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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
BOARD AND ROOMS


room y. per week Is. per night sos
Nu' sr
LldHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
tlGlN IS iO2--Nirry furnished hight
Housekeeping rooms
BurlpFR - G2iI Wei furnished large
sleeping room ior rent
BEAUTIFULLY furnished southwest rom
one or tNs gentlemen on ar ,iue cay
walking distance phouc 15S-
fOR RENr Large front light househesp
ing room not modern tau before 80
m or after . M, Al north ~.
.CIftNENSt. N 1910 FOR rent light
housekeeping rooms and garage PhOuo
ROulDER y 5lS For rent tNo fur
nished rooms for light Housekeeping. In
basement Phone ittt
CHENENNE. y OF Two modern house
keeping room, sink hot snd cold water
ground floor fine locality close iu. Also
on" Housekeeping room TaGo \ MatS
car linr
WANTED Modern llrh, housekeeping room
10y employed widoW aud boy g., close 10
and reasonable rrnt. references ~
changed Address NO care World
VAIN. >. 1907 Two desirable furnished
rooms fof Housekeeping 10 refined rou.
pie modern rent reasonable Phone
laI
BOSTON, y. AZ Hotso for rem, to
parties bny'ng furniture. must 'ril I'm
ncdn,e'y leaving town, 10 rooms Phone
.fp3 =
MATS s.. Nls.orwo suites newly fur
nished r"oms. private home little babies
welcome
ELWOup. \ bl6 ycr, nlsA.snt. modern.
largo room. furnished Tor light house
lecpine Phone b-1l
FOR RENT Newly Furnished rooms o'
new duplex ON ground floor rhone Si~I
WEST TULSA -r~o UEht hou,cseep,ne
rooms and sleeping room Second And
sEhvANrs' QUARTERS tor rent close IN
Phnn" d0ii
| Bu~rON :. leg5 Two completely mr
nisheI housekeeping rooms. modern
rhono aess
DETROIT s. ~, Light Housekeeping
room, 'or rent rhonr 7a2l
| lAWTON. . pgI light Housekeeping
rooms Phone 15o,.R
ron RFNT % light housh crp'uE rooms
hro,,bcd aod modern can 2iso
pENNtR \ "a light housrGcop ng
r"om, for rrut front aud back door en-
trance can l2u North Main
LkwTuN. So. ~. For rent hght house
keeping rooms modern Phone s7l;
RoCktuRp s. glo. Light houscAccptng
rooms Tor rcut
CINCINNATI = aol Two rooms nicely
iurui,hod. Kitchen privilege. lights "a,
sud water furnished SO
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED ~
FuR GENrLtMNN 'FRONT.' room with pri
'Ate rotranco ln private home, garaE'
|tlN,lNNNrl 'lt. Front sleeping
i t.rr rNNVa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
illS Hohmrr touring
Open Evenings and
Sunday
Gla 8 Eoulhor rh0uc 1900

10 rNCuNNGE -lisvs D ton motor trrt
With o,proas bodr Will ',0Nargc same
a. first payment On new iru.h or l0uf
ing car Phone 1hour.ou. n"
ron SALE \ good ooupo absulurr suar
ron ENCuANGE.A modern sfauaArd
cylinder automobile one ~ The best.
driven less than y 600 mile, and good as
nrr Tor Improved or unimproysh real
estate IN Tulsa vacant lot preferred or
viii trade FOR good o. iras~ N"uld pay
tomc cash boot call sl,O or call 81 got
simmons lildg Tuba
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE General merrhand.' nAlinf
good money will rent bu.dIns Aad ~
lures, owner must retire Nf.'' IAV
Phillips. sapulpa Okla, car, seucr'l Do
livery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

SNlEt-'HNS WANTED 10 trI Old 81
taht.hod line 81 union made "'sra.i'.
sh,rts and Nott pants in ps. .Ahoma on
r,r cent commission in ansvrflug. El'r
m. narHrul.u NArslous Mtg Co -oj
lucas ave. ST Lou, Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

'ihENof for rent close in Phone oOIi
FOR fNlE OR TRtnE Large almost new
garage must dispose or at once Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
REPAIRING AND REMopELISo 5

KFNS-Mads to order. gun and loctsmith
ing, Welding Of broken parts OF iron. re
pairing Of everything Jacobs Novelty 90,
hlg Past Ftrst phonN I2H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
PERSONAL PROPERTY


oib mAChiNEbY suPPLtCs
FOR SALE-lngersol Raua ,orpr,,o
acnum pump "l~o air receiver, arl..a' aa'
lAiHr tanks, so horse ga u.y.. .H1.
inch pipe line K " WN.t'., and I
tnNon Hotel okmdlrec Ol, 'n'
FOR SALE OR RENT ~ ,,a.u
ts sullivan air comprr,,ar .,,,-," |"
concrete mixer, mortar ml1,, l,.''''i'
gin"' Nherlharro~N irrrlrt. ,,. -,
Courtney - DAnir' biloxi r-. =
Main sis Phone tlGr Ah4
ron ShlE--3 traction si,- n...
complete string Of tools aaI .a wa
pablr OF going TO a i-piN o' 49,
dtrd iea Al bargain fuy or... am
address" Nash l0l- Nv n,"oe
b'dg, Tulsa. oks. Phone vG "'hi'
foR ,, ,sNhE l.il.t New t.me drilling n.,.i,,
in tho market cAn shov ,Is, ir "a
Ton In this vicinity Acme FounS,'
Machine Co. CoiiryNi'ls har 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

frNrIhAudlsr. good. going business IN
growing or town. Write waiter STAPLE.
ton Shpu.pa, uAh, care general delivery
Rh.rtCrAR' LADY wishes position In
home during dAv whore couple arc EN-
p'o,cd Address XII care World
FOR SALE Best equipped and best To-
Gated ground floor or office In the city
Of Nish.ia la'ls income rental t1OO per
month. including lease tor 2 month,
retiring from ou business reason Tor sr'
NIus. price 81 500 FOR A. Address Bol
G. care Tulsa World
WILL BtN cAnnrhcad gAso mo plant. =
ready INSTALLED 10 move 70 TcNas W
, herr. Cisco. IrIas
BUSINESS OrpORTJ\ J\ITuS
Reliable manufacturer rs dasOrous o. selling
ono hAlf interest Tn patent coyori0r device
ing sold ~ the best rOnrr-n,eiu tho roun
Too per cent VroNt IN 'hr mAnufscturins
apS sac ~ tho Heytrs Want 80 pu, an a
plant iu Tulsa. $4,000 required This is
rca. opportunity 'or party ~ho Vifhry
10 engage iu .rcA. business AppIv Mann
hrlurcrs az W Maryland st. lndanap.
oils Ind
FOR SALE Sloob o. groceries and dry
goods invoice about $4,000. good irnI
ing point ON onrE 'rah d miles east
81 Tulsa post oNfrr I'M connection
Gco x Rhyme Dawson Osa
Is ~ leaving tho ruy will acr,,i~,
good rrsiauraul business 81 gUl $ Main
II interested come At onoA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
BUSINESS SERVICE

WELDING FNwhrr,s cylinder hlocts
crank cases gears engine parts etc
EuhIanterd sAtistari0ty prirrs right
quick service Express 10 Forrrster
Welding Go Az SECOND
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rLArs AND APARTMENTS

" Ill RENT my new 4 room ''d '.'
south side apartment and f tr''r1
sell small quantity OF prar' A} -
furniture and Kitchen cquipnfh"
full information phone Jli1J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

UWNNNUFNN No ~ W''T'
sy,F I'd ord Irn Monday
Np.U ltfh. v6fs in Red 'ro.
latirr hsfyisrk Of Irin''.
FrIs,npnI church y ~
Al visiting knights A'wSF'
welcome NIsontr Hal fouih
Main
u T. U.nSOS Commander
,NIu. iEE Sec,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
LIVE STOCK


LIVE STOCh AND NbhiSLbS %
FOR SALE 10 teams Of mules. price rang
ius from 1928 to $3.50 per team, 10 teams
~ horses. price ranging from 1913 to
1913 rhane X " OAnti Phones I0ii
and iis7
FOR SALE one Chester White so~ cligt
hl" 70 register viii bring young soon also
rcd bone hounds soon, male and fe
male ready for work this fall. CAL J.
lyons Rod FORD OklN
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES s.
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for hatch
ing also hrooding hens Phone lis2
YOR "tlE- F,chsl white Rock Eggs Mrs
bcrrymau Phone l52, TULSA Okh
BrFF ORrSGTON EGGS for Matching
q NJ Lilson Phone 52I3 or q 50
FOR SALE Thoroughbred BarretA Rock
csgs FOR hsiehing McLAne Dairy
Phone 53j
BARRED ROCk EGGN FOR Matching 9ll
s college Phone a67dJ
BNRY CHICKS for sale 1884 = Fourth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
POULTRY AND supPLiEs o.,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

'OR SNLt Couch upholstered in black,
suitable FOR home or office can More
Ntad--- .1u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
UNDER sew MNSAGENENT
WtiIINGTON ROOMS

- WT"T TWTWD
Nlcr ArF. oUsldr sleeping rooms Hot
ard ru0d sAirr BOO oyDJ room Prcss reA
souahlr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

sell small quantity OF prar A} ~
furniture and Kitchen cquipnfa"
full information phone Jli-J
APARTMENTS FURNISHED -
MARY HRoCKMAN APARTMt>i-onn
nicely furnished room apirlmru. s'1N
exposure Phone 319l
A LARGE. comfortably furnished -""m 80
joining bath private home "..
roomrrs all the privilege of '0'n ,""'
close IN gentlemen only Phone -''.
BOSTON s is25- Comp'r,cF FURNISHED.
room apartment, private BAN "0'''
FOR RENT FIVE room apa-tw,r. ~
furniture for sale. fnrultur' h''g
bought this week Apply ~ p. 20"
eunr r.
FOR RENT Modern TuplrE a"N' 90,
good well garden. etc. pf"''1. g,
buy 2 rooms furniture lij" 3 h'''
mors
FOR RENT-Two room apartment tI' "
Seventh
ONE irOom apartment for r"n' N''
BroCkman apartments. Ioon" -.
ron SALE 3 rooms furniture '.
on modern duplex, south SIDE ' ,-ss
good well, garden and chicken ''''.
: Baltimore
HOUSES FOR RENT
FIVE ROOM modern house Tor I...
nishcd Phone 1895
FOR RENT Five room huns''"' VS.,
mont complete CAll 1873 S'"'' ''
Phone 1865
ELwOOD. y 535 roo mhonsr .'.
Can III : boulder
kBNpNLI- Brand new = room .-
bungalow close 10. ear hnr 90.
balance easy. T T. PhrIan lh".
FOR RENT-Two room house ii,
and North ave .,sl2 per m"n'a wy
a1ti p seventh st. hcnda.
ROSEnALE. \. $40 For rent 3D.. ~ e,-
nicely furnished house ! hiocN ron
line open ior inspection ANY ''"'
1874
FOR RENT--ro parties without 'n..
room cottage, close In, on p,r
electric lights. not modern 80
month 0ll T.. rum si 80
FOR RENT-Two room mouse and '. 10
acres oi garden ground bo'ff'
Horn. Lombard addition
FOR RENT room modern 20, ''e q
pavement near Washington seA0'"
Quire AO2 8 Lansing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
WAITED AuroMnRILEn

" WhNTtn Good .cryirrable roadster hard
continuous WORK country roads must b
,h0Ap for cash In TULSA Saturdays only
AddrtnA 90 rarr MoFId
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

FOR SALE New clean stock ~ genera
merchandise. good going business IN
CROWN oi town. Write waiter STAPLE.
ton Sapulpa, uAA, care general delivery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

IuH .NIr good p,.eurcr ipI3 modr
Chevrolet orr 900 good me- hAnI,a. aandi
f.n0 ii = bargain uNI.. phone $500
I....N...H uhur, iEGa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
rLuMBINo ANp HHArINo
MOVING AND STORAGE
rAINrINo ANp pEoonArINo

PAPERISG AMI Estimate,
ehrrtiuliy given. al, work guaranteed
John Peterson. Phone 21s1. ia
thrNrnnc
ROOMS pNrEREp including paper Tor VI
per room or up oil work guaranteed
-NitheriAnd Phone AAlT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
HAYNES COMPANY FINDS
CLOSED MODELS POPULAR
Public Opinion Increeses Closed Car
ho"tdo"ed Type" Adaptable
10 All Climatic Conditions

As the automobile Industry has
evolved. expanded and progressed. the
attitude OF the public has gradually
shifted with the passing Of the years
IN regard TO the open and closed car
styles, states Mr.. S. N. How, general
sales manager OF the Haynes Automo-
bile Company. kokomo, Ind.
In the infancy or the industry the
touring car and the roadster were the
factured in an overwhelming majority.
Later on, the closed models began to
make their appearance in the larger
cities in very limited number. Year
by year this number has been Increased
until now the closed models are a ia
miliar sight. not only on the city boule-
wards. but on the great national high
The reason for this shifting of the
popular favor from the open to the
closed models Is due to n number OF
things. One is that the closed cars are
now so manufactured that they can
readily be transformed into open cars
by lowering the side glasses In this
way the closed cars. such as the sedan
purpose types of cars. conveniently
adaptable to all sorts of weather in all
climates.
another reason for the present pop
ularity Of Ind demand for closed cars
is the education of the automobile pub
lie to the varied uses of these models.
For many years IL was the general i'm
preston that. closed cars were OF use
only for driving about the city during
cold and Indictment weather. But the
sedan and coupe have incontrovertibly
proved their worth on long tours and
during clear weather.
The Haynes Automobile Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

has been one Of the nrst of the leading
automobile companies to realize the
possibilities and advantages OF the
closed types OF cars. These pioneer
motor car builders have concentrated.
OF late years, a large share OF their
energies on producing closed cars that
possess not only a sturdy mechanism.
but also refinement and distinction.
And well have they succeeded in their
efforts. The new 1920 Haynes coupe
sedan and Limousine are master crea
tfons of engineering skill and coach
building craftsmanship. Their pleasing
lines. their richness. combined with
their exclusive fittings. distinguish
them as character cars.
"On dusty roads. in the smoke laden
atmosphere OF the city. and during in
clement weather, these cars carry their
passengers to their destinations in the
same rastful and immaculate condition
In hfch they started their journey. In
clear. exhilarating weather, or when 1t
is warm. the lowered glasses transform
the sedan and coupe into open. airy
cars. ad hitting the refreshing and In
MIGRATING breezes. No matter what
the condition OF the road or weather.
or the length OF the Journey the closed
car will efficiently serve it's owner"
concludes Mr.. How. "And the automo-
bile-buying public. realizing the many
advantages OF tho closed car. is de-
manding this type of car In greater
numbers each year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

OF the Appcrson Anniversary Eight
with glad cry. SO to speak. and from
then on it was a case OF "yoicks.
yoicks. and away" as her fellow-citf-
zen, Harry Leon Wilson. has it.
The Apperson Company welcomed her
permanently back to her native State
OF California by putting the Appcrson
Eight at her disposal. Trixie christ
cned 1t with the 1900 tour right
on the bat. and came back convert
Tor life. She has bought an Apperson
Eight. sedan type. She has been look
ing for CIR with pep and good nature
to match her own perennial spirits,
and she swears she has found il at
Lar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

lin made the trip In this car.
After two months OF Bordeaux
service she went overland to
Paris and then to the training
area near General Pershing's
Grand Headquarters. Following
two months along the country
roads Of that district. through
weather mostly composed OF mud.
slect and rain, Col. Catlin left in
the Cadillac for Verdun. The
Sixth Marines held the sector of
front line trenches a few miles
south Of that historic city for two
months, and then the regiment
marched out to bilets near Vitry
lie Francois. Ten days later the
Marine brigade moved by box
cars TO the vicinity OF Gisors, just
in back of the line which the
First Division was holding near
Cantigny. On Decoration Day the
Sixth Marines were massed in a
giant court yard to celebrate the
new significance of the holiday.
and before the regiment swung
out of the court yard for their
billets orders had been received
from General Foch TO hurry the
entire Second Division to the east
to meet the German army. which
had broken through the Chemin
DIES Danes. and was advancing
toward Paris at the rate OF six
kilomcters day. The Cadillac
and Elizabeth Ford trailed the
Sixth Marines. which was loaded
on French trucks. on past Meaux
and then north to Belleau Woods.
Three days later the Cadillac won
its first wound chevron when a
piece OF shrapnel tore through tho
rear Of the car, which, fortu-
nately, was not occupied at the
time. With scarcely breathing
spell the Cadillac again traiied the
regiment to Villers Cotterets in
preparation for the drive on July
IS, in which the First and Second
Divisions, together with the ia
nous Moroccans and Foreign
Legion, started the Boche on the
retreat which never ended until
tho armistice was signed on No
vember II. Two days later the
Sixth Marines. less 60co casual
ties in two days fighting, pulled
out for rest twenty miles out from
Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
GOVERNMENT WILL SEND
40B TRUCKS TO VIRGINIA
Distributing 2O,56O Machines to
Aid in Roads Work Throug-
out America.
l,Ioo TO TEXAS, DELAWARE 81
In Number Of States Special Lcgisla-
ton Is Found Necessary to Pro-
vide for Maintenance Of Machinery
for Highway Building.

In what is regarded as perhaps the
most comprehensive nation wide move
proximately 1000 Nash Quads are be-
ns placed by the government in ac
ave road s,i building service throughout
The Quads are being distributed by
me Department Of Agriculture to the
respective State highway commissioners
stoners OF, practically every county in
the United States.
This announcement follows closely
Marines so of pbe e %ash ,he us up,sd
equipment for expeditionary service.
The Eovernment's good roads pro-
81 On call sails for the distribution Of
and Of the total number more than
.one-third are Nash Quads.
Hns Great Hauling Ability.
viii, IKE > Nasn quad has a ,reputa,ion
hauling aSi ns nndef toa MS
conditions. 1t is known practicaiiy
tn, the world over for It's pertormanee
conditions are bad In road construc-
tion work the Nash Quad long since
Z; mas an concentrated o. its superiority. This
Thefi traction and automatic locking
1dinerentials.
The trucks allotted by the govern
the United States Army during the
" %ar some OF them have seen service
-, ,a' .ooS CdntohmentS mere while
|active duty
Under the act OF Congress which
|authorlzed the distribution, the trucks
arc turned over by the Quartcrrnaster's
oepartment TO tho Department Of Agri-
Sui.uIc. Ihey VIII be equipped by the
Various States with hydraulic hoist
bodies for roadmaking work.
BnnIa of Distribution.
Distrinuton OF the trucks and other
!oao-oulldlnE material is based uDon
the respective road building ao;iro-
prlation OF each state and in turn the
appropriation OF each county
ment OF trucks. including Nash Cmsds
IN accordance with the following table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
TRANSFORMING DE LUXE
TriIie FrEanLa Drives an Apperso,
4.:IOO Eiles by Why of
Vacation.

Trixie FriEanza. whose feet are still
as light as her laugh. took a six weeks
lay-on from the Orphcum Theater at
Los Angeles in burning UP the roads
along the coast in her Apperson. She
drove $500 miles in all. stopping oc-
casionally for a nights sleep and the
necessary food units.
You see, Trixie is something OF a
ar-fancicr and demon chauNeuse. She
has been fahcyinE them tonc after an
other) and driving them for fifteen
years, and In that time she has ac-
quircd very definite idea OF just what
she wants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

From this point the regiment
was sent by train to Nancy and a
week later went into the line at
Pont-a Mousson. Pont-a- Mousson
was in reality another rest area
where the crippled First and Sec
ond Divisions were glad to carry
on the tradition of this quiet Sec
tor, where for four years the
French and Germans had scrupu-
lously refrained from firing at the
swimming parties held in the Mo-
selle River. From this restful
spot the Sixth Marines moved late
in August. 1918, to the vicinity of
Toul to rehearSe for the st. Mihiel
offensive. For six days the regi-
mcnt marched by night and slept
in the woods by day. with the
faithful Cadillac at the end Of the
column, until zero hour at A. NJ.
on September u, when the Ninth
and Twenty-third Infantry Regi-
ments, of the Third Brigade, cap
turcd Thiacourt in that drive, the
Marine Brigade passed through
their lines to put slight dent in
the famous Hindenburg line, and
throughout that phase the Cad
lilac took up its headquarters in
Thiacourt, four kilometers distant
from the German lines. After St.
Mihiel the regiment again re-
turned to the vicinity Of Toul, and
the Cadillac followed it when the
Second Division was selected by .
General Foch to cooperate with
General Gouraud's French divi-
sions in an effort to free Rheims
from the menace Of the Boche.
From the Champagne the Cadil-
lac followed its regiment to the
Argonne and crossed the Meuse
River. when the armistice brought
an end to the terrific lighting in
the Agonne. Through Luxem-
burg and Germany the regiment
went overland to Coblenz. and tha
Cadillac consumed mileage on the ,
German roads until the regiment
started for Brest last July. She
made the run under her own
power to that crowded port. and
was unloaded in Newport News
on August 10. In all this car.
with never a breakdown. covered
approximately seventy-flve thou
sand miles in France. Luxembourg
and Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
Captain S. L. Howard, of Headquarters Recruiting
Division, U. S. Marines Brings Famous U. S. 1l27
Cadillac to Richmond-On Exhibit at Fair Grounds

Decorated with five wound
stripes and four service stripes
on the tenders. and the croix de
guerre on the doors. the Ever
Faithful" Cadillac Car of the
Marines arrived in Richmond.
Sergeant E. E. Heiberger
pointed out the record Of actions
In which this car took part and
the legend scratched into the
metal of the steering wheel show:
Verdun, Chateau-Thierry, Sois-
sons, Pont-a- Neocesson. st. Mihiel.
Champagne, Neuse, Argonne.
Army of Occupation.
This car has over 10000 miles
10 its credit. and its driver de-
clares that it runs as sweetly as
it ever did.
The Cadillac Car, OF the Sixth
Marines arrived in Richmond
Monday; comes back from
France with history second
only to the famous Elizabeth
Ford, Of the fighting regiment.
The Ford car was presented to
the Sixth Marines by Mrs. Eliza
beth Pearce. of New York City.
After following the Marines
through the training area and the
Verdun trenches. the Eliza beth
Ford finally came to grief after
severe bombardment by the
Boche batteries at Belleau Woods,
during which time the little Ford
carried rations and supplies to
the battalions in the woods and
across the open road from Lucy
lie Bocage to Bouresches. which
the Second Battalion OF the Sixth
Marines captured on the night of
June 9Th.
Three days before Bouresches
was captured the Cadillac car was
struck by piece Of shrapnel
while camoufiaged on a side road
two: kilometers behind the front
lines OF the Marines.
The Cadillac car was carried to
France on the U. S. S. DeKalb,
which achieved considerable noto-
riety as the German raider Prince
Eitel Frederick. She was landed
at St.. Nazaire on November 1.
1917. Two weeks later the Sixth
Marines. under Col. A. w. Catlin,
moved to Bordeaux. and Col. Cat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

corporated few weeks ago. with
$4,000 capital stock. has been organ
lied. with T. NJ. Morrison as presi-
dent. Tho company has acquired lands
In Montgomery County on which there
are valuable undcvelopcd mari de-
posts. These will be developed at
once,
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Farmers, Bank OF Holland.

HOLLAND. VA. Oct. 1.-THE Farm
ers' Bank Of Holland. with charter
ness on as little as $4,000 capital. and
admits of capitalization up to 5000. 900.
has been organized. Il. r. Holland Is
president and j. d. Rawles has been
elected SECRETARY
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Dixie Motor Company has established
salcsroom at SIP l.. Main Street 10
handle the Dixie Flyer for this terri
tory.
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j. r.: Bohannan and Company. 722
West Broad Street, are local dealers
Tor the Weston Ammcter.
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Sparks From Motorland

Grover G. Dula, president OF the NJ
D. Stone Motor Co. local Buick dis
where he saw three OF the Chicago
Cincinnati games.
G. NJ Harker. representing The Cen
eral Tire and Rubber Company, Akron.