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Evening star., 1922-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BoUkS-Schooi ard college text books fiction,
bound novels. recent. popular and standard
bling oi send small lets: Will call for larS.
quantities Pcarlman's hook Shop. 933 q II.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.
DIAMONDS, ETC-C.uttuues

DIAMOND RING tlady's). Tiffany; reason
able. 1855 South Ca. .olina ave. Sc.
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an l,lI. -l-i-S.u.-> t-NrrtIeM- nv
,utely NECESSARY See Mr. Blum beteen and
10 am Cast.iber< Nat. Jewei:y Co. ssS Ps
Evening star., 1922-11-29

GROCERIES, dei:catessen soda fornta ,
good northwest location: doing nice business
well stocked So 800. Address Box l4O-B. Star
Evening star., 1922-11-29

WILL SELL. stat onery. sho sh ne and cigar
business doing over $3.50 week: easy terms
.d,,,a.s Rov p.o-R Office
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MEN in uem hid for Positions as mrcnautca.
sud ar, hite, turnl craftsmen paying SS5 to $io"
q week II you carpenter; machinist.
mason. hricxlayer. etc. or II you nave naa 10
,;,srs Columbia School Of Drafting. 18th and
-. North S12.
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Four in One Shingles. new. per square $50
Shovel. Soc; pick. 69c: rake. 69c. Combira
tiun all three 81 80
Government Lanterns. 6oc.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER co
9Th and c SITS. 5th and Fla. ave. ne
southwest. Camp Meigs
Salesmen at Both Offices
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Sedans! Sedans! Sedans,
Bucks. I,odees. Es>aI and tiorIs: also
some real bargains Il coupes OF diferea.
tsadard makes.
Terms or trade a. the right price
A. j. SlAELER & SON
4ch l.
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EVERYTHING MUST GO-Apartment for
| rent Handsome walnut bedroom suite. ma
| hagony chest of drawers, bird's-eye maple
dresser. chiffoDler two chairs. library tables.
wardrobe, dining tables. chairs. refrigeratOrs.
iady's desk. s:deboard. china closet. rockers.
three-Quarter bed complete, gas range. odd
pieces and rugs. oak chinoniers and dresser.
fine melton overcoat. size 40; cheap; ali this
1897 CUlumhia road
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PERSONAL

RusINEss ANNOUNCEMENTS
MATTREsSES. FEATHER BEDS
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
fed At uust reasonable prices. Let us
call. give estimate. Prompt deliveries sna
satisfaction assured
EAGLE BEDDING CO..
Main 7iy&y2 lib 7th O. 0.0
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de work. preferably around
atara Add, ess RoS .:S:2 R Star Ortice go.

iIFPICAI, position desired hy law sr,rrut:
experienced Address Box 26s II, star Office
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. enpe. ienced. Wishes
nnsit m Frank 9s l4I4 18th 1t. NV ~
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FATE OF FRANTIs HOWA7

kS WILLIAMS. drceased--Letters, Y
tamentary upon tie estate OF Francis Hes
ard Williams: decea sed. having been gransd
FRANCIS CHURCHILL WILLIAMS, all ps,3
sons indebted to the said estate are
ouested to make payment. and those W.
Without delay at the office OF the said 81.
panv. Nos 325-33l Chestnut street. PAU
delph!a. ,-,r
President,
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CHAPTER V
Narpiny TOuvue'S Plot


"DEACE"' cried the Indian Lost
1 People to Jack. Janet and Red
Wing
"Pcacc,,' The squaws and pappoosHs
joined in the chorus with the braves
Al held up their hands with palms out
ward
Jack and Janet didn't understand
Indian talk. They didn't know the Lost
People were saying peace But the
way the Indians held their hands told
them the Lost People were friendly.
As for Red Wing. he was much
nStonished when the Indians talked in
hi4 own tongue. That showed him that
NJ one time they had been of his own
tribe,
Whence come you:" asked Spotted
Tail.
From across the waters answered
Red Wing. land over the wall
An eagle carried th"m,' cried our
the squsws ard pappooSo>. A great
eagle carried tn" red spirit and two
white spirits here.
Red Wing did not answer that. II"
Iircw that while the Lost People cried
'Gcace' now. something might happen
to turn them against the children. In
Via, case it would he good thing 20
have the Indians think them spirits.
They wouldn't dare harm spirits.
whereas they wouldn't be bit afraid Of
two boys and a girl.
Indeed, some one already was plotting
OWL against them. That some one was
Wagginz Tongue. TIE biggest boastrr
among the Indians. Whgging Tongue
had been hoasting VIXEN Jack and Janet
and Red Wing came sliding down the
side Of the wall hanging ON 10 fappir :
eagle, He had been boosting that ho
wouldn't be afraid to fight spirits even
though they came riding on an eagle.
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And then Jack and Janet and Red Wing
had landed ker,hump on top of him,
soaring him out Of his wits.
And Wagging Tongue had been the
first to flee and the fastest to run. TLr
|ther Indians had fled. too. but they
rad Knocked WGgsng Tongue because
ID" had boa>tCd Ihal If spirits should
come he would stay to fight them,
50 Waggins Tongue secretly plotted
GSainSt Jack and Janet and Rcd Wing
iio slyly whispered among tue other
Indians.
'Thosc arc not real SPIRITS" ho said
"Thcy are just children who wcr. ror.
r!ed away from their homes by an eogla
and dropped here. They may bring uS
lil-fortune. Let us drive them out into
the woods where the monster bears will
cat them
Some Of the other Indians. puzzled
tT the manner in which the children
Lad come to the island. believed this
l;ut they did nor dare touch .Jark n =,
Janet or Rel Wing.
You drive them away" thcv whis.
F"rcd to WngGjng Tongue, Show now
brave you are
Wagging Tongue. for all his talk, was
afraid to do this. lie didn't dare touch
Jack or Red Wing, but Janet looked
Just like harmless little girl. He
might drive her into the woods to br
eaten by tn" bears, II" suddenly seized
Janet by the wrist and started toward
the forest
But as Wagging Tongue grabbed her
hc felt something under the hand that
grasped Janets wrist. lie looked down
10 see what it was. Then he gave a
great cry Of fear, let go Of Janet and
dropped TO his knees, holding up his
hands as if begging for mercy.
What was it Nagging Tongue had
felt under his hand:
Why it was Janct's wrist watch-a
present to her at her last birthday.
Why was Wagg!ng Tongue so scared
I;ccause he saw the little sccond hand
oi the watch moving and he heard the
watch ticking. He thought it alive-a
s,rang" kind OF living charm.
Tomorrow will be told how the tiny
watch helps Jack, Janet and Red Wing
still mOre.)
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NS ESTATE OF CATHAKINE n. -

49, ESTATE OF CATHAKINE II.
w DOWELL. deceased - Letters tests.|
mentary upon, the estate Of CathsrIs2|
to FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. snS|
CHARLES MCDOWELL. all persons
debted to the ssf estate are reauesteo, ~
against the same to present them. wlthoS
delay, at the office Of the said COMPANY
Nos. 325-33l Chestnut street Phliase.pnA
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21
NEW JERSEY FARMS

DESIRABLE HOME AND FARM-splendId
siS-room house. bath. gas range, hot and
system. garage. poultry buildings. s acres:
100 peach. d apples cherries; includes flock
poultry; price $4,000. $1,000 cash balance
easy terms. Write. also send for illustrated
Farm Catalogue. Bray & MacGeorge, Vine.
land. n j, N
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SRN< MAWR

=: ~ rbur"b roag ~ ryt pnshSy,s
Church: reasonab ble IL sold at once. Di
Charles W. Barber. Ardmore. Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GOO block y. lTth at. /
). W.C goth e. Poplar
1905 Master ~.
1906 lngersoll st.
o453 = BOuvier st.
nnJI " TrOnpgCD AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21

80 ESTATE OF EMMA l.. ROBSON, ts|
* Ccnsed-Letters testamentary upon ~
es,ate OF Emma l.. Robson. deceased: ESN
ing been granted TO FIDELITY THuNl
all persons indebted TO the 11|
estate are requested TO make payment.
those having claims against the same ~
present them. without delay. at ths oni@
the sad company. Nos 825-33l Chestnut -
Philadelphia. ,.,,, ouar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21

J 100 block y B0uyier
26l5 ". Lehigh ave.
4540 y. Marv.ns ST.
502f y. 10Th st.
1900 block y. 18th st.
1900 block ~, l7th a.
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
The Lost People
BY DADDY

Jack and Janet 90 with Red Wing,
the hdian boy. to the Island Of Yes
tcrday whcrc dweH the isdian Lost
Pcopic. Shm IN by hioh ~alls. The
Lost Pcople think the children are
sDirits
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it|s5sss5 ESTATE OF JNO. a. CRANE. pS
w. ceasfd-Letters testamentary upon tn1
estate Of Jno. A. Crane. deceased. hsyiSd
hen granted 10 FIDELITY TRUST gu
PANY ami EMILE NJ. CRANE, all pers1
trSehted 10 the said estate are requested VI
Wake payment. and those having claima|
asainst the same to present them. withos
Seiay. at the office OF the sad company
''''' WILLIAM P, GEsT. N
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H. J. Easy, 18th & Thompson
INVESTMENT or SPECULATION

II houses near Broad and Boulevard, 0
rooms and bath, porch. SEIDMAN & FRIED
MAJ. G4N DreNel RLdg Lombard 9lsR
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

r..;ya ESTATE OF HENRY 4. H0@2
~ NICKEL. deceased - Letters tsga1
FTBELlTY p'f5fEL 1TRstsTn naS;o CoMpANY ana
LIAM f. BRENNAN. Esquire. all peree
Indebted to the said estate are requested
against the same to present them, withe
delay. at the office OF the said ,compsn
Nos. 325-33l Chestnut ct. Philadelphia.
WM. p GEsT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21

-, ESTATE OF JOHN l.. DERRICKsoS

t<Sgy-I ESTNTF OF JUHN l.. DERNIVhSvN,
~ decca sed-Leuers OF administraile1
C. I, a. upon the estate of John l.. Derrtsl
son. deceased. having bean granted TO t3|
DEfITY TRUST COMPANY. all persons
debted TO the said estate are requested N
make payment, and those having clair
against the same to present them witnoS
deiay AZ the office OF the said company, NOT
so5.33l Chestnut St. Philadelphia
WILLIAM p. GEST,
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

room store house. bath. elec light, gas
hot-water heat, on Germantown-Pcrkiom
riks at Plymouth Mce,ing trolley passes
door: 10 miles city Hall large stone barn
and garags: orchard old shade. lawn.
B. u. LISTER son, 56l2 Gin. ave
ANY CHURCH orphanage or chiIdren's
summer home or rest place. % miles from
Philadelphia should call on J. Louis Eates
1924 Real Estate Trust Bldg
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saS an application will he made 20
Governor Of the state 81 ,,,n, pHnmsyIya1InSs To1I -
uei Camitta. Jr., and Samuel l.: Cens
under the Act Of Assembly OF the ComntsS
wealth Of Pennsylvania. entitled an LIMP
lion OF certain corpora lions" approved
20, 1874, and the supplements thereto
called Dorothy X. Halpern building =, -
Loan Association, the character ana PA 1csS
OF which Is to conduct a building anc anSc.,stoN w
and for these purposes to have ana sss3Sl
and enjoy all the rights. benefits ana NV
ileses OF the said act Of Assembly sns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GOLDMAN .
STONE. ..u.,..rs. :
7et-oe Ysnnsylvsnis s'ess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
MANY features
MARK new CARS
Great Variety of Locks and
Patents. Intended to Pre-
vent the Theft of
Automobiles

OF the notable features which have
come to light in recent shows is the
changed appearance Of the front OF
the car through the adoption of auto
matte cooling devices A number OF
these appeared last season, but the
practice has now become more gen.
eral. especially those with the ther-
mostatic regulations.
Another external feature is the va.
rious forms Of vizors or shades pro.
jecting from the top of the wind.
shield frame Automatic wind shield
cleaners which operate pneumaticaIN
In rain or snow eliminate much Of
the annoyance of driving under the
conditions as well as tending toward
greater safety
For devices designed to protect
against theft there are many new
locks and alleged burglar proof inven.
tions. Merely relying upon switch
key IS no protection against the ex.
pert car hief, who knows how to
tamper with the ground wire and
then depart with the switch locked.
Nor does locking the doors Of a
closed car afford much security. for
too many keys fit these doors. Vari.
Gus ingenious types of gear lever.
steering wheel and ignition locks will
interest the visitors. A device which
prevents the theft of the motometer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Dull Cares Laid Aside
By ArdmOreite Carrier
Boys Who Have Picnic

Dolled-up in their Sunday best
ON Saturday night before. Hand
some" "T-Bono Effie" Bcrge,
Chilli" George, "Skeeter", Ray
Moot Everett, Paul-weI, two
dozen In all-carrier boys of the
Daily Ardmorcite, Eathere at the
home of J. T. Horton last night
for regular boys party. Ice
cream. cake-and plenty of both,
was enjoyed between dances.
Then comes the best part at
8 O'Clock Sunday morning, when
the whole bunch. in overalls and
old clothes, begged off from sun
day school. will go to Washita
River TO spend the day fishing and
enjoy q picnic.
This is the first party OF spring
for the carrier boys and if the
Fishing trip is as great success
as the porty last night there's
liable to be more than one paper
delivered late Monday afternoon.
The kids win still be celebrating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
TIRE PRICES REACH BEDROCK AND
PRODUCTION HAS BEEN INCREASED
DEALERS EXPECTING BETTER SALES

Tire prices have reached bedrock.
ana the next change will be almost
essentially upward is the conclusion
reached by Ardmore tire representa-.
tives whose belief is based on recent
bulletins and communications direct
from Ohio and Eastern tire centers.
business in general, and the tirs
business in particular, an Ardmore
tire representative firmly declares. il
on the upgrade. Financial condi.
uons are very much better than they
were n year ago" he said. but the
TIRE industry must expect to pass
through the same evolution that every
other industry has experienced. There
is bound, also. to be n shrinkage in
competition. The period of the sur.
vival of the fittest is now, at hand
II am confident that there will be
a brisk demand for tires in the
/'ring, and | believe there will be a
shortage Of tires. This is why There
are at the present time ten million
cars in the United States and Canada.
The 1922 automobile production sched-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

ule calls for the production Of mil.
lion cars during the year. This nee
essarily means that there will be a
demand for sixty million ears during
the coming year, a demand it win be
impossible TO supply in view of the
present stocks at hand.
"TEe tiro manufacturers have been
fighting each other, but this is going
to stop, for they have found that it is
impossible to make money ut the pres
ent scale OF prices We are bound to
experience good times during 1922.
They will come to some sections be.
fore others. but first those who have
their houses in order.
Times are far improved in the
Southwest" the dealer concluded.
much better than could have possibly
been expected The level-headedness
of the business men and farmers, the
relief afforded by the War Finance
corporation loans and the excellence
of the natural resources, are due the
credit for the excellent financial status
that exists in this district at the pres.
ent time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
INCREASED SALES
OUTCOME OF Big
annual EXHIBIT
Local Dealers Report Ac-
tive Business During Past
Week; Prospects are the
Result of the Show

Out of the Fifth Annual Automobile
snow which WAS the premier feature
a Ardmore activities this spring. has
sHfne the realization to Ardmore au.
tomobile dealers, through which the
snow was made possible of the wide
spread interest in automobiles which
mas manifested itself not only within
the city, but in other parts of the
state
sales reports coming out of the
local establishments last week show
an increase-a far wider interest i'm
automobile Drying-sales coming large
~ from the outlying districts from
which visitors came during the show.
such an interest is due to the high
standard of perfection which has been
attained by automobile manufacturers
since the war. Never before has
there been such magnificent dis.
play Of machines that embody beauty
refinement, and at the same time tho
strength and service which every own
sr demands of them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Ford Goes in High.

The Leachman-Johnson Motor Co..
has experienced big hike i'm sales
records, reporting the following de.
liveries made during the past week:
Writ Mercantile Co. Writ. tour.
ing
r. L. Ledbetter, Ardmore, roadster.
g. c. Wiginton, Healdton. touring.
j. T. Evans, Newport. touring.
Herd-Bailey Co., Ardmore, truck.
r. Baird. Wilson, coupe.
g. l.. Allen. Fox. roadster.
X. c. Russell, Wilson, touring.
Dewey Pruett. Healdton. touring.
\. w Carter Fox, roadster.
t. p. smith. Writ. touring.
John A. Zellner, Ardmore. touring.
w, II. White, Overlook. touring.
I. II Hughes, Brock, touring.
Il. +. McCrory, Ardmore. Fordson
tractor.
James Taliaferro, Lone Grove
IurdsOn tractor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

or other radiator cap ornament has
appeared on the market
Tail light signals are featured in
many OF the cars. During the last
few months the practical value of
these has been so well demonstrated
as to cause many makers to adopt
them as standard equipment The
advantage OF the tail light signal
stop" is that it is seen much quick
er than the drivers hand extending
and is always visible, whereas the
drivers hand is often not visible TO
the motorist directly behind
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
GET A HERRICK REF'RIGERA
TOR AT SNEED'S. YOU OLD BOX
TAKEN IN TRADE.
BATTLESHIP WEST VIRGINIA
WILL BE COMPLETED NOW

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENLY
has ordered work on completion of
the battleship West Virginia, build.
ing in the yards OF the New Port
News ship building and dry dock com.
pany, resumed that vessel having been
selected for completion instead of the
battleship Washington under the
terms Of the naval limitation treaty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
KNOCKERS ARE TABOO
IN ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL .S

ATLANTIC CITY-The faculty OF
the local high school announced that
knickers for girls were taboo. "For
the golf course, but not for the class
room, )" read the faculty ruling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

HAVE A HEART-HuBBY. BUY
your wife that home so she can
plant her roses before it is too late.
We have them for sale. Langston
&c King.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

purchased an Essex touring car from
the Brawley Motor company other
sales announced by the firm include
a Hudson speedster to c. e. Wallace
of Marietta and an Essex coach to the
Ardmoreite Publishing company
Two Wilson automobile enthusiasts.
n. c. Barnum and a. p. Oliver, were
visitors with the Felnlee.Nash Motor
company driving back Nash four and
six-cylinder roadsters purchased from
that establishment
J. II. King Of Kansas City. district
sales manager OF the Maxwell Motor
corporation. is a visitor with the
Slaughter Motor company this week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

/
more visitor during the past week. pur.
chasing Dodge touring car from the
Ray Beede Motor company during the
| time spent here.
The Tom Cooper Motor company an
nounces the sale Of a Cadillac roadster
to Max Westheimer of this city and
of Studebaker Light Six roadster to
G. A. Brunson of Newport.
j. II. Pitts, White truck representa-
tive with the Ward Motor company.
here, left Friday for a weekend visit
in Dallas.
Tom Cooper, president OF the Tom
Cooper Motor company, is n weekend
visitor in Fort Worth, seeing both the
stock and automobile shws which are
NV in prgress there.
Ed Felmlee of the Felmlee. Nash No.
tor company is expected home today
from Tulsa, where he has been for the
past week on business interests for
the company.
Two Hudson speedsters and two Es-
sex touring cars have been received
by the Brawley Motor company during
the past week from the Essex and
Hudson factories and have been placed
on display at the firms show rooms
on West Broadway.
J. T. Brawley OF the Brawley Motor
company left Friday for Oklahoma
City on a short business trip. While
there Mr.. Brawley will attempt to get
new Hudson coach. one of the new
types Of machines which war recently
introduced by the Hudson manufac.
turers.
d. a. Lein OF this city is driving
new Maxwell touring car purchased
from Slaughter Motor company. Max.
well representatives here.
II. c. Umbarger of Wilson was n
city visitor Tuesday. and while here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

The Guy Harris Buick company re.
horts the following deliveries made for
ihe week ending March II:
Buick roadster to Wilmer Anderson
city; Buick roadster to Simon West.
heimer, city; five-passenger Buick to
MT Carroll Brock; five.passenger
Enick to Lucien Moard, city; seven.
Hassenger Buick 10 II. A. Brooks.
city; Packard single.sx roadster to
Edward Calf, city; Packard single.six
touring car to Mrs. r.. S. Curtis. city
special Buick Six "a roadster to Jack
Jones. city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

7. r. Peterson Of Writ wa. an Ard.
more visitor during the past week, pur-
chasing n Dodge touring car from the
Ray Beede Motor company during the
time spent here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

GET a HERRICK REFRIGERA.
TOR AT SNEED'S. YOU OLD BOX
TAKEN IN TRADE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

The Tom Cooper Motor company an.
nounces the sale Of a Cadillac roadster
to Max Westheimer of this city and
of a Studebaker Light Six roadster to
c. A. Brunson of Newport
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

Tom Cooper. president of the Tom
Cooper Motor company. Is weekend
visitor in Fort Worth, seeing both the
stock and automobile shws which are
NV in prgress there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

]. II. Pitts, White truck representa-
tive with the Ward Motor company,
here, left Friday for a week k-eud visit
in Dallas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

Ed Felmlee of the Felmlee. Nash Mo.
tor company is expected home today
from Tulsa, where he has been for the
past week on business interests for
the company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07
CHURCH NOTICES.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,
CtCTI7N-TTST
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, one kid glove, black, between Irv-
ingron telephone Office and Washington
street Call Irvington 1119.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07

ALABAMA N, 917; unusually warm room,
reasonable. Circle 2324.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HOUSEHOLD eooDs-FoR SALE,

carriage or stroller. re-
gsrdless of conditnon. Circle 1880.