davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
AQUATIC MEET WILL
BE BIGGEST EVENT
Fourth % July Carnival AZ eayViess
Will Have Many Features.

The aquatic meet 70 De held "a Bay
views park july T. undCr the auspices u
the Retail Merchants association.
promises 90 he the biggest event 81 its
knd ever put GA az iocal park The
elfg Is making extensive arrangement .
to accommodate the crowd with seats
along the terrace and refFeahment
stand with ample arrangements for
handling q rush crowd.
Officials are trying 10 arranEe The
meet SO that there VIII be no confu-
sion among participants and specta-
tors. ard TO that end lt Is expected that
the main pier VIII be roped of 80 that
ali events can ba held without a hitch
Another arrangement 90 prevent con-
fusion viii be the barring Of ail swim
mers except those taking part in the
meet from the immediate vicinity o.
the course
The Retail Merchants association
have decided upon a number ~ silver
loving cups az individual and team
traphv prizes "a Be awarded 20 first
and second place winners ia each
event. Instructions 70 the contestant
viii h. pronounced ar an carly date
The navy - understood 60 have
abandoned it's usual Fourth Of 1uiF
program. and the strong team from
the navy yard viii Join with ths clViii-
ans Ia putting on g FIRST class meet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
LOCOMOTIVE HAS
BEEN DISCARDED
Railroad superintendent Uses Dodge
groa. Ger. Equipped With steel
Flanged Wheels.

". n. Wrhght. superintendent ~
the savannah division - the Central
~ Georgia railroad. inspects the prop
nrtv on his division with more com
fort. thoroughness and speed. and at
4 tower cost than most divisional su-
f.erlntandents in America In former
aaya he covered hls division with q
sreclaI train consisting of q locomotive
and coach. which required the ser
vices Of an engineer. fireman and con-
ductar.
TO attain greater fiexihuity IN bis
regular inspections he had Dodge
Brothers Motor Car equipped with
standard guage steel Hanged wheels
This unique ear Is driven by AIR
Wrieht himself and IN addition % the
occupants il carries the varied access
sorlea necessary u the superintendent
IN his work At times tho car Is dis
patched down the road only a few
minutes ahead Of important passenger
trains. 80 confident are the officials
of the motors power and reliability
Il proved so successful Ia several
years sc operation thar other divisions
have been similarly equipped. Al
present there are zen or more az the
ears il operation On railroads in and
around Atlanta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
BAPTISTS PLAN
CHURCH ADDITION
Solicitors Begin Campaign To-day Fer
Enlargement 81 First Bap-
fist Church.

The campaign FOR funds for building
an extension 10 the building ard re-
modelling of the First Baptist church
"Opens today when solicitors viii visit
the homes ~ Ge5 members ~ tho
church asking them what part they
viii take iu making THE enlargement
of the church possible. I'd a expected
- raise about So. COG which viii In
elude the building equipment AM
furnishings and o. ls hoped 10 begin
the work ~ July ! and % have II
completed 81 thc first 81 the winter
At the latest church members are
requested "a remain AZ home thIs AZ
ternoon until visited by one OF the
eanvassers.
The membership az tho church has
been divided into SIX groups with two
deacous 10 each group and team Of
eanyassers Of about eight The can
vassers viii besin their work This af-
fernoon az 3 o'clock
Plans for the expanding and rernod-
cling ~ the building. drawn by Walker
u. Wills. provides FOR an extension
20 the main building on either side
and az the roar. three stories high.
On tho fret floor win - Tile assembly
and class rooms for the Junior de-
partmeut ana on the auditorium floor
Ulll be four large rooms for the use
% the adult Bible classes. two dressing
rooms for haptismai use and the pas
tors study ON tine third floor will
be the assembly and class rooms FOR
the Interdemlate department
Plans provide for q vestibuIe for
the church Il feet wide aud ~ feet
long. II IS basement viii be the
church kitchen and locker and shower
baths FOR the various young peoples
organizations The seating capacity
e the present auditorium win BE- in-
creased q seat $50 more persons. Thu
whole interior IA 20 he resn0dclaa aui
changed. The present basement room
= 70 be made into a social mali aug
dining roou. on the third floor 81
the vestibuie win be IRE ubrary and
church office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
PRIZE POTATOES
GROW AT FIG CITY
Three Awards for ERceiisnce are Made
20 Growers Association.

PIG CITY. June fs-Robert Kahn. who
left PIG City q year aso for a stay ga
Me1lco. has returned. and vein stay
aRain On htH farm near this place. Mr..
Kahn 4 An Indiana man. coming frofn
Logausport.
The prizes offered by Mr.. Bowen for
the zig Growers association we're award
ga ~ their last meeting The gFaf prize.
fifty pounds ~ sugar. went 10 81 WI
EaFber. aee0nd prize. thirty pounds, a.
Samuel Tabh. third. twenty pounds 20
George voorhees, The prizes were Of
Tered Is Nr. Bowen for the best and
must marketable potatoes grown an one
acre ~ ground Sir. Rarher.m potatoes
averaged Sc buHehls tu the acre. Mr
TAbbs Is. and Nr. voorhsea. -
Russell Bevinetou q Loeausport. Ind.
is Res e resident - Fix CITY. and Is
associated with hia uncle. ~. - Howou
Mr. Bsvlngton is student 10 Frankie
college - Indiana. an0 . spending Eis
vacation ia Florida.
The 80 city baseball team Is coming
up and y playing the Pensacola fgemea
SUNDAY
FiE CITY Is locking forward 90 Field
pay "a July I, and al are expecting a
fire tire.
Pref A. G. Reilly. q Pensacola. who
De- = ffaauest ard welcome visitor 90 tl3
cts. left GA Saturday for his summer
saeatlon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
DEFINE ORIGIN OF
DRINKING T0ASTS

VIEW YORK Junc fs-The Uriuln AZ
arinklng toaafH MAS defined b. stagVc-
SAINT Flsh. banker eno - the eleven SUR
slvaTs &C tee class of ASA 90 Columbia
University. 49, tosstmaster al the annual
Alumni ianeheon the either day
What ia q faaatr ~ aahod. addiaE
One ~ the books published before ue
lost our liberty o. restrain our oan ap-
pstitrs Ea5a.
Tie toasted biscuit though ions
since oisusea aa an Ingredient &C punch.
formed from a very early period. e fay-
erie additlau 90 many I'd English
drinks
90 happened on q public dav. q eole-
hFated beauty aaH iu che Cress- fath.
and nne ~ her admirers tauA a glass; ~
the water tn whigu sNe Htool ana dranh
her health 81 tto company There was
ane lu the pace. n Gay feiuu. uho e.
Tered Co. jump In and awarr though he
liked not tire hquuF he wouid have the
toast fie waa oupas - in bis feeaiu.
Aau see this whim save foundation e.
he present honor which "a done % the
.aat Ne mention - cur liquor Nha har
sser since been Calied q toast
IhW see see. Mr F6sk concluded
that the origin - teasfs wns. tke that
an tbHB# human feminine arid atsa
saueous May these farta ~ eusc re fer
eng accessory o. tire couuirsloa ~
bar which our fathers considered fHs
IafargIYatle sin-drInElne taasts n cal.
sater
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
w "A. BL0UNT HELD
Last Marks u Respect Are Paid 90
Eminent Jgrist.

The funeral services ~ Hon. William
a. BioanL president az the American
Ear association. were held yesterday
morning a. 10 o'clock az lae family
residence. "seamarge on th8 Hay
ahore. The servIaes were conducted
~ Reverend George Heudrea liarn-
son, Feetor ~ Christ Episcopal church.
Burial was made ln sh MichacFs
cemetery The services we're simple
and impressive Beautiful nsraI offer
lug covered the entire family lot.
Active PAN bearers were Knowles
Hyer Thomas " Brent a. J.. shine.
Dixon IA Carter. sam Radcliffe D. g.
Watson, William Fisher. Robert nj
Anderson
Honorary pail bearers were r. X
4onEe, i. "a Carp Hunt Chipley. Fred
z. Myers. Us Aiken iI. H Thorn
Ton. il ID. knowles. p EegAwltn
William Hunter. scott N Loftln
" Lamar =. g. Maxwell q q. salt
marsh. 3. Sullivan and a. A. Quina.
Al the hour ol the services an OPS
eratons on thF Florida East Coast
Railway or which NIL Hiaun WAS
vice president And general counsel
were suspended far two minutes. The
southern States Lumber Company 81
wh.eh Sir Bi1urt was vice president.
suspended operations Cor SIS hour and
tho Aiken ToWboaf anu Barge corn
pans - which - was ylee- president
and director suapended business FOR
the Bay FLAGS on al boats wsrc orr
dcred as half mast fer ten davs IS a
president ~ thg Mexican Gulf steam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF GEORGIA MEETS
Discussion 81 Traatrseut % Nearoe
ENpseted 20 Occupy Much %
aha Tfnsa

ATLANTA. June S-IcFialation o.
finance ard law enforcement. with ths
latter agaln aringtnE g. the fore dlacus
alan q treatment 90 nrmrusa in Georgia
= expected As uecupy much ~ the tlut
q the general assembly ~ Georgia whieh
eonVenes in annual session wednesday.
gune
Hush 81 Dorsey. retiring ruyefnor. has
snd.cale d t6at IN bis final message "a the
legislature he sin propose various meaa.
u1es designed 60 prevent mob vlolenee
ana o. chanEe the methods q TRINA
persons acruscd az taking part In bmeh-
lnes Formfr LE.frd states Senator
Thomas vi Ifarlwick. mHa takes office
a. movernur June Gb. aef.ared ID 5 resent
address that Whfe ntanang far laW sn-
fatecmrnt ha believed Governor Dorsey 81
rseeut pam. Met on The negro lu Gear-
ga a. SANDER 90 sac state" ana
that aoon after taking ofnee 81 roVefnar
De- would issue au official rtlly to lG
one msmlsr - TOO legislature has psb-
Npl1 aunouuE 81 CHAT BE- Intends a. offer
resolutions nrosla.uE Gag an iutrsf ea-
tom " th a Stew to remedy ms conditions
e feuud 49, Governor Dorsey charEes of
atnear hmsHt 60 the moNtrnar Il nut
hprue u4t
Governor Hores5 tas discussed BRO
- sais fUr changing tne state iaw - nat
s state trial eourt could he coneeued by
the governor 90 investigate violence ard
~ thc accused one uAan. he tanEeefesi.
and which De- ia said fa HaNe been study
~ would provide far such "a court 60
80 composed 90 taree - five superior
guaTt Judges With The court grand and
petit jnr.ta drawn frgm ths state Sc
arse e. a. 90 avuil any possible Iaca.
pffluNtrt .n dealing wtta mob cases %
atsu hat teen Indicated that in ris fare.
at1 message Do win propose establish
atut 80 a state CunatabuIary
Demands that tbe state pass aWa rev-
sfuE rsanase nun eaiely "a federal 90
senHe. have ltfn made u some Il chs
taF4uus lrttcfs a.G cards uublfhed IL tht
oears.a press Cti ~ tha stated lde dis
s.4as.an ~ Gat,f.ot naraeys pamphla'
"a thc neEr. ahish various state OF
e.ala have aftalaeu and defended tbs
governor taN nnt publicly Indicated hla
attitude On tge suEle
Les islatiua under ron LIBERATION ~ ths
Incoming sos FraDr is undfratoud 90 in-
Guide the fus 40 the dcnft On ths
state through pruR .aions for a state In.
eume tax 8. g registration taN. sum.
sreua wasa have been PROPOSED and
Governor fiardwick wiH sabmlt one -
eeEeral for recommendation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
TWO OF GONZALEZ
TRUSTEES ELECTED
School Beard Approves Budget O
Teachers Saiary-Grice 20 Be
Given Rehearinu.

The board ~ public instruction in
SPECIAL session yesterday elected - -
Bagrctt and John g. Thompson - two
- the trustees Of The James N Tate
smith Hughes Agricultural School az
Gonzalez Roberts % 0H the vacancy
caused by the dismissal o. two mem
beers OF the previous board and tho
resignation Of the third The third
trustee Of the new board is - De
elected by the school board al a meet
ing June SO. AZ the urgent request ~
J. q Grice. one 81 the dismissed trus-
tees. the board agreed Co give him
another hearing az the meeting June
81. az o'clock in the afternoon. 10
hear five witnesses that hc wished to
present. ar GtiCr absent on business
az the time 81 the last day IS The
previous hearing. claimed that he had
not had fun justice. Expressing g
desire 20 give him every opportunity
for justice the board granted hia re-
quest % hear his additional witnesses
The board approved plans for ad
dtlous 10 the sabrs Collins. Eliza Jane
Wilson schools and school No. D.
bids FOR the work % be opened July
80 "a ii o'clock ID the morning
A recommendation was received and
approved from the hoard of trustees
81 Special Seboi Tax District Ma. 49,
that al nine rooms ~ the uew negro
school the John d. Gibson PRIMARY
school g. completed
The board also approved the super-
intendeut's budget Of teachers salary
for the city and county far the wear
4 number Of other matters came Or
for consideration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
HUGH MkINN0N HOME
FROM KANSAS CITY

Hesh n. MckIunon has returned
70 the city fnom kansas City. 40.
after completing q SIX weeks. course
a the sweeney Auto ans Tractor
school there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
/; u q u . 1: = y u y y = q = = q q
NAVAL eT0REs y
! q {; q . . :; q :; . {. . = q q - q
PENSACOLA

T9rpsufage nrm OBJ sales s1 s..
elpts 6 shipments 3 stock. 1855.
Roa0 steady. sales IG1. r,ealpta
se2 shipments. zoe. stock 65a4l
Quotations WY. $50. AgG. ezs
IS. s6s. -. $50. u. 41a. T. aaa. IA
is5 %. ASA ri q. D 137a. ID
sTs.
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE 1uae Is-Turpen-
tire firm. 6i'4a5I& sales. si8 ~
selats SIS shipments stock. zeaaK
Ros.n firm. Sases. esss rcceIp ts.
s.s shipments tsla stock tsazss
quote. - $3.50. D. $50. r.. aes. g.
30 =. Ass a. a.so. & 3ss. X. ale.
IS. AS. a. 82ss WG Grt. WV. csc
sAvANNAH
SAVAN&AH June -Turnentlna
lrm siase sales ilss reeelpts. 80
shlpmenfs $50. stock sso3
Rosln lrm Sales s6as receipts
s1s saIpm ats. seG stock. gas&s
quote Is ss9.ND aeoags. = ass
sTs q. a1aaTst g as. ~. assess.
8s5aoo. Is. sI3a-B 81 as. =. 49,
80. s.7sasg. NY. s.soas5,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
SERVICES AT
THE CHURCHES
Public Invited 70 Participate IN Ser
vices a. various City Churches

al tae Gadsden street Methodist
church thls morning. la the absence
~ ths pastor. T. n McMallen. field
director American Red Cross. VII
preach al tine morning service hour
The evening services wiz be conduct
"a Isl chaplain william " Edei q
Tho naval air station
al The Flrst Baptist church fhe
subject of the regular morning sef-
vice Viii be 4 Boast Answered hy
Is Challenge and the subject ~ the
regular evening service. "a Faithicsa
Lover
Al - Katherlnts Episcopal church
viii 30 tne services OF the fourth
SUNDAY after Trinity The usual order
81 services via ~ carried out also at
81 Johns Episcopal Mission 40 War
rneton
AZ The Flrst church 90 Christ. scieu-
tlsi. the sublcei 81 tho rcEu'1r morn
ing service viii ne rs fle Universe
NE udlng Man Evolved ~ Automic
Forees"
The regular services viii 80 held az
the West Hu Methodist church. rec
vlval services g ue held during TIE
week and continued through SUNDAY.
Juns 81 by RrH Al D.. Sehaefer. ~
Monroetiue.
The subject - The doctrlnal meet
ing a. the Pleasant Grove Baptist
church will De- what Can the Bible
no for Me The subject &c the Bible
story w4u 81 Nehemiah" by r. 4.
Roberts.
Al mo FIRST ffniVerrnIlst church the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
STRICKLAND WITH
ESCAMBIA CLOTHING
Retires From Gentry Strickland CO
ard Makes kes Connection.

N b Strickland who has been q
member 81 tHc aem 0f Gentrg ~trsUa-
land co. has retired from tuaf 0rEau-
izauou leaving = e.. Gentry - sole
proprietor. Mr. strickland yesterday
closed with r Hurst for an lu
terest ga the Ese#m Ua ri Ching Cu
and : now a member FL that arm
AIR Strickland departure fr5m ihe
Genus -striekHa1 g. ganlzauan was
by mutual rs rcut and does uo.
Indicate ans change 30 the cordial re-
latlens of Air strickland and AR
Gcntrs the new partnership Is tha
result q long negotiations and b. e2-
pes. ID 20 prove beneficial O. both Mr.
Hurst and his neT associates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
MANY WILL VISIT
Y.M.C.A. BOYS CAMP
Nunez Ferry Read Is said to Be sest
Routa a. Present Tine.

A large number q Pensacola people
are expecting 10 visit the Y 81. G. A.
BOYS camp st perdldo Beach today
Many 81 the autoiata VIII gather al the
forks az the roaa ag West Pensacola
between s:4s ard ? o'clock and vii
make the trip va Nunez Ferry and
Lillian road.
Early IN the week the Lillian road
was the best way % travel 20 the
camp bat Tor the last few days this
road has been 50 sandy that several
cars have pulled their rear ends out
trying 70 set through. according to
o. u. Hail. who makes the trip regu-
larry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
WEATHER CHIEFS
VISIT PENSACOLA
Grief Foreeastev ard Cktof of Fore.
sask Dsvis,on Make lnspes
tee Trip.

1Ia5of r " Bowie chief forecas.er
10 the weather bureau. and r. ID Cali
vsrt chief "a the fbrecast division arr
rived Ia Pensacola yesterday They
are maklng tous 20 the Atlantic and
Guif coasts in connection VITA hurFi-
came work
Lieut. william + Reed ~. has ar
ranged q take Major Bowie and SIR.
calvert sor bop Co the bump %
tuag alF conditions. later ere Ucath.
- eh.efs W.n SO y A31lis - AlrElane
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

yesterday a Pensacola man
alked up 10 our salesman and
aid, II want 10 see 4 Soft Straw
lat, but before We start I'll tell
gou that in 80 years I've never
seen one that was werth Wear
ny home"
This incident suggests the story
sf the bootlegger who was up
before the tender hearted Judge.
Have you ever been sentenced
before 7" asked the judge
NEVER" said the prisoner a.
Re burst out into tears.
Well, don't cry. replied us
ionor-"Y0U ARE GOING TO
Il NOW"
Dur customer bought a SOFT
STRAW HAT.
panamas $500; Legh0rns $500
5angkoks $500; Balliuks SO.
Q@E7
dohnW itcS tove
- .@sz.s1sSk lsAsN
~tss~ > ssss -sssS;ssssA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

Old Papers for sale at Journal
Office.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-07
PDR Ell hIUNB0 DEL NISTERIQ
.UN ESPIRITU VfNGATIV0

i A una de las sesiones que Sc cele-
'braban en- Italia bajo la direction del
'celebre psiquico Ernesto Bozzanop lie
varon una noche un sefior x. :, avi-
do de pentrar en- los misterios del es-
Ipiritisino.
Ell medium, que era un sujeto de
manifestations tranquilas, aquella
noche, di6 senales de una gran inquie-
stud, y al caer en- trance Sc desasio de
las rnan0s del doctor Venzano y del
lSr. Bozzano, que 10 tenian controlado,
" dirigiendose al Sr. X... en- tono
lamenazador y dispuesto a acofneter-
lie, le dijo:
-iM fin te encuentro, misera-
IbIet tie acuerdas de Oporto?.
til me asesinastes, y ahora yoy ven
sgarnfe. 49, ''s'
r uniefido la accion ala palabra Sc
slanzo sobre eI asustado cabal1ero ita-
sliano, due = hublera pasado muy NAL
Isl no Sc habieran apresurado me-
Idiar los asistentes a Ia session, los cua-
les despues dc grandes esfuerzos, 10
arrancaron de las tenazas del medium,
,cuyas .intenciones eTan las de estran-
.galar al Sr. k.
S1jeto el medium, trr1o un Iltimo
ssohfesalto y cayo como un cadaver
ssobre el sueio de la estancia, del que
fue levantado y colocado sobre un di-
van, prodigandole todos los cuidados
Iertinentes al case.
s All cabo de algunos minutes, que los
Easistentes encontraron bien largos,
Bvolvio en- 81, Sc repuso e indieo que
Edeseaba escribir.
@El medium ha agotado todas ,sus
fuerzas; dejadlo reposar una media
llhora, y despues despertarle. Els pc
fngroso el contacto con personals in
Idfgnas. Los experiimentadores vul-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-07
Paracelso.

SOLO HAY UN "BRoMo QUINI-
ma, que es LAXATIVO BROMO
QUININA. La frma de E. w. GROVE,
Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por
todo Ell mundo para curar resfriados
EN- tn 'dia. L.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-07

gares Y depravados atraen espfritus
semejantes. Que os sirva de ense-
hanza para 10 sucesivo."
Picado de la curiosidad Ernesto
Bozzano, trat6 de constatar las aser-
clones del medium y pudo averiguar
que el intruso Sr. x. habia sido Off
,cial de Marina, y que encontraHdose
en- Oporto Sc lie ocurrio entrar en- un
Cabaret, en- Ell que sorprendio unos
marineros de la dotacion de su barco
algo bebidos. Les intimido a regre-
sar bordo Embellishments; pero uno
de ellos, mas borracho que los otros,
lie replico, Y entonces ell oficial, tiran-
do del sable, lie dio IN golpe en- la
cabeza, matandole; hecho que lie valio
al Official italiano seis meses de- arres-
to y la separation del Cuerpo.
I Ninguno de estos detalles eran CO.
nocidos nj del medium nj de los asis-
tentes.
/ Fue ell espiritu del muerto la eau
sa real del drama que podia haberle
desarrollado en- aquella session? iLle-
go la clarividencia del medium re-
|fiejar este hecho pasado?... Lo que
hay de cierto es que el -Sr. x. de-
|saparecio; no volvio versele mas por
|ninguno de los asistcntes la session,
~ probablemente Sc curaria de su avi-
Idez por asistir las sesiones de -es-
|piritisnao.
Paracelso.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Auto and Express Bvsiness.
Tailers.

AUTO AND ExPREss FOR HIRE.
E. w, WILSON,
1918 L ST. N. w. FRANK. tsSs.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
i TossoBILEs FOR SALE
REAL BARGAINS.

Buick, T-psss. in fine shape. new
tires, q bargain ....!.... .!.....,. tAss
Liberty 8. In good mechanical con-
dition. has. summer and winter TOP.
An exceptionally attractive car. e41S
Overland. model 30. touring car eSoe
Chevrolet. 1890. model $50" new
chsvrol.t, is,o: model $50" tourins Ssis
bort touring. new paint ........... e4ee
saxon, s-cyfinder. churhmy roadster. eS4e
runnins eond,,,on , .'.. car $50 ss1s
Several bort demonstrators. We also
have several other makss ranging in price
from $500 up. Terms a. low ss eioo down
can be arranged.
IDoRT DISTRIBUTING coMPANI
1917 lSrH STREET. MAIN asa.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10

North 1895 exclusive tailor for women.
Suits made to Measure at less than ready
The Washington times., 1921-10-10

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
Cleaned and adjusted all work guar
sptsed. W. n. Smith. si1 n nt. NJ w
Frank. sttt
PAINTING ana hardwood finishiuG; first
class work at reasonable prices. FRANE
kIk0> lss heu sl n. ".
The Washington times., 1921-10-10

400 Cash, :
Balan ancss monthly.
IL Saxon Six touring.
Good mechanical condition.
N. A. DENYT,
10 9TH st. N. E. Line. Ssss.
1917 National Sedan. -.passsnssr.
1918 Pssrisss Tourius, 2 passenger
1918 Packard Roadster. 4 passenger.
1913 Cadillac, sport model. I pssssager.
1870 Mercer. sport modal, S-passsn9sr.
,,hs These cars are all In sncsiisnt coadi-
Bartram Motor Co.
13et H. H. Ave- n. ". West tyS. =
vELIE MODEL 81 ,sa
s-passsnssr touring: fine running. order
good paint and tires; equipped with bump
ers. shock 9 bsorbers PARKING la&sp. spare
tire and other extrss.| 1900; terms. 1Ioe
cash,- balance $50 Per month.
OLDsMOBILE, 1870
s-cylfndsr. Z passenger pace maker: motor
completely ovsrhauIed: Car In fine running
ordsr; good paint and tires; SI,1ss; tsrms,
$3.50 cash. balance monthly. ~
STEARNS-KNIGHT
s-passsngar touring: all lew tires: 500;
terms. 1850 cssh. balance S&e Ssr month.
UNGERER MOTOR Co.,yye,
1IsS CONN. AVE. n NAM t,5Sas
OPEN EVENINGS.
- L.-.l ~ ssP sAle III
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
REAL BARGAINS.

veO Down, W fer week.
gPEEDSTER, t76-Five wire wheels. new
tires; very little used. ,
REGAL Touring. 97S--Continental motor;
sslf-starter; good tirss- b
MAXWELL Touring, esS-Motor recently
oyeIhauled: good tires and .ppesrance.
FORD TOURING. els6--wirs wheels; new
with vsntilAting windshield: motor In
excellent shape.
CHEVROLET Roadster. S1Ss-Neyal mail
model; in fine mechanical condition:
good tires. .. o.. .t
EAPihE Touring, tiss.Big s1 Conu-
ing. GOOD tires.
STUDEBAKER Roadster, S3<6-A six
cylinder powerful car: In excellent con-
dition.
MAXWELL Roadster. s4<S--Modei 1870: q
coed economical car In first class shape
COMMONWEALTH Touring. S67s-Aodsi
1890; run less than 10000 miles; me
chanical condition guaranteed; suitable
for family use.
MR.. SLATTERY,
SSS q st. N w. s e.. FYanklio SsN0
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
ClSshla9 Sales

wORKINGMEN Now there Is really
nothing the matter with buying new
pants from us. The moderate price of IS
for dress corduroy convinces the hustler
that cash down is the best argument. See
how we sell slightly used overcoats at IS
up. Ladies' warm coats, % up. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 61s d. ..-'...