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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17

90 MI 11Ioy oxrf60s ~ jdoa
ehak coafD ~ 1eGtgnod n WeaT
With H. oo1epn's 01ertng o. fanh-
ioaAble drsseee. Ycu are invited
to come and 80 them. tomorrow.
Every coat u new and m1de to
our sbGcial order. The fabrics, the
furs, the work1aan1hip, tho styles
III are such . are usually found
In coats Of mach higher prices. Be
sure to choose your coat tomorrow
from the largest aud finest c0llec-
uon Of distinctive new styles IN the
tri-ctties distinguished By price
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
Cooper Knit O'coats

These are practical warmth
without weight garments of
pure virgin wool cloths in very
smart models and unique
style features. They are in
beautiful heather shades of
brown, tan and grey mix
lures. Big values at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
GETS III YEARS IN PEN.

Houston, Tex, Nov. Thames
Davis, 81, negro, was sentenced to
Ill years in the penitentiary on So
charges Of burglary.
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$500
Stylish Wool Hose

When you see this complete variety OF
Phoenix and interviewer productions OF
wool hose you have seen the very best IN
quality and style that America produces Inc
finest yarns, the trimmest fit, the classlest col
or effects. The assortment embraces heather
mixtures, silk and wool mixtures and some
with novelty clockings at Csc to $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
Peetz Cloth coats

They've taken this town by
storm. First because of their
clever style features and sight
lv fabrics and then because Of
the remarkably low price at
which you can secure one.
Five heather shades and four
fashionable models at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
MackinaWS

We feature the world
famous Oregon City Macki-
naws of warm virgin wool
cloths in very attractive and
exclusive patternings. There
are sport and plain models.
These mackinaws are tail
ored to insure the correct
hang and fit that is lacking
in so many mackinaws and
they hold their shape. All
mems sizes at $3.50 to
$14.50. Boys sizes, 6 to
Is, at $3.50 to $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
55c
Or Two for $1.M
Manhattan Shirts

Manhattan have just come along with
some new shirt effects for Thanksgiving
dress mid-season style developments The
new weaves are of madras, Salcord and satin
stripe treatments, at $3.50 to IS. Another at
tractive group are the Aberdeen Broadcloths
with collar to match in smart shades of grey
and lavender at 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

N ABOR-or one should rather say
the necessity Of iJ-has been
called the primal curse" Il,
~ micht hct,er be- termsd the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

that they poisoned the landry. were
still in general use. Grain was cut
with the sickle or cradle. and
thr"Shed with fails.
Watcr-WhcCls And Windmills
We must admit that the water
wheel. in its priInit!v" form, Is very
old. and the anCicnts found in the
windmill another means Of harness
ing the sun. II is the sun, Of course,
that makes the winds. But the wind
mill though OF prehistoric origin, Is
today barring certain very recent at
,cnp'S to improve and apply ii for
ne production Of small electrical
pow,r-just about what it was at a
period OF very remote antiquity.
The windmill tan invention at
,rIhu,cd TO the Chincse) was not.
however. introduced into Europe until
about tho beginning of the Christian
era. Water mills, used for grinding
grain. first made their appearance in
Italy in the time Of Julius Cesar.
Later. floating mills, erected on huge
sCOws, were anchored in the T!ber'
their wheels being driven by the cur
rent of the river.
Now that We have found means or
utilizing on 80 vast a scale the energy
OF the sun, to say" labor and multiply
its output. We are casting sp"Cula-
tive eve upon the moon. For untold
ages that lazy orb has been prom
cnading the heavens and no; doing a
- A. Loo
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II ZL2< /IZL

happened to be anchored In a river.
mouth, when a cannon, which was be.
ing brought on deck. was by some un'
toward accident dropped overheard
The American officers, after trying
various expedents to recover the gun.
gave it up as lost: but just about that
time half-a-dozen Cinnamon came
along and offered to undertake the
job.
It was not practicable to raise the
cannon by any means OF an ordinary
kind, the requisite power being lack
ing. But the Chinese proceeded to
employ the moon to do the lifting:
and the way in which they accom-
plished this was to bring noat and
some tall sheer-legs, sticking the lat
ter deep into the mud at the bottom
of the river, and attaching the for
mer to the gun by ropes. This was
done at low tide. and the next high
tide raised the cannon six feet from
the bottom. At that height it was
secured 10 the sheer-legs and, by re-
peating the operation again and again.
the gun, worth some thousands of dol
lars, was finally lifted out OF the water
and placed upon the deck Of the ship
Power and yet more power. Even
the waves OF the sea are being called
upon to labor. Never at rest, they
represent incalculable energy going to
waste. Many inventors have tried to
devise means whereby some OF this
energy might be turned TO useful &C
count. but until recently failure has
attended their efforts.
Not long ago. however, large
wave power plant was built on the
Algerian Coast which French engi-
necrs have declared highly successful
In its essential features. it is a long
and narrow concrete-walled basin into
which the waves of the sea are ad-
mitted through a tunnel in pro-
tcctive sea-wall Floats with lever
arms. rising and falling, act upon
ratchet wheels which drive machinery.
The machinery energies pumps which
elevate water into a high reservoir.
and the water, flowing out OF the
reservoir. operates turbine wheels.
The whole affair is storm proof. works
automatically day and night, and even
in caltrcst weather develops $50 con.
tinuous horsepower.
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Machinery Has Multiplied the Workers Output,
While Nature Has Been Made to Furnish Energy
to Take the Place of Human Muscle Power.
By RENE BACHE

the huskin- machine. and tho mar
velous Coru-Shellcr. operated by steam,
which "shuCkS" a buShel Of corn IN
sixty seconds, carrying off the cobs to
pile or into a wagon. and dcltN crlng
the grain into sacks. Hy the old
method the Smelling of bTshcl Of
corn took a skilled hand an hour and
a half.
Food. after all. is the fundamental
necessary Of life. CheapeninS Gin
terms of labor Of food production
means that the efforts OF proper
tionately smaller fraction Of the pop
ulation are required FOR the lattcr's
maintenance. Under primitive con-
ditions a great majority OF the people
must till the soil, lest hunger prevail
As things are in the United States,
the labor Of one person in three IN
agricultural pursuits Will furnish an
ample subsistence for all. We en-
port. it should be remembered good
deal more than billion dollars
worth OF farm products annually.
The people OF the United States in
q twclvemOnth eat thirty billion loaNcS
Of bread. But today one man can
make 1000 loavcs in nine hours.
whereas fifty years ago the same task
occupied twen;y-cisht hours. Tn"
average jourrcrman baker produces
80 600 loaycS in year. and, to fur
niSh the requisite material. each mill
employee i obliged 10 turn out in the
same length oc time about 10000
bushels Of flour.
Sun ~ \ Source OF Power
In earlier days mans chief reliance
for energy was upon human muscles
and the muscles OF domestic animals.
Today we obtain il in practically un-
limited quantities from the sun. Goa!
IS in effect stored suns rays Water
power is stored solar energy; Tor It Is
the sun that draws water from the
ocean to make the rains which keep
the rivers flowing.
Civilizations demand for power and
still more power is Unsuitable. Hardly
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NOR, than ; pcr cent. Of the available
wa,cr-powcr in the United States has
been developed; but gigantic projects
are now under way-,uch. for in
stance. as the dammiNG of the Colo
RADIO Canyon, and tn" Muscle Shoa'S
tAloD entcrprls"--f"r utilizing THIS
vast resource. 4 so-callcd super
power" scheme contenplatcs the link
in- Of coal mines and dam-sitos all
the way from Maine TO Maryland and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

pull, OF course, that with some help
from the SUM makes the tides. AL
the present time three gigantic prof.
Gets arc on foot which have in view
tho conversion OF lunar energy. so TO
call it, into electricity for human
uses
Using The Pull or The Moon
One Of these is a tidc-power de-
volopment soon 10 be undertaken at
HONEYWELL. y. T., on the Bay OF Fundy
In Franco. at St. MalO, on the Rance
River, similar engineering enterprise
is planned. ON a scale even greater
Is a project in England. by which the
Severn will be damned and its tides
employed for the production OF cleo
triCity in quantities that Will surpass
the output OF the Niagara cataract. In
each Of these schemes the main idea
is TO capture in vast reservoirs water
that is pushed UP rivers which empty
into estuaries. and, allowing the water
TO flow out during the cbb, to use it
for driving turbine wheels.
Wave Power
Natures stores of energy are un-
limited and incXhaustible, and she IS
willing 10 do all our labor for US. II
only we can find out how to turn 10
account the sources OF mechanical
nowcr which she places at our dis
posal. To devise the requisite means
seems to be largely a matter of plain
ordinary "gumption."
For illustration take an incident
that occurred not many years ago in
Chinese waters. One of our warships
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
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phyS''a! sense. II IS "'-'' mum '''''
rhn'r\ ana IN" "''''|'''"' w.
sources 81 power
In 1870 by hand labor. Il TOOK
man thirteen hours 30 maxi" a pair
Of shoes. To-day the tim" required is
an hour and a half. And tn" shoes
are much better made, are more com
Portable. wear better. and have a far
Ln,,mr app,lraure. !, Is NIrd to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

Shaw has been a dancer. But Is she
grew older, the motion pictures be-
came her objective. After two years
on the stage she got a part in "A
Little Child Shall Lead Them" When
the picture was done. the experts
looked it over and said. "A great pic
turc. but who is the leading lady,"
"Therc is no leading lady" they
were told. This is a special produc-
ton with all parts balanced"
"Ah. But there is a leading lady
they insisted. she is Miss Shaw"
So al eighteen. on her first appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Mary Pickford- Legend of Sleepy Holow"-"lh
Light in the Dark paid Back Carl Cant
WORT - Leading Lady At Eighteen

widely read than most OF the classics,
has been preserved in this film YER
sion. and the original story remains
intact.
VIII Rogers is shown above as
"Ichabod Crane" with Lois Meredith
as Katrina Van Tassel"
The Light In The Dark"
In The Light In The Dark" Hope
Hampton plays the role Of Bessi"
MacGregor. who. alone in New York,
IS struck by limousine and awakcns
20 find herself in the home Of very
wealthy people. Up to this startling
change in her life adverse circum-
stances had brought her 10 the very
point OF starvation. J. Warburton
Ashe. played by T.. X. Lincoln, and
Chinese Tony" played by Lon
CLANCY. are tho two masculine inf'u-
ences OF her life. and their wild"
divergence in character creates a sit
uar:on that makes this photo-drana
OF more than usual suspense.
\ strange atmosphere OF mystery
runs through certain passages OF the
story as the action has to do with ths
accidental finding Of the Holy Grais
Although the main part Of tho fln
portrays Miss Hampton AS modern
American girl. the elaborate "fad-!nS
give her an opportunity to appear as
a romantic medieval character.
Paid Back"
Carol Gordon, orphan of wealth. As
. Eo- r1sN, 4.
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90 ABOR-or one should rather say
the necessity Of il--has been
called the primal cIrS".' II
- might better be termed the
primal blessing. Tor no man. or wom-
an either. can be really happy with
out work TO do.
Living is made inCompar0bly easier
and more comfortable by the fact that
the great bulk OF the labor of Civtliza-
ton today Is performed by machinery.
1t is reckoned that the continuous toll
OF three billion industrious slaves
would be required 20 do the work
which is accomplished IN the United
States by mechanical power.
The use OF mechanical power has
multiplied many-to!d the work output
OF mankind, and TO that extent aug
ments human prosperity and happI-
ness II gives to each man. woman
and child in this country the eQuiva-
lent OF thirty bond-ScrvantS.
We do not realize how frequent in
former times were famines that swept
away whole populations. Nowadays,
when famineS occur. they are conSe-
uuences OF war: or tas recently in
Russia and China) they aftliCt parts OF
the world in which agriculture has
not yet developed beyond the print
tive. In Russia blowing IS still COM
monty done with a forked stick.
Quickcncd Food-Production
Look back only as far as 1850, In
that year three hours Of one mans
labor were required 10 produce a
bushel OF wheat. Today the time con-
sumed is only ten minutes-the re-
duction OF time being due 10 the disk
pillow (Which plows and pulverizes the
SOFIA in one operation). the horse
Il or motor-drawn Seeder, and
Arm machinery Of comparative
invention.
to produce one bushel OF
corn d one mans labor for
Sour anc4 hours. To-day the time
consumed isl H-oue minutes. thanks
to the gang pow. the corn planter.
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ance in pictures, Peggy Shaw became
leading woman. Since then she has
appeared in support OF William Far
mum in "A Stage Romance" with
Charles Richman in MY Friend, the
Devil" and is being considered for
another big role.
George Stewart
George Stewart. brother to Anita
Stewart, who. has been signed for
Christie Comedies. His first comedy
appearance will be with Dorothy
Deyore in Let 'Fr Run"
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as young woman. Sh" Is at present
at Delaware Water Gan, filming eX-
terror scenes for her newest produc-
ton. "NoIorjcty"
Carl GantNOOrt
carl Gantvoort was a great success
in light opera before turning 10 pie
lures. In "Ma.n OF the Forest" "The
Mysterious Rider" and many other
features he has proven n leading man
of ability and magnetism. His latest
appearance IS in "Wh"n Romance
Rides" one Of the greatest racing
films ever made.
Leading Woman At Eighteen
since She WIS four NCnrs old Mss
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Nher profession, having even
h been nominated by the New
York Times as one OF the twelve most
famous women OF the United States,
that have won their way TO eminence
by their own efforts, was born in
Toronto, Canada. At the age OF five
she made her first appearance on the
professional stage as an actress in the
Valentine Stock Company OF that city.
She played child bits. Following this
she played IN road companies, mainly
in the States. and by the time she
reached the age OF nine she was being
starred in The Fatal Wedding" in the
period OF melodramas.
Road and stock work finally brought
her 10 a Broadway engagement. Her
arst appearance was with Belasco in
THE Warrens OF Virginia" IN the role
q, Betty Warren. After this her really
notable life work began. She entered
the films.
The splendid acting and the clean,
wholesome stories presented by MISS
PickSord have done much 20 make
Motion Pictures take a classic form
an entertainment. Her winsomeness'
y-rtect blend OF pathos and humor,
IA her ever youthful appearance
have held her a film tavorite while
MANY other we'll known names have
passed.
Tess of the Storm Country" is her
latest picture.
Legend OF sleepy Hollow
washington IrvtnS's famous classic.
The Legend OF sleepy Hollow" Is
bernr brought 20 the screen with the
inimitable VIII Rogers in the rol" o!
"Ichabod Crane" the ankv fankc"
schoolmas;er. whose sentimental heart
was not strong enough TO stand ur
under the fire Of The Headless Horse
man" All the quaint realism OF TINS
great story. which has been more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

AIRY PICKFORD. who is the
most distinguished woman OF
her profession, having even
|, been nominated by the New
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Prepared for the Common Council By
 the Board of Finance and Taxation.
New Britain. May IS, 1922.

New Britain, May 15, 1922.
 Resolved That this Board esti- mates that the School Board will re- quire the sum of s570,oOO.0o for the purpose of erecting school buildings, enlarging existing school buildings, buying or securing land therefor and for equipment thereof: and we rec ommend that an appropriation of that sum be made, and in lieu Of laying a tax therefor we recommend that the mayor be requested to call special meeting of the City Meeting Board to authorize an issue of school bonds of the city to the amount Of s57o, ,o00.00.
 BOARD OF FINANCE
 AND TAXATION.
 L. H. L. CURTIS, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
BUSINESS SERVICE
Barbers, Hairdress, Masseusc

HAIRCUTTING-Moth we have two hobby.horse chairs to umuse kiddies
 while having their hair trimmed. Hours.
 C. na. ts { p. m. S2 Church. opp. Beloin-
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Fertilizers. Seeds, Plants

LAND LIME will sweeten your soil 75c
 per 100 lbs. Rackliffe Bros. Park & Bige-
 low Sts. Phone l074.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

PURINA CHICK CHOW-Your baby chicks will grow twice as fast on Purina Baby ] Chick Chow and Chicken Chowder than | when fed ordinary grain feed. Call phone | or write and let tell you about these | guaranteed elbows N. B. Bird & Feed Co., | Phone 1121-3 or S64-4.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

FORD AND OVERLAND repairing our speciality Generators, starters and igni- ton systems overhaulcd. Overland Repair Ca n
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

HIGH ST, 161--2 houses for sale; lot S1 foot front by ls2 feet. Rental at present time, sS2. James Fox estate. Must be sold to settle estate. Apply P. Rynn, execu-
 tor, S5 South Burritt street or Schults
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS
 Cheaper than freight.
 Local and long distance moving.
 JOSEPH BARBOUR & SON. N, Y. Office N. B. Office R. E. Warehouse 56 Whiting Si e1 Walker St. Phone 5SO
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

SEYMOUR PARK-A home and farm in Seymour Park. right in the city; two. family house, barn, etc., one horse. Price ss, 800. S1500 cash; new house. electric lights. city water S7 Main St. Room 123.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
USED CARS $ @ :$:; : ; :;:: : ;E E

l7 ACRES. partially on Fall brook. miles from Bristol, Easy Of accesr. A. II. Brad Icy, 70 lngraham Place, Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

t75 FIaIlER upright walnut case, beau tiful tone, coat ti76. sedgwiek fasey Inc.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

26 ACRES at Rocky HI. Excellent land. lots of fruit trees new barn. room house 2 horses and cows A good one- man farm, Low price, good terms. Cash man Farm Agency l3l Main St. Phone ST3-4 or Berlin 66s-t, New Britalns Iaraaat Farm Rursaub
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

NCREa Of good land within miles of New Britain. Good hYe room house. Property Is covered with fruit treeh and berries which yield very good income Lots of chickens. Cashman Farm Agency isl Main st. Phone S73-t ar Berlin 66S-i. New Brtains Largest Farm Bureau"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

MILK route wanted. calling for 250 to 300 quarts Please give all particulars. Her ald Box 46N,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Feed and Fuel

SKINNED milk for sale, any quantity, every day. Apply United Milk Co.,, 49 Woodland St. Tel. 1610.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

CARBON burned out while you wait Have 1t removed, so that your car will not
 overheat on your next trip. Auto Re- pair Co.,. 538 East Main St. Phone 2016-3.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
MERCHANDISE
Building Materials
Farm and Dairy Products IS

LUMBER, old and new, 2x6, Ike and 2xS, sheathing nails, shovels and pick bars. Phone 2066-2
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

PARSONS GARAGE & TOOL CO.--Cylin- ders ground. Oversized wrist pins made. General overhauling and repair work. 68e West Main St. Phone 8a0-2.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

STA six family brick house, electricity, steam plants, hardwood in- ish. The rents have been reduced and 1t is still an excellent investment. Lot fD 20 feet deep. Property can be bought at 1916 price. For further particulars see P. J. Murray Co.,, 325 Main St. Tel ephone 2031-2.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

GARMENT CLEANING
 If you are not among our many satisfied customers ring up today and we will en- deavor to show you quality and service. We are experts In cleaning and dyeing. Just what you need.
 NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP. 96 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 1323-3
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

H. & B. MFG. CO.-Parts replaced and cylinders ground. +5l West Main St. Phone ll23-2,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

|STENOGRAPHER, male High school grad uate preferred. Address Box 42D, Her aid Office.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

TuRNER-F class. and reliable man. Steady work guaranteed Very good wages If satisfactory Apply Ye London Shop. YOUNG man of experience to work In grocery store. Apply The Universal Co., operative Society, 22l East Main St. WOMAN for general houseworlt in fami- ly of three, to go home nights. Tele- phone lS22.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

BATTER1ES~
 Have you experienced battery trouble. Bee us for satisfactory service. HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE
 CITY SERVICE STATION EDw ZACK BATTERY DEPT.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

EAST MAIN sT.--3 family house of ll rooms all modern Improvements. Price is s7.50o with small amount of cash. Aaron Danielson & Co.,, 131 Main St. Phone S73-4
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Houses For Sale

BUNGAL0W-5 room. hardwood floor and trim. Fireplace, large lot; price A,7o0. Easy terms. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Phone l790.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

ELECTRICAL. SYSTEMS installed and re- paired. Free inspection. Simmons Storage Battery Co., 16i Arch St. Phone 2245.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
EMPLOYMENT
Hcip-Women Wanted. 4.

COOK and second maid to go to country for summer. Also general housework girls, Apply Mrs, Hanson's Employment Agency, 160 lJuh St
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

ON STATE ROAD-9 room house, + acres land. Garage for cars. Gas station. Price s6,50o. H. J. Foiren 40 Main Street. Phone 1790.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Automobiles


AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
AUTOMOBILES
Pay '25 Down on our New
Floor Plan
Balance Easy Payments
Buick Touring
Hudson Super SIX
studebaker Touring
1921 Ford Touring
1921 Ford Roadster
1920 Cole Eight
IIup Touring
Hup Roadster.
REQ Sedan
And 30 other Splendid Cars.
Select any car--pay .25 down. on
our new Floor Plan" balance easy
to reliable buyers only.
PREMOCAR MOTOR co.
1895 West Second st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

i HAVE a late, 1890 model Ford Sedan,
In perfect mechanical condition. tt has
new coat OF paint and has four new
tires. motormeter and special braces
for tenders VIII hell cheap. Usage as
or OHRge 6lk1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

SPECIAL BARGAINS
1871 FORD roadster, 1874 Ford touring.
two 1890 Ford tourinEs. good Ford speed
ster. i-ton Ford truck. Al Cadillac
touring, Buick touring and 10 other
cars, priced TO sell. Used Cav Exchange
1 ~ y Asll Asass StoA. 81