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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licensss

Joseph A. Plantc, 81. Alliance. o. and
Y. Margaret Walker. 26. canton. ~.,,e
Max Nicherg. 90. Pittsburgh ana .Se''r
scrkowitz 81. McKecsport. Pa. =,
&, Never, a. and Ada NJ. Christian H.
both OF Canton.
Deeds HAcorded
Security Trust company. oHn I'D
tIon ms executor OF the last VIII anu
testament of Catherine Ha1lctt. deceased
to August i. Carl. Property on twenty
third Street. Consideration $40.
GSrneIia A. (Folma-) Butler and Ar
thur NJ. Butler To Albert Eikey, en-
\ Creighton and wife to william
r.. Daugherw and Nelc Daug"erty.
Property in Philadelphia district. 'Go-
sideration $40. ,,.,. md
Charles Stumpp to Fred G. me mess J 1Iu
Mable Thesis. Property IN zane 'Auu''
ton. Consideration $40.
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TWO LOCAL BOYS
GET APPOINTMENT
Marsh aollnsr and Hugo wolfe to En1sr
naval Prep School P1rst
Of Year.

Two local hovs will, leave January st
for SnnapolIs, Maryland. where they
vii vii cntrr the preparatofy naval school;
They arc Marsh Gollncr. q GRADUATE o.
Wheeling high and Hugh Wolfe a Er-o-
uaic of Linsly Institute. .,<,,,,o,
Tbs two men received NOTIFICATION
chic ueeE OF their appointments and are
waking max plans for leaving for the school OIL:
viii he enrolled in the naval academy.
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CASE CONTINUED

Tho case Of Eugene Waller. charged
with seriously cutting John MaGison at
WarwOul several months ago. when
was {, have com" M in Cr!mna! COURT
Yesterday morning WAS postponed UNI II
the mex; term OF court. upon motion by
the defendants counsel
Thr case was set f"r yesterday and at
trlctcd great interest. MagiSon. L Will
he rcmrInh, rcd was in the North Wheel
ing hospital several weeks suffering
from his injuries. Waller is defended
by Attnrncy John S. RITZ.
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Ga>~"91? $"': $4,000
n~yMoJranhTQAol
CHAn& a4~d AG,>~XaaA.

dollar guarantee OF purity printed on
the box. certifying that 1t does not con-
tain white lead. rice powder or any
harmful substance. This guaranteed
pure powder is called La-may (Frcnch
POudrc L'Ame). Because II Is pure and
harmless La-may is now used by over a
million American women: II is now tn.
most popular complexion powder sold
in New York Women who have used
even the most expensive face powders
say La-may stays on better than any
other: they Say they can not buy
better powder anywhere at any price.
There is also a La-may Talcum that
prevents tho souring Of perspiration-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
OBSERVE HOLY DAY


Wednesday was 4 holy day for those
Of Catholic faith and all who were able
to do so attended mass at som" time
during the day IN celebration of the
occasion.
Last evening at seven o'clock services
OF H." rcirr;l, "f the Sodality Of tho VIZ
gin Mar. began Win a procession Of
the blessed Sacrament md services will
close this evening witf solemn rccep-
lalitS
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Special Club Affair,

The Cotillton club is preparing for a
Special dance to be- held at the Carroll
club Christmas night. Tho club rooms
ar" in III" hands of decorators, ana
when finished. Will he gay in holiday A.
tire. The program for tho evening
promises something good in the way OF
entertainment. and the usual Iarpn
crowd is expected to attend. The Mon
day nirht dance will be held next week,
as usual.
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Trinity Bazaar

The annual bazaar and supper of the
Trinity Lutheran church will take place
in the church this afternoon continuing
throughout the evening. The appetizing
menu which has been prepared by ex-
pertS In culinary art will attract rec
ord crowd at to supper hour. The at
tractivG booths will be gay with gift
novelties and the Christmas shopper
will find II easy to get just what she
wants here. AS usual. this affair is
bound to be success.
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Ladies' AID Meeting.

Wednesday afternoon tho Second Dr.
vision VI the Ladies' Aid Society Of
Thomson VI. f.. church. met ia regular
session with Mrs. II. Walter Wood on
SNuBl Broadway. Important business
matters tool; Up the better part Of tho
time. and. social hour. during which
refreshments were served. brought the
|, mc"tlu: 10 a close.
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woman'u Climb romorou

An interesting meeting Of the Wom-
ems club is scheduled for Friday after
noon. DIR. r. r. l.. Stridcr will ADDRESS
the members. and. in addition Ia this
feature, NJ. J. Cullinan. city Solicitor
j. j. i. ORricn and Judge J. W. Ewing
have been invited TO BE- present, and Will
speak on the pure water question. This
meeting will be Of especial interest. and
all M"mbcrs who can possibly be on
hand are urged to attend.
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Prominent among the affairs of Tho
holiday season is the New Year ball at
III" Ma sonic club. Elaborate nlans arn
under way for this brilliant event. and
something uniQu" in the way Of enter
tainment is promised. Special arrange
m"nt IS being made 10 take care of the
unusually large crowd expected.
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z. W. C. A vineor

Mrs Arthur Malcolm Dow, who soils
the latter part Of tn" month for India.
under direction Of IN" Wheeling Y. W. g.
&. A.. is Ia be in the city for four days
while rnroutr 10 the coast. and will hold
meetings with tho various clubs while
here
on Friday night there will be meet
ing OF all high school girls Of Triadrl-
phia, Wheeling and Warwooc. Tho sea l.
ms capacity ~ tho audit o-um will be
taxed by these hundreds Of girls and ar
rang"mentS Cor u lap supper TO be
served at $40 will be carried out. Mrs
Dow viii address III" NEE ting
Mr|. Dow will also meet with tie
, tSoard Nf Directors, the lSligious Edu-
, cation1l committee and the secretaries
Of the Association on Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Charles
o'Rricn. NJ Pleasant Valley. Sunday ar
t"rn0on Mrs. Dow will again address tho
girls Of the c'ty 1T \ mass meeting In
III" ! auditorium. This meeting is es-
lTc!i!iy arranged for the young women
| members Of tn" association who have
had 4 part in club or classes in arrang-
Ing for Mrs. now's work In tac Orient.
, cities IL India, particularly Calcutta
ara III great need Of Y houses and the
! local organization is to bc congratulated
upon undertaking such IL piece Of work
as they have outlined for Calcutta
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Dance at Port Harry clnh

y. Garth Hcarne. Jr.. and Lawrence
+. Hearnc have issued invitations. t. /
delightful dancing party TO be rail 10
ccmbrr %. 1T the Fort Henry club. This
is one of the important SOCIAL events for
the Iuletide season and is pleasurably
anticipated by the younger social set.
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W. T, NJ. S. Meeting

The Womens. Foreign Missionary
society Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the church parlors this eve
ming at eight o'clock. Miss Nelle hsic
~ T,rjdcc 3ort viii! speak on her trip 10
JannnN A good attendance IS desired
and all members are urged TO be on
va nd
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New Year Debut

Invitations are out for ono Of tle i'm
portant social events of the holiday sea-
son. Miss Mary Chanlinc Milton, OF
Monument Place. Will make her formal
debut on New Years. day at Il charm
InEly arranged affair beginning ut f0vr-
thirty in tho afternoon and continuing
until sevcn-thirty o'clock. Dancing will
NC the chief pastime
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atbha-Millr

ThnsmarrIagc Of Miss Florence Nil
Inr and Mr.. J. Shewnl Gibbs. Jr., oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon at inc
home of the brides sister. Mrs: James
Jaull. in tho Virginia apartments Win
medintely following the ceremony Mr.,
and Mrs. Gibbs left for honeymoon
70 he spcnt At various points of interest
along the lakes and upon their return
viii be at home to their friends al
I.,easant Valley where they will reside
win MIR. Gibbs parents. Mrs. Gibbs is
the daughter OF Mrs. Martha NJ. Miller
Of Chapl!ne street and the groom Is
son of MIR. and Mrs. J. 5. Gibbs, Sr.
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MEMS CLUB SOCIAL

The Thomson Mems Bible class ana
the Mems club will hold a get-toEethef
social session in the Thomson II. %:
church rooms this evening. A special
program has been arranged for the &C.
ca sion and some OF the best talent IN
the community has been secured. The
big eats are expected TO be something
entirely out Of the ordinary. The men
and young men OF the Island are invited
to turn out for this affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
W. b. W. Club Meeting

The Wheeling Business Women's Club
met in regular mCn;hly session at the
Y. W. &. \. Tuesday evening. Dinner
was served to members of the club and
promptly at six o'clock thrty-siX young
women took their places ut table.
Miss Katherine Mitchell. president OF
the club. presided over IN informal buSi-
ness hour following dinner and 1t was
decided that Christmas packages will he
sent To tubrrcrlar hospitals in Colorado.
Miss Nelin Lyle, who spent the past
summer In Japan. gave an interesting
sketch Of her travels. with description
Of the quaint customs or the people.
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en- Sweeney, daughter OF Mrs. William
Sweeney OF the South Side, became the
bride Of Mr.. r. Raymond Donahue OF
This city. Rev. Father William Hall
celebrated nuptial mass and performed
the ceremony. while Miss Juantta HuS-
selbee was maid Of honor and Mr.. Henry
Tafaute acted ~ best man. Relatives
and a few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. A wedding breakfast was
served at the homo of the bride where
the young couple will reside.
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II somebody doesn't stop that 0nAir
over in Ireland there won't be any homee
to rule.
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M Hotartain Club

Mrs. John Reid will entertain the
members OF her bridge club at her nome
in Birch Lynn Friday afternoon. FOL
lowing an afternoon with this tavorlte
pastime tea will be poured.
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DonaSue-Sweeney

\ pretty wedding WAS SolcmniZed
Tuesday morning at the church OF the
Immaculat Conception when Miss Hell
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WEDDING FOLLOWS
ROMANCE OF WAR
nrR. C. c. ROSCOE, FORMERLY OF
SHADYS1DE, WEBS ST.
PAUL GIRL
Shadyside People Learn Of HIS Mar
riage to Ness Lillian Langslow.


Many Shadysidc. Ohio. friends Of the
groom have received handsomely en-
Graved cards announcing the marr,h hs,
of Mr.. c. G. Roscoe. formerly OF that
place. to Miss Lillian LangsloW OF 81.
Paul, MINI. The marriage IL the out
come Of a war romance. the groom nav
ing met the young woman while ne was
stationed at an aviation training camp
in that city The cards read as follows:
MIR. and Mrs. Harry l-angslow
announce the marriage or their daughter
Lillian
Mr. Charles G. Roscoe
Saturday, December fourth
nineteen hundred and twenty
St. Paul. Minnesota
At Home
aftsr December twentieth
3223 Nicollett Avenue
Minneapolis
Shower for Coming Bride.
Miss Lila Brandau Of South Nhcel-
ing has been complimented with num-
Der of pretty affairs since the an
nounccmcnt II her engagement Somc-
time ago. The following friends called
at her home and showered her with Il
variety of useful gifts:
Bies6ames-
Fred Conrad W. Alberts
II. Llndelof Jacob Becker
Annie Lindelof Carrie Fette
Belle Baker Jesse BAKER
Jacob eau Henry Baker
Maggie Mcranden Mrs. Mozena
Clara Bowman Mrs. Kline
Miss Clara Bowman, Mrs. Miner. Mr..
and Mrs. August lirandau.
Games and music we're the ,ch!el
amuscments and 2 lumber Of handsome
prizes were awurdce In the games. A
dainty luncheon completed the evening.
Monday night Miss Rrandau will be
the honor guest another charminEly
arranged shower. Her marriage to Mr..
Louis RovI OF Springfield. lass. VIII
be an event of the HOLIDAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
Legion Dance Friday

Members Of the locrI American Legion
and Service Star Legion are anticipat-
ing a pleasant evening at the Elks club
auditorium FRIDAY. Dancing will conf
mence 1t eight CLOCK and continue until
dniglt only members OF the two
D"gions are invited and ladies' without
escort will not he admitted.
Christmas night there will be Christ
mas tree at the Legion club rooms and
on the night of December 81 the menu
nCrs Will gather at tho club and hold Il
watch party 10 welcome in the new year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
DEATHS.

FAIRLANiB- on August {. 1920, Rachel s.
widow of the late William III. Fairlamb.
Funeral services at the home Of her SOn-in-
law Albert Jctfcris. 9u3 Monroe street. on
saturday afternoon at ! clock. local time.
Interment at Mt. Moriah cemetery, Phila-
dclphia al ; o'clock standard time.
DAHLlNG-In this city. on August g. 1920,
Estella. wife Of Fred 4. Dahling. aged %
years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence.
1923 West sixth street. on saturday. Au-
ctst : al O'Clock local time. Intcrmcnt
al RiYerNiCw cemetery
DOWNS-In Lcwcs. Del. on August 3, 1920.
h Downs aged years. months.
Funeral at Lcwes. Del, on Friday after
noon. August q. at go o clock.
HARRY N-At Overlook Claymont. Del. on
August g 1920 Esther Louise daughter
of Lawrence = and Martha W Harry
aged I year = months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
th, funeral services at the chapel in Union
Hil cemetery. Kenneth square, Pa on
Friday afternoon. August 8. at O'Clock
~NITH-At Hamilton Park on August ?.
1920. Earl :. son OF William \ and Lillian
NJ smith. aged 33 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services at the residence of his
parents. Hamilton Park, on Saturday
afternoon August :, at clock local
time. lnterment private at Lombardy Gene
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06

White, was feature OF the exercises.
Mr.. White also played harmonica So
lectlons
Those present included: John Il. Tay
lor John +. Cloud, New Castle Trust Go.
j. w. Arthurs, ID. N. Taylor, j. II. David,
w. Il. keeth, J. H. Roberts, National
Bank of Smyrna; Gamaliel Garrison,
Fruit Growers National Bank, Smyrna;
II. e. Jones, Clayton Bank; ID. Is. Ma
loney National Bank of Smyrna; William
III. Grenniwell. Delaware Trust Co,
Dover; Joseph G. Brown, Odessa; IL. M,
Buckson, Delaware Trust CO., Dover
Hon. Walter 0. Hoffecker, l.. M. Price;
Fruit Gorwers National Bank, Smyrnai
Eugene Davis, National Bank oil smyrna
W. II. Reynolds, DIR. Harmenson, Fruit
Growers National Bank, Smyrna; Daniel
w. Corbett, Odessa; Rev. r. p. Nichols,
Smyrna; Robert p Robinson, Central
National Bank, Wilmington; William ID.
Hazel, Smyrna; William p. White, Will
mington; b. A. Hazel, Smyrna; ChaIles
II. Miller, Farmers Bank, Wilmington |;
r. Nj. Miller, Federal Reserve Bank,
Philadelphia; Samuel J. Reynolds, Smy :
ma; Chas II. Maull, Iewes; Eziekiel
Cooper, Farmers Bank, Wilmington;
Chas. b. Wilson, First National Bank,
Dover; Bennett II Emory, First National
Bank, Dover; John Carrow, First National
Bank. Dover; Il. M. Fowler, Fruit Growers
National Bank, Smyrna; J. Il. Beck, Della
ware Trust Co, Dover; John w. Todd,
Greenwood Trust Co, Greenwood; How
ard r. Jones, Fruit Growers National
Bank, Smyrna; ID. NJ. Hillegas, Equitable
Trust, Wilmington; Walter G.. Tatnall,
Smyrna; William T. Budd, Secretary
Chamber of Commerce, Wilmington;
John NJ Mendinhall Security Trust IL
Safe Deposit Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Verdict i'm Case Of John ]. Rudaitys Killed
at Harlan Shipyard.

The ooroners probe into the circurns-
tances causing the death Of John J.
Rudaitys at the Harlan shipyard last
Saturday resulted in verdict that these
were accidental. Tho giving way of a
link in n chain with which heavy pipe
was being hoisted liberated block of wood
holding the pipe in place; this block, IN
falling, hit Rudaitys, who was working
below, and he died within ten minutes.
Coroner Bullock referred the father
and wife to the Compensation Board, for
information MS To the amount they may
claim as damages.
The death of Luigi di Giacento at
Delaware Hospital August | was declared
due to natural causes on the certificate of
DR. II. w. Briggs, the malady being
stated rs acute gastritis,
d Giacinto lived at Third and Hcald
streets lie was employed by tho PennsI
vania Railroad as track walker. He wa-'
taken sick while working on the line near
Chester and appearing 10 be slightly de-
mented was sent 10 an institution ut
Media Later he was brought to the
Delaware Hospital whore he died.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
CHARLES R. MILLER
ADDRESSES BANKERS
ON STATE FINANCES
He r commends Increasing the
Responsibility and Power Of
the Governor.
DEPLORES INCREASE
IN THE BONDED DEBT
stan Correspondence OF Every Evening


smyrna. Aug. 6.-Former Governor
Charles r. Miller, addressing members OF
the Delaware Bankers Association at g
group meeting of tho committee or
state finances and Federal Reserve System
which WAS held in the auditorium of the
Century Club Yesterday, outlined the
difficulties IN administering the finances
az the State in a.proper manner because
of n multitude Of officers and commls-
sions having control over the appropria-
mons He called attention 10 the fact
that the governor under the law has very
httlc control and recommended enact
rrcnt az a new law or extensive amend
urnt of the present law to focus respon-
.lhiltv on the governor and give hum
sufficient power.
Mr. Miller instanced the uncertainty of
he State treasurer rs to the demands
made upon him under appropriations
10 the legislature and referred to one
arcasion on which the money in the treas
tIrv was wholly insufficient to meet
n, demand. lie also emphasized the dan
-cr of a full treasury and the effect OF
1,mands being made for every con-
erlysblr purpose because the treasury is
ull
lie spoke Of the constantly increasing
s3ndcd debt Of the State and the utter
Indifference TO provide for its payment
hrouch 4 sinking fund and pointed to the
.eat danger of the State becoming over
bu-dencd with debt.
lie eNprcSscd the opinion that budget
v,tcm remedies many evils, but not
unless proclaimed by the governor, made
,irlcly known 10 the people OF the
.atc through publicity in the newspapers
nd protected by constitutional nhlbl-
.l,ns against the mutllatlng processes
So Legislature influenced by persons
hlvlng schemes TO promote At puohc
expense.
lie mentioned the State Board of Chari-
tp., and said after quiet but efficient
investigation and study OF the problems
Fl thc charitable candclecmOsynaryl lnstitu-
mons of the State il had devised plan
lor thc consolidation Of the almshouses
lato one grand relief home that would
takc the hcst Of care of tho helpless people
Isl the State at saving Of S5O,UOO an
uuallN
The groups adopted the following re-
port. which the committee on State
finances Will present at the annual meet
tg ut the ASSOCIATION:
Ne have gwen very careful considera-
f5oa a. the question Of the use Of better
methods il the administration OF State
revenues and have found that the methods
now employed are uncertain and unsatiS-
factory and do not work out a clear
and unmistakable result, SO that com
prchcnsive and reliable statement of
receipts and disbursements is not OBJ
talnable.
Moreover. we have found that appro-
priatlons and expenditures of public
iunds are made without appreciation of
the Importance of strict accuracy and a
iue regard for the amount Of revenue
available for the specific purposes COW
red bv these appropriations
We feel that we have impressed upon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
'KNffS SEND PROTEST
bs oons TO HARDING AND cox
Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 6.--The Tennes-
sec Constitutional League with board
of directors consisting of three Democrats
and Republicans yesterday sent requests
to Governor Cox and Senator Harding
that political pressure on the Tennessee
legislature be removed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
Tomorrow Registration Day.

Tomorrow will be registration day, tho
second of the year, and next to the last
to qualify for tho party primaries. The
other registration dates are August II,
September IS and October l6. The
election viii he held on November ?.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
HARRY FOX INJURED.
Had Jaw and Shoulder Blade Broken
sksHs an Accident.

shaas an Accident.
,s With his Jaw aud shoulder blade broken,
st4GAead cut and five teeth knocked out,
Missy, Fox, 25O5 Washington street,
p&Qtneiy escaped instant death Tuesday
at the Lobdcll Car Wheel CO., works when
''hegAas knocked down by load of material
that fell from q crane. He was treated by
Do James A. Draper and sent TO his home.
Charles Walker, an employe OF the
Street and Sewer department, cut his
hand on broken glass in an ash-can he
IF413hIptying. He was treated Mt Homco-
Datf1fc hospital.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.
ON DEAD STORAGE.


AT EMERSON & ORME GARAGE.
Owners must sell to save further expense.
CASH OR TERMS. CLEAR TITLE.
PRICE. s25O-Royal Mail Chevrolet roadster;
good tires and appearance; any demon
STRAIT
PRICE. ssoo-47o Chevrolet touring: good run
owner bought Buick touring.
PRICE, $550-1917 8-cyl. Buick roadster; a
snap; owner has bought closed car.
eminent car. being sold for best offer.
PRICE, *s5O-1e2o Ford Sedan; only gone
1000 miles; speedometer. elec. parking
light, dem rims. motor meter. clock.
new spare tire and cover. bumper. lock
on driving wheel: owner has left city.
PRICE, ssOo-1a19 oidsmobile touring; run very
little; owner buying new Buick.
PRICE. 81, 05O-191S Buick touring; here is
car that will please anybody; owner
bought Buick coupe.
PRICE. s1.2oO-1917 Biddle, 5-pass.; classy
PRICE, 81 ,4Oo-1s2O Buick roadster; only gone
5000 miles: two spare tires.
PRICE, s1.65o-191s Buick coupe; Just over
hauled: now in paint shop; will be on
sale about Oct. Is.
PRICE. $3.50 to 81 .a5O-Three 1920 Buick
tourings. one being sold for an estate,
other two, owners leaving city: one car
PRICE, s.. 500 or best cash offer. 1917 Packard
nn,c, twin j. 90 9 7pass: touring oo,s.,. .,.r,
wire wheel: cord tires: owner embassy
SEVERAL OTHER GAS AND ELEC. CARS.
T. S. Gaddess, 1920 NJ st. NV
DORT TOURING CAR
Model 5; equipped with Hood
tires; new top; owner leaving
city. Apply 1866 Ingleside
terrace. Phone Col. 1894. 1O*
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
: Cnnkdnnad
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Continued.
Continued.
: USED CAR PRICES CUT.

USED CAR PRICES CBf.
We have several good ready for ae which
have the with reductions These
cars in excellent condition
MAXWELL, 1o17, touring 4 MAXWELL. 1920, touring;
tires top; good like new; driven only snort
dition; $3.50 $4OO time; was slHo' now s9oo'
m,v,1r11 ,o,o - CHALMERS, 5-passenger;
"IAi' l9l9' touring touring; driven less than 5000
top; looks good splendid miles new cord tires
condition; $685. now $780, now, ST, 500
We also have Chalmers passenger touring and
going through shops which will be ready about
week. and which will be included in this sale.
TERMS to responsible parties.
H. B. LEARY, JR,
MAXWELL Chalmers Distributor,
1921 18th NV. Phone Main 4o5.