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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17

from q dutch cap OF lace made By
an aun, OF the bride. Miss Mar,
Mitchell. The brides bouquet was o.
white roses and lilies OF the valley
with a shower OF sweetheart roses
Victor Hallquist attended Mr.
Dnnham.
Mrs. Herbert Smsils, cousin Of the
bride. sang preceding the ceremony,
She Mas gowned In cloth oi gold
combined with brown tulle,
Cecil Kitchen played the wedding
march,
Following Jhe ceremony an in
formal reception was held. The
mother OF the bride wore a gown oi
grey canton crepe combined with
lose color georgette and embroidered
IN steel beads. Mrs. b. II. Dunhani.
mother OF the groom. was gowned in
black satin.
Mr., aud Mrs. Durham have gone
TO California for their honeymoon
trip. They will be at home after
November Is in their new home nj
j0l South Fiitieth avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
As,ocis,ed chari,ies Luncheon.

Uf. jennie NaIIiAs mad As hei
guests at the benefit luncheon ior the
Associated Charities at the new Bran
deis restaurant Friday noon Mes
DANES A. +. Jonas, Charles Goss
Howard Kennedy, II, l. Snyder
Charles Wright. ]. w. Griffith,
, George Payne. Draper Smith, Titu,
Lowe. A. {. Stokes. ]. A. Henske
Alfred Brown. w. L. Shaier. +,
Stroud. z. s. Rood. George Roberts
{. Z. Johannes. George Wiekersham,
Harold Clifford. ]. ). Cutter, James
Patton. w. z. Cox. George Joslyn,
Miss Kate Sharrard OF New York
and Miss Sophie Callias.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Society
Meclurg.pisres.

Announcements have been re-
eeived OF the marriage OF Miss Rub,
Pierce OF this city and DR., Ralph
MeClufg OF Lincoln. which took
place on April y OF this year. Mr..
MeClurg intends TO spend the COM
ing year At Anu Arbor, Mich. where
he will be a student al the univer'
siy OF Michigan.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
For Miss McGiltor.

Miss Evelyn Ledwich entertained
at bridge at her home Friday
evening Tor Miss Eleanor McGil.
ton. hancce OF Edward James Con-
rcr. Five tables were set for tho
game.
An afternoon bridge will be given
Saturday by Miss Marjorie Barrett
for this bridc-to-be ana a dinner will
be given that evening at Happy Hol-
low club BY Morton Wakcley.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Loomis will entertain at supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Whitmire arc
planning a dinner at the Athletic
club. followed by an Orpheum party,
for Monday evening.
Mrs. William Burton vii! be hos
tess at an afternoon bridge Monday
tor Miss McGilton and Miss
Ethel Picl. hancce OF Stanley Jack.
The two brides-elcct will share
honors at bridge party Wcdncs-
day. September 81 at Happy Hollow
club. when Miss Myrnc Gilchrist will
be hostess.
On Wednesday evening Edward
Phelps will give dinner at the Ath-
letic club for Miss McGilton.
Miss Esther Cottcr will entertain
at luncheon at the University club
Thursday, and Miss Ruth Mccoy
will give a bridge party the same
afternoon. srs
Sunday, September Is, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Engler plan to enter.
tain At supper.
Mrs. Alfred Munger will be hos
tess at luncheon at the, University
club for this bride.to-be on Thurs
day, September %.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
lacey Allen Bride
of Howard
Durham

One OF the pretty home wedding:
Of the season was lha, OF Miss Jaeey
Allen and Howard Dunham which
took place Thursday evening. Sep
lember IS, al the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Allen,
The marriage service was read by
DIR, c. c Cissell before the fireplace
banked with palms and ferns. Two
large baskets OF white ehrysanthe.
NUNS were at each end OF the fireplace
and the mantel was covered with
white roses. above which was smilas
interviewer with white asiers, Pink
roses were used through the rooms.
Miss Katherine Allen. sister OF the
bride. and maid-o honor. wore a
gown OF pink tafieta and carried a
basket OF pink roses. In her hair
was ribbon ornament 10 match her
gown.
The bride was gowned in white
satin made with short sleeves and
round neck trimmed with princess
lace and with an apron effect OF lace
over the skirt. The long train was
OF white satin and her tulle veil fell
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Personals

Mrs. John L. Kennedy returned
Friday from the east.
Mrs. William I. Dinkins. who has
been visiting her father, H. P. Whit
more, has returned to her home in
Kansas City.
Miss Josephine Platner, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Platncr,
leaves Tuesday for Wellesley col
lege. in Massachusetts,, to enter her
sophomore year.
A daughter, Mary Irene, was born
Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Coad. Mrs. Coad was formerly
Irene Mcconnell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Mcconnell.
Miss Jean Field left Saturday of
last week for Lasell seminary at Au-
burndale, Mass, where she will grad
uatc in June from the junior college
course. She spent a week in De-
troit enroute east.
Miss Flora Buck left Friday for
Madison, Wis, where she will take
post graduate work at the University
of Wisconsin. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Grace Thompson,
who will visit in Chicago and Madi-
son before returning to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Sorority Tea.

Sigma Chi Omicron sorority OF the
University OF Omaha gave q tea Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Miss
Clara Barensen. Assisting were
Mildred Alderman. Dorothy Merriam
aud Lucille Latham. There were So
guests including rushees.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Amateur Musical Club

The Amateur Musical club opened
the season Friday afternoon with
an informal tea al the home OF the
president, Mrs, Harry Nicholson.
Mrs, 4, J. Mahoney OF New York.
formerly ot Omaha and former
member OF the club, was honor
guest al the meeting,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
For Miss Janouch.

Mrs. E. c. Abbott will entertain at
luncheon Saturday for Miss Clara
Janouch, newly appointed head OF
the journalism department at Cen
tral High school.
The guests will be Mesdames Viii
liam Dana, Percy Gwynn. Ralph
Luckey, Ernest Trimble and Ben
Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Collegiate Alurnnae.

-.-The Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae will open the season with
an informal tea at Happy Hollow
club Saturday afternoon from 2 until
S o'clock. An invitation is extended
to all college women.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17

A feature Of the new wraps is a
straightline coat with large sleeves,
giving greater fullness at the upper
part than at the bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-17
Faculty Club.

Members Of the Woman's Faculty
club OF the University OF Nebraska
College OF Medicine met Wednesday
afternoon at Happy Hollow club,
when Mrs. CIV. Pollard was host
css Plans for the year and for the
faculty reception for students TO be
held the latter part of September
we're discussed.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held the last Wednesday in Dc.
tober
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Final Price
Reductions
$4,000 WOOL JERSEY SUITS, s1198


he useful wool Jersey suit that has sprung pop
ularlty should form Of woman wardrobe We
Just received from New York factory all coos sizes
and desirable styles Your selection will be limited
take early advantage oil this xceptona and low
have only small quantity hand Solid colors and heather
mixtures. Sizes 4 to 1876 % A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
OBSERVE MISSION
DAY OF PRAYER
Women OF Wheeling societies ATTEND
All Day Service at First
Baptist.

an ali day meeting "t prayer i"r
mission was held Friday nj ~" tEs'
RapliSt church. beginning from l"'"n
until il moon and from :an until %:""
I'm ~" ufl'rn"on. \ good sized rHth'r-
INK was in ATTENDANCE" and the ia"IcS
hrouEh, ruruh and tho women az the
First BAPTIST church served collie '''
pNd Iunrn In addition. TN" rn""linA
was most successful and Interesting III
e" cry respect.
Errng divided N four raris IN" Nar'-
nuS drVuii"naIS were H. l"ii""-.
Fir.t-- Prayer aud d'N"i'"nn' Ma
led Nv Mr.. Campbell 1T Elm 'ir''N".
Second Prayer for IA" church. I'I
hv MIS- " rymsn ri Stcn" church.
Th.ri Prayer for world mir> '"hS.
ed by MR.. Miller. VII" Of tn" pastor
Of the Central Methodist church.
Fourth Prayer for young r%"riN'
I'D hv pcaCcnrss Cox Of 81. Matthew
church.
rho. officers at the federation are:
President. Mrs. e. II. Robinson.
Vice president. Mrs. \. J. Clarke.
Corresponding secretary, Mr.. John
I. Lynch.
Recording secretary. Mr.. Evans.
, Treasurer. Mr.. Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
.EL0PERS ARE
BEING SOUGHT
FATHER AND SISTER SEARCH FOR
GIRL WHO FAN AWAY FROM
HER PENNSYLVANIA HOME

Daikcl Slrman. il wealthy sturekecpcr
nf Little Washington. Ia, with his
drught"r. Mr. Henrietta bcnjamfn
wore s.areh.nS the city last night Tor
Sjimau's younger daughter. Martha. who
Il Was stated. clopHd from her homo on
Friday morning and came to This city
IT, BE- welded.
Tie girl Is Is year, Of ago. 4 dccid-
rdly pretty brunette. ana occupied i
v"~ilion ~ h'r fathers store. The
,rur- man She "lorcd with Is q vat
cram "f the. World war and has several
= cdalS for bravery In action. The Sill
mans state that they had known him
hut Il week ~ he rdmc from the West
10 Little Washington. II Is supposed
the couple arr headed for tho West.
The young man. Sam Cory. Is six feet
in height and his prospective bride is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
WADD|NGTON FARM TAKES ALL
PRIZES FOR MEDIUM FLEECE

heimer, W. r. Scott. ". y. cornell. Il. !.
Muncs. Joseph W. Stewart and l.. l.,
Shaw participating.
There Will hc short business sos
S'ou. just before the noon Adjournment
whom tho hnaHrc committee ana all
other commtt,nS except tho rnnmnitttc
on nominations will m~k" their reports.
The convention Of rri-StHir Sheep amt
Wool Growers Association convened
yesterday morning IN tn" MrLur" hot"..
In addition TO the S"SsiUnS al TN Nc
turc hotel. tho annual wool show "t the
nssnriatiou = benz h,ld ~ the Market
Auditorium, whera nearly 100 specimens
or tho finest wool grown IN West VIZ
Cinia. OHIO and Pennsylvania ara shown.
IN addition 10 the big "Nhibi of "ol"rFd
virgin wool The judges Of the Wool
SHOW. w. Il. council. T.. l.. Shaw AMI
K: A. Hammond. completed tho Judging
of tho wool exhibits last night.
George q. Paxton, OF Houston. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
ly and Belmont county farmers intend
to have q real live Farm bureau =,
HIGH SCHOOL
VIII IaVs washinEton-Iincoln Anal
vsrsary Program Monday. a.,

Monday. the students OF WheeIins
High school will be treated to a highly
Interesting program appropriate 10
Lincoln and Wushington's birthdays
which occur in this month. Those par
ric,7ating represent some OF the best
talent In the school and under the
splendid coaching Of Miss Benrice
Cooper, Instructor of public EpSakipg
and senior class play coach, tho pro
gram should be executed to the eratin-
cation of those present.
PROGRAM.
Washington and Lincoln as Typical
Americans -......... Heloise Knapp
Selection ''.'' .''''''
Wheeling High School Orchestra
ILncoln's Getty sburg Address ......
. Russell BulltnEer
tgnfi-qciS. .-...... :......T a IN
oh. Captain. My Captain. ......'..
..... Russell SeabriEht
Solo--"Thc Americans Come ......
Henrietta Lopez
Selection. High School Orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

but five feet, two inches. They were
Traced TO a hotel on Market street where
they were refused rooms as The house
was full.
Late, last night tho police were max
ing an organized search Tor the couple
The father stated he Is not averso 10
the marriage but wants to SEQ his
daughter hefort she leaves this part Of
the country. The Siimans are French
Canadians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
BELMONT FARM BUREAU
Emerges From Successful Campaign for
New Members.

Belmont county IS emerging from a
successful membership campaign. On
January "A. ten Ohio Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton solicitors under the direction ot
j.. NJ Glasgow, IL Licking county FARMER
began tho campaign. Tonight after three
wccks work. the membership Is certain:
to total 1000 As g72 were accounted for
by Thursday night.
The officers OF the County Farm bur-
eau as we'll as the farmers I'm general
Hre vol pleased with the campaign all
eXprcSS their arprylat Ion of the work
Of tho Ohio Federation men.
Reorganization WILL begin Immediate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
FALLS into CELLAR
Charles DieterE, Looomtor AtaXia Vic
=; tim, Meets With MishAp.

Muci Excitement WAS caused about
%;30 O'Clock yeSter1ey afternoon a.
Market street nCur Twelfth. when
Charles Di"tcvS of the Island. who -
suffering from locomotor ataNta. fell
! through cellar way u front c-t the p,
/ GuEdliuE and company store.
RystamdcrS VIII" saw tile man diSap.
rear wont down into tho cellar. IN )
found him lying on tho floor IN faint
condition. lie WAS revived aud later
taken To his home on tho Island
Although ne fell = distanr" or about
i've feet. he was not injured, but SUI
. fercd from tho shock
Mr. D!ctcrS. It viii hc remembered
was at ono t;mc star baseball player
on the Wheeling Central league tcaI1
His many friends were sorry IN her
Of his miShap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
ANAApB ARE COMPLETED M
=. JUDGES AT WOOL sRow.
ONE HuNDABD SHEEP AND WOOL
GROWERS AT CONVENTION.
ANNUAL ELEcTIoN or oFrIcE4s
AT LATE SESSION TODAY.

The election cr officers Of tho Trl-
State sheep and wool Growers Nssocha-
ton Will b. held this afternoon IN the
CLOSING business S"Ssi"n 81 the two H. =
convention. Tho nominating committee
win have its meeting TO prepare IN"
list OF nominees this forenoon.
TodayS session OF the Mo"i ,ir"w"r>
cbnvcntion will open at n c'rlpck with
arr address by +. +. Nalkrr. Of Gambler
or secretary Of the OH" stat" Wool
Growers Association. II" viii DISCUSS
Developments in Wool Marketing" \
discussion viii follow with l.. Hork-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
FOLEY ckrhARTlc TABLETS

act promptly, without pain or nausea.
They clear the bowels, sweeten the
stomach and tone up the liver.
z. r. whitshurs,, r. p. D. |, Norfolk. Va:
Foley Csthsrtie Tsble,s have done me more
Good than any medicine ever used
SOLD BVERYWAERE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
The Highest Grade
Furnace Made

Your consideration Of Il
"Buck IS" Stack Test Fur
mace is asked for on the ba-
sis of supcr-worthincSS.
If YOU want Il troublc-sav-
ing, labor-Saving heating SyN-
tenn, dependable through
coolest weather; if YOU want
furnace that saves fuel be-
cause Of the Draft Equalizer
that maintains al even heat
and prevents useless burning
of fuel and actually saves
one firing out OF every four;
il YOU want the furnace that
will give YOU 'thcSe advan-
iages for yearS--thcn buy i
"Burk So
All we ask YOU TO do IS
pay us Il down anu 'chJ"E
the best Furnace on the mar
kct for the balance OF tEe
winter without further cos;
to YOU; then pay the rest Oh
September 1St. 1921, or at
the time YOU would have ~
paS&Ior furnace for next
winter. We will be more
than pleased to exhibit our
furnace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
For BiIiousness

Sick Headache. Sour Stomach. Bloat-
ing, Gas. Constipation all these dis
tre,,iug consequences OF indigestion are
avoided IL the bowels are kept open
and regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

won the first premium on his CNhIhli OF
ram fleece for the third c"rs""uilN"
YEAR emitting him to the cup offered
10y the assuciatio as. well As the hrsl
ribbon award. j. W. Stewart of Jcfter-
So. Ia. won tho second award IN TINS
class with his exhibit, Russell Van
Kirk. Of jefferson. Ia. VAS awarded inc
third premium. and G.. l.. Miller and
sons OF (lnvkVjllC IN fourth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
Thomas Lays Down Lew
For Automobile Owners

II. b. Thomas. chief enforcement Of
fcer Of the state highway department
l.ls rent out the following notices re
cardlng licenses and tags This no.
tice Is sent prior To a campaign that
will start through the state within the
near future:
The motor vehicle law provides
that the first years tax on tractors
and tractor engines shall be at the
rate Of 80 cents per horsepower per
A. l.. A. NJ. rating on drnw.bar pun.
and after one fun calendar years tax
nj this rate has been paid the rate ap.
plying for subsequent registrations
shall be reduced 10 cents per horse.
power each subsequent registration In
Oklahoma. The minimum rate apply.
Ing shall be 20 cents per horsepower
"one full years tax must be paid at
the rate of 80 cents per horsepower
before the 10 cents per horsepower re-.
duction becomes effective. This does
not prevent the applicant from paying
full years tax and receiving 10 cents
Der horsepower reduction the next
year. This rate applies to tractors
and tractor engines.
sThere has been some misunder.
standing IN regard to the advalorem
sax on tractors and we wish TO I'm.
pre<r on your minds that the county
ssssssor lists your tractor for the pur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
METHOD OF PROTECTING
CAR AGAINST THIEVES
BY Albert y. Atkinson

The police of the large cities are re-
porting that an increasing number of
cars are being stolen each year. with
fewer recoveries. In consequence Of
this insurance rates are rising. The
lawmakers are being besieged for laws
which will make the sale of a stolen
car impossible. In the mean time each
one OF us must do what We can To
protect his car. A false sense OF Sc
curity leads people to 'leave their
cars unattended and unprotected, so
that the work Of the thief is easy As
he is thoroughly familiar with the diff.
ierent makes cf cars. including igni-
ton systems. gear shifts and so on.
he has merely to,step into the car and
drive off. His method, however. is
not quite so casual as would seem
from this statement. for most thefts
are planned some times several days
ahead A recent occurrence which
happened at an automobile school in
New York will Illustrate this.
The large schools keep several cars
at the curb just outside OF the door
4 car is brought in from a lesson.
the instructor and studen; alight, the
former goes in for another student,
comes Oh; with han. the. enter the
car and give off. This hlLpeAs eX-
actly on the hour al day long. Tho
thief and his assistant Wa Ia tic
doorway until the car they have
picked out is brough- up 10 III. carb
and lhc insiru1to- and studen. 81 ~.
side, The two then walk over to
+ the car and ster IN. oac e. them
tak,s the drivers seat and II i;s IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
By RUTM NOLAN

pose of furnishing the highway de-
partment with the number Of tractors
in the state and you are not required
To pay advalorem tax on tractors; and
il YOU have paid advalorem tax make
request to the county commissioners
for the return Of this tax
I'VE find from our records that the
people are not complying with the mo-
torcycle registration part of our law
and we request every motorcycle own
er to make application at once at the
rate of $40 for each motorcycle. A
portion of the years tax will be ac-
cepted on new motorcycles.
IAN automobile dealers who handle
new cars are required to purchase a
dealers license, which costs $25 per
set of four tags and $3.50 for each
additional pair, and you are not al
lowed to use dealers tags on secnod-
hand cars under any conditions. Deal
er's licenses are not issued for frac.
tional part Of year.
"All rebuilt cars are charged fun
years registration. only new cars or
cars brought into this state from an
other state can be registered for a
fractional part Of a year
"All owners of motor vehicles are
required to have two tags, one for the
front and one on the rear of such
motor vehicle. In case one or both OF
these tags should be lost or stolen you
must file affidavit with this depart
ment, stating whether lost or stolen
and attach remittance of 81 and a new
set of tags will be issued you. If only
one tag is lost, return the tag you
have to this department.
THE county commissioners are co
| operating with the highway depart
ment and have recommended all coun
/ ~ enforcement officers who are re
/ spOnsible in each county for the col
lection of this tax, and as 80 per cent
| is returned To your county tor roat
purposes, il is the duty of every citi
zen in the county to cooperate with
the county and state in the collection
of this tax; and if you do not under
stand your duty in regard to this tax
write the highway department and VIZ
will be glad to furnish you any infor
nation desired"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
Tom Cooper Motor Company

The Tom Cooper Motor Company
reports the sale of Ford cars as fol-
lows for the week ending September
"a:
Ford roadsters to
Claude W. Floyd, Ringlins
r. H. Duncan. Healdton.
Ford touring cars to
Frank Porter. Wilson,
u. f. Rawson, Berwyn.
Bert Stewart. Wilson.
Two Ford trucks equipped with pas
senger bodies were delivered 10
school district No. So.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
REMEDY FOR BODY SQUEAKS
APPLIED TO HUDSON-ESSEX
BEFORE OCCURRENCE

Have you ever tried to locate an
automobile body squeak?
And what was the amount OF the
service repair bill?"
Such is the query of ]. p. BraVley
local Hudson Essex dealer
THE Hudson Super Six remedy for
body squeaks is most economical for
ihe reason that the remedy is applied
hefcrc the squeak occurs, continued
Mr.. Brawley.
"Super.six frame side members are
{ inches in depth. There are six tubu-
lar and box section cross members
rlveted TO the deep side member al
top. sides and bottom. similar in con-
structicn to q steel railroad bridge.
such rigid construction prevents
frame weaving, in turn offsetting
body s,rlins and sQueaks.
This is one cf the fundamental
reasons why Hudson cars return years
o. excellent service"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
REDUCED PRICES HIKED
SALES OF FORD CARS

The following telegram was received
from Ford Motor cmopany home Of
flee after receiving reports from all
branches of business done the week
following reduction in price:
Branch telegraphic reports indicate
daily retail sales of Ford cars and
trucks increased 80 per cent the first
week since price reductions with cor.
responding reductions in dealers stock
marked shortages particularly of the
enclosed type of cars are already be.
ing felt in many sections. Untitled or
ders for all types of Ford cars and
trucks are rapidly accommodating as
production has not been increased over
the regular monthly schedule of one
hundred thousand cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
FREE FOR ALL AUTO ROAD RACE
POSTPONED. ACCOUNT or ROADS

on account of rough roads between
Ardmore and Oklahoma City the free
FOR all road race planned 10 take place
Thursday morning. September %, has
been postponed indefinitely, James
Barron. secretary of the Chamber oi
Commerce. announced Friday.
Mr.. Barron motored to Oklahoma
City last week with Tom Cooper Of
the Cooper Motor Company in Cadil.
lac roadster 10 try out the roads.
When the roads are dragged follow
ing q rain the race will be planned.
Mr. Barron said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25

The Slaughter Motor Company re-
ports the following sale of Maxwell
cars for the week ending September
81:
Maxwell touring cars
ID. :. Harris. Provence.
j. II. Gale. Provence.
O. G. Oaks. Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25

cles. Now is the time 10 rePid0e
them before they are needed; Patches
cement, portable vulcanizer ana sup
niles. matches. chalk sand paper
valve insides and caps. waive repay
tool. blowout patch, tire sleeve aht
extra tubes; when you need those
YOU need them bedly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
Ward Motor Company

The Ward Motor Company reports
the sale of a Hupmobile roadster to
the White Drilling Company and a
White 2-ton truck 10 w. T. Brown
Of Ada on Thursday and Friday of the
week just past.
The 2.ton truck is a special road
building type with automatic dump.