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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-20

FEDERAL, a5ib - Two housekeeping
rooms. private front and back entrance,
two blocks Of Admiral iitnoy.
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MAIN, 3, b0a--NIce deHIrabIe slefpll
room for ons or two-
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Bids will be received at the office Of
the city Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, until
o'clock p. M Monday, August 5oth.
1890 for the construction Of a SANITARY
Sewer, including laterals connections, and
other appurten8nccs for Sewer District
No. l6s. as created and established by
Ordnance No. 2O76, passed and approved
the goth day Of May, 1890.
Plans, profiles and specifications for
the construction OF said sewer system and
appurtcnances have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Commissioners Of
said city and are now On file IN the off!c.
% the city Engineer.
BIDS must be made upon the official pro
possl sheets Of the city OF Tulsa.
The rights to reject any and all bids Is
reserved to the Board Of Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa, oklahoma.
A certified check in the sum Of five ib)
per cent OF the amount Of the bid will be
required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
BY the Board Of Commissioners OF sail
city At a meeting Of said Board 10 be held
In the city Hall In said city at o'clock
a. m. on the aist day OF August. 1920.
Any and all parties rtereated are
hereby notified that they may appear aud
protest against or object to said proposed
improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relation thereto. at said
meeting OF the said Board Of Commission
ere on the 30st day OF August. 1920.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN, CITY AuditOf.
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ROOMS ron RENT. FURNISHED ~
CHEYENNE. ~. 7is-sieeping room
must be seen to be appreciated. Usage
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FoR sALE 10
1873 DODGE roadster; looks and ,uns Ike
new snap. see Jim kav ioi South
nouldcr
oNE FoRp tourins car, model ~. sood
cheap Tor cash toii u. third.
WHITE 1917, i.pAsscnEcr. perfect con.
ditlong new cord tires 1880 " A
htanin. 2?s Atco Hlig Osagc 1oi2 or
Ttbc
fORp tourinE car 1915, Maxwell tour
Ing 1911 s1ip y Fairmont
ie2o HAYNES cat Tor sale. viii trade Tor
lighter car, balance payments. AWcN
can rsregc i2i = Main
CADILLAC ROADSTER
Model 90 aud 81 FOR sale. 1'i Main.
OLDSMOHltE, etaht cylinder. In good
running order mechanically, TOP body ,
tcudcrs and upholstered fine condition.
7lS ChoNonnc, cheyenne fatnEo
Hur spcedster for sale taoo. Inquire ioii
o. THIRD
ron sALE-Fotd enclosed delivery car.
good condition peagc sS7t
ron sALE. salvage Ferd Ma1fer attach
ment. commerce truck electric ice
cream cone vaEon Furity lee cream Co.
DODGE battery never used. guaranteed rs
months. bargain. Phone Jim HAY
CASE CAR, a.door Cnummy new paint
GOOD tree, finest mechanical condition!
priced low Tor quick cash sale loOba and
runs like new CLARK Myers. Illinois Rooms
CADILLAC Model 51, passenger. s wire
wheols, first class condition real bar.
gain owner leaving city and dcairca 70
dispose of this car Immediately call
Usage s7S5.
AppERspN car In splendid condition. VIII
trade Tor real estate, 1880. See Jay
weber Tulsa Hotel
OIpSMpRiiE SACRtEICE-aS cylinder
touring car; pow tires bumper, SPOT
light. fully equipped looks and runs like
new; first 1900 takes u; part terms 90s
security BldE OsaRe 1855
FOR SALE- Chandler Chummy roadsteri
completely rebuilt. newly painted 8 good
tites new q. X Royal cord tires cedar
ioos laiS = Trenton
FOR sAbE-- scrippr- Roth IL model, viii
take $50 Can be seen a. bis West FIRST.
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Pubiishod in the Tulsa Daily World Aus.
IS. is 20. 81. %. 20, %, 20. IS and 21th
World Publishing Company Publishers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-20

ieio DODGE roadster. looks and ,uns IKE
new snap, See jim kav, ioi South
BOULDER.
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LEGAL


Notice of sale Of OH and GaH Lease.
STATE OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF ROGERS 49,
In the county court probate No. 200.
Notice is hereby given In pursuance ot
an order Of Tie County Court of Rogers
County, state Of Oklahoma. made and
entered on the 10Th day Of August 1890,
the undersigned guardian VIII offer for
sale and sell at public auction 20 tho
highest and best bidder an oil ana gas
mining lease on Friday the 27th day ~
August. 1920. at ten o'clock a. m, the
following described lands situated In
Tulsa County, State Of Oklahoma, to.wit;
The North Half of the Northeast guar
ter Section %. Township "a y, Range
10 j. Containing eighty acres.
said oil and gas lease viii be sold on
the following terms and conditions, to-
wit: Cash at time Of sale and purchaser
to pay court costs and attorneys fees.
said sale TO be held IN the County Court
Room Of Rogers County, Oklahoma, At the
time above stated.
Dated this 10th day Of August 1920.
FRANK 81 DUCkWORTH,
Guardian.
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AUTOMOBILES


ron SALE--Mitchcu roadster. Just over.
hauled ~ good as new, must sacrifice.
osare b12s
MID WEST Moron co, 81 n Main
Usage $3.50, used car bargains iPso
1880 Eigin touring, $3.50 1870 main
scout 1850. 1917 Franklin roadster
i0o0s 1918 Stuts roadster $3.50. 1919
ScrippA $500, all Jobs 10 Al mechanical
condition complete line ~ ElFin parts
and reliable mechenics; cars washed
ONE iUison super Six practically new.
Can be soon At as n Main
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zoo rooms good ventilatiun; per week
aos East First street Phone Ogago 100.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
FOR RENT rooms Tor iight house.
keeping, Hround floor. private front
and back entrance, iTh0 per week. $40
y Rockford, Usage t1ge
TWO light housekeeping foomA tot rent,
3ib West chicago Place call tedar 72T.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms, sos N. Frisco. Usage yess.
ELwooD. N, bis--Larse front room for
light housekeeping. modern. oaase ss7i.
QUAKER, s, si7--dsht housekeeping
rooms modern cool southeast room
HODGE, 70, fi2s Light housekeeping
rooms for rent Usage soei
THIRD. E. ttta--cooi Furnished roomi
for liEh, housekeeping. Phone CedI
FRISCO. ~ bO2h--2 suites Of light house,
keeping rooms. modern OsaEe iBs2,
SOUTH siDE--b blocks ives, of post Of
flee room nicely furnished modern
apartment, private tolephonei everything
furnished rent reasonable Cedar 1858.
BosToH, n ,2O--ohs furnished apart
men, Tor rent, two bedrooms.
TWO liEht housekeeping rooms TOT rent,
SOP w brady osaEe l1as.R
FURNiSIlED light housekeeping rooms
for rent Usage blls.n
3 on q ROOMS well furnished. . or D
beds II desired. Call Usage 1888.
THIRD. n, i,Oi--LarEe modern house.
keeplng room. OsaEe SUB
TWO rooms for llEht housekeaping At bgi
N. Peoria, on car lino.
BOSTON, g, 1865 Houth furnished
housekeeping rooms good woli, Phone
osage t8l2.
TWO rooms Tor iisht housekespinsj take
owen park car at Fourth and Main,
iAiT W. Park,
FOR RENT. iiis n. 2nd--s nght house
keeping rooms.. adjoining bath. Phone
HASKELL 10. 2is--For rent, two tur.
nished rooms for iiuht housekeeping.
modern. close In
CINCINNATI SOUTH, lie For rent.
large sleoping room suitable for one
or two gentlemen; connecting bath.
TWO UPSTAIRS connecting rooms. nice
" furnished for light housekeeping
modern. Si1 seuth Bosion. OaHEe 6b12
FRISCO. n. sOa--Two rooms for hLht
housekeeping, private front entrance.
two beds,
rooms ground floor. no children. OHage
FRISCO. =, ioi-Furnished rooms for
liEht housekeeping downstairs. Phone
Usage blls
FEDERAL, 25it Two housekeeping
rooms, private front and back entrance.
two blocks Of Admiral Iitnoy
BOSTON, Il, bi0--'rwo sleeping rooms and
tight housekeeping rooms Phone Usage
$50
FRISCO, e., sOS--Lght housekeeping
rooms. close In.
SIXTH, r., istO--2 nicely Furnished house
keeping roomsi everything furnished :
adults only Phone Usage B7G1
EI.,.IS, 8, s::-s rooms for light house-
keeping. Osage sGt7
LAwToN, H.. soois--Two dandy newly
furnished housekeeping roonis, In mod
ern duplex hot and cO,d water, bath
close In. nothing better for the money
1850 week Can arrange for Z people.
LLOYD RICHEY CLEANERS
.LNpf,I aynu .vnarN
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST Masonic slipper with small dis-
mond In heel; valued highly. account
Of gift. VIII finder kindly call cedar 1858.
LosT-Pointer bird dos. White With tan
head and ears, Scar on left hlp. License
tag No, sli, Phone Cedar 4il or Cedar
1919, reward.
LOST-A bulldog puppy with white legs
white neck and white on head; brlndie ,
liberal reward. Gait Usage 2G2t
LADY's diamond ring, nearly half-karat,
paid ileo, takeil26. pnone 0soge 1898
5000 REWARD Tor return Of watch and
keys stolen on night Of Aug IS on n.
Greenwood, no questions asked. Call lr-
wing, Usage 1870
NORTHUMBERLAND bone glassos Re
ward coo Mayo Bldg.
BOULDER, s. 2l9--Lost bunch % keys
on ring one trunk key and 2 paddock
keys and safety Keys. No 800.
LOsT-Diamond aud pearl bar pin, find p
er call Cedar 2A Reward
LOsT By patient lower set OF teeth, re-
turn 20 90l Daniel Bldg. and receive
reward. Osage b2OS
LOST at Dawson, white spltz d6g, = =
months old been clipped answers by
the name % Buster; liberal reward Of
tered for return. can Usage 5i5l or
dssge 3353
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-Dark iron-gray
mare mule, lba hands high. weight
about 1000 pounds; scar under left ear,
fresh shod all around steel tood $50
reward to finder Notify II. A. Jeffries.
WCkiwa. Okla,
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7 CHEYENNE, s.. 9i5--Nicely furnished
sitting room. close IN; slseplng porch.
| adjoining bath, In strictly modern apart
| ment. suitable for two gentlemen. or
sleeping room alone for one. Two adults
IN family Usage sssl.
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wNNrED-nooMs on HOARD .

GENTLEMAN OF refinement desires for
permanent use furnished room or suite
and batch with bachelor or private
family In modern built house; will con-
slider only the very best; references.
Address SSs-F, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-20

LAwTOS. T., 1904 Two dandy newly
furnished housekeeping roons, In mod
close In. nothing better for the money
1850 week. can arrange for { people.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


We wish to thank our friends for thoi
sympathy and kindness during the sick,
ness and death Of our daughter and sister
Robert O. MCkenFie ana Family.
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NORFOLK, s.. 79e---,Front sleeping room
In private home; 90 per week. Cedar 9o3,
MARY HROCKMAN 802-SoutheaHt room
connecting bath, for men, Osage 5ll6.
MAIN. s.. I22O--A suite Of Housekeeping
rooms In rear, no objection 10 one
FuRNisHED front bedroom Tor rent Call
Cedar s0I.
DESIRABLE sleeping room for one or Two
gentlemen. Ia private home Usage i9il.
TWO nicely furnished rooms adjoining
bath. private entrance. walking distance,
suitable for men Phono Osage 6tos
SECOND. a., sslJ--Sow modern south
east sleeping room with twr meals daily
for two people employed. lhoue q. 72il.
ELWOOD. S. bOG--DesiTrble sleeping
porch and dressing room, private on
trance for or gentlemen, also garage
on paved alley electric lght and water.
Usage s3s2.
NOMINATE WANTED Between age of
rs and 20. CAn st az w. Second.
Apt. r.. between and Csc y m.
MAfN, SOUTH. 70s-rwo sleeping rooms.
osagc 3s1s
cool modern sleopiug room, adjoining
bath, one or two gentloIpen. Phone
Usage S912-J.
CHEYENNE. a.. SiO--BeGutifu! ivory fur
nished southeast room, modern home
gentleman only
FOR RENT--Two sleoping rooms in
beautiful new apartment. Call Mr. Cum
mingH Oeage b02b.
NINTH, W, 30t-M0dern southea.t sleep
Ing room Tor rent; meals n desired
Cedar i7Ii
NICELY furnished room, adjoining bath
private entrance, walking distance, suit
able Tor one OF two gentlemen. Phone
Usage Sos
SLEEPING room, very close In, private
entrance, modern, call Usage s763
CfNCfNNATI, s.. s2l-2 nicely furnished
sleeping rooms TOR gentleman Usage
s627.
MAIN 8, SOs--Rioe desirable siesplnE
room for ons or tvn-
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BOARD AND ROOMS

HOTELS As
wEsTtAND HOTEL
20b E Third street
Under New Managcment
ga Rooms. 40 Baths
Absolutely tho cooleat and cieansnt rooms
In Tulsa special summer rates, We eater
TO ladies ana gentlemen only. Phone
Osage 1878
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OR ROOMS for light housekeeping
also sleeping rooms on rear of lot slb y
s. Cheyenne street call Cedar 20s
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BUiCK, i0ia--Light six touring, In eS'
ccllent shape. 3 cord tifCr and other
extras See johnson, 500 8 Main
FOR SALE-Hudson speedster, In good
condition, cheap n taken at once SEQ
Lennon at 2O2 Security state Bank BIDS,
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Lloyd RIcHEY CLEANERS

Modern cleaners, skillful dyes expert
alterations. prompt service and our record
Of reliability Phone Cedar 50 ana Usage
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JACOBS HOTEL
700 rooms, good ventilation; per week
W 10 and ~ 30 per day tiO0 and sl.s5
aos East First street Phone oGago 100.
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BOSTON, r., bio--'rwo sleeping rooms and
tight housekeeping rooms, Phone Usage
GssG
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ROOMS WITH HOARD
WHERE TO EAT

GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
Merchants lunch, ii:yo TO z. zoe; dinner
80 10 1880, zoe. Martha Washington
cafe. under new management as South
Denver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

the superiority of the pneumatic
tires over solids from every point of
consideration.
Mr.. Litchhelds predictions carry
all the more weight because Of the
showing made by the bus line estab-
lished at his suggestions between the
factory and Goodyear Heights, the
Company housing section for the
convenience of employe-residents
In 10 months between January |
and October 81 seven buses of z
passenger carrying capacity trans
ported ,334,739 people a distance
of l39,8l0 miles at a cost of .03987
cents per trip. The gain per pas
senger per trip on a basis Of 70 fares
for one dollar was .002l6, or a total
profit for the period of $2,667.57.
If hve-cent fare had been charged,
the seven buses would have cleared
5 l6,0I6, but service is at cost. The
run was made touching slightly on
improved pavements with an aver
age single trip distance Of III
miles. More than 81 800 single
trips were made with an average
loading capacity Of 1879. The gain
over total operating costs was $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

the available roads and actually par
ticipate in the development
Many instances where buses sue
cessfully compete with trolleys can
be named. In cities all over the
country, and especially in the New
England States, buses actually
parallel trolley lines and for a five
cent fare make splendid profits
Higher street car fares have driven
trade to the buses and throughout
the east despite higher flat rate fares
and the introduction of zoning, troll
ley revenues have decreased and the
traction companies are puzzled and
worried-some even In real financial
straits.
Meanwhile the motor BUS -
transportation agent Of the future
thrives. The public gets service,
speed and a reasonable fare-the
operators get a good profit
Trolley and bus cannot operate at
the same time-streets are not cap
able Of carrying the traffic. Reason
and logic dictate that the slower and
less mobile carrier-the street car
must go.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

Miles per gallon oil consumption
was 56.4. The population served
was 5000. So successful has been
this line and so greatly has it aided
development of the company hous-
ing section that the feet will be in
creased to 10 by February |, 1920,
and the route extended to z. miles
average single trip distance. Tickets
will be sold Is for one dollar at that
time
Comparison with trolley costs are
not available, but with initial costs
up to $4,000 for trolleys of heavier
types as against less than $4,000 for
the largest buses and considering
$4,000 miles as the life of bus, the
mileage delivered by the number Of
buses that could be purchased for
the initial cost Of a street car would
compare favorable with the life Of
trolley.
Labor costs would be about one
half and the expense Of power sta
tons, tracks, poles and wires would
be eliminated.
In the course Of his recent speech
to the convention Of automotive
engineers, Mr.. Litchheld declared
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

that traffic had reached a point in
most cities where it must be continu-
Gus and not be held up by the stop
ping of street cars. The transporta-
ton agent Of the future must be able
to go to the curb to allow passengers
to board or alight from it so that
traffic can continue to pass 1t, was
the assertion of the Goodyear vice
president.
He made another strong point by
pointing out that street widening to
allow more tracks was too expensive
a matter and could not be consider
ed seriously. Trolleys must have
more tracks if adequate service is to
be given and other traffic not inter
rupted.
Mr.. Litchheld made the emphatic
declaration that the development of
suburbs was hindered by street cars,
inasmuch as traction companies
could not afford to make expensive
extensions through the purchase of
franchises and equipment until an
assured population in growing sub
urbs could make it a financial In
centive. On the contrary the motor
bus can simply extend its route over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

In these terse sentences no less au-
thority In the transportation world
than Paul W. Litchheld, factory
manager Of The Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Company, and the man
who developed long-distance trans
portation by establishment of the
pioneer Akron-Boston truck service,
predicted the passing of street cars
within a short time and their replace
ment by motor buses. This start
ling prophecy was made while adj
dressing members of the Detroit and
Cleveland Society of Automotive
Engineers and proved the cause of
much favorable comment by some
Aof the foremost automotive design
ers In the world.
The Goodyear factory manager
as far back as 1917 startled the
motor world by establishing the first
long distance freight transportation
line between the company factory
IN Akron and its branches in the
east. He proved beyond doubt that
these trucks could maintain all-year-
round schedule between these two
points under varied road and wealth
er conditions. He also demonstrated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

dustries must be revived. New in
dustries must come. There's a
world to be fed. American industry
is answering. American brains,
American money, American muscle
is being poured into the vast plans of
reconstruction.
HURRY, HURRY, Is THE
UNIVERSAL CRY.
FARMER - ARE YOU HUR-
RYINGp Manufacturer-are you
hurrying? Business man-are you
hurrying? Worker-are you hurry
ing? Distributor-are you9
TRANSPORTATION Is THE
PROBLEM OF reconstruction. The
DEEPEN DABLE RED SEAL
MOTOR TRUCK will solve it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

best friend. Now he is a parasite
eating the food of the world and pro-
ducing little. There are 20 million
horses and mules in the UNITED
STATES. They require 100 million
acres Of tillable land for raising their
feed. These acres if turned to pro-
ducing food for men would feed Is
million persons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

THE HORSE WILL HAVE TO
GO!
THIS is AN ACE OF PROG
RESS ABOVE ANY AGE. A
whole world is being rebuilt. Pro
duce, expand, develop is the call to
every man. 1t must be done quickly.
Man power must be multiplied
New acres must be titled. Old In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

country carrier Of freight is seen in
the wonderful revival of road build
ing THE FREIGHT TRAIN OF
TOMORROW WILL start from the
farmer gate and deliver its load at
the consumer back porch.
THE DAY OF SLOW MOVING.
COSTLY horse drawn freight is
past. The horse was once man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

THE TEMPORARY AND PAR
TIAL BREAKDOWN Of rail trans
portation in the United States two
years ago brought us face to face
with the fact that transportation
must be improved.
THE MPROVEMENT Is
Il ERE ct HE DEPENDABLE
RED SEAL MOTOR TRUCK
1T is THE NEW FACTOR IN
THE transportation problem that
will solve it's solving it. There are
more than 100000 motor trucks in
sc in the UNITED STATES TODAY.
IL 1918 they handled 10 billions
tons of goods 1t Is estimated this
was doubled In 1919.
- THAT AMERICA HAS AC
CEPTED the motor truck as a cross
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

Louis ". Fisher z Moline. H.
Arthur Robertson. Farmer. Rio. in.
v O. Montgomery. Ice Cream Mfg. Galesburg Ill
:. P. Guthrie. Viee-Pres. Peoples Bank Hamilton
= o. Baird, Farmer, wlliamsneid. III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

K. Y. Stevenson Farmer Knoxville III.
Fred Bessler. Wholesale Grocer. Peoria, IL.
VIM H CARRIER, Live Stock Dealer, washington. III.
c. p. McGrew. Aetna Life Ins. Co, Galesburg. II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

" Mo= Pres and Gen Mgr Formerly General Manager Pan
American Motors Corporations Production Engineer Locomobe
Company Interstate Automobile Company; American Loco
Woks; Member of Society of Automoive Engineers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

A. E. Pahn VcePresdent Charge of Sales and Advertising
Formerly VePresdent Universal Safety Sales Corp Sales Man
ager PanAmercan Motors Corporations Associate Member of
Society of Automotve Engineers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12
: ASSOCIATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

r. Van speybroeck Bank Director and clothier.
z. Moline. Ill
W j. Thompson. Dealer in live STOCK, Rushvile. III.
Z r. Lacy. Lumber Dealer Knoxville. H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

August Hoffman. Farmer T-rsa IL
Fred Lyddon Farmer, Calesourg Ill
II. {. Landes Farmer. TIskIlwa. III.
Drcmaun, Dealer IN Live stock. Princeton IL
Geo. stamberger. Jr., Farmer, Ia Noble III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

The above article is written in the interest of MOTOR
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION with the permission of and
estimated this in cooperation with the Goodyear Tire Company
deatyG Mr. chhd Horudko lis