The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
AUTO EXPOSITION
POPULARITY GAINS

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said Tuesday an unofficial hut rea-
sonably accurate estimate placed the
value of all cars on exhibition at
S750.000.
Wednesday nights program prom
iscs a wide variety of entertainment
for show visitors. In addition to the
excellent music by Prothero's or
chestra and dancing during the eve
ming, Dan has announced that there
will he am entertaining revue, to be
staged with the same elaborate dis
play that characterizes its presenta :
cion at the Century roof garden. A
number Of extra acts and many spe-
Cial costumes have been obtained TO
insure the revue's success, he said.
Edward 5. Jordan. who was to
have appeared Tuesday night, was
unaVoldably detained. However, q
telegram was received from him by
Dan late Tuesday afternoon an
nounclng that he will arrive without
fail wednesday morning He will
be a visitor at the show during tho
day and win deliver an address at
1880 O'Clock In the evening
Visitors Day Thursday.
Thursday will he Oklahoma city.
Muskogee and Okmulgee day. As
surances have been received by the
show management that I. will be a
banner day as hundreds OF dealers
and others are coming .rom these
cities both by motor and on trains.
As the annual show is not being held
In Oklahoma City this year, dealers
rrQm the capital city are giving their
hearty support to tho Tulsa show.
which Is the only one of consequence
to be held in the state In 1921
Local dealers will motor to Sa-
pulpa zen masse" Friday morning
/ leaving Tulsa at o'clock accom-
panied by "A brass band. For Friday
is Sspulpa day and also society day
Friday night the dealers will don
full dress attire. Dan said TUESDAY
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the Oklahoma Union Railway COM
pany to operate extra cars between
Tulsa and Sapulpa during the day
and into the evening, and that the
last car will leave from In front OF
the Evans-Howar building where
the show IS in progress, AT i5o
O'Clock Saturday morning for the
spccial convenience Of visitors. More
than the usual amount ot time VIII
ba devoted 90 dancing Friday night
and special dancing program vi!
be- given by the orchestra.
Yaturday night will be clown
night" and the occasion of tho Mardi
Gras. A number Of agreeable sur
prlscs are promised that night ny
The show management 70 make ~
an event thc. will not soon be for'
gotten by those who attend, accord
ms 10 Dan.
The success of the second day
Tuesday--was also made apparent
by the number OF transactions be"
tween dealers and customers. The
W. c. Norris Motor Sales company
sold a Marmon "a4' 20 Carnell 4
Letter Of Skatook and an Auburn
so q. 'R Wohlauf OF Tulsa, the sale
of ono Daniels and three Paiges was
announced by the Lewis-Marsh cor.
poration; Cadil,acs wers purchased
by +. W. Mitchell, Thos, p, Melvin
~. II, Chamness and Ernest Kelly
| ~ Tulsa from the Grcenlease-Moore
I cadillac company; the Adams Mo,
tor Sales company sold an Oakland
sedan: the McClelland-Gen Mo-
tor company an Essex roadster; KY
an a. patllo a Ford commercial car
and the Forster-Davis Motor com
many one Buick touring car and one
sedan. Three Peerless cars nave
been sold thus FAR by the Evans
Howard COMPANY.