cabinet be-
lieved 1t to be Nerway's duty to join
the league.
The cabinet expressed the hope that
future amendments to the league
covenant would make possible the
settlement of International differences
without the necessity of war.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WILL INDORsE CANDIDATES.
Typographers to Consider Interna
tional Officers Today.

Tho regular stated meeting for Feb
ruary of Columbia Typographical Union.
No. 101. will be held this afternoon in
Typographical Temple. at 2 80 o'clock
The current number of the official
bulletin presents II report from the
treasurer for November and December.
1919. and January of this year. showing
receipts and disbursements. The trus-
tees report Is also printed
Endorsement of candidates for inter-
national officers will be in order at the
meeting this afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
MASS MEETING FOR LABOR.
Community Service Will Be Dis
cussed Wednesday Night

Members of organized labor and the
friends of that local movement have
been invited to a mass meeting to be
held Wednesday night in Central High
School auditorium. under the auspices
Of the Central Labor Union, to hear
presented the merits of the Community
Service and discuss it's benefits to or
ganized labor. William w. Keeler.
president of the Central Labor Union,
will preside.
The speakers will be Rabbi Simon
Mrs. Marie Forrest and one of the labor
members of Congress- Miss Bessie
Sehrciner of the Community Service.
will furnish music
Evening star., 1920-02-15

1t is not generally known that bor-
ing for oil would in many cases be out
of the question but for the help Of
the diamonds which are, set In the
rim of the steel drill and enable 1t -
cut through the hardest rock.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Taking into account the power al
ready used or proposed to be used. it
is estimated that the total water
power in Japan will reach over $780,
600 horsepower.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

The project of harnessing the Rhone
river from the Swiss frontier to the
sea. a matter which has been under
consideration for more than a CEN
tury, is again receiving the attention
of the French government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
l5,OOO MOTOR CARS, WORTH
S. so. 900. IN NEW MEYIC0

Santa Fe. n. n. sfay 5.-Tax rolls
for 1920 show that 1900 automobiles
IN the state are assessed at approx
mately S9.5O9,0O0. This was the num-
Der Of automobiles shown on January
J. Records OF the secretary OF state
show that more than 1900 automo-
bile license tags have been issued
this year BernalilIo county leads
with 1900. while next in order fol-
low ChaVes, 1900. Dona Ana, 1850:
Grant, 1000 Colfax and Union have
500 each De Baca. SandovaI and Taos
have only about 60 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
FEDERAL AID ROAD PLANS
SUBMITTED IN WASHINGTON

Santa Fe. n. II, Nay 15.-Final
plans have been made on the federal
aid road between Silver City and
Cliff. in Grant county. and have been
submitted for approval Of the de-
nartment OF agriculture The road Is
II miles long and its estimated cost
is S116,12o. Final plans have been
submitted also on the road between
the town OF BernaEllo, in Slndovai
county. and the Bernalillo county
line This road. six miles long. is es-
timated TO cost $4,000. It is on the
Albuquerque-Santa Fe highway and
viii connect at the Bernalillo and
Sandoval county line with the con-
crete boulevard building for Albu-
Querque-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

For Sale-MisceHaneous
-~-------~-~-~~--~-~---~-~
SOLVE YOUR RANGE Troubles HERE
n you are looking for rars bargain IN a
Range. DO not pass this By without inves-
tlEation-
A large Majestic Coal and Gas Range.
Just Ike new worth sass. VIII sell Tor 91ss-
ROGERS TRADING CO.
1G5 Myrtle Ave.
Bargains IN Used Furnituru-
WHY TALK
About wages having gone up when q
takes double the hours o. labor % buy
things than q did years aE0l
WHY TALK
About the farmer getting rich when Il
takes double the amount o. products 20
purchase his thlnEa7
WHY TALK
About the merchant being a prutiteer
when his expenses have more than
doubled Can't you see that the var has
drawn 50 billions Of wealth Into the hands
OF $4,000 miHionaires and things are cut
OF baianceg When you want 20 distribute
your surplus wealth just call Myrtle Trad
ing Place. p 2ofs. where you can buy
horses. buEEies, harness. Wagona automo-
blles. castings. tubes. Ice boxes office
desks. alfalfa. chicken feed. rabbit feed
and beans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
WOULD RAISE ARIZONA LIMIT
OF BOND INDEBTEDNESS

Phoenix AFiz-s May I5.-ArranFe-
ments for a petition for an initiative
measure 10 increase the limit OF
bonded Indebtedness IN Arizona viii
be made at the meeting Of 2 commit
tee OF the Arizona Good Roads asso-
citation here next Tuesday, officials Of
the association announced. The meas
ure would be submitted to the voters
Of the state next fan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

OF THEM ALL
Master window Bakeries are the talk Of
the country. Success and reputation eslab-
lished- Sold outright. no royalties. AL
profits are yours. proven good sound buEi-
ness Investment; made Of the highest
Grade porcelain enamel attractive. sani-
tary and efficient; WE HAVE GOOD
BUSINESS LOCATIONS FOR YOU. $500
70 $500 net profits monthly are now be-
Ing made and we can prove Il, no baking
experience required. $4,000 20 $4,000 In
vestment necessary. Master Baker sys-
tema. al s. Dearborn. Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Toyah. Texas. Nay 15.-The mem
bers Of the police force OF FL PasO
think so wen OF the Toyah Basin oil
fields that a number OF them have
pooled on the purchase OF reasonably
large acreage IN section 81 block So.
The members Of the pool are Frank L.
Williams. J. J HausinEers s c Hous-
ton andy Shobe, ". A. Warnock. p.
A. Candelaria, rs. P Hawkins, ". c.
WolTerton and J. D. Thompson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Business Chances

RARE business opportunity for 1 or men
with capital 70 handle large growing gen
eraI merchandise business. have made
money enough. Will retire on account OF
health. best opportunity for future. big
business in Rio Grande Valley. James L.
Tar-ar rTnrfinnen Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
QUICK AUCTION SNAPS.

BARBECUE In fine location, making about
800 ret a month. owner must leave city,
and VIII sell for $500 disposed OF with
in the next few days Don't delay on this
proposition
FURNITURE BUSINESS-One OF the fin
est stocks on sale Of furniture IN Fl Paso
in excellent location and doing a good
paying business. this stock can be bought
FOR $3.50 and Is worth a whole lot more :
immediate action necessary on this.
See Kfvel with
GOODMAN BROTHERS q CO., INC.
Real Estate Insurance
EOS n. Stanton St Phone 2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A furniture store dealing In
new and used furniture. in the
very heart Of e Paso for sale
at a bargain doing a good
business
Drug store. doctors office.
cold drinks. lunch stand. five
room residence, one acre Of
land. two electric pianos; pay
ing business. can be had at a
bargain
Store. five room residence.
an acre OF land Owner leav-
Ing and viii sell at a real bar
gain
Grocery. store, close IN. Fl
Paso. doing q fine business
Here IS an opportunity 70 make
money on a small investment
ADAMS & EDGE
Phone 1s4S-
10 e Paso Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND DRUGS.
For sale or trade FOR FL Paso property,
because OF sickness. about $4,000 for
stocks and an undivided half interest IN 50
foot business lots we wish - retain an
undivided half interest (glve OF take con-
tractl IN real estate because OF oil prospect
ard other good prospects Located In small
New Mexico town o. medium altitude
good climate, good schools. churches. and
on the trausc0ntinental railway. Stock
men reports 90 per cent lamb and calf
crop this year
We know this store is 6 money maker
and we VIII carry thu entire amount for
good man with proper security Win visit
e Pas0 Tor short time only. please make
your first letter complete as 20 partlcu-
lars on self and proposed proposition and
where we may call and see you. no agents
considered. Address F g. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

UNUSUAL BARGAE-s room, 9 riassea
IN sleeping porchss. very GOOD furniture,
excellent locaaons this house Is arranged
60 e could be divided into apartments.
either Of which could be rented for $50
per month. or q would make a lovely
home Price 500.
BIG SACRIFICE rooms. sleeping perch
arranged IN four 2 room apartments; eE-
callent location; good furniture; price $500
terms
A VERY GOOD BUT-13 rooms arranged
Ga room apartments running water;
good location . year lease; cheap rental;
price $3.50. 5000 cash
we have lots Of others all sizes and
prices Included ia which are some excel
lent bargains
CAN MIXERS.
JAlTEs J.. MARI & COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Business Chances.

Business thames.
Us az cnce- PA Zso5-
FOR sALE-Grocery store. good location,
wen eEtablished- SIS n. - Paso-
HAVE YOUR Fcrd oVerhauled for SIS at
Neais Garage. TO Texas
FOR RENT-Butcher shop IN one Of the
best paying groceries in thu city Pm 4370.
WANTED-some one Interested IN patents.
Write G. ". Wright s1S n Florence, call
after pm
SltiN. house painting and tintIng. best
work, lowest prices Jose Fuentes. sol s.
oregon. Pm 10. eveninEs so2s-
BARBECUE for sale. good location and
fitted cut 10 make money. must sell on
account % health AMY 4I6A Mesa
A CHANCE for man or woman 10 make
good money in soft drink stand, no capital
required Phi zoos for appointment
DO YOU want a good paying business?
II you have cash. for further particulars,
call 500 Texas
GOOD, steady partner wanted for big pay
ing business. must have $4,000 cash and
o. Box 15o5. e Paso.
FOR LEASE Oh RENT-Two chair bar
Der shop In Hochita. n H. only shop in
town. terms right. cali or write Mitchell
z Burts. Haehita. \. y.
GENERAL GARAGE FOR sALE-Wen
located. clearing over $50 day above all
expenses, good building and lease, 5000
viii handle. must sell at once account other
business n Piusou- SIS Commerce St.
hanger Lex
FOR sALE-shos repair shop. most rom
plete Goodyear shop down town in e
Paso, invoices about 5000. small rent.
Light overhead, clearing between $500 and
$500 each month. price $1,000, oWner going
TO Mexico address c IS care Herald
REAL estate N CHIHUAHUA
Timber Lands. Grazing lands. Mines. Proz-
pectEs City Property. Collections and Rem
nandez. for q few days in Fl Paso- Phi
ltss.
ESTABLISHED Il Paso automobils busi-
ness Tor sale. one o. the best known es-
tahlishmeuts IN the southwest. doing a
large business a. small overhead expense
5000 cash or = cash balance arranged
P. Q. Box No IL
THREE mercantile ssta5Iishments for sale.
each located in thriving plains towns. clean
az Sis, investigate AZ once See 51o- +.
Turner. Lubbock. Tex.
WOULD you invest one dollar week for
10 weeks on q chance 70 make $1,000 OF
more7 Particulars free, no obligation
Write J. 4. Carlton. Box SIS, Fl worth,
Tex
WANTED-First class, live energetic man
20 secure exclusive agency Tor paving
proposition. small capital required Tor
particulars communicate with T.-W- Gulf
fra 81 carondslot. sr-, New orleans Ia
TN THOUSAND MILES Instead Of five
thousand; no more blowouts, 80 Per cent
less puncturss. every car owner waiting
for this wonderful new tire saving device.
low cost distributors wanted IN each local
ity. American Accessories Co, Dept O-sl,
Cincinnati Ohio
Nation nTrTTTTuTE