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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER

rbe Issue.
There's lot .: wild discussion
Us - what Mill be the ,ssuo
In the national election,
When ihc voters hi, the rolls:
And diversity oe viewpoint
Is 'he thing that makes Us staggc---
Everyone has something different,
TIL It aggravates cur souls
Wife. sho says the greatest Issue
Is the cost of storage hcn-fru:t
Hut my own !nsistcnt trouble
Is tho cost CT gasoline;
II we must, we can endure the
Low. grade food a, hish grade prices.
Eu; the ccs; c: tres Is fearful,
When You're running machine.
Wilson quotes The referendum
Bryan :clls for .ifty-fr;y,
lodge howis murder OH the gidc-l;nes
Hoover etsl.es his life on FOOD:
Thus you lind them AL divi:i;L,
and tho issue leaves the people
IT. a quandary, and rosultan,
Indcc!s!vcncSs OF mood
What say: Since she found Moses
In the PUSHES, since the locusts
Devastated Egypt. Brother
Since tic ited Sea Waa 4 path.
~! we comn1oners haze hustled
For necessities OF ii::ng
:aaG whenever we objected
We were visited with wrath.
Heres my issue: Bread and butter,
Eut beyond the bread and butter
Roses, pnnsies, time for fishing,
And a little less OF strife!
Give us anything that's extra
10 the food TO keep us working
Anything TO le. the toiler
Get some pleasure out o! Lie: -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Confer Over Convention Plans.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17--Homer 8
cummings, chairman OF the Democratic
.>atl"nai Committee, arrived here to
committee ION ARRANGEMENTS for the
i)cmocratic National Convention, TO be
lIoid in San Francisco next June. AIR
cummings Also was expected 10 con
city Members OF tho committee on
arrangements present for the confer
cnce included Clark Howell, Of Georgia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
VIGOROUS ACTION IN BERLIN
TAKEN AGAINST AGlrATORS
Twchty-six ItadlcnI Lenders Arc Jailed
ana strike instiEutors Arc
Discharged.
70. Aasoc!aica Trosa. J

EnRl.IN, Jan. i5.--condltions IL
Berlin. now are normal. Twenty.six
tho Independent und & o III mum =,
groups. were arrested today. CHARGED
VIII completely !H The .!otins o.
Tuesday.
The owners OF tho biz industrial
oStab!is hmcnts IN Berlin have yo,cI
10 proceed r:.Cn,lcas9y agains, rad
!ca! 'mp!"yrcS WHO arc found guilt
WoriScrs.
Fifteen hundred men have been dis
charged rom tho shop because thcy
adversary OF the killing ot d.. Kari
!AebEnccht and Rosa Luxembourg;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
PLANS TO ENTER MONASTERY
Former Empress Augusta Victoria. OF
'ermnh!. seeks Retirement tn
EnEland or America
NY Associated Press. ]

TARiS, Jan. i1.--Former Empress
AuSnstc Victoria OF Germany, Who is
al present ~ Potsdam, contcmplates
entering Protestant monastery In
England or America. according to
report received here from Base. Her
nea!th is reported bad, but it is said
she Is not In serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Worlds Jews NumI,cr I5.a.o aoo.

TN DON, Jan. 1I.-Thc Jewish popu-
la.,0n or the world IS 15.i30,000. Hc-
corninT TO David Trictsch, the Jewish
each have 100000. willie there arc s.
,,oo.oGo in the United States, 100000 IN
iiussia and 30O,UO0 in the British isles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
VIII Probe ImmornIity Re,or,

SiilE''TON, Jan. l7.--Immcdiatt {.
,nSealiEation Of charges Of imnloraIity
ninohE inmates at the Portsmouth naval
PRISON, transmitted TO the Navy Dc
parimont ny agents of the Department.
o. Justice last October. will be made
oy lhn navai authorities. Assistant
secretary Roosevelt announced today
upon his return from an inspection or
the prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

IS there are at least a dozen distinct
shades of opinion on tho peace treaty and
eClrarchised womanhood would insist on try
ing to match 1T least two OF them on each
ballot, the counting and compilation OF the
results OF the Presidents Solemn rcfcycn-
DUN" surely would be a solemn business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Washington hospital authorities

washington hospital authorities call
vigorously for some Of the public supply OF
whisky, giving warning that some OF their
patients are likely 10 die for lack OF it, and
local Anti-Saloon L.eagucrs apparently have
not the nerve TO live up TO their contention
that alcohol Is Invariably II poison. and that
s,mniants derived from il never can be use
n! nor necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
IA Holland,

30 Tar as "e have been atle u Deserve Il
isn't such Il hardship to !.7c tn ! castle sy the
sea. saw wood and be assured o. four million
yea7 with trimmings.
And he !s the same KAISER concerning whom,
iWo n'ii"n American boys recently discussed
the best !net,od OF lyncil,nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

Everything depends Oh the way u tact is
stated. Newspapers not especially friendly
20 ;hc Hog Island Navy Ward announced. in
headlines, that * had produced seventy
four VESSELS. which didn't look like much.
DLt Philadelphia contemporaries gave il dis
tinct imprcssivcness BY calling it els. 200
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
These DaJs.

as So'.' said ,ae scrubwonan, seaudtnr
erect beforc the Janito- OF 'she big .s,,artneat
ionse. I'm regular scrubber, am"
And you're looking for "A lob ch? Wei,
Wan rninnit, Mister wouldn't so - cav ,,,,,.
LIN iooNin Tor job but yeYo nrapoa!tsoa
III lstcn.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

In announcing its purpose 70 withdraw the
Siberian cXpedi,ionary force the United
States government informs Japan that to
maintain the status quo Knight Involve the
government OF the Cni;ed States in an under
taking OF such irdcnablc character as TO be
inaavisable > That is one way TO explain
the failure OF the expedition. The reason
now given was not less applicable at the time
the expedition was sent there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

me colonel has prov ocaton, if not pronar
'du"e' ior burning malice and desperate de-
sire to wound Yet he should remeroba, ,ho
story in Punch OF the duchess answering ~.
question OF u small son on The mora, status
OF wortl--"lts far worse than N,ieted w..
SON 1t vulgar" TOO many OF rs tend -
ENJOY III our literature dash OF wickedness
"hen atrectivcly presented, bat raw, coarse
Nulgarity ofeDds all tastes but The mos d.
PRAYED.
students OF history recall that eight yea,s
ago colonel Harvey undertook TO discov.-
ana make Woodrow Wilson and "a estsb.
'Ish hlInsetf in the memory OF grateful
country as The original Wilson man. He ca
ehusiFe, perhaps oficious, in this ,a,k up,tt
informed. ny M. Wilson himself. The, ,,at
gentleman would prefer TO be undiscovered,
anu uncF"atcd rather than be usbnyel to-,
me company Of Dres!dentia! possibili,ies nm
ocr inc apparent patronage and chabeyn,,
age Of the colonel. All must adni, ,;,a. "a
lection o. assduousy rendered service. win
i"p!'cu suggestion that it might carry Will,
u some contamination and more iniur, than
hc!p. involves transportation so ycorchjpy ,ha,
IL must biistcr through tie th!ckc.t skin. In
ms instance the sting vas made moro IN,
tvtcrap'S by the fact that Nr Wilson ,.aa
t"lcc elected President, rot only withou, ,hc
co!oneiS aid but in face of his arden, bos.
'''N. e' the coioncis vocabulary surely
Shonio De sthicicnt TO alloT him to rcnt the
,toFmiua emotions natura! FOR Il person OF
u'S limitations and percent IONS with larpuaro
ana terms within the bounds CT dcccuc,. ana
without cracking hopclcssly mis- vcnocr re
Schtiiity. His Sef-intcrest shorId arousc h;a
sell -contro! so far rs 20 enable him 10 no.
strain ibStlnct and tendency from drivip:. hin,
90 inc phrases coined and occasionally used
by me io"est type Of cornled hands at
'ei'ptlNs 10 crafty i'npotent anger or take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

President Poiacarc has been elected Sena-
tor 10 represent tho Department OF the
Mouse That is Francis answer 10 the qucs-
tion of what 10 do with EXPIRES ideuta Its
not d bad idea, and New Jersey might DO
worse than to elect Woodrow Wilson to "a
seat IN the Senate, 10 succeed Senator Joseph
SnerE!an tr@!ii!s htiysen. whose term expires
March s. 1925. lr'thc Republicans 10y tha,
,jlnc !'arc lot ratified the Versailles treaty.
he would show them how to do IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

and at the rate are going the time soon
will come when the whole system Of blue
laws which once cursed New england will
DO fastened upon tho nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
char.oal Eph,r Daily ,rhour,,.

Hit ain no use prea chin a. a preachcr,'' said
charcoal Eph. in - mood "an' when hit como
right down t. cases. de s;nnai ain. so much
stoToed desc hyar days h:sse':. Try a pickle
afistah Jackson :. ~
l. tasE don't quit inurde!ns Americans dow n
~ Aie7co wc ought 70 write 'cni another s,.a.,
nctc about it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

inc Department OF Agriculture says loss
meat IS eaten in this country today than there
vas twenty years ago. There is a reason,
with meat three times as extensive and orr
dollar worth about half as much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name ana nddres, of
requests. - ''''s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Cracking OF a Coio,sI,s yenee.

('ol'oNEL HARVEY, OF Harveys Weekly.
~ doubtless finds it impossible in Tho tir
cnmstances 10 manage his temper but for
Inc edltcatior OF his constituency and the adj
vantage OF his own standing he might con
irive to mend his manners. In his Issue OF
January ., in his leading article. he INDUCES
himseir in this reference 20 the President:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

ADMIRAL. Decker reports that through the
efforts OF his publicity agents III Spain a
popular rco-aily bn!rghtcr swaycd the
masses his way. while the artist ocracv. vim
whom Ambassador dec willard corsor,ed
inclined 10 the Germans, On his side Mr..
Willard can cite the declaration OF the King
or Spain that he painting TO bcstride
his fiery stecd and lead his army and mobiles
20 the aid of the French. The fact seems to
ne tlat all the WAY spirit in Spain, or both
SIDES, was developed after the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

~! our Reds, with their free indulgence
10 threat and vociferous bowling for gore
nave not caused as many cusualtics ~ wood
alcohol, which said nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

PERHAPS Herbert Hoover Is Republican
aS MS !r>chd' julius Barnes, claims, hut he
surely docs act like II Democrat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

NhEhoW-- and, being ucithcr Repubii-
taN . n9T !lcmocrat, We can speak f,ee-
- Hat "a the way les! about a.
i'I ~ plain, simple lcaso:! ,h;.t We
t,n n arc, .I Ia.t ror the TING 20 boo,
- o. the United S;.tcg - Irc.:to.
ana ruc n some bra ms a,,,, ,,,.a,,.- $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
SUNDAY, JANUARY IS. 1920.

ron Of sre uHea,ties S.r-n o also reser"rd
SUNDAY. JANUARY IS 1929.
G.
m ss<sssaassSssssrSse,a ~
g )
IS there are at least dozen distinct
, shades of opinion on the peace treaty and
eCtranChised womanhood would insist on try
ing to match 1T least two OF them on each
ballot. the counting and compilation OF the
results OF the Presidents Solemn rcfcrcn-
DUN" surely would be solemn business.
Everything depends eli the way a tact is
stated Newspapers not especially friendly
20 ;hc lIoS Island Navy Yard announced. in
headlines, that i, had produced seventy
four VESSELS which didn't look like much.
Drt Philadelphia contemporaries gave il dis
tinct imprcssivcness BY calling it "615,V0o
tons.
Washington hospital authorities call
vigorously for some Of the public supply OF
whisky, giving warning that some OF their
patients arc likely 10 die for lack OF it, and
local Anti-Saloon Leagucrs apparently have
not the nerve TO live up 10 their contention
that alcohol Is Invariably poison, and that
stinlniants derived from il never can be use
N! nor necessary.
In announcing its purpose to withdraw the
Siberian evolutionary force the United
States government informs Japan that to
maintain the status quo might involve the
government OF the United States in an under
taking OF Si.cil irlciinablc character as TO be
inaavsable." That is one way TO explain
the failure OF the expedition. The reason
HOW gwen was not less applicable a; the time
the expedition was sent there.
President Poiacare has been elected Sena-
tor TO represent the Depa rtmcrt of the
Mouse. That Is Francois answer 10 the uucs-
ton OF what 10 do with cz-Presidenta. Its
not bad idea, and New Jersey might DO
worse than 10 elect Woodrow Wilson to a
seat in the Senate, 10 succeed Senator Joseph
Sherman tre!iLgh uysen. whose term expires
March ). 1925. sF'thc Republicans 10y that
-jimc iavc lot ratified The Versailles treaty.
lie would show them how to do H.
,dr,irst ra.i:, ~
80 - iIpo' - ~ 'Arousn Rhc
nonu,., r,.n.,,i, ,,,;, "..''S III SPAN 4
$50 -; MGR S"aSea Tue
masses MS way. while the aristocracy with
;nn,in,d -, 49, $50 "oo " .ii"rd cohsorteo'
y1,i,,a.u ~ VI. uerh'ahs' On his side Mr..
tis 49, &C.. ons' ns was painting to bcstridc
- ,bo siS - CIV. leSu MS arm! ana MOBILES
=. 49,, ~, =. NE fehch. inc TACT seems to
.;1os 80 a1,.., "a' 'pi III SPAN on ooth
N'''o'eu "i'eF INC war
Tha, ,,,, r,
-, r;,h( o"finai government Is
.sr,n, I,ann d,. ,h.a 80 MAINTAIN itself haS
n 49,, ~ I'tc'' ~ rs suppression
.,. 80, 80. 'n'ch. II th'E had
Sc. ,.,I @ .f' VIII ne mailed
,h., .,..,, -! .'''- rNst!ne" until
thn, e., o"k"l d'oNt its over
;,3a ., MA. - p.e'0"' 20 EFh'"ehl Is try
~ .,,t.. 49, IN % ''4c peace treaty,
,m ~ iie,,,., VIZ - .'h' j assistance
,oo ns,Sh s., 'h"Il 'fce oy not being
80, ia..;i ,,,.'"e H'ef'' 'a!h!imcnt OF
- '+'1o '''"'S
y,,i. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

ADDRESS ALI. COMM USIC.A-
TONS TO The Tlntcs-Ois-
pnicb. nj not TO individuals,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

TELErHuNE, Randolph 4.
Private lSraneh EacnanSe
conncrtiry vyith all depart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

PgBILSHED every day Up the year at 10 south Tenth
nsh!aa 20. inc. Charles L. HasbTooI. EtiitOr and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

Tho LateS staiea te'oasa 20 The youns mon
-. oHe7: W. !IeaEe nac. Wy their Quit claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

Removing Corns-f'icase inform mo through
your column OF q good ron.cdy for removing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

BRANCH OFFICES: W3Sb.
tngton,. 1916 New York we
nue.; SeH hork City, Fifth
Avenue DuilulnX; ChicAHs,
Peoples Gas BuiIuiHI;
l'hi.aneipfiio. Colonial rru,:
building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
DO|NGS Of THE AUTO
TRADE ASSOCIATION
This Weeks Lunch Was Well At
tended and Important Matters
Were Brought Up.

An even % members and guests attend
ed the weekly luncheon of the Automobile
Trade Association on Monday. The
speaker was w. T.. Reese, who has re-
Gently gone from the du Pont Company
to take up the field work of the Delaware
Safety Council. He asked for corporation
from the dealers, suggesting that this
take the form of the enrolment of them
selves and their working forces In the
membership of the Council. For this pur-
pose blanks were distributed which were
to cover ten dollar subscriptions; those
who had lists of more than 40 men paying
25 cents each for the excess number.
The suggestion of putting the emblem
of the Council on the radiator of members
cars and on gasoline tanks was brought up.
Mr. Reese mentioned the project which
the Council has in hand, of painting white
lines on the asphalt pavement of Market
street at danger points, which will cost
about $780, He pointed out that 1t was
a matter of self interest for members of the
association to do all in their power to
diminish automobile accidents.
President +. b. Norman brought UP, the
matter of parade with decorated cars on
the date which shall be set for automobile
day at the Fair, and Messrs. johnson,
Smith and White were appointed n com
mittee to arrange details, which will be
duly announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
TEN COMMANDMENTS"
These Are New Ones and They Are for
Motor Truck Drivers.
The Milford Chronicle says.

The Milford Chronicle says.
Whether experienced" or green
there are certain rules in driving which
should be observed by every driver of a
motor truck. The following patterned
after the Motor Vehicle law Of New York,
presents safety first" principles that
every truck driver should remember.
Don't forget to slow down Mt street
intersections. IL may save a human life.
2--Dont forget to look to the right and
left before passing railroad crossing.
3-Don't forget when signaled by n
faster moving vehicle in your rear, to turn
slightly to the right and allow such a
vehicle to pass on your left.
don't forget the pedestrians They,
too, have rights on. the streets and high
ways.
5-Don't forget TO use extra preca,l-
tions when you sec child crossing high
way.
6-Don't forget that in case of accident
you must stop Immediately and give your
name, address and license number TO the
injured party or police officer. II
police officer is In the vicinity, report to
the nearest police station or. judcinl officer.
Don't fail TO sec that your truck is
equipped with adequate brakes in good
working order and adequate horns or
other signaling devices.
S-Don't forget that your lights must
be lit within half nm hour after sunset
Don't forget that safety first saves
life and limb and often your temper.
l0-Remember the A. b. G. of truck
driving be careful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
PIERCE ARROW TRUCKS.

Thirty per cent more power, so per cent
greater hill-climbing ability, 20 per cent
more economy in gasoline consumption
are the performance facts which give the
Pierce-Arrow dual valve motor trucks an
exclusive advantage in the field of motor
transportation, according TO David Fer
guson, chief engineer of the company.
These percentages, with but slight
variations, hold true with regard TO any
model of the expanded line recently an
nounced-the two-ton, the 312-ton, the
five-ton, or the tractor unit.
Says Mr.. Ferguson. with no in
crease in cylinder dimensions, we have OBJ
tanned considerably more power, and this
with decrease in gasoline consumption
Double ignition also enhances engine
performance. Two sparks, flashing
simultaneously at opposite points in the
compression chamber, explode the mix
ture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
H,H. FRANKLIN ON FUEL PROBLEM.

The final solution of the gasoline supply
problem cannot be found merely in the
more careful use of fuel by present owners
of motor cars. This is the opinion of Ii. II.
Franklin, president of the Franklin Auto
mobile Co, Syracuse.
MIR. Franklin urges that automobile
manufacturers interest themselves in the
question in an entirely different way than
present conservation plan include. The
motor car designer must be depended
upon for the solution by building the car
of the future to use less gasoline. The
accomplishment of this objective, Mr..
Franklin points out, involves three things;
first, the reduction of weight; second, the
limitation of the size of cars; and third,
closer adaptation of the power plant to
the actual performance requirements OF
an automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
MOTOR CAR HELPS BUSINESS.

The vital place which tho motor car
has taken in daily modern life has been
impressed anew upon the people Of this
country by the recent Interruptions and
CONCESSIONS Of railroad transportation
The automobile and the motor truck have
kept big plants going, rushing to their re-
ceIving depots the mountains Of material
which keep mon profitably nj work,
The automobile, beyond question IL n
distinct advance in Civilization. The
automobile industry today ranks as Gee
ond in volume Of finished products. Tho
motor car today carries more passengers
than all the steam railroads in the United
States. Motor trucks may soon be carry
ing more freight than all Of the railroads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01

Miss Cecilia Leitch, who has again won
the English women's golf championship.
has been playing the game since she was
seven years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
Samson Tractor at Fair.

The Samson model M tractor, for
which the Wilmington Automobile Co.
has recently taken over tn istributlon
will be shown at the State Fai week
The Amer ca farmer today wit a tractor
can do practically three times the work in
a day and can make one day of good
weather amount TO three days Of only few
wears ago. He can now get into the field
the exact moment his grain is ripe and get
it ready for threshing in record time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
I.eaky Waive Stems.

Another valve leak is about the stems.
They should fit snugly in the guide. But
with many motors there is q tendency for
the valve guides to wear. This may
sometimes be detected by kissing sound
when the engine is turned over by hand or
when running slowly. Where this occurs
it is necessary to ream out the valve guide,
put i'm bushing and possibly install new
valves which fit properly OF course, the
leaky valve stem would have the same
effect as lealy intake manifold, admit
ting air which would thin the mixture, or
spelling the suction, so that proper mix
ture would not be drawn into the COM
bustion chamber.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01

Lost something7 Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
DU POINT MOTORS MOVES.
Will Occupy New Plant at Moore's, Pa,
This Week.

The du Pont Motors Company will
occupy the new plant at Moore's, Pa,
this week Production Of $50 machines n
month will soon be attained. This is the
normal figure for which the plantswas de-
signed, although this is so laid out that so
moro per month may be handled by means
Of comparatively slight changes.
The full output for some time is sold
up. il is stated, and direct sales rooms
have been arranged for in the dozen lead
ing cities.
The local plant at Commerce and Dock
streets, South Wilmington, will be kept
going for the present on the manufacture
Of motors, although the assembling will be
done in the new plant. After completion
of the chassis, the bodies are put on in
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
Aufns Shown at Fair.

Cars which are to be shown at the State
Fair next week include the Elcar, Hup-
mobile, Templar, bort, Paige, kissel,
Davis, Lexington, Westcott, Re We're,
Oids, National, Case, Oakland, Scripps
Booth, Dodge, Cadillac, Ford, Buick,
Chevrolet, Nash, Haynes, REQ, Franklin,
Overland, Jordan and Studebaker. Only
one model of each Will be on display, but
the dealers will be on hand 10 whisk
prospects to their city salesrooms, if
further demonstration is wanted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01

You try an Every Evening want adv.