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New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Rye Corner To BE Improved

J. Malcolm Thomson, of Rye, has
sold lots IS, 66 and 81, at thc corner OF
Forest and Apawamis Avenue, Rye, to
james 5. thatcher andWohn Coopman,
OF New York City. The purchasers
plan building within a short time
George ! we WAS the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Long island

FACTORIES FOR RENT. $4,000 So IT; ;
floors 5000 or 1000 TT. all or separate; !;
modern buildings; sprinklcred eleva tor
electricity. heat; Bradley Buildings tn st
and Vernon Av., Long Island city; min
utes from Grand Central Station blocks
from all subways; hve-cent fare; prnci-
pals only. Address A. j. BRADLEY. owner,
10l l5eekman St. New York. Telephone
3501 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Rents Elm Fpo:rS Residence

Harvey Craw leas Tor Mrs. S. s.
Sampliner her resiac"ce at Elm Point,
Great Neck, l.. l., to Mrs. Tom 4. Nelie.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Sale of House at Tenaf1y

Kenwood Greenhouses, me, have sold
to a client of Otterbourg, Steindler &
Houston, the dwelling at the southwest
corner of Knickerbocker Road and
Ridgewood Street, Tenahy. N. j., 1875
x250
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
SPRINGFIELD

"MAKE MONEY WITH sCHABEHORH"
Buy Springfield, Queens county. New York
CITY. lots fog 1850 70 $3.50 each.
W. ii. SCHABEHORE
Opposite station. Phone Spring 1917
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
LYNEROOK

COMPLETE HOME, ready for occupancy.
rooms. batA. steam heat. all i'm prove
inents. elegx ntly decorated srreens
s.ades. 5Ox113. minutes station. sl3 SOC
=. thompson. Atlantic Az. Phone sss LIMB K.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
DOT GLAS MANOR

THE IDEAL suburban home on North
Shore: 2? minutes Penn. Station. some
bargains in houses and plots.
j. HART WEIGH
Dou:lastOn. Phone Bayside Bill
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
FREEPORT

ATTRACTIVE OFFER--5 rooms. bath
pipeess PIP ne hsatsr; ei:etrcty. gas convenient
sl4Iase ana depot. 1900, cash 81 500. Othe,
Van Ness. north Of sta. Tel. Freeport ass r
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Fire Record


garage; garbage scow; De
partment of Street Clean
$50 l73 East lo7th ST. Henry yN''0" Il
ucu .......... Unknown
l0:55-C76 sth av.; Edwin Semp. Trifing
1859 West 10th st: solomon
p. NJ '''''s
l2:so-a4O West 18th st; George
i>aNer ........... None
12:SO-l2s Allen st Edward Cahnce
100 Tompl<ns st shoddy and
Cotton Mills Co. o............ Triflino
l:2o-$4o West 44th St; Samcs
aoO-i6o + East S5th ST.. $ rrani, rrl 1r"ing 1img
S;25-le0 West 2ath st, unknown. Trfing
4:So-2S0 East 95th st; unknown. Tritllng
o:l0-570 East l57th st; Michael
YUM e. 81 IrlflnE
6:b0-1325 LIST av.; Joseph Gilberg Trfling
S:45-SO e. 18th st. unli known. .Trifing
s:5o-lll2 Lexington av.. l. Camek
Trifng
J. o:oo-2l Bowery, Isadore Rosen-
thdt IrlulnE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
M.ALvERNE
QUEENS GARDENp

VIM W. PAiASlS per mo. rent when II is pos.
siD,e :" owl one Of these beauilfui Colonial
cottages - an expense Of s5o Isss-.t
,er'is jefferson ave. Queens Village.
. rte .+Scihof 81 Mansfield. Inc. 54a s,n
Ave. Astoria. 'N'
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
FLATEU UsH-HROOKLyN

$1,000 DOWN buys splendid Groom
modern house. brick or stucco. half hour
from y. i; block from Brighton subwa y
st atlon wonderful Investment, easy terms
oKIi\GEf, 299 Broadway. n Y Tel
I440 Worth
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Long Island

FREEPORT.
For Sale. beautiful home. PSI w. Mer-
rick Road, 12 rooms baths. billiard
room; every modern improvement. excel
ltnt condition; two-car garage: plot l43
1890: inspection invited; owner occupies.
Telephone 3S8 Freeport or 60l2 Decatur.
FOR RENT-Well furnished house. 0
rooms, baths. garage 5000 per month
30 minutes Penn Station. Marion Hraba,
Beechhurst. l.. !. Flushing 1882.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

LOFT. 5ox2oo, third floor s27-e1 West 43d.
St: elevator: light all sides; A. c.
and d. c. currents, sprinkler system. For
full particulars write or phone Mr. Allen,
GOT West 43d st. Phone Long acre 298
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
BROOKLYN

Large Southern Exposure Room,
kltcnen' parquet floor, electricity wnltr
tile bathroom, refined neighborhood: central
" located. Lafayette 53l2
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
BABYLON
TWO-ACRE EARN.

IWo-ACRE FARM; large barn. frui,
elg ht-rooin house, electric light hot ,rarar
go IN l''se class condition; seven min
tPJoHS DEkAY. Phone Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
INSTRUCTION
.Be~Tfk eleyy- -lr wing
SCHOOL for BOYS

31l West Eighty-third Street
4 School schfre the highest edu-
rational ideals haze been snccess-
fully traefieed for 40 years
From Primary to College"
Small classe, and individual instruc-
Swimming Pool Gymnasium and Roof
Playground. all on the premises. per-
mi, properly supervised sport and
athletic. that develop mentally and
physically.
Special preparation for West Point.
Annapolis. and all Colleges. Super
vision from $50 A. M. to 5 P. NJ.
if desired Afternoon Outing Classes.
Illustrated Cotoloo on request
LOUIS d. RAY. Phi. D, Headmaster
TELEPHONE SCHUYLER 1896
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan
REDUCTION IN PRICE

For quick action. Owner Is now willing TO
sell three story and basement 10-roon house.
with electricity. In good order for S29 900.
Between West End ave and Riverside Drive,
close to S6th st. Price just reduced from
$32.500. Immediate possession.
WOOD. DOESON CO,
Bway son st 100 Schuyler.
$4,000 CASH buys 4-story and basement. H.
room. b-bath private dwelling, suitable for
rooming house. in lower S0s near Central
Park. House equipped with electricity. Price
$2S 900,
WOOD. DOLSON co.
Bway & S0th at. 100 Schuyler.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
-77------7- -
ROCKVILLE CENTRE

sAtRIFiC Ella beautiful home, ana
bungalows, all modern improvements. 6
niliu'es from Long Beach. minutes rro-,
station. Price $500 10 sl0.50 Reason
ape ,, terms SOUTH SHORE ESTATEs.
Rockville Centre. L. / 80
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE-BEST LO-
CATION IN NEWARK; LARGE PLOT
poSGf,cc1GN rDrp ~, ,Sr - Al -
OWNER. Ls792 TRIBUNE. TELEPHONE
6246 BARCLAY. NEW YORK.
BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM HOUSE-Ground
50x1O0: room for garage; all up to date
heart of the town; stores schools.
churches; 80 minutes by Erie Railroad to
New York; minutes to station; price
Slo50o; cash $4,000; balance to suit: no
agents Address owner. l. 1853 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
BAYSIDE

Attractive frame and stucco dwelling.
yvHl y,l aiming rooms, l bath steam heaT
flttshursh n gas heater open nre rar.es
.tsner ,snIo plot. s0xl00. conveniently iocated
s4S;ooo; j. WILSON DAYTON. Bayslde
l. !. Phone et1 Bayside. ''I o
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
NORTHPORT

lhree attractive modern shore front nron.
er'ies' with or without acreage. homes ~
eo.hioft ana rehnement: conveniently lo-
az as ~vn r;psrisn rights. $40 o0o "a
S@o,o4. EDWIN y. RnWIFY. No~rfnors
L. i.'R'a7 West 3sth ST.. New YORK; CO.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Re1nodelled Apartments

References; $500 per year; security. oya
rooms. tlled bath. steam. hot water. electric
Hshts; white enameled woodwork for bust
ness couples III Edgecombe ave, one block
l4Oth st. sth and 9Th u" stations
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Wsstchester
New Jersey

IN FIELDSTON, RIVERDALE Two
houses. with lots; no restrict I ions; bar
gain Treboul. 1850 jerome
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
MANY WILL Be TURNED
OUT FROM SCHOOLS Of
STATE To CH \ CT THE
PLANS OF THIS WORLD

Oklahoma City, Okla, May IA
total Of 1919 students will be gradu-
ated from the various state schools
and colleges of Oklahoma this spring,
according to tabulation of figures
announced by the various institutions.
II is estimated that 10000 students
will attend the summer sessions of
the various Institutions.
State normal schools claim n large
proportion of the years grads" On
the rolls OF the six normal schools
Of the state are the names Of AGA
students who will receive diplomas.
The University of Oklahoma will have
class of 1896; the Oklahoma a. and
M. college SO, and the colored Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college 25.
Commencement exercises at the A..
and NJ. college are in progress this
week and will close with the com
menccment address Saturday oy DR.,
A. G. Scott, director Of extension Of
the University of Oklahoma.
The baccalaureate sermon on June
6, will start the commencement sea-
son at the University Of Oklahoma.
Graduation exercises will be held
June s,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
ARDMORlE MOTOR NOTES

Stroman and Mr.. Spear are expected
home the early part Of the week.
Mr.. Cairnes, special representative
Of the Oakland branch, Oklahoma
City, spent the week here visiting the
Oakland owners to ascertain whether
or not they are receiving satisfactory
service Well, take a tip from us,
the Oklahoma house is wasting ex-
pense money by sending man here,
because the Stroman Motor Company
always serves with the best Of serv-
ice.
Mr.. Sarber, special representative
Of the truck department Of the Dia-
mond T truck. is expected to arrive
in the city and spend the entire week
with the local Office force of the
Stroman Motor Company here. Mr..
Herrick says the representative of the
Diamond II Truck Company former
ly made contracts with the dealers to
sell the Diamond T but now they
sell themselves and all the dealer has
to do Is to take the money and
unload the truck
This company is buzzing about a
little more than usual this week due
to the fact that they have Just re-
ceived a full car Of Oakland sedans
wheels, which adds to the beauty and
durability of the whirling part OF
these cars. The company Is also
unloading two carloads of Diamond
II trucks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Tyer Brothers Motor Company

Tycr BROTHERS Motor Company, dis.
tributors for the Garford truck report
two more twoton jobs delivered to the
Magnolia Petroleum Company to be
used in the Healdton-Hewitt fields.
This makes four Garfords delivered
to this concern during the past two
months.
Clyde Farthing of Ardmore, is driv-
ing q new Gardner Four purchased
from Tyer Brothers Motor Company
during the past week
William Il. White, b St, S. W.,
Ardmore, is the owner OF beautiful
I-passengcr Standard Eight which he
purchased from the Tyer Brothers
Motor Company.
William B. Tyer spent several days
in San Antonio, Texas, during the
last week with Mrs. Tyer and little
daughter, Dorothy Lee. Mr.. Tyei
reports Mrs. Tyer improving and
says she viii remain in south Texas
about six weeks longer when she
and the baby will return to Ardmore
where they will be joined by Mrs
Ralph e. Leonard Of Dallas, for q
trip to Colorado where they will spent
the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton w. Tyer spent
several days in the Duncan field and
returned TO Ardmore yesterday.
Mrs. c. f. Bryant, wife of Foreman
Bryant of Tyer Brothers Is quite IL
at home on First Ave, n. W.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
AMERICAN 7 AND 7 Man
COULDN'T STOP TIE
FLAM|N c L|GHTk|K GS

Our leased wires are rented from
the American Z and r. Co, which
outfit maintains the wire in working
order. At all the repeater stations,
they have men who do nothing but
sit on a stool and watch the wire, to
see that the battery is evenly dis.
tributed and that no delay results
from defective current, etc Some OF
them, when caught mapping, offer
novel excuses for wire failures. Dur
ing the winter their favorite alibi
is the aurora borealis" This won't
go in the spring and summer, how.
ever, so they blame 1t on lightning
and rain. The governor called one
on the carpet this morning. and
in the absence of anything else, ne
said he couldn't stop the lightning"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
NO ST Rect SIGN, THE
STRAN GER GETS LOST
IN THE W|LDERNE ESS

Considerable Kicking has been in
dulged in by strangers visiting Ard
more, who desire to locate certain
streets and avenues. but are unable
to do so without the assistance OF
guide. for the reason that there are
no street names or number signs at
scarcely any of the corners within
the city limits.
This matter was discussed over two
years ago by the mayor and city
commissioners, but that seems to be
as far as il ever reached because the
fact remains, that II takes some OF
the old timers quite while to To-
cate themselves while travelling in un-
familiar sections of the city on ac-
count OF the absence Of street signs.
1t is impossible to remedy the sit.
uation at present. according to the
mayor and board of city commission
ers. for the simple reason it is go.
ing to keep them doing some frenzied
financing TO keep the wheels of city
government going until the end of the
fiscal year with what available cash
they have in sight, and in all prob
ability no new signs will be placed
until after July first.
--1
CLEAIENT-TATE ms. AGENCY.
. 1-2 West Main. Phone AZ. Moth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

leading oil companies over the state.
This action proves that the motor
product manufactured in our own
home state Is just as good or in
many cases better than those built
elsewhere. j. l.. Warburton, Ard
more manager OF the Tulsa car with
his office at the Mechanics Motor
Company, 90 A Street, northwest, Is
very optimistic as to the success Of
the car throughout the country. He
says, IF the Tulsa can make good
with oil men throughout the oil
fields there is no place in the world
where it won't deliver the goods"
Mr.. Warburton left Saturday for
the factory at Tulsa and means to
drive through as many of the cars
as will be delivered to him, reach
ing Ardmore Monday. Two of the
cars are already contracted for by
Duncan parties and of course the
others will find ready sale. Mr.
Warburton will pick up drivers at
Oklahoma City. His territory covers
four counties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

r.. J. Stroman Of the Stroman Mo
tor Company and II. A. Spear. truck
salesman for the same company, are
at the Oakland factory, Flynt, Mich,
and the Diamond 4 truck factory. Chi.
cago, this week dickering for few
more ears and trucks. Through the
efforts Of these energetic workers,
the local company Is looking for an
early shipment Of cars and trucks.
The condition Of these factories Is AL
and no indications Of shortage ex-
cept In the transportation problem.
However, things along the railroad
line are looking somewhat better and
Mr.. Herrick, who ably steers things
in the home office Ii expecting the ar
nval Of thsss cars soon. Both MI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
ORDINANCE AGAINST FISHING
IN THE CITY LAKE WILL
BE RIGIDLY ENFORCED

After the preliminary trial of Claude
Pruitt Friday afternoon. in which tes-
timony developed the fact that night
fishing was being INDUCED in at the
city lake, Mayor Freeman stated that
he was going to make an investiga-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
JOHNNY GET YOUR SCYTHE,
YOUR WHET-ROCK AND LABOR

Monday morning the weed-cutting
campaign will begin in this city ac.
cording to a proclamation issued by
the mayor and city physician, and
war on weeds will continue in every
section Of the city ana kept up during
the entire season.
Every property owner Is expected
to comply in this movement, failing
to do so will invite an inspection by
the city physician that will result
in q fine in municipal court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
ArdmOre Cadillac Company

The new location of the Cadillac
Company, the old stand of the South
ern Motor Company on West Main
street, will soon be ready according
tc statement. by Mr.. Haddock, man.
ager. Regardless of the torn up con-
dition of the office rooms Of this
company they have been working
right along in their service depart
ment and giving the best Of service,
but as soon as everything is arrang-
ed and the carpenters are disposed
Of Mr.. Haddock says, We'll, We are
going to give better than perfect serv-
ice"
Mr.. Haddock reports three cars con-
tracted for but not delivered. One
Cadillac sedan to Harold Wallace, one
Cadillac roadster to Hugh West and
one Cadillac roadster to DR.. Cameron
of Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

ton 70 determine who was RESPONSE
Bile for this TO exist.
There is an ordinance against this
practice upon the statute books Of
the city and the mayor stated that
he was going to gee that it was en-
forced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Southern Motor Company

Keeping up the high standard OF
service that has always characterized
any dealings with the Southern Motor
Company, their new location on North
Washington has undergone a general
overhauhng and now presents gen
eral air Of hustle and hustle. The
fixtures are all in place and the
paint is all dry and the office force
together with an able and qualified
bunch of mechanics are taking care
of the influx of business due TO the
summer months.
Chas. Beede and NJ. B. Witt, own.
ers of the Southern Motor Company
returned this week from the factory
at Detroit, Mich. These energetic
managers Of this company decided
that If railroads cannot deliver cars
well, We'll just go after them. Ac-
cordingly eight cars were driven
through last week, distance of l.
$50 miles, covering a period Of nine
days on the return trip. This Is be-
coming a regular practice Of many
companies till orders can be filled by
rail. OF course permission Is al
ways obtained from the buyer be-
fore the trip is attempted. 1t Is seen
that the trip does no harm to the
cars, and on the recent trip made
by Mr.. Beede and Mr.. Witt the trip
was unusually successful, in that no
mishap occurred to the cars what
ever, not even so much as a pune
ture.
A bit of scandal slipped by Mr..
Witt in giving the reporter tips
on the trip, to the effect that one
Of the drivers got away from the
party and half day was consumed
in tracing him The drivers making
the trip other than Mr.. Beede and
Mr.. Witt, were Sam Mccullough,
George Davis. George Daunis Fred
Raborn, Chas. Bright and George
Alexander.
A. L Kitto, service manager OF the
Southern Motor Company, expects 70
leave for Detroit, Michigan, very soon,
on business for the company.
Among the buyers this week OF the
Southern Motor Company was two
employees Oh tHc Sdi lSi OA iA
pany. V. T. Brush and Mr.. Mcclure,
both of Wilson, who each purchased
Dodge Brothers roadster.
The Twin State Oil Company have
been delivered Dodge brothers Tour
ing car the past week.
Among other sales of the week
by the Southern Motor Company was
Dodge Brothers Roadster to Writ
Franklin, local oil man.
]. c. Wilson, Ardmore, is attracting
the attention OF owners Of other va
rieties of cars by driving n new
Dodge Brothers Touring car, pur.
chase made during the past week.
Rabon Motor Company. local dis
tributors Of Madin. purchased a
Dodge Touring car of the Southern
Motor Company this week.
A Dodge Brothers Touring car has
been delivered to the Southwest Pc
troleum Company by the local deal
ers here.
Chas. Beede was on his way to the
golf links Friday afternoon 'sWhat
kind of golf does Mr.. Beede play?" we
asked. THE worst / ever listened to-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Grand Central Garage

Mr.. Byers Of the Grand Central
Garage is very optimistic as to the
business the coming month. The
Grand Central Garage Is receiving
scme cars and of course selling them.
Among the cars sold during the week
and secured through the Oklahoma
City branch, sold during the week
and secured through the Oklahoma
City branch is a special six Stude-
baker roadster for SPECIAL custom.
or.
Among the sales of this garage
during the past week is special six
Studebaker touring car made to e.
W. Rubush Of Marietta, through the
Studehaker dealer, e. L. Nolan. By
the interest it has aroused in that
community there win be a number Of
like sales provided the Grand Central
can secure the cars fast enough.
r. ]. Deskins Of Ar1more Is plotting
d new special six Studebaker touring
car about the city and attracting
considerable attention among the pc
destrians Of Ardmore. The car was
delivered this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

the sourthouse where they will make
temporary headquarters until the new
location is finished on Broadway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
HudsonEssex Motor Company

HudsONEsseX Motor Company
The Hudson-Essex Motor people
who have been In the old Southern
Motor Company building on West
Main street are moving their stock
to the Tyer Brothers Company's new
place on B street, s. W., opposite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
COOper's Garage-Ford Agency

]. M. Parlier who has made good
in the agricultural world has pur-
chased n touring car for himself and
family and will enjoy many pleasure
trips throughout the summer months.
B. A. Holiday, city, is driving a
new Ford touring car purchased the
past week Of the Tom Cooper agency.
Hudson-Houston Lumber Company
are late purchasers of Ford touring
car.
A Ford coupelet has been delivered
to A. c. Carr, Ardmore, by the local
agency here.
Tom Cooper, accompanied by his
wife and little daughter are. in New
York this week. Before returning
they will visit Detroit. Washington,
Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and
get results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Briscoe Motor Company.

Euple Boyle, Cheek, is driving a
Briscoe Touring car recently purchas-
ed OF the local dealers.
Among the many cars sold by this
company in the past two weeks is a
touring car to W. NJ. Huff of Mars
den.
]. s. Stuckey of Marsden is skid
ding to and from his prosperous farm
to Ardmore in new Briscoe touring
car and attracting the attention OF
rural residents as never before.
0. l.. Meeks has been delivered a
touring car by the Briscoe agency
and has shortened the distance to
town considerably from his home near
Marsden.
Among the recent buyers of the
Briscoe Touring car are Mr.. Sparks,
W. Fl. Southward. Frank Hagerman,
NJ. l.. Southward. all of Wilson.
J. NJ. Hunt Of Wilson has shortened
the distance from Wilson to Ard
more by purchase of n Briscoe road
ster.
Jim Gardner. one of Carter county's
prosperous farmers has gotten the
motor fever and last week purchased
new touring car of the Briscoe Mo.
tor Company
Ben S. Stephens is breedng about
the city in a Briscoe touring car. II
might be added that this car is Civ.
ing satisfaction to the buyers and
bringing many smiles to the faces Of
the lucky owners
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Slaughter Motor Company

c. A. Dulaney, Healdton, has pur-
chased of the Slaughter Motor Com
senger Chalmers cars. These cars
senger Chalmers cars. These cars
have been delivered.
L. d. Nelms, general manager of
the Slaughter Motor Company. who
has been in Detroit, Mich, and Ro-
chester, Mimi, for the past two weeks
is expected back Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23
Tulsa Company.

An interesting bit OF motor news
to prospective buyers of cars is the
adoption of the Tulsa Motor car by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-23

The Paige Motor Company, distrtb-
utors for the Paige and Marmon cars
received two carloads of Marmons
the past week. Mr.. McAlester Is en-
deavoring to put his company at the
head Of the list in the matter Of ship
ment of cars and it might be remark
ed that he Is meeting with consider
able succesa