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I Buick Retains Position of Leadership in |
I the Automobile World
1 In recognition of the fact that Buick has done the
1 largest volume of business during the last year, all
1 other motor car manufacturers, who are members of
i the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, have
1 awarded Buick the honor of first choice space at the
1 national automobile shows this winter.
1 Several years ago Buick attained the enviable posi- i tion of leadership in the automobile world and, as each i year has since rolled around, Buick has continued to g be in the lead.
I Not only for a short period has Buick lead all others I in the volume of sales, but year after year its business 1 has constantly increased. And because of the show- 1 ing made in 1921-1922, the Buick exhibit will again be I found in honored space at the national motor car I shows.       ' ''*
1 It is significant to note that the figures on which the 1 award for the Nineteen Twenty Two Expositions was = made comprise only the sale of Buick six-cylinder cars I = thus officially establishing Buick as the largest builder ~ of six-cylinder motor cars in the world.
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tUta of lllinoie. Clay Couaty,—SS. In the Circuit Court,   March   Term,
A.  D.   1922.
Tbe People of the state of Illinois, ex rel Andrew Kusseil, Auditor of P'iblic Accounts' of the state ot Illi¬ nois
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The Orchard City State Bank, Asher R. Cox, Emma Finty Cox, Bl- ]rn Finty. Oeorge W, Cox and Sidney J rreaaley.—In Chancery. ^Affidavit of the non-residence of lAsher R. Cox and OeorKC W. Cox Impleaded with the above defend- •Dts. The Orchard City SUte BaaV, Smmii Finty Cox, Ellen Ftnty and' Bldney /. Pressley haVInK been filed fe the Clerk's office of die Circuit Court ot sBld County, notice Is therefore hereliy Klven to the said non-resident defendants that the Icomplalnanrs filed their bill of com¬ plaint In suld Conn, on the Chancery side thereof, on the 2ttk day ot Jane 1921, and thut thereupon u summons issued out of said Court, irherein said suit is now poudinf;, returnable on the Second Monday ic tbe month of March next as is by law required. Now, unless you the said BOn-revldenl defendants above r..imed Asher ll Cox and Oeorge W. Cox shall personally be and appear before suld* Circuit Court, on the first day of the next terra iJiereof, to be holden at Loulsvllie, in and for tlf said Connty. on the .Second Mon d.'iv In Miirch next, and plead, an.swer, or demur to the said cora- pluinants' bill of coinplaint, the same and the mutters and things therein thiirgrd .ind .stated will be taken as rcnfessed, and a decree entered against you according lo the prayer vf said bill.
EDWARD  .McCONNKLL,  Clerk.
Dated   at  Louisville.   Illinois,   thin 12 day of December A. I>. 1921, Ja.-i, H. Smith, Creighton £ Thomas, Compl'ts.   Sol. 13-16
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TO THK RKSCl'E OF
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