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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09

''tIacs benz. 1abIstter pirfsr paioa 'pm ct
"""oo'. 5ualeu,s sunbheb fcrb,sr,s burtis.
svstt Aurttasre % ~lbbptt.t Of sGa bIip.r hnppia
n, '0"'' su'aa arniue.r. Iom ftabia briffsr af gan.
TIN 9ns. s ~
sr. w'qoosa .r 'arIie at anbs'aIe for Gpbrrtt.r. az
w. '''' GusIs. ba Der iff. Isb.s noa.u R.tfo for at
0''sS 6iar. 9oblsttsru. .r aarani,r,bs for Tile
~, '.'ss Hos.n suroa sn.r euat til sea ,u,r aisb.
sm ms1''ltas stsri, mibS.l. sGa.lonif % MibbsI
INV. "a. 'O'.r Inn en- iib.tsbsGabsb % iaIa.s nno.r
,,,.. earaHti. sob.ttsrn. .r pib.nffobaia pr,pa.
Iu'0'On'u'sn trpsa. % opIs'ss burtis / ganb.
W. s'a''ni0mA,Ih eaf,r af S.tt. sraS ran sr.c. benz
M, "'rlO' ID saborotorisr. bopri % ratio Be- tiIbs.
n. |" 'aa oosrbsoiit ON b.rss COB. RsiuItot,r. at b.
s.s,, "'oon'sr. BEN til enbosr 5iariraupbratt,r.
!, ONors 81 Batter for 81. S.nb iuaeu p,na,.
n. NaOn % bin sbr.s'. ct gr.pfort .r NOT =
On, .'ao sdboraturiss. Dept. sss, HOO Go,a Cola
sor, Nan'as sitp. Wo., % be to. Batter, nor for 100
s,-ssf SaHS. bill blios ',nbt pr. Bolt. g,tal goft.
as 0aVorto csb WobtussIisn. o. bpis bu lite
o., 4.'f n'so as'uItatsrn, inSsn 10 aoa,-bpis bin,
w S. % 'r 'unssrs. Iaaa,r nrsr, sGa liant or b,ltf r.
ts,.. % ve''s = bill bin. Beng. prompt bIiu. '.nst
M, y, Nh 'ts usb at auiaa. b.ti. lilbub. ba bu
osHatftt pto bsnne Saranti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09

fen bill NOT moatte inare for fine Orb.
s ale TiIfeIbe er BET befIaeeliet at
fremitaaenbe W9nb / bort Somfunb
ifal omtale fine Wobitmbere | i1ige
Srbelae. Det er ififfet iii at treffe
De offentlige Sorbanblinser neb.
Den pfonomiife Sitting.
De sfonomiife Sorbolo eioer fort
feet frembeles bet iamn1e gillcoe iorl
/ De nermeit foresaaenbe Waarlcber.
Ger ri,ger fremoeles iterf Depression
ooer grbperoslipet. gsnoerne Itaar
fig bebit. Oilers err oct ell panIfclia
Sib. gaabe @rporten % Smporten
minfer. S Sebrliar bar 5oIbinbt9g.
terne 2.S Wtin. Ser. MOB 81 Min. Ser.
/ Sebriiar ifior. S oe s fsrIte Maa.
neoer al inbepprenbe 9ubaetaor par
Solbinbtraberne 46.2 Dfiu. ar. MOB
$40 Win. Ser. / oct tiliparenoe Sibs.
r,rm forriee g,,bgetaar.
Sanbelsbalancen bebrer iis anige.
bel itabie, % Dor Sal,,ta bar ogiaa
beoret Jig ~betpbelis / ben iibite Waa-
neb.
8riIerne gaar lareiomt neboper.
Sra 15be Sani,ar til 15be Sebruor
bar Maopriierne minfet meb 5 pot.
Griierne paa Soroeicnbonme boloer
fig bsie, ON De END eaar langiomt
neoooer. 8aoroe Tom for 8rieen oor
tiliales for 10000 8r., itaar MI
10000 ar. Ien onigeoel CT Ser
liplie GfteripsrsieI efter 2anbeien'
BONNIE.
Oct er flere Seen paa Of Solf for
til at maroe fig op igicn citcr Slap
pelien iunoer % efter arigen. Sro
flere Scatter blir bet mcbbelt Of Ir'
bciostempoet itiger. Sper belle 2ar'
oct er Ser en- liplie Ipoprfnina a
Serb. Sra &ogalanb bpor 6olf bri
Der Iterft meb Ssuieapl iom ginG
ring, blir meboelt at gg~eproouftio
men ioar bar ppret bobbelt iaa ito,
Tom / set ~tiliparenbe Sibsafinit THOR
Siiferierne.
SiIferierne bar bapt Ell oanifelit
Sih, % / @inter er 2ofotiiifet oclpis
mislpffet. s belle Tieet er til Satl
inofiifet omfrina Is 0tia. Eorif, MOI
90 Miu. ben tiliparenoe Sib THOR. -
Men neutrality-suspicious. er goo
% Hriierne bra. Sriftsubeiitcrn
bar ppret libt minore emo iiior. 9tcl
/ Icrb.Icrae er Stilinsen aQieepc
misIig. s 2ofoten bar BET oGret Ii
oet Silt, bare oct babe mpb ificr, Of
/ Sinmarfcn sbelpg9er Tusicfobbcl
Siifet. &uslanb bar nplia fisbt 6il
for II DILL. Gr. her / 2anoet | e1
Sanbel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09

mo- onferencen or il6tGprlt Stats.
raab Wppincfel og Wtiniiter Sreens.
Spro9itrioen paaaaar Itabia. s
Ginter bar 90 Serrebsitprer frrpet
at 2anosnlaaI bIir benpttet / Ibnti.
niitrationen til GirfulGrer, Scemaer,
Sporifripelier paa S~enpenbelier ionl
er ifrepne paa SanbSmaal o. I. b.
9anbsntaalet er MI inbisrt / 1920
Sfolefreoie, % glirialmerne briiscs
/ 40 Girfer. Statsminiiter gIebr
uotalte nplig / Stortinect at Hesie.
riilgen pil itrppe efter at itabis flere
og flere Scemaer % Gepartements.
ifripelier blir ienot no paa Rpnorif.
Inbers Sfrebe.
Site Worts 1922. :
-
eeub "Gecprnh.g Soften" til SIrat % Senrer
/ bet sarrIe 2aub. 9rifer CT $500 pr. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
On spmmer bIantt NIabipIer Of ,

aammel 8labiolusmanb. S~nbeboIber is
larerise os unberbolbenbe 8apitler on
Gprfnins af Den bersmte 90 pppulerc
Sapcblomit. Ypperlisc Suuitrationcr.
On u~unbprrlie Saanbboe for SIomiters
e.Ifercn. Tris SOC. Specicl Yris fpr
OF c%nncntcr Zoe. She a%nunbien gu.
lliibins Co.. 9eeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Vanb
forbriber 9pnielus.
~'a''sfter Iast ! 9rifsepanssbeboIssre for.
't'ser ntst, brtnssr 8ierfra It'll at pore
harti8ere % torsser ttSbSttet at eGa.

sn'osr CpOrattsr at 5isrtra fan let b.fri fin Slot
W Sus % anbet ltsi, briuas Ssnisn. til at Dor,
ss'ns'r' % forsae bsr.s lbbstte al sGa Deb fun of
W. NtH.raI,r til b.rss 8riitepaub. a,tt. ofRaT.r
w srsS'rt.r. 'aa'om Cosrbrpsuius. S,btimsrins.
.-Pa'as oa Cosrfprsituina. 8. nsbosnbis, Rins.
"@t IAN M srhoIbss | bstosmme Sablettsr, iisnbt
rI Varatabs. suort eft.r at Ssni.ne bar b.spnbt
N'''tts bet nin.raIiierebe ganb. bill al Gus % aubst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Mnbrc Webbelelier.

Get rlsiiife SolfefomntiSiGrroa
pebtoa for en- Sih iiben of Oct rllsiiife
Sangit. oa Siiferonlraobc /. Norb-SS.
hapet ifiilbe naa 10 &partmil ltb fra
apiten fra @rpnier moo Sinlaub %
eitenfor. Oct ncrife lloenriasoepor.
teme,,t bar mcboclt Sooietreaierin.
gen / Woifpo at oct life fau eobfien.
&c bernie l1bnioelie iom itriber moo
Solferetsreelerre o9 itrnQcr noe Den
Saneit. oa Siifepirfiomheb iom nor.
ifc Sanaitfolf fra aanuucl Eio bar
brepet / bisie Sarpanb.
Stcrtineet bar forfaitct ct Scrilae
ON at neoi9tte Stemmerc tSarpnien
fra % til 81 s(ar. SoriloQet bIep
ncSncteret meo 81 moo AZ Stemmer.
Som for meobclt bar Norif 9anb.
manosicrbunb i~oranoret tit Mann til
norif gonoelae. Men III bar Srga.
ni'ationer norif 9onbcs % Snloa,
brieerloa 9iort Srtbiiaelic berinoS
ioct set brpber at be TO Napne fan
iorperIes. 2anomanosfcrbllnbet bill
life bsie lnoa, % III, ifal Sagen for
Hetten.
Roraes Snbuitrifprbiinb holbt ei
fort 9anbSmsbe / Hococoialeu
@ranb Sptel / &riitiaria 23bc
Wtarts. 8eneralbireftsr Glatou bler
palgt til Sornlanb.
9anbetS Sfolebireftsrer bar nnIiq
holbt Isbe / Sopeoitoben. &c no,
iamlet omfring IA Gage og i,btaItC
fla ON Ell RGffe uigtiac Sfoleipsr9s
maaI. Sfolcoircftsrernc tilroabebe al
set blir obliaatpriif SplGrina / Slis.
itel label peo Solfeifolcrne Tom Der
observation-disclosures &c uotalte fig
pgiaa for tpilrgen Sortirtteliesifolc
ioaoel / gpcrlte TOM paa 2anoet. :
gpgoerne ma Sprtirtteli les IfolernC
bIi paa minoit s Tiger.
Gen befienbtc 9ontminiitaaitotor
Wartin Sranmrl er al 'Seieiterei
ibsmt 4 WaaneberS S9naiel for l1til'
bsrlise Sfripcrier lilloer Storitreifcr
flor.
Eli Torges llbie,oinger neb Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
fra DOS.

.-uorten. ceiling at gpis Serreb.
s.;s eirfe. gpis JpIfemnieuut. Gam.
,,s;.,n a gpis. Bots Sfpslas. gin.
Ar, 9Ipbroer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09

Wobtoa grsptIaH.u Of D. D. D.. % ben aiorbe MIG
ica ulsa,t apbt. at iea III en- SLATE fra Sppthttet. ION
~btIbrebtt mig for Barriers Sth. Sooot haot Nere
Saatr % ubaipst $50. ans bruats Salptr. ION, intst
apot aioroe. Ran life pri't Gsrts d. ID. D. ~fDrrleatt.
o.. ". SoItue, SaIbutu. "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Nrbeibsleoiabe6eu.

Sanet paa grbeibslcoise bar alG.
beIiapis aftaget ieien. Sor en- Maa'
nebs Sio iiben bar Der ann1elbt nG'
item $4,000 I%rbcioslebiee / 2anbct
men nj, er Salet iunfet I'll omfring
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
SbrGt.

s 50.4ilometerS.H enbet torllo for
Solmenfoloagen bapoe De norlfe Sit
lsbere iaar Den Sort of SinlGnbernc
Collins % Nifu beiatte De 3 fsritc
Glaoie. Wten De nprife 2sbere bill
pisielia life b9nae meo Sopeoet for
oct. Ipitc Gang pil De nof msoe op
ieien % eisre fit bebite.
s Soplsbene bGpbebe Ncrom9rloe'
ne iia iaor iom for. Geb Solmcnfol'
renoct fit Saralb Gfern 8%ongepofa'
len % Iarpe gonna 9amepofaleil.
8. @rettumsbradten fit lite Yrrmic
/ fsrlte alasie oe Fb. Strsmitao TT
2oen 9rpmie. s 9Ibite &lasie fit S.
ariitofferien lite Yrrmie, % / pngitc
alasie blep g. Sitern 0r. 1. 6.
strsmitab eiorbe BET beoit / 2oen
Glasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
paif bort
3nciaar!

stoer en AZ Suo'naeou1ut., gaIser. aret'er. eficI.
Sfuro tltr Gsemn / upaeu Jprrni ezuqter bu sitsr
ben bsrcIietnbt. ~a'fislsnbs Jprusmnt.Ii.. ipm iubtrr.
Der noar Rlser pphsrsri Qrsp bd d. D. d. preierips
ton, BEN forntloeube @afi. Der gioer eiuorino fra bet
kttolif BEN orotnees. Oar Is aars Srtrtacrg-
autuosr of grepe fra tafnemIia. Dati.uitr ~oubefolsr
big otnns 9Gg.s Rettpt, 2ns uoal, foo at bisie Srtrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Si9lp til Hnslanb.

Ger er MI iamlct inb cmfring
100000 &r. til Siplp for, De nsbli.
bcnbe / Iilslano. 90 5ribtiof Ian.
fen arbeiber lise ufortrsbent for at
hirlpe. San refer fra 9anb til 2ano
og paapirfer Spinionen / europa
TOM ineen anben til bcbIte for oct
n~s6lioenbe Tolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Saler til aac ON q. D. D.

Seq Ito be Fbfte ii aor. "a oft lea prsoet - melt
26asrs Rtetptsr isIp SnS'prsituiuetr gru1sue. %
uubsr MiIitGrtisueit,u 9noiprsttuiuasr / Rpsa.u.
eiproe tffe bet Tltubitt apot.
Soap er ita ftpIt ptb at fat. ar upele foo Jlnfer az
d. d.. d. bar uuiteu heIbr.bst mig for ben forhoote
Spaopm. Seq pmtaIsr D. D. d. Ill oas leg fienb.r /
iaums Jprfdtnine % taller b.rpm eubpa I'll Irertuttee
Iibenbt osraf. JorItoeu Soa Tom en- Den. 'pul haohe
Itet al Sessuto, % tatfeoe mig for GnltaIsr atD. ID.
". 3aSpar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
SfiIsberen 3. @rsttumsbrooten er

Sfilsberen S. @rsttumsbroate1l err
en- bierp Scar. Son beltog / II ailo.
meters 2angrenbet % boppeoe efter.
paa Al % 43 ~. meb 2 afbrnfne
Ribben.
S bet internotionale Sfsitelsb paa
Samar nplie fog Rorbmanben Ole
Slien fsrite 9greSpris. 8calb Car.
fen blen Ger. 9 / BET internationole
Sfsitelsb | Seliinefors.
Nf1sret Spiritihmeoinm.
Oct banife Spiritiimcbium Giner
Hielien gioroe fine Saaer baarlie Der
/ Horee. Web graif og 9ram bleo
ban intrcouceret for Oct norife 9rbIi-
finn al Horbmonoen 8roiesior S9.
ger. Set blep fortalt of iinber Sean.
cerne itrsnncoe oct ipnlig SeIcplas.
ma no al hans 99ie oe Wrtb. Der
blep bsitibelig ubn9pnt EFT apntroI,
fon1ite paa Ell 5-6 Meolenmer ION
ifliloe opern9re en- R9ffe Seancer.
3ontronen braete for Oa9en at Oct
iaafalbte "Seleplasmo" por Silfe,
eller 8a5e'SIs iom ira @nbctarmcr
Dor bragt op / Wlinbhulen. IaC
Weolenmer al aontrolfomiteen pal
eniee ON of SGnomenet bar ,iegte
% Siaifoen Dor ioa flor iom ocr oper,
bopeoet fllnoe BIZ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Hlcre Mars Sioelier.

Seq Ib / fem Nar az ben prrit, Sling orni .l.r tsrre
etteria leg bar iett. grsost oft bert % I1it ON iautt
ire Saaer. Jtf tuatu 2iroriua. 2n'te tufoft on
J.. d. d. % foriegt, en- prso,. Oct ainre. mig scbt
% iea nj Ell fnlo StcrrtI'es 5laffs. o. for iea hoooe
brugt 6oIooeItu par ita %htlbr.ott. % Ct psbbItnet bell
brtott I Be FIRE aor hotn. bo irttt 3tau bar riit Na.
gNiufanf = RutIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Ere 9Geer taser fell. Gu Tlafe
al D. D. D. brdate Siuortna.

Seq bar bruat D.. d. d. ioortcis- fotu lea ~ en-
Suoipebor, iom tire Eager lie fuuoe trrtrs. On 5Idfs
AZ ID. D.. ID. furertt ben prompt. Seq tan aubtfolt ben
Sui.t men Is a. Sa ;,s 81 nasnt, sposon. 3. saa
~rt'sr,r. til mig. nm. ~2ofontaiut.
500 Columbia Str,,t Scrortpu so
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09
Vrppehasfe uofsrer strbeiset.

IS srups STREET. Gsaia. Taasf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-09

fen bill NOT MATTE inare for fine Orb.
S ale EiIfeIoe er BET befIaeeIist at
fremitaaenbe W9nb / bort Samfunb
ffal ontale fine Mobitmbere | Iige
Srbelae. Oct er ififtet iii at trpffe
De offentliee Sorban6linaer neb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
RUBAY PREPARES
TO MAKE AUTOS
Prominent Body Designer
Plans Car Modelled on
Foreign Style

Leon Rubay. long known I'm the
trade az designer and producer
Of fine automobile bodies, * expect
ed to add the production of n ear to
his record. Preparations are get
ting under way quietly at tho plant
OF the RubHy company. Cleveland.
to produce an automobile that shall
have ns distinctive features In It's
chasls, us those which have been in
corporated I'm bodies which Rubay
has designed for number of we'll
known manufacturers in the Indus
Try.
OF tho car itself little is dlyulgcd.
Mt this time. II In designed after
European practice. and II ~ hinted
that tho Job will be of exceedingly
clean appearance mechanically. II
IL to bo Hight In weight though OF
ample size. In the original plan 1t
was laid out along metric lines, and
these are now In process OF being
translated into suitable English
equivalents AS each OF the chief
units In the car are thus reduced to
domestic measurements drawings OF
them are being submitted to some OF
the principal sources of supply In
the parts field. and quotations
asked
| Naturally car OF the character
| that In expected from such a source,
and under the direction of Rubay.
will appeal to those buyers who are
able to pay well for vehicles which
suit them. This does not necessarily
mean the highest price, but price Is
being subordinatcd to quality and
value. both In the units and in the
plan for the finished vehicle.
Production Is to bo inaugurated
on n moderate scale at the Rubay
plant. which IL OF adequate size for
the requirements projected. Built
during the war for production In
connection with aircraft, the factory
was later turned to the manufacture
OF automobile bodies. This has in
volvod tho production OF fine Gus
tom bodies as woll as the manufac-
turo Of such equipment on Jobs that
have been distinguished for their
pleasing appearance. At tho same
time the company has designed bod
los and furnished tools for their
manufacture to automobile concerns
which have had their own body
shops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
4 prH Auto Shipments
Shoe 35 Per Cent Gain

April shipping statistics on pas.
seugur cars ana trucks sent out May
2 by the National Automobile Cham
her ot Commerce indicate that pro-
duction IN the month exceeded that
OF April l"2l, by 30 per cent. The
April shipments were also grcater
than those OF March, 1929, by "a
per cent The totals reached We're
SO,2OO carloads, 22,5O0 driveaways
and 5000 10y boat,
The statistics We re completed on
complete reports from factories that
produce about SO per cent Of all
motor cars and trucks. Using this
percentages as a basis, tho Cham
her estimates that 213,O0O cars and
trucks weJe produced by all makers
in April.
The heaviest shipping previously
recorded was in March 1870, when
gases carloads and 57.723 drive
.aways and boat shipments were
made" the chamber bulletin sets
out, I'm that period approximately
100000 cars aud trucks were pro-
duced," -..----------,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
NoWest MaxlCeH Car
Holds Many Records

4 summary Of records established
by the Maxwell over IA period of
three or four years was received
last week by the Smith Motor COM
pany, distributors for the car in this
territory. Among the more import
ant of the 2S or more listed by Ray
MacNamara OF the Maxwell engi-
noering department. who drove the
ear on majority OF Ats test runs,
are:
Detroit to indianapolis. s1i miles
In S hours IS minutes, beating the
best train time by almost an hour
and n half. San Francisco TO Los
Angeles, economy test run, 37.6 miles
TO the gallon: los Angeles to san
Diego and return--aNerag speed,
Sl.9 miles per hour. san Francisco
to Los Angeles ana return on Lark
schedule for eight consecutive days.
beating the lark's time on all but
ono of the trips, and then only com
ing in five minutes later than the
train.
Another notable record set up by
the Maxwell and one that was
staged in southern California, was
the worlds -motor-stOp record.
established Ia November and De-
combcr OF 1916 and part OF
January 1917. the car being started
on November 23, 1916. and running
continuously up to and including
January b, 1917, when after eXperi-
encinE five days OF almost continu-
! Gus rain, the test was ended. In this
record run the Maxwell ran total
/ OF 22,O22.S miles, or an average OF
| bO0,5 miles per day; a maximum
gasoline average OF 2S.33 miles per
gallon and a minimum daily average
| OF lS.2 miles per gallon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
MAXWELL. CARS
SHOW INCREASE
Company President Says
Automobile Industry
Outlook Good

According 10 an announcement
made Tuesday by William Robert
Wilson, president OF tho Maxwell
Motor corporation. production OF
this company for the first quarter
OF 1922 was $40 per cent more than
for the first quarter Of last year.
our business has shown a steady
ana gratifying Increase ever sine g
tho announcement OF the new series
Of tho Maxwell last November" said
Wilson, and during April the dc
tnaud for this car 80 far exceeded
our greatly increased production Cf-
forts that we entered May virtually
slN weeks behind on orders.
Every effort Is now being made
10 care for the urgent requests Of
our dealers for cars ana our pro-
duction for May will be considerably
ahead ut April with n atm further
Increase assured for June. We are
now at the high mark OF our em-
pluyment In the various plants OF
the Maxwell Motor corporation. ard
more men arc being added daily TO
assure increased production. About
$500 have been added to the pay
roll since the first OF the year. Many
departments are wo-Kirg day and
night and much new machinery has
been installed to stimulate proddc-
tiou. All our reports from the field
Indicate that tho prosperity Of the
motor car industry 10 due t. con-
tinue and we are preparing our
selves accordingly"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Although the horse power Of the
Lafayette Is advertised as 100. the
Lafayette factory reports that a
standard Lafayette engine will de-
velop rs horse power on tho dyna-
momcter at 2,9i0 revolutions per
minute. with a high-peaked power
curve the Lafayette engine delivers
an unusual degree OF power at high
engine speeds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
AUTO HEAD TELLS
OF TRADE REVIVAL
President Of Buick Com
pany Explains Why
Business Is Good
DEALERS OPTIMISTIC
Reason, II Is Explained Is
Increased Value Of Crops
and Products

-
AddrcesluE Fuup eighty Buick
dealers from nll points of suu'horn
California, ut % luncheon hold lu
Los Nup.I,. i,HrriIr. 1l ~ Basaott,
president. uuu O. T STRONG ErUctHl
mlra MANAGER of inu Buick Motor
compaui. rtHo tui.. that hold tho
closr ut,.rtIou OF H,r audience.
Bass,it.r HIHr..- .uaa "a survey Of
general Du.Iu.... conditions ihruugu .
out thr ,ou.N... which was covered
I'm n m4.frIIt uI. md which filled
his h,ul,Is wit. optimism. because
IL bore tho STAMP tf authenticity
from sources thBt could not be
doubted. Str0u. dwDu In driail on
gomo Of tho pruhIoma confronting
tho motor cnr J.lF,Ja Of today aud
the methods uUt no force. and
rinunod tu iu,I. .., Tho efficiency uf
the Hlrondv urIuu, authorized Buick
service ..sU,m which now covers
the crfiru United States.
"T hn,o been fuwly Impressed"
snid BnssotI. "by iho general inn
proved conditions and tho increased
optimism on the part of our doal-
ers CVcryWhpTr. an optimism. by
tho way. which has been more
marked during tho past two months.
In cNcrv section there has been a
sound fundamental reason for this
In many cases II In the IMPROVEMENT
I'm tho market value OF wheat, corn,
oafs. cotton hogs, wool Or the vnrl-
GUS prnducts that are vitallv import
ant To the sections In which they are
grown. For instance, hO-cont corn
md SO hogs in Iowa mean an addi-
tional $4,000, 600 to the state.
r..,o,. Az, uu,i,c
''
ono or the hloSt liipoI tnut l@.'ul @
cations or a resumption OF norinnI
conditions IN business /" the ~
creased buyihg OF lrelbut cur =; ~
January ana f'hiuhrS 'uc eid, onin ~
or TINS country putcnas'u S1,V0V
new iiclEht 'hlH' Whllc III az ol re !
tho numbcr was nut "V'uuu' ~ rlI,
road, by inc way. ~ u Wohuollul
barometer ol general busihess con-
dlllonH
FARMERS hle start'nb " purVIuHe
automobiles. Thc publlc, III general,
IL reaIlzinE therc VIII be no more
vertical price drops. itethll pIlVcs
Tor cars nave renamed IeiatINey
firm Tor tho past bO DAYS
Reports OF the comptroller OF
currency show that the financial al
fairs OF the country are better than
they have been since l0l9' ana mai
cate conclusiVcly that the peak OF
liquidation was passed bctWcch
September and December ~ Ihe
war finance Corporation reports
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Merrill FINDS business "Amn,Ing. -

Automotlvc sales have increased
"amazIagly' throughout the coun-
try declares Il. PM Merrill. Of the
sales diyifion Of G. H. wis and
company after completing am ocean
10 ocruu" tour Of willis Saintc Claire
distributors and dealers. AN indi-
cations point to a continuance OF
heavy buying all year" ho asserts.
business Is much better in all soc
tlons really good In most states and
remarkably strong In many Dis
trihutors ana dealers feel moro en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Announcement has been made by
the Malone Tire company of Malone,
y. Y. that IL IS bringing out one
piece inner tube. The Republic Rub
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

An Increase in production Of 900
per cent since January l, 1922. Is
the record established to date by
the Haynes Automobile company,
Kokomo. Ind, according to figures
given out hy Alton q, Seiherling,
Vice president ana general manager
OF The company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

couragod than they have In two
years"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-11
POLICEMEN SHOT IN e
CHICAGO LABOR WAR
Shooting of Officers Follows Running
Fight in. Which Killers
Elude Police.
by Associated Press Leased wire.)

Chicago, Ill. - Two policemen were
shot and killed, another wounded and
two buildings bombed early today in
disorders police attributed to labor
warfare. The shootings were followed
by a running pistol fight in which the
killers eluded police.
Charles G. Fitzmorris, chief of po-
lice, Immediately ordered every po-
liceman on duty and directed that all
labor leaders of whatsoever calibre be
brought in. 81 have ordered detention
of every man who may have any in
formation Of the workings of labor at
tacks," he said.
Although the killings and bombings
were in different parts of the city, po-
lice believe they were directed by a
single band, desiring to express re-
sentiment at enforcement of the Lam
dis wage award.
Since the labor war began thousands
of dollars worth of property has been
destroyed and scores of persons in
jured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-11
tBy Associated Press Leased Wire

Washington, D. C. - Possibility of
the outgrowth of the romance of Miss
Mary Culberson, 21-year-old daughter
of Senator Culberson of Texas and
Alexander E. Robertson, British war
veteran, being taken to the state de-.
partment, was seen today in some quar-
tiers as Robertson again went into con-
ference with British embassy officials.
The British veteran laid before en-
bassy officials today further informa-
ton to support his charges that be-
cause of his affection for Miss Culber-
son. he was kidnapped by private de-
tectives and that these detectives at
tempted to railroad him out of the
countryN
Indications were seen in the state
ment issued last night by R. Leslie
Craigie, first secretary of the embassy,
after the initial conference with Rob-
ertson,t that the war veteran had to
some extent at least, impressed en-
bassy officials with his story. The
statement said "the embassy are in
clined to consider that certain aspects
as presented call for further ,investiga-
tion."7