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To those who like auto speed rac
ing—and who in this age of speed
craze does not?--there is a real thrill
in More when "SUPER SPEED" a
new Harry 3 Brown production star-
: ring Reed Howe S is shown for one
day at the Osage Theatre Friday Oct
2nd 1
For "SUPER 'SPEED takes its
name from the big speed race which
is its climax Reed Howes consid-
ered one or the youngest and hand
Boniest' stars bn the screen proves
once more that he is not afraid of
' danger Hty:tirives a racing car to
final vtictory against terrific odds
At one stage he is forced from one
side of the road to the other by the
yillain who hopes in this way to
put him out of the race entirely But
he fools the crook by suddenly bring
ing the car to a dead stop thus
throwing the villain off tIxe track In
doing this however the boy strikes
his head against the rim of the hood
and is so dazed that for a little while
it looks as though-he would lose out
entirely But gradually his head
clears and by a superhuman effort
44 he drives on and on faster faster
crazily at first then with more con
trol until at the top of the hill which
marks the final dash his head is
clear and he joins the pack of re-
entered for the final two laps It is
a close race—but the boy wins
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Virginia Had Masonic
Lodge Prior to 1751
1 NEWPORT NEWS Va—The claim
At local Masons that a Masonic
lodge was working at Williamsburg
long before the date given in the pro
ceedings of the Grand Lodge for 1786
namely November 6 1773 was given
C substantial proof by an Interesting
find of Dr Armistead C Gordon Jr
assistant professor of English
f ature at the University of Virginia
"In the old Virginia Gazette of
1751 there is a letter dated April 5
1751 addressed to the editor in which
the writer 'N S' speaks of there
having been a lodge of Masons or-
ganized in Williamsburg some years
previously The organization had
lapsed into non-existence but 'N S'
wishing to revive the interest form
s 1
able to your readMs' " The above
reference may be found in Dr Gor-
don's "Virginia Writers of Fugitive
Verse "
There is as yet no indication of the
name or number of this more ancient
lodge nor has it been ascertained by
num the lodge was chartered
Week's Proceedings
of District Court
The following cases were tried and
disposed of in last week's session Of
district court:
Stuart vs Gougli order confirming
sale of real estate
J A McDonald vs Rose McDon-
ald divorce granted plaintiff
Miller vs Lawson judgment set
aside
Bottorff vs Edmister judgment for
plaintiff
'Murray Tool k Supply Co vs Stan-
ley C Edmist-r Journal Entry of
Judgment corrected
State vs Wiley and C TI Robinson
dismissed by County Attorney
State vs Marion Allen dismissed
by County Attorney
Hannah Smith vs T J Redd
stricken from assignment-
Stretch vs Johnson instrument
cancelled plaintiff to pay costs
J W Hedges vs A F Jewell
judgment for intervenors
Nellie A McDonald vs J J Mc-
Donald Judgment for plaintiff for di-
vorce State vs Robert Cheaver dis-
missed by County Attorney
Lacy Collins vs Edward Collins
divorce Decree for plaintiff
State 74 Beulah Carter R T At-
kins an'd Louie Kernel assault with
deadly weapon Jury trial before the
following jurors: Ed Vandervoort
Glen McCracken E C Harris B
: Greenwood O M Moore Frank
hams Paul Archer M E Hamby
J B Wil Hard Arthur Duck H C
Bowman and O J Bachman Ver-
' diet of not guilty
State vs J W Thompson driving
car while intoxicated Plea of guilty
entered Sentence day set for Sep
tember 24
State vs Jay Porter driving car
on public highway while under the
influence:of liquor Plea of guilty
sentenced to pay a tine of $200 and
costs Committed to care of eheriffi
until paid
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"Super Speed" Race State vs Carl Walker sentenced to suggestion of speed and ability to
serve one year at Granite reform- cling to the road Seekers for all-
A Great Thrill atory Sentence suspended during year all-weather closed car comfort
good behavior Appearance bond set at moderate cost are enthusiastic over
To those who like auto speed rise- at 150000 i the Ford Tudor which combines the
ing—and who in this ago of speed State vs John Grubb continued on smart features of the Coupe with the
craze does not?—there is a real thrill application of County Attorney I added attraction of comfortable ac-
In store when "SUPER SPEED" a A F Jewell vs Sheriff injunctloncommodations tor all the family
grunted
Rush Roberts vs Oscar Berg
stricken from assignment
State vs Huston Oats car theft
plea of guilty Sentenced to serve
five years in the penitentiary
t State vs Robert Little bad check
Court appoints C E Mitchell to de-
fend Jury trial Verdict of guilty
Sentenced to pay fine of 82500 and
costs
J R Kerby vs L T Martin
Judgmint for plaintiff
State vs Ed Hicks forgery Jury
Wel
Improved Fords
Win Favor Here
Cleveland has seen the improved
Ford cars
Early in the week they were on
display in the showrooms of auth-
orized Ford dealers and ever since
have been the center of curious and
admiring groups
"Have you seen the new Fords?"
is rapidly eclipsing as a needless
question the time honored "Is it hot
enough for you?" when the tempera-
ture stands at blood heat Ever
since the first display of the new
Ford models Cleveland has been ex-
amining the cars until now there is
scarcely anyone who isn't familiar
with their improved appearance and
increased riding comfort Lower
bodies on a lowered chassis frame
one piece windshield in the Coupe
and Tudor lower windshields which
conform to the shape of the cowl in
the open cars closed cars in color
and especially designed low seats are
now popular topics of conversation
wherever Ford cars are mentioned
The gasoline tank under the cowl
which may be filled without disturb-
ing any of the occupants of the car
benefits carburetion and makes pos-
sible comfort features in the tonneau
heretofore unknown
Open car devotees have found the
new Ford Touring car ideal for gen-
eral use
The Coupes new standard color of
erly felt in that order appealed to channel green together with its many
the Brothers still in WilliamSburg I onprovements and refinements is a
not to 'obliterate from their minds magnet for all those who are tnter-
rwtice of associating in the ested in a two passenger closed car
The Runabout is frequently termed
most ancient confraternity in the
world' the sport model of the Ford line The
The better to bring this condition icar is built low with low windshield
to pass the writer closes with a Nur and low set top The effect Is ac-
stanza poem and the hope that 'the centuated by the lowered chassis
following ode will not bp disagree frame and gives to the observer a
world' I tile si
The better to bring this condition ear IE
to pass the writer closes with a fpur and I
stanza poem and the hope that 'the centm
following ode will not be disagree- frame
THE CLEVELAND AMERICAN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24 192S
The Lockwood class Of the M' E
church met at the home of Mrs40
L Scott this week with a large at-
tendance The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs W G Clayton
298 North Vine streit on Wednesday
of next week
J B Sowder and O L Boyd were
Pawhuska visitors Saturday
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ORDINANCE NO 160
IAN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC-
TION ONE OF ORDINANCE NUM-
BER 145 REPEALING ALL ORDI-
'DANCES OR PARTS THEREOF
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND
'DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
the Councilmen of the City of Cleve-
land Oklahoma:
Sec 1 That Section One of Ordi-
nance Number 145 of the City of
Cleveland Oklahoma be and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
There is hereby imposed and levied
upon every person partnership com-
pany or corporation operating car-
rying on or maintaining any tent
!sho circus carnival amusement or
other business commonly known and
operated as a street show within the
:limits of the City of Cleveland Okla-
thoma a license tax as follows to-
wit: Any merry-go-round per day WA
Any menagerie or circus charging
twenty-five cents or more for ad-
missions exhibiting or parading with-
tin the City limits the sum of WA
per day
Any menagerie or circus charging
less than twentyfive cents for ad-
:missions including reserved seats
A L WRIGHT
Lawyer
Office over
First National Bank
ime
IMMIMIMMIMMMI
J B SOWDER
Lawyer
Office Over
Cleveland Nat'l Bank
- 4 ktP al Directed by
Svend Gade
The most vibrant story of married life
ever placed upon the screen striking
sensational in its depiction of a young
wife's struggle against her husband's rel-
atives It is the battle eternal Every
wife faces it at some time during her mar-
riage and inexperience baffles her
Here in this picturization of Samuel
Hopkins Adams' powerful novel you will
find your answer
OSAGE THEATRE
Osage Oklahoma
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH
exhibiting or parading within the City
limits the sum of $2500 per day
Any stock company road show
tent show or other amusement ex-
hibiting under a tent or in the open
for profit the sum of $1000 per day
or the sum of $5000 per week
Any carnival or similar amuse
meat the gum of $25000 per week
And before any such person part-
welt company' or corporation
shall be permitted to operate show'
or exhibit any such amusement or
business covered by this ordinance
it shall be required to file an appli-
cation with the City Clerk for a li-
cense or permit to so operate show
exhibit or carry on such amusement
or business and shall pay in advance
to said City Clerk all license taxes
due levied and imposed hereunder
whereupon the City Clerk shall issue
to any such applicant a license or
permit to operate such business or
amusement during the time for which
said license tax has been paid Pro-
vided further however that no such
business or amusement shall be lo-
cated in the street dr streets of said
City within the fire limits unless
such applicant shall also first procure
from the Mayqr a special permit to
so operate within said fire limits
SMOMlib
I
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too late
for that
vacation
trip 0
September is not too
late It's cool and pleas-
ant in the North a di-
versity 9f things to do
and see The theatres
are open in the large
cities and the bigleague
baseball pennant race
is interesting
Reduced Fares
via the Katy to pointsnorth
east and west Long limit
with liberal stopovers
You'll find Katy service
just what you want for con-
venience and comfort and
the time well spent enroute
(o
E J Colvin
Ticket Agent Cleveland
t
Ask or phone
me about the
service and
reduced fares
Dann We dilae D2rilleb50:-
acii 11-11$111g Ile :' :'
Only a few years ago a 32 x 4
cord tire listed over $5000 Today
you can buy the highest quality
32 x 4 tire—a Firestone Gum-
Dipped Cord—for about $2600
Last spring crude rubber cost tire
makers around 40 cents a pound
Today it is over 90 cents a pound
It was not so long ago that 7500
miles represented the average life
of a cord tire while today 15000
miles—and more—is only the
usual performance for a Firestone
Gum-Dipped Cord
Due to large concentrated pro-
duction specialized machinery and
simplified factory methods together
with economical distribution Fire-
stone is able to keep tire prices low
—no matter where the price of
crude rubber goes
And because of special E Daa roaas Assure yourself
Firestone processes chief of greater safety comfort
among which is Gum-Dip- and economy by equipping
ping motorists are today (111e7F now with Firestone Full-
getting thousands of extra If ltudqg Size Gum-Dipped Balloons
l' Sec 2 All ordinances or parts
thereof ih conflict herewith are here-
by repealed
—
Sec 11 That an emergency is here-
by declared to exist by reason of
which it is necessary for the immed-
iate preservation of the public health
peace and safety that this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force im-
mediatilt from and 'after is approv-
al and publication
Adopted and approved this the 21st
day of September 1925
W D RUSH Mayor
ATTEST:
L D PAGE City Clerk
For Sale
Nearly new 5-room
Bungalow
Strictly Modern
L T WOOLLEY
103 So Rosehill
Phone 439
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
Special Att ention to Meese et
Women and Children
Wing' ever Weise Grosery
Office Tel 52 Res 520
e!
H M CHAPlitAN
Funeral Director
Embalmer
KING FuiNfriuRE
UNDERTAKING CO '
miles by using Gum-Dipped Cords
Gum-Dipping is an exclusive
method used by Firestone It is an
extra process carried out in special
Gum-Dipping plants after which
the cords are put through the Usual
calendering machines Gum-Dipping
insulates and impregnates
every fiber of every cord with iub-
ber and practically eliminates in-
ternal friction and heat and builds
strength and endurance into the tire
In the day-in and day-out serv-
ice of taxicabs buses and trucks
—on the cars of hundreds of thou-
sands of motorists everywhere —
Gtim-Dipped Cords are giving
unheard-of mileage dependability
and satisfaction
Get ready for the coming months
of slippery pavements and
-p
bad roads Assure yourself
of greater safety comfort
and economy by equipping
u& now with Firestone Full-
PArIrmr rform7w1
H
olroyd Motor '
AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THRIR Own s'
DR C W YOUNG
PHYSICIAN and SLIFIGECN
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MERCHANTS HOTEL
European
1Viodern Rooms
Good Meals
Chicken Dinner Every
Sunday
Science Has Accomplished
A Lot of Things With
water-power and air-power but hasn't
improved in man-power: and nothing so
far in the history of humanity has been
discovered as an acceptable substitute
for HONEST STEADY LABOR
Every wage-earner should make his
money that he earns as valuable as his
labor The value of money is what it can
do for you Use our bank
No UM
The First National Bank
Cleveland Oklahoma
W D Myers President Kate Sutton Vice President
Maya S Myers Vice Pres W H Boles Cashier
O A Gilbert Vice Pres Geo W Reynolds Asst Cash
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