Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

with the bright interior OF tho hall.
On the right OF the hall as one entcrs
is tho interesting stripped chassis OF
the Ford, standing alongside COM
pletcly equipped Sedan. OF tho latest
pattern This demonstrates to those
otherwise unfamiliar with the subject
the way in which bodies of various
sizes and shapes may be adapted to
standard running gear.
Tho Lexington Thoroughbred tour
ing car and the "Sedanetto 76' closed
car each bear on tho radiator front the
silhouette of the minute man. which Is
the trade mark of the line.
Tho Paige" maintains its reputation
for beauty OF line and outline by the
sample shown. an open model of the
"Larchmont" type. Nearby arc placed
tho Hupmobile and the REQ flvo pas
senger car of this year. both open cars
Oakland liz shown In n Sedan. or at
tractive finish. by the Thomas Hughes
Co, which also display the Chalmers
In an open model
The Oldsmobile exhibit includes two
open cars. OF six cylinder and four
cylinder engines. both chassis being
fitted with. 5-passenger bodies.
The Anderson is represented by tho
attractive convertible roadster" model.
tho only double purpose" body noticed
in the show, which on that account Is
of special interest TO those not familiar
with it.
Tho Packard line Is represented by
two open cars, both of which VIII De
delivered after tho close OF the show TO
Wilmington purchasers. The larger one
"a of the standard Packard type. al
though n special job In tho way OF Mt
tings and accessories. The other Is
the new six" model. a sample OF which
was seen In the local show rooms ia'e
last year. and the opportunity to make
n close comparison is now ahorueu'
The Cole car is shown in Sedan OF
suave lines in an adjoining space. and
n bort of the touring type and Temp
la, b-passenger touring model are next.
Pierce-Arrow is represented by =
M ssenrer touring car and n 6-passen-
ger Sedan.
two of the Marrnon miniature
models" which attracted SO much at
tention at the New York and Chicago
elbows aa,iier in the season are equally
| outstanding here. They are finished IN
all details Ike tho full size cars. ms
! connpartson with the Sedan shown IN
tho Same space will readily demonsuate
The Peerless 80 h. p, '-pasengeI
touring model is also prominent In thc
,larger car class. Next come th'
! "Chandler," shown in 7-paHsengei
Sedan. the National. touring medei
the Hudson. nlso an open car. ana th'
| Essex. the only Coupe exhibited hn'
very attractive in it's class.
| Tv, stylcs Of the Franklin attrac
attention from the new hood lines. which
characterize the late models. Tbs
sedan shown has also the angular
| Windshield which has becn adopted 70
that +vpe. The touring model has tn
straight shield.
The Dodge is shown IN Sedan an'
touring types The Haynes open Ga
Is of the "Tourister" model. for fou
passengers.
yelie is exhibited in the latest ls2
model with the Scripps-Booth, bot
open cars.
Cadillac also shows a closed and a.
open model. Buick and Chevrolet ar
shown in touring models. while Stude
baker ha sexamples OF both open an
closed cars.
This tour Of the room brings the Wis
itor back to the entrance and 70 ~
sectionalized chassis OF the Nash, whic
demonstrates the working parts of N
engine, hy aid of temporarily adjuste
electric motor x touring model ot III
; same make is also shown.
The accessory exhibit viii be reviewe
| tomorrow.