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kerasund, City Of Romance.

Kerasund Gin AnatOlin on the Black
sea) Is known as the .l0veliest city on
the Turkish side of the Black sea.
No one knows how ancient It Is.
The Greeks say that the name means
Land of Cherries" and that the Elm
peror CaliguIa sent here all the way
from Rome to get cherries for his
famingoes.
On tiny island near the shore
there is ruined castle where one
Of the daughters Of King Mithrdates
was imprisoned for displcaslDg her
royal parent. And there Is pile Of
stones that Is said to have been an
altar erected to Mars, who once visited
the island. Jason, according to leg
end, rested there, too, when he was
going through this country 10 search
Of the golden fleece. g:5% ~
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MUSIC AND ELOCUTlON
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL

Two pleasing and entertaining re-
citals by Miss Ida Virginia Browns
pupils in vocal and instrumental
music and elocution were given yes
terday in the Presbyterian church,
in the presence of the parents and
friends, the younger pupils furnish
ing the afternoons entertainment,
and the older ones at night. Several
from Laporte, where Miss Brown
goes each Thursday, to conduct a
class, were present and added to the
program. The stage was prettily
decorated with cut flowers.
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"he Bibles" in Demand.

When Sthe first English Bible was
being published, after the King James
translation in 1911, typographical
error crept into verse Of the third
chapter Of Ruth, verse Is, 80 that 1t
read, land he went into the CITY,"
Quite number Of copies Of the pom
derous volume had been issued before
the error was discovered and the
missing IS" prefixed to make "he" into
"she." Comparatively few Of the first
edition Bibles are now in existence,
for most of them were chained in the
churches and literally read to shreds.
OF those that are left, the "he Bibles
are naturally in greatest demand BY
collectors. says the Detroit News.
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Time toFace> the Facts

$50 rnucb has been said against
the use sof patent medicines that I
have had a strong prejudice against
them. But after four yearsEdoctor-
ing with six different doct6rs,twlth-
out results, for acute indigestion, gas,
tritis, constipation, appendicitis and
ether ailments, l was said to possess,
I was encouraged to try Mayr's Won
der1ul Remedy, seeing what t had
done for friend similarly afflicted.
l also was entirely relieved Of my
trouble, and am sure this medicine
will do all and more than is claimed
for it,"
It is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
ticary all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
one dose will convince or money re-
funded. At All Drugeists.--Adv.
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Safety Pin Had Travelled.

Playing with an open safety pin
wien she was two years old Nova
Scotia child accidentally swallowed It.
The child was ailing from that day
until IS months later, when she COM
planned Of pain. in her, side. Upon
examination it was found that an abs
cess was" forming just above the hip
bone and the surgeon decided that it
must be, lanced. The safety.pin was
found when the abscess as opened. It
had inssomeg way worked through the
lining fofs the clIltrs stomach. The
child reclaimed her health soon after. -
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NOTICE

The Sisters Of St. Benedict re-
specially call attention to the fact
that all Hospital accounts due them
should be paid or proper arrange
ments made for settlement at once:
Kindly forward all payments made
after June 1st to Benedictine Sisters,
Mt. St. Benedict, Crookston, MINI.
it,. - Std 6-1
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NOTICE!

The School Board will meet at the
Carr Lake ~schoolhouse on June y,
1922, at 800 P. M. for the purpose
of receiving sealed bids for janitor
for three months during vacation.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. .oa
Dated this 23rd day of May, 1922.
- HERMAN FENSKE,
1d5-3O ~.ss Clerk.
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Attorney General
CLIFFORD |. HILTON
r. r. and Warehouse Commission
IVAN BOWEN
Clerk Of Supreme Court
GRACE F. KAERCHER
BETTER FARMING CLUB
- HELD MEETING SATURDAY

The regular meeting of the Better
Farming club was held Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H N.
Wilson. Dinner was served by Mrs.
Wilson at noon.
Following the luncheon, the meet
ing was called to order by the pres
ident, Mrs, F. M. Pendcrgast. The
following visitors were present and
spoke to the members of the club:
Il. l.. Given, d. G. DvOracek, w. S.
Cummings, August Jarchow and A. p.
Ritchic. All Of the speeches were
very interesting and very much APP
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NOTICE.

Please get your garbage, cans IN
a convenient location near the alleys.
The scavenger will collect from
them twice weekly in the business
district and once weekly in the
resident district. Call him at 736 or
nv Office 396. Prices the same as
last year. ~ s;.;
DR.. E. a. Shannon,
Chairman Of B. of H..
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Ten friends of Miss Ethel Cook
were entertained by her at her home,
2OS Mississippi avenue, Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of her twelfth birth
anniversary. Out-of-door games
with a birthday lunch served by her
mother helped to pass pleasant af-
ternoon. Miss Ethel received many
pretty and useful birthday tokens,
Those present were Irene Burcroft,
Gladys Hendricks, Ruth Hurst, Lois
Severens, Mabel Mosen, Ingrie Oss-
munson, Joey Morris, Alice and Mil
dred Cook. . -.......,. .-,
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MRS. MCMILLAN. ENTERTAlNS.

Mrs. A. j.. Mcmillan, music in
structor at the State Teachers col
lege, very pleasantly entertained the
members of the, 1Glee club at an in
formal social afternoon yesterday
from $3.50 until o'clock, there be-
ing about forty guests. Lawn games,
dancing: and a marshmallow roast
were a part of. the afternoons en-
tertainment, after which a dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The. members of the club presented
Mrs. Mcmillan a gift as a token of
appreciation.
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VIM. Fellows Of Tenstrike was a
business visitor in Bemidji Monday.

VIM. Fellows Of sTenstrike was a
8 .;;ls.E ~ ,5E@ III
Mrs. Cora Landry Of Cass Lake
was a business visitor in Bemidji
Monday. ~g F.. -
- : : u. i ~--.:-....> r..
Mrs. George Feigcl of Northern
was shopping and calling on friends
!, .sss4.,.,.
Kenneth sOrdway Of Mort e Al !, i Is
the guest Sof his aunt Mrs. q.
Bates, and family, today MA a IN
ID CT SSss
MIS- Wess rlgns 81 as W. " !.
drove to bemid1i Monday ana ma az az,
- - -s I. ~.
Mrs. ~. =. Wllson ana ll1sie son
Ralph Jet yesterday u morning ior
Duluth where they Will WISH ner
mother Mrs. Magnuson' ana oenef
relatives ana 1rlends Tor 1lne'
80 ~
for Backus where ne Will denver the
memorial address, and TINS AFTERNOON
will 60: TO Akeley TO give 1he al
dress there. He went by tram 10
Backus and from mere Will 60 by
auto to Akeley. BIZ
-, x o,c--. ,:..,o
80. .,:- Doeox.t;o,,
Day at Bralnerd with rela a lney
stopped there en- route from MIME
apolis where the latter mas been at
tending school,, and MRS. o'Connor
has visited for the past ten days.
,..4,
mr' anu MIS- y; 1 nalsoA r au IVY
oausn'el H'"u" s',u 1-l1 ~
ninueteal'ei' :, n"pol ~ 49, .e1 49,
oen''uJl yes.e,oay psssntar;an
musical reci'". az ~. .o W. ~
church' returning W o'i.lt ' "
'er Vic evening ''' '
VIM McLaren Of the general Of
e,os ~ +ha N D Railway st. PAIL
a-.;,,od !, pan,;d;; +h;s r,orn;no and
- - c,as+ ~ NJ and Mrs.. Charles
p;oh.rds oo5 Minnesota t. avenue to-
Io~ Tho,, no+orod ~ 1ake Plan
+ar.not .nd snent narts Of the dav
e es
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Schadegg and
son Milton expect to leave Bemidji
next Monday for an extended trip
bv auto through the West, carrying
with them a complete ''roadside no.
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Grossman left
today for points on the Iron Range,
Duluth and Minneapolis, making the
trip by auto. They expect to re-
turn to Bemidji in a few days.
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DIAMOND POINT PARK

The following people registered at
Diamond Point Monday: Nora G.
Richardson, Superior, Wis.,; Bert J.
Foster, Duluth; Mrs. H. Patterson
and Bessie Patterson, Duluth, and
Mrs. John Eyliston, Wadena.
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Enjoy OUTING

The c. S. Girls club, recently or
ganized, went to Diamond Point
Sunday and enjoyed an outing with
picnic dinner and supper. This was
held in place of their regular meet
ing Saturday.
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Polar Pie. Ask for It.
2-14tt

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Swisher and
family and Mr.: and Mrs. George
Posi- and family motored today to
the John PATTERSON farm at Lake
Marquette where they spent the day
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S}2Si9:de,s{N
~ !s@: o.
NYMORE MEMS SOCIETY,

NYMORE MEMS SOCIETY o. H.
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT
The Mems Aid society Of the N.Y.
n more Free Lutheran church will meet
this evening n'sthe church, and it
ID desired that there be a large at
tendance. @"e 'T>.12F :, p -
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Jacob oaland of Willow City, N.
D., was Al visitor in Turtle River
Monday atsthe home of N. A. Otter
stad. He left for his home Monday
afternoon, passing through Bemidji
en- route.
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Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2

Misses Raen,l andA Annie Mogster
of Leonard visited friends while
shopping in Bemidji the latter part
of the week. They also consulted a
physician while here. *. ,
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Mrs. H. "A. Northrop, Mrs. Bretta
Loufbourow, Miss Sarah Arnold and
Mrs. J. D. Winter took a~motor trip
Saturday to Cass Lakesgiaaths scenic
highway, and enjoyed Sasp picnic din
ner at Norway Beach. They RETURN
ed to Bemidji that evening.
/, -4-SY *sEi
Misses signora Bangen and. Or
phie valland of Wilton motored with
friends AMI relatives to erookston
Sunday ms lining and visited for a
short timeIat the home of Mrs. A.
Krogen, sister of Miss Valland. They
also visited friends at Mcintosh en-
route. y:
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt

Mrs. J.NW. Angvall, who was call
ed to Minneapolis about ten days
ago because of the serious illness of
a relative, returned to Bemidji the
latter part of the week. She came
via Duluth and Cloquet, and visited
relatives en- route home.
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EFFECTIVE

EFFECTIVE 49,.
ever bothered with tramps out
your way?" ..-.s'z=7e. 'r<Fss> 81. 70 r.
mo. l have sign on the gate
reading: We are vegetarians. but
our dog isn't"
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Harold Marsten Of Laporte spent
yesterday in Bemidji and played a
piano selection at the musical recital
at the Presbyterian church, return
ing to his home last night.
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Brave HEARTS
that LIE IN THE
bELLEAU WOOD
They sleep
But cannot die,

u,yt They sleep
. ,Au;,n But cannot die,
For now the world Is all their own,
And, led by thoughts our brave have
SoWn
) Till Might has bowed nor could
Withstand the force that stood
if Secure and safe, God wrought.
Through stormy times they fought,
,.-... And now they lie
In sleep.
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3. A. G. CLUB WILL NOT HOLD i
? MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The B. A. c.. club will not meet
Wednesday, evening, which is the
regular meeting, but announcement
when the meeting will be held will
be made later.
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preciated by the club. The next
meeting will BE- held on Saturday,
June "a. 3 .4--
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mcmahon and
son Raymond motored to Turtle
River this morning expecting to re-
turn to Bemidji during the day.
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ERSONA NAILS
1, !. 4 - + Z.

ANA0W1VxA4AN
": :. !. :. !. -.
81 Items for this colunn will be
sladly. received ~ Mrs. Harvey,
telephone INV. Readers owe
It to their guests and Is them. 4 \
selves to soc that items of local
interest are reported 2ysry its. a
will be given preper eoasidSle.
ton when ssures: Is known. 4 K. u y: sss
Mr.. and Mrs. I.sEs raymond and
Walter Nichols, 81 Frohn autoed to
Bemidji Monday and called on
friends. fssss .&
Mrs. Susan Smith visited at the
G. H. French farm in Frohns over
the week end, returning to Be,nidji
yesterday. ,e:.-.,, - ss.s
, Cook With Gas 50 =, :.
49, 49, 49,. ia,
Rev. L. j. Jerdee of this city held
church services at Turtle River Sun
day afternoon. The meeting was
fairly we'll attended. 5s4,a.s->> i
Polar Pie. Ask for IL. y 2-14tf
Mrs. Minnie Warner Of Puposky
came to Bepidjf yesterday TO visit
friends and attend the Decoration
Day exercised i. hsfs today ]: ii 4 |.
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company 4 I + LIST.
Mrs. Emma Peck Of ~CassfLake ar
rived in Bemidji Friday to spend
Decoration Day here with Mrs. J. J..
Mclaughlin and other friends.
Polar Pie. Ask for IT, 2-14tt
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mcmahon and
son Raymond motored to Turtle
River this morning expecting to re-
turn to Bemidji during. the day.
Cook With Gas
- > ! .-,7'.', ~, r
Mr.. and Mrs. George Till and Mr..
and Mrs. George Deity, and their
families, spent the day today at Lake
Plantaganet, where . they motored
this morning.
Mrs. C. F. Mitchell, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Albachten,
917 Minnesota avenue, for thetpast
three weeks, left yesterday for her
home in St. Paul.
Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-l4tf
Misses Raen,l andE A1nnies 72Moees 1 j
Of Leonard visited friends while
shopping in Bemidji the latter part
of the week.. They also consulted a
physician while here. ~s
Harold Marsten Of Laporte spent
yesterday in Bemidji and played a
piano selection at the musical recital
at the Presbyterian church, return
ing to his home last night.
Cook With Gas
$50 tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Grossman left
today for points on the Iron Range,
Duluth and Minneapolis, making the
trim hu a11tn- They exnect to re-
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Cook With Gas

~ y. t.-s.l $780, EH.SU ~
- b j.-,+..i>. f., !,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Till and Mr..
and Mrs. George Deity, and their
families, spent the day today at Lake
Plantaganet, where :. they motored
this morning. ...
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Mrs. C. F. Mitchell, who. has been
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Albachten,
917 Minnesota avenue, for the'past
three weeks, left yesterday for her
home in St. Paul.
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Rev. L. ]. Jerdee of this city held
church services at Turtle River Sun
day afternoon. The meeting was
fairly well attended.<44es..ll.-> 4
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Mrs. Emma Peck Of ~Cass Lake ar
rived in Bemidji Friday to spend
Decoration Day here with Mrs. J. !.
Mclaughlin and other friends. =.
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Polar Pie. Ask for II, PA
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Polar Pie. Ask for u. =

Mrs. Minnie Warner Of Puposky
came to Beqidjf yesterda TO visit
friends and Iattsnd the p decoration
Day. exercises here TODAY. s s &
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$4,000 to loan on, farms. Dean
Land company 4 / :: LIST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02

Henry Price underwent 4 minor op-
Grafton at Hardy sanitarium SATURDAY
morning.
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ARTERY ORDER IS
SENT BY RADIO.

Spectacular deliveries by airplane OF
year or two ago have nothing on the
rt that radio service is destined play
business affairs in the near future.
ch equipment is already being used
n satisfactory results by the Miller.
rg Auto Electrict Co., of Minnapo.
and ST. Paul TO transmit business
ssages between their branch offices.
rhis company sent what is undoubt.
one of the first wireless orders
cived by Cleveland manufacturer.
being forwarded through the Ameri.
l Radio Relay League to the Willard
'rage Battery Company a few days
}. A great many of the service sta.
ms of this company throughout the
intry are equipped with wireless re.
wing outfits and quite a few with
nsmitting sets as well.
I'm order forten new Willard Radio
teries was sent from Minneapolis at
m. and first picked up in Clevela nd
)ut $3.50 by Station A. I. Y. The
erator there passed II 10 Station S 3.
Y. which is nearer the Willard Of.
IS where the message was copied and
ivercd. An Acknowledgement Of the
er was "wirelessed" from the Willard
npany's radio laboratory tStation s
]. 81 at six the next evening,
ough Station A. L. Y. and thence
stward by way Of Toledo.
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AUTO NOTES

The Guy Harris Buick Company,
reports the following sales for the
week ending March 81. Lynn Boyd.
6 passenger Buick; Humble Oil &
Refining Company, Packard Single
Six touring car.
Ray Beede, president OF the Ray
Beede Motor Company. is in Okla.
homa City attending the Sixth Annual
/ oklahoma Automobile Show. Mr.
Beede attended the Dodge dealers
luncheon held Thursday.
Guy Harris of the Guy Harris Buick
Company, went to Muskogee to attend
the Rotary convention.
ID. G. Robb, who formerly operated
battery station in connection with
the Ward Motor Company. has open.
ed battery station at l07 East Broad.
way. Westinghouse batteries will be
the special line Of the new firm,
which is known as the Central Battery
station.
Harry Dulaney. parts m..n of the
Slaughter Motor Company, has re.
turned from Oklahoma City. where |
he has been attending the automobile |
show there.
c. T.. Terrell of Healdton was a
city visitor during the week and while |
here purchased sport model Chal- |
mers touring car from Slaughter Mo
tor Company local Maxwell and Chal
mers agents.
Slaughter Motor Company, reports |
the sale Of one and onehalf ton
Maxwell truck to the Planet Petroleum
Company. of this city.
Tom Cooper of the Cooper Motor |
Company, and +. B. James OF the |
Ward Motor Company, have returned |
from Oklahoma City, where they at |
tended the Automobile Exposition, |
which was feature Of the past week |
there.
John Haddocll and Robert Heath, |
statesmen, and II. II. Johnson and |
Stanley Leachman OF the Leachman.
Johnson Motor Company. attended the
Oklahoma Automobile Show at Okla |
homa City. While there the members |
of the firm attended the Lincoln clinic |
which was one OF the Lincoln Com |
pany's features of the show.
New Studebaker Owners.
Tom Cooper Motor Company, an
nounces the sale OF the following cars |
for the past week: Studebaker Spe- |
cial Six Roadster to Roy Smith. VII. |
son; Studsbaker Light Six touring
car to Mrs. r. L. Davidson, city: |
Studebaker Light Six roadster TO Bob
Carson, Rexroat. and Studebaker Big
Six sedan to q. o. Gregg. Minneapolis.
Ford Roadsters Popular.
Ford roadsters were the vogue OF
the week, as indicated by the sales
list of the Leachman-Johnson Com
pany. local Ford representatives. The
deliveries are as follows:
X. Il. Thompson, Healdton Ford
roadster. Bass Furniture Company,
Ardmore, roadster; Swift & Co., Ard
more, roadster. l.. A. Daniels, Ard
more, roadster; Glenn Clelland, Writ,
roadster; w. c. Caudlll. Healdton,
touring: r. T.. Garrison. Ardmore
touring; C. W. Broadwaters. Wilson,
touring
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NASH COMPANY
GROWING FAST
From Twenty-Fourth to Eighth
Place in Four and Half
Years Is Enviable
Record Made.

During the past four and one.half
years the Nash Motor Company, has
advanced from twenty-fourth to eighth
place in the volume of business trans.
acted. according TO Ed Felmlee, presi.
dent OF the local Felmlee.Nash Motor
Company. Recently the company has
placed on the market its new six,
which it believes will continue TO re.
ceive the favorable attention that has
been accorded the preceding models.
Although the Nash experience in
building fine automobiles dates back
many years, the first automobile to
bear the Nash name was not placed
upon the market until the fall OF
1917. In this relatively short period
the Nash Motor Company. with bust
ness generally passing through the
abnormal conditions attendant upon
the war and subsequent period OF re-
adjustment, has attained position
in the front rank Of Americas automo-
bile concerns. Figures recently made
public show that the Nash Motor
Company, was one of the six automo-
bile manufacturers whose productions
were S4 per cent of all cars built in
this country last year
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lEAM SEPARATOR
USED IN OIL TEST

me cream separator heretofore con.
ID TO the placid routine OF farm life
been adopted by the automobile In.
TRY and put to work amid the hum
roar OF factory machinery. This is
at least In the big factories OF The
sh Motors Company, according to
: Felmlee Nash company here, where
sands Of dollars are saved each year
the motor test department by the
lamation Of oil through cream sep.
tors.
light ends, water and other foreign
stance, by means OF this process,
practically eliminated from the lub.
mt with the result that the reclaim.
oil Is very high in quality.
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OKLAHOMA AUTO
SHOW GREATEST
ONE EVER HELD
.rdmore Dealers Find Many
New Ideas Which viii be
Used in Local Show
Next Year.

SURPRISING anything Of its kind ever
tempted within the state, although
e crowds which attend did not equal
ose OF the combined TT. Worth
ock and Automobile Show, is the
rdict Of Ray Beede. Tom Cooper
Id +. Il. James. local automobile
alers. who have just returned from
Sixth Annual Automobile Show,
ID Style Salon, which has been n
ature of the Coliseum at Oklahoma
~ during the past week.
From out the huge success which
is the outcome OF the last years
ltomobile display, Oklahoma city
alers determined to create an epoch
state automobile history. That they
We succeeded admirably in carrying
I this resolve is the declaration OF
thousands Of visitors who throng.
into the capitol city from every
ate and adjoining states to witness
( exhibits Of 40 automobile dealers.
10 placed ON display over 15O differ.
cars, representing a total value
s250.0OO, and Of the large list of
cessory exhibits shown by automobile
ms from all section Of the Union.
light thousand people were in at.
ndance," said Il. Il. James of the
ard Motor Company, who was
est Of the Shelburbe Motor Com.
ny, Hupmobile representatives. dur.
2 the hsow. "The event was the
lest Of the kind l have ever wit.
ssed, and the display of machines
As a revelation TO all who have a
'e for the automobile"
In addition to the style salon, where
ing models were placed on display.
e features included Miss Effie Bur.
n' soprano soloist, Kaynor's Strand
Iartet, and Aurad's Novelty Orches.
l. which supplied music for the of.
noon and evening dances.
Local men who viewed the specta.
became absorbed with many ideas
lich were carried out, and are al.
ady planning the Inauguration Of
lture new to the local public at the
'omobile show next year.