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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05
ROBERTS SUCCEEDS VINZANT
nv szzn~Inted Press)

Jacksonville, July "A. J. Roberts
for many years assistant chief of
the local police department today as
sumed his duties as chief of police,
succeeding W. D. Vinzant, who re-
turned to the retired list.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05

A study of the dawning of the era
of universal brotherhood and ever
lasting peace convinces US that it
will be a fine age for everybody ex-
cept those who are easily licked.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At New York, SIS; Boston, 81.
At Cleveland, 3; Detroit, 6.
At St. Louis, SO; Chicago, ia.
At Washington, / Philadelphia, 6.
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Willard Wants Chance
In A..o.a.xl n-..N

VDg NbSOCIHItII I-FtsbI
Lawrence, Kan, July 2.-Jess Will
lard, former world heavyweight
champion to whose crown Jack
Dempsey succeeded at Toledo, July
4, 1919, will box Dempsey on Labor
Day, if arrangements for such a bout
are made, he said tonight. r..
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05

The preacher might get the ear of
his people on Sunday, and at the same
time fattenhiSsalary ,buteotofslbel-kn
time fatten his salary, by getting a
lob as a caddie.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05

A boy grows tired of education
about the time he discovers that the
present system is teaching him things
he will never have any use for.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Chattanooga-Mobile, rain.
At Atlanta, s; New Orleans, 6.
At Birmingham, A; NaNshville, 6.
At Memphis, 6; Little Rock, 8.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-05

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
No games, rain.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
Statement By Phoenix Business Men

interests They will let their banks fail Our banks have of cash and being without exception
 members of the Federal Reserve syste they have the strong backing of that aiaon The Federal Reserve system the backing of the United States government This strong banking will bear burden securely; however, it
 be realized that any community embarrass its fnan cia and credit structure by widespread withdrawal of funds from the banks. the citizens of Phoenix withdraw their funds they will not break the banks but they will cripple credit and
 We, the undersigned, have every confidence ability to meet this situation We to large extent the heaviest depositors in the Phoenix banks We each of pledge selves funds local banks and to carry business in its normal way irrespective of what action minimizing misguided citizens may take We condemn the action of any citizen who wfuy seishly uthinngy does any act which would tend to bring down mny the distress which would certainly result citizens orally should withdraw their funds from the banks.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

Since certain of the smaller banks in Maricopa County have recently closed the undersigned business folk and property owners the City of Phoenix desire set forth certain facts in with the general credit and bank ing situation in Phoenix.
 There has been heavy drain upon the of the world Our country has suffered but country sound fi nancialy In the Salt River Valley mous The failure sell the large cotton here in no way spells failure for community. These crops will be sold within few months and the financial strain be rey lifted There would exist very different situation had there been crop failure with no means of recovery.
 This is time when is necessary for the citizens of Phoenix and Marcopa County to show their worth, and oy alty Our banking institutions the backbone of mercal le The Phoenix banks remaining in business to- day strong financially The back of them million aires such as James S. Douglas L. D. Ricketts, Ms D. Wickersham E. w. Wels F. D. TrekeI the PhelpsDodge
 We Are Banking Every Day Every
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
AreB We Have Faith In the Banks of Phoenix

C. R. HoIton M. Humphrey John Hyder L. B. Hitchcock John N. Bennett Florence V. Mitchell Mrs. S. H. Mitchell Daniel F. Jantzen Bessie J. Barkley Dow c. Pinkston Sisters Hospital Mabel S. Martin Nan Fuiweiler Effie B. Brooks Velma E. Barkley Clarence R. Craig Nell Pollock Mrs. J. A. Moore Geo. Mcdowell Alice FurIy R. O. Grant V. L. Williams Emma Kay w. s. Ream Frederic A. Cussen E. H. Willard Ina A. Babbitt Maude P. Cate Alfred G. Wilcox w. J. Gaibraith lde R. Miller H. Clay Parker Thos. J. Inler Wm. E. Grube Ona E. Grube R. E. EImore w. w. Smith Robt. A. Mccall E. L. Groom Bert o. Brown J. L. Goeury A. J. Snodgrass Q. E. Kelly Mrs. Margaret H. Wilson J. NJ. Stewart Jas. A. Jacobs Mrs. IilIie Ellis G. Page Mrs. M. E. Hydenburs R. L. Wright E. L. Wickman w. p. Arnold Ralph R. Root Letis R. Templin R. E. Dunlap The Pacific Construction Co. C. S. Kent David Jones J. E. Craig |. Lipsohn Irving Mulrein J. N. Stafford G. N. Denier Ed Van Dorn c. w. Coulter chas. Gam w. c. Geenen C. D. Chopper |. Diamond John H. Dieges w. D. Dodenhoff Chas. Donofrio E. J. Doyle A. G. Dulmage p. w. Duncan Dr.. John T. Dunlap R. B. Dennins Or. Louis Dysart H. s. Ross
 Carson Miller Clarence Miller w. ]. Horspool S. A. Black
 A. A. Crassley C. G. Mitchell A. c. Former
 M. R. Sisson
 Mrs. V. E. Hicks
 Henry Baswitz
 Or. E. w. Baum J. B. 5ailess
 Mrs. J. B. Sailesx c. E. Beach
 Walter Bennett
 E. w. Berg
 C. s. Bergman
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

L. F. Bailey H. L. Lair B. D. Rye J. D. Dougals John R. Hampton J. L. Cant E. w. Avery J. Rosenzweig William L. Hart J. L. Gust Jos. R. loftus Chas. korrick Alta E. Holmes T. M. Wilkinson Frank O. Smith N. A. Lytle H. B. Cassidy G. p. Wright Lucille H. laPrade Ella H. Trumbo c. s. Sprague Mrs. 1. R. Hauehey Ada D. Stuart Mrs. May P. Patrick w. E. Ingraham J. w. Greer Mrs. w. E. Doan s. p. Davis SamI Steinberg C. R. Sterling J. M. Stewart L. L. Stewart r. B. Stewart pr. A. B. Stoner F. c. Struckmeyer H. J. Sullivan F. H. Swenson Walter Switzer E. F. Talbot Dr. E. M. Tarr w. j. Thalheimer C. C. Munger J. J. koIberg Arizona Laundry w. c. Button G. Caro pr. H. R. Carson w. T. Chalmers Lloyd B. Christy c. w. Cisney Dr. Geo. M. Brockway Frank Brophy Geo. w. Brown M. F. Dennison E. R. Parsons R. H. Parsons Joseph McAleer Phoenix Nash Go. w. R. Donaldson Mrs. Chas. Donofrio E. A. Doran E. D. Doris A. w. Downs E. J. Doyle w. E. Gardner Jerry Doyle John Dennett |. Diamond
 A. G. Dulmase Donald Dunbar R. p. Cunning p. w. Duncan
 Dr. Louis Dysart Chas. E. Burton J. c. ChiIson
 Robt. Hansick
 Roy Pemberton
 R. c. Baker
 Phoenix Wood and Coal Go. c. H. Dunlap
 Fred Noli
 E. R. North
 A. Notz
 Joe Nygren
 Wn. OhIrau
 Harry F. Oimsted
 C. A. Orr
 w. M. Owens
 E. E. Pascoe
 Elwood F. Patton
 H. M. Peek
 H.. C. Hall
 Hail-Pollock Go.
 Greenberry Bright
 J. H. Wells
 s. F. McCluney
 E. F. Welnick
 C. P. England
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

G. w. Barrows F. H. Ensign E. J. Bennett H. B. DeMund Chas. w. DeMund Frank Viault Fred Barrows Earl Drake pr. c. E. Culver Dr.. w. C. Hackett T. E. Mccall F. HamIin J. D. Halstead Mrs. J. M. Shott Dr.. Chas. s. Vivian Dr. Elton R. charvoz J. E. Tannehiii L. L. Plank Mrs. E. L. King Francis w. Royce John B. Brown Mrs. Wm. H. Hunter G. D. Yoakum Eduar Kennison Evelyn Childs Mrs. M. N. Harris A. C. Taylor J. o. Sexson Edward A. Meiczer Gus L. Summerfield H. o. Winslow w. E. Anderson A. H. Rosenburs H. S. Goldberg A. Goldberg Henry FeIdman Mrs. H. L. AlIer Miss Antoinette Barrett Zoe J. Woolery J. N. Tagsart A. R. Taylor J. H. langston Mrs. J. H. langston John B. Chadwick w. w. Watkins w. w. Greene j. H. Williams Ava Shaw J. c. Reed Mrs. J. C. Reed Ruth E. Reed Mrs. Lloyd C. Elliott Mrs. w. w. Greene S. R. Garrett Mrs. H. E. Groome Arthur F. Runyon H. E. Groonne w. w. Jones Earl Benson Edna L. Benson Harry E. Pierce N. c. Pierce w. L. Pinney w. H. PIunkett H. F. Poole Craig Pottinger C. H. Pratt T. J. Prescott
 H. s. Prince
 Harry w. Quinian J. R. Quinn
 Herman Rae
 A. Cass RedewiII John Nick. Redmond Howard s. Reed Henry Reiser
 Leslie Rhuart
 Benjamin Rice
 C. H. Rittenhouse F. w. Ritter.
 J. A. R. Irvine
 Alex H. Davidson
 T. T. Forman
 s. o. Lewis
 Jas. HinkIe
 Eugene Gillian
 N. P. Asren
 J. C. Davis
 L. A. Bartlett
 Fred C. May
 J. Q. Cage
 Mrs. T. N. Fannin
 w. A. DeBusk
 E. L. Cutler
 Mrs. E. G. Grove
 S. B. Msllicost
 L. J. Cox
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

California Fish and Poultry
 Market c. E. Addans Mrs. C. E. Addarns J. A. R. Irvine Mrs. J. A. R. Irvine John L. Irwin T. E. Irvine Dr.. H. J. Jessop |. J. Johnson Claude Decatur Jones w. C. Jones Alex kaddos Splendid Grill J. R. Detweiler C. s. Kent Jos. H. kibbey D. p. kimbalI Mrs. A. c. Hulett H. L. Eads Geo. Elias Frank A. 6eane Chas. 6. Myer John Eiwell Bon Estes Chas. Evans C. E. DoIph F. E. DoIph Geo. o. Ford Jos. Geare Frank J. Feeley c. P. Evans H. B. Evans A. E. Frankforter Minnie 6ethell Hal Bird Roy Bird R. H. Biome J. C. C. H. Boon J. L. Burroughs G. w. Boston c. M. Boynton SeIim Ackei chas. F. Ainsworth Bryan Akers C. H. Akers James AIdrieh J. L. B. Alexander J. F. Aikire H, L. AlIer John w. AIsap Monte Anderson H. w. Asbury Rt. Rev. J. w. Atwood Alexander B. Baker c. N. Baker John F. Barker George C. Barnum w. L. Barnun Mrs. Garth Cate Holmes Wooton Ranch Go.
 L. C. Holmes, Treas. Harry S. Robertson Mrs. Harry S. Robertson w. A. Robertson Mrs. w. A. Robertson Mrs. Frank E. BelIamy Mrs. Rachel Bellamy R. Q. Roper
 Mrs. R. Q. Roper Aaron Goldberg Mrs. A. H. Goldberg H. s. Ross
 Mrs. H. S. Ross
 R. P. Roziene
 Mrs. R. p. Roziene
 E. L. Rudderow Mrs. E. L. Rudderow Maynard Alice
 Prof. A. H. RumneI John Q. Ryan
 Jutiana Ryan
 Peter Ryan Implement Go. Mrs. w. F. Russell
 w. E. Russell
 J. H. Schick
 Mrs. J. H. Schick
 Mrs. O. E. Schupp
 O. E. Schupp
 Mrs. Sarah Schwartz
 Mrs. F. B. Sehwentker
 F. B. Schwentker
 D. D. L. McLaurine
 Pacific Mutual Life lns. Go. WiIke Wartnan Oil Go.
 J. B. Francis
 B. Q. Hicks
 L. M. Spoor
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

Alan AtkHdfl Ohh Harold R. Singer Bessie Fox Davis Mrs. Amanda Bergquist Sims Ely Mary H. G. Barkley Mrs. Clara Burton Mary E. Stafford AiIeen Russell Elizabeth D. Turner Della F. Hoopes H. E. Muldron Hazel O. Soule Mignon A. Cordill Vance K. Auxier H. w. Roberts H. L. Goss F. V. Woodard Fred A. DibbIe w. H. Brooks Mrs. w. H. Button Anna N. Miller Irene B. Moves Mrs. May c. Andrus Miss Matte H. Dunlap M. M. Hayes E. T. Hazelett F. N. HoImauist C. E. Howard J. F. Howard lsabeII Irwin Harry Metten S. T. Adderton Frank Luke Ed Luke Robt. Beardsley w. H. BeardsIey Henry George Miss Marie laChance Mrs. lmoeene LaChanee c. B. Laird Eben E. Lane Ciintone Lauver Guy H. Laurence A. N. Hedgpeth Geo. J. Heinz Luke Henderson L. E. Hewins E. p. Hewett M. C. Lawson A. L. Moore J. w. Getsinser J. Mckay Redman Mrs. Willis Hall E. J. Morgan Mai. Lamar Mckinley John H. Trottman T. c. Benton J. M. Nixon s. M. Chaves L. J. Taylor Chas. w. Hultz r. S. StaIlcup H. c. leeper H. r. leiber Royal w. Lescher Geo. E. Lilly
 H. D. Linn
 pr. s. D. Little Joe R. loftus Philip R. Long Harry Cooley Gene Dabney J. J. HaIloran
 F. J. HaIterman Vic Hanny
 A. w. HarboId J. S. Griffin
 Chas. Grissler
 Dr.. H. B. GudgeI Jennie w. Oobbins R. w. Hales
 Ernest R. Hall
 Harry c. Hall
 Edgar Hash
 H. L. Harries
 H. C. Hatcher John Hausner
 Walter Hayden
 Lasser H. Gornetzky E. L. Graves
 A. J. Giffen
 Maude L. Hiatt
 B. F. Hill
 L. |. Hirst
 F. Hoepmann
 w. p. Hogan
 w. C. Halloway
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

E. c. Moore Dave Goldbers Wm. Sutterlin Howard L. Alier Central Arizona Light anu Power company r. s. Stephens (Stephens Arizona Gazette Arizona Republican Guy p. Nevitt F, M. Stahl F. won S9nden Q. c. Flint H. R. Tritle R. J. Reed Phoenix National Life insur-
 ance company Shirley Christy Albert McMillan Edwin C. Baker Arizona Club R. N. Jones Chris P. Lee Warren Brothers company R. V. Baker A. c. Baker Alex. B. Baker L, C. Rudd Leigh Ford L. M. White A. T. LaPade F. G. Holmes J. M. Shott H. w. Ryder J. B. Woodward F. w. Griffen KimbaiI Bannister E. w. SamueIs r. G. Mekisson Dr.. Little Joe Cassou Roy Murray Frank R. Stewart Jay AIkire w. Babbitt c. w. Suit , Mir. Pruett C. M. Mayfield J. T. Whitney Fred DibbIe Lloyd Christy R. Q. Roper Ben Stanton Doane Merrill Fred Warren C. L. Timberlake J. S. Griffen c. H. Akers Geo. E. Goodrich V. A. Thompson C. c. Jenkins Frank E. BeIlany C. c. By
 Lewis Oft
 R. M. Monaghan Thos. Weatherford Peter Ryan
 Geare Bros. Dairy L. M. Byrd
 Thos. Spaulding
 Henri Behoteguy
 w. M. Owens
 Oscar Irwin
 Raymond Earhart
 James Stewart
 E. P. Conway
 Ben C. Estes
 Frank R. Stewart
 F. p. townsend
 H. p. Wilkinson
 R. H. Parson
 Albert Kettle
 C. D. Jones
 E. Payne Palmer
 Bert Clingan
 J. w. Spear
 A. M. Tuthill
 H. L. Goss
 D. Allenan
 F. S. Hildreth
 B. Fl. CIingsn
 A. c. Taylor
 John D. Loper
 H. w. Daykin
 Wm. ScsrIett
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
SHOW CARS AND EXHIBITORS

Indianapolis
ground opening Monday night exhibiting
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sides c. III. Wallerich, the other incor-
porators are Daniel Foley, president of
the American Construction Company, and
Mrs. c. H. Wallerich. The salesrooms
are now being redecorated and will be
ready for the special exhibit Monday.
Mr.. Wallerich, head of the company,
for the last two years, has been sales man
ager for the E. w. Steinhart Company,
and as such has been directing the sale
of Dodge Bros cars. For the last
fifteen years he has been in the automo-
tive business, starting in the rubber end
Of the trade. He came to Indianapolis
in 1907 with John n. WHY'S with the
American Motor Car Sales Company. He
was assistant general sales manager of
the old Overland plant in Indianapolis
and occupied the Same position when the
factory was taken to Toledo, where 1t
became the Willys-Overland Company.
Later he served as sales manager Of the
Haynes Automotive Company at KokOmo
and, when becoming sales manager for
the z. W. Steinhart Company, was In the
sales department of the Hupp Motor Car
Company, at Detroit, Mich.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
Hackathorne & Lightstone.

Hackathorne & Lightstone.
Gill Piston Ring Company.
The Hartland Company.
Bearings and Accessory Company.
Permalife Storage Battery Company.
Armored Tire Sales Company.
Iroquois Petroleum Company.
Special Accessories Company.
Fl. T. Hearsey Company.
Indiana Light Dehector Company.
Perfection Windshield Company.
Miles Piston Ring Company.
Howdy Wilcox Sales Company.
Bridge-McGraw Company.
Myco Products Company.
Miller Bros. Company.
Oilomatik Lubricator Company.
Motor Guide.
H. D. Wilcutts Company.
Auto Mist.
Brownlee Manufacturing Company.
Huetter Machine Company.
W. r. Wheeler Company.
Adjustable Bearings Company.
Jacob Kunkel.
Shotwell Tank and Pump Company.
Automotive Manufacturing Company.
Washburn- Burner Corporation.
Modern Electric and Machine Company
II. A. Keller.
Alemite Lubricator Company.
Advance Sales Company.
Krom Auto Supply Company.
Millspaugh & Irish.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
WALLERICH co.
DODGE DEALER
Organization, Too New to Get
Space at Auto Show, Puts
on Own Exhibit.

The c. Fl. Wsllerich Company is the
new Indianapolis dealer for the Dodge
Bros motor vehicles. The headquarters
Of the company will be at SIG North Me-
ridian street. The Dodge Bros. cars
formerly were sold by the z. w. Stein
hart Company and it is within the last
few days that the c. II. Wallerlch Com
pany was named as the dealers.
The c. II. Wallerich Company is now
arranging a display room, which was
the former headquarters Of the Lexing-
ton Sales Company. So new is the com
pany and so new its appointment as the
dealer, of the Dodge Bros products, that
during the indianapolis automobile show
next week the Dodge Bros car will not
be shown there, all space having been
disposed of. However, during the week,
days and evenings, the Dodge Bros.
motor vehicles will be displayed at the
salesrooms, which will be decorated for
the occasion.
The c. H. Wallerich Company fled in
corporation articles with the secretary
Of State, with capital Of 100000. Be
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
STAGE ALL SET
FOR AUTO SHOW
START MONDAY
City Organizations Plan Big
DOin's Every Night at
Exhibition.
BIGGER AND BETTER

There's really not much left to do in
the big building out at the State Fair
grounds, where the spring automobile
show will open In a blaze Of glory MOu-
day night. The shining exhibits are
lined up In their best form and the deco
rattons have been placed. All it needs to
bring it to life IS the pulsing tide of hu-
mainly flowing up and down and through
the aisIes, marveling here and "ohing"
there. as some particularly enchanting
exhibit catches the eye.
And that the crowds viii be there In
greater numbers than ever before is the
prediction Of John B. Orman, manager
Of the show, and the other officers of
the indianapolis Automobile Trade As
ISOLATION who have given of their time
and energy to make this show the best
ever held in the Hoosier capital, If not
in the L. S. A.
Beginning Monday night, when the
members of the Optimist Club will be
out IN full force there will be big do
ms at the show all through the week
The indianapolis Athletic Club viii hold
forth Tuesday night, and on Wednesda )
night the Kiwanilns, after practically
a whole day of boosting the auto game
will try to Guido those who have gone
before them The Roearians, not to bt
outshone by the other organizations Of
day night, and. of course, Mr. and Mrs
Public and all the little Publics will re
ceive a royal welcome and be made tC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05

Liberty six-Lathrop- MCFARLAND Com
pany.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Auto Company.
McFarland-Updyke Auto Company.
Maibohm-Pe Peterson Reyes Auto Com
pany.
Marmon-Nordyke- Marmon Company.
Maxwell-Conduitt Auto Company.
Mercer-Updyke Auto Company.
Milburn Electric-Indiana Battery SerV-
leo Company.
MitehelI-Mitchell Auto Company.
Monroe-Monroe Motor Corporation.
Nash-Losey- Nash Motor Company.
National-National Automotive Com
pany.
Oakland-OAk1and Motor Car Company.
Oldsmobile-The Wildhack Company.
Overland-The Gibson Company.
Packard-Citizens Motor Car Company.
Paige-Sterling Motor Car Company.
PeerlesS-Conduitt Auto Company
Pierce-Arrow-F. P. O'Brien Motor
Company.
Reo-Fisher Auto Company.
Roamer-Donnelly Bunch Company.
Stephens-Kanouse Auto Company.
studebaker-The Buck Company.
stutz-Coftin Brown Company.
Templar-Detroit Electric Sales Com
pany.
Velie-Mitchell Auto Company.
WHY'S Knight-The Gibson Company.
TRUCK SECTION.
Acme-R. P. Reinhart Gales Company
Autocar-The Buck Company.
Briscoe-Sterling Motor Car Company
COmmerce-Cartinhou Bowman Com
pany.
Federal-CartinhourB Bowman Company
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05

Truck

Gramm-Bernstein- Mcconnell Truck
Company.
C. NJ. General Motors Truck Com
pany.
Huffman-Ca rtinhour- Bowman Com.
pany.
aI-International Harvester
Company.
Nash-Losey- Nash Motor Company.
Oldsmobile-The Wildhack Company.
Palge-Sterling Motor Car Company.
Reo-Fisher Automobile Company.
Stewart-Martln Truck Company.
Sterling-R. P. Reinhart Sales Com
pany.
Titan-Losey- Nash Motor Company.
ACCESSORY DISPLAYS.
Stewart Products Company.
Ford Dealers Supply Company,
International Metal Polish Company.
Butler Bros.
Bern Nadall.
Gates Manufacturing Company.
Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company.
Glass Journal Publishing Company.
I. J. Cooper Rubber Company.
George Kanouse.
Eastern Rubber Company.
Startit Company.
H. H. WOodsmau Company.
Armstrong Bros.
National Refining Company.
Michigan Auto Insurance Company.
Safety First Tail Light Company.
Arthur Chevrolet.
c. e. Weir Company.
Auto Equipment Company.
Van Camp Hardware Company.
Chopa Piston Ring Company.
Auto Dealer and Repairer.
Cincinnati Speciality Manufacturing
Company.
Cofield Tire Protector Company.
Rotary Tire Company.
Eagle Machine Company.
Storage Battery Company.
Tiona Refining Company.
India Tire Company.
Harry W. Stone.
Rub-Tex Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
Edwards Comes to
Lafayette Motors Co.

Lafayette Motors Company Of Indian
apoUs has announced the election or
David F. Edwards as vice president and
treasurer to share with E. c. Howard,
vice president and secretary and ID. Nc
Call White, vice president, the active
management Of the company. Charles w.
Nash of the Nash interests, Kenosha. is
president. and james j. Storrow of Lee,
Higginson & Company, Boston, is chair
man.
a&Mr. Edwards comes to Lafayette after
folding various executive positions in
the motor car business over a period OF
ten years. Immediately prior to his
present association he was assistant gen
eraI manager of the plant of the WHY'S
Corporation at Elizabeth N. J. Mr. and
Mrs Edwards have taken an apartment
at the Sphinx arms.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05


PASSENGER CAR SECTION.
Anderson Six-Houppert-Strack Com
pany.
Approximations johnson Company.
Auburn-Kanouse Auto Company.
Allen-Smith Gregory Company.
Demonstrating Motor Car Company.
Buick-Buick Motor Company.
Cadillac-E. w. Steinhart Company.
Case-The Melvin Company.
Chalmers-Conduitt Auto Company.
Chandler-WelbOrn Automo1ve Com
pany.
Chevrolet-Jo ones WI ltaker Sales Com
pany.
Decentralization Automotive Com
pany.
Cole Aero Eight-Lathrop Mcfarland
Company.
Daniels Eight-Updyke Auto Company.
Detroit Electric-Detroit Electric Sales
Company.
Dort-B. A. Bennett Motor Sales Com
pany.
Elcar-Colonial Auto Company.
Essex-R. v Law Motor Company.
Ford-Ford Motor Company.
Franklin-Franklin Motor Car Com
pany.
Gardner-Boozer- Patterson Company.
Grant Six-The Melvin Company.
Haynes-Sanders- Haynes Company.
H. c. S.-Charles E. Stutz Sales Com.
psny.
Hudson-R. V. Law Motor Company.
Hupmobile-Wilbur johnson Company
Jordan-PetersOn Reyes Auto Com
pany.
Lafayette-Losey Lafayette Company.
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feel that they are honored guests any
time they elect to attend the show.
While there is more c. less of a set
program, last minute surprises are likely
to be run in and very often they prove
better and more enjoyable than the
scheduled events.
The automobile and all that goes with
it. however, will hold the center of the
stage, and from all indications will acquit
themselves nObly.
Your favorite car will be there, and
elsewhere in this edition, you win find
who handles the make that you really
must have to be happy" and also who
handles the accessories and other things
that go with it to make your happiness
more complete.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
moOsIER EDITOR DEAD.

WINAMAC, Ind, March 5.-Marion II
Ingram, SO, is dead at the home of his
son, John C. Ingram, at Trinidad, Colo
Mr.. Ingram was former editor and pub
Usher Of the Winamac Democrat-J ournai
He was a Confederate soldier and a mem
Der Of the Sons of the American Revo-
luton In addition to his son, who Is
newspaper man, he is survived by
daughter, Mrs L. A. Smith. Of Winamae
who has gone to Trinidad to attend the
funeral
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
Daughter of Former
Residents Here Dies

Margaret Bertermann, 1year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ber-
termann formerly of this city, died at
their Cincinnati home yesterday following
two days illness. Interment will be
in indianapolis Monday Mr.. Bertermann
IS assistant general passenger agent OF
the Big Four Railroad and has many
friends here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
RURAL SCHOOL BURNED,

COLUMBUS, Ind, March 5.-The Owl
Hollow schoolhouse, In Harrison Town
ship, was destroyed By fire Thursday
night, with less of approximately $1,000.
The school library, the pupils books
and everything in the building was de-
stroyed. The school was a one-roOm
building.