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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
The Imposing Entrance Gates at Aimee
Gouraud's Paris Home.

given to Aimee, adorn the walls. There
is not an inch of space left Some are dar-
ing some are plain,
In the basement a couple OF cooks are
busy, preparing for the evening meal, for
the retainers will surely be back for
THAT. and the good old Warwick, in his
king making days, never had to provide
bigger banquet than the Queen Of Pearls
sets for her hungry and eyer-prcsent
court.
Such il the picture that Count Pisanl
uncovers I'm suing for his stipend as
courtier at $3.50 per.
Time was when Aimee Crocker Gouraud
was not fat and slow OF motion, Time was
when she was grace and loyclinoBs itself
Four husbands and many admirers came
to her lot. She married Porter Ashe,
millionaire turf king first; then Harry
Gillig, the banker; Jack Gouraud, famed
aR a Broadway spender and good fellow,
was No. B. and when he died she married
Prince Alexander Mskinof The three
Americans all charmed and held her The
Russian bored her until she was forced
TO let him go his way in peace.
She was only sixteen when she ran away
and married Porter Ashe, and her con.
quests since that time have had their
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IN
~ of Pearls" and her remarkable
court!
Certainly Europe, and even that Paris
which has held the most unique gather
ings from every region on the globe, never
knew anything that might be compared
with it. The court of pearls and diamonds,
the court OF men of adventure, the court
OF women OF the passing whirl. the court
of the cocktail and the tea, holds place
all It's own in the annals OF the most
picturesque town on Mr.. Mercators map.
Now, with the coming of the sunset to
the remarkable woman whose romances
have girdled the earth, she is again pro-
jected upon the screen of the days news
IN suit by one OF her retainers, Count"
Ferri Pisani, to collect $500 alleged TO be
due him for serving as a courtier g. $3.50
q month.
And, while she is fghting the suit
Aimee will pay.
Aimee ALWAYS pays.
Which, one might remark en- passant,
Is the reason why there is a court for
Queen Aimee, and why the wonderful
figure In Partisan life holds her daily leyee
for the hungry, the thirsty and the faith
ful--so long as the favor OF the queen
lasts.
Ferri, the latest to sue the heiress to
the Crocker millions, was, or maybe Is
still, one of a dozen men who flutter about
the pearl-shimmering throne or Her
Majesty, the Queen of Hearts, 1t is mot
ley group, strange, weird and unprepos'
sessing for the most part, and its stage
setting is more striking than even the lily
assorted throng that makes up the court.
II one would come by some idea OF It's
makeup, let him re-read that part OF
Shakespeare in which Falstaf describes
the troops he has recruited for King Hal,
after blowing in all OF the money given
him for that purpose upon spndry
wenches of the wayside inns.
The daily levee Of the Queen has been
held for several years in the cafe or
Henri's Hotel known to every American
soldier who ever trekked Parsward. Many
years ago an American cavalry officer,
wealthy In his own right, and distinguished
in the old days when the cavalry was the
bulwark against the menacing redskins or
the West retired and went 10 Paris.
There he had a sort OF striker who
served him well-Henri by name. The on1'
Ger staked Henri to open a little place
OF his own. and he chose a spot in the
Rue Volney. a little, short street that
parallels the Rue de la Paix and serves
as a passing ground between that street
OF gay shops and the boulevard beyond
There he opened a hotel, with a bar like
those In America, and tiny cafe that
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their brushes for three paint
ings. What American officer
Is there in any part OF the
land who does not recall the hunter, gun
poised and dog alert, who stared at him
from the East wall?
Henri wanted a small and paying cli-
entele. He got 1t. He prospered and the
place grew famous. One day during the
war the gendarmes came rushing I'm the
front door. AS they entered body crashed
through the skylight outside.
Henri was spy, and he had committed
suicide by jumping from the roof last
as the French officers arrived 80 arrest
him.
But his widow maintained the place after
his death--a CHEEKY. pleasant woman of
kindly heart. Aided by John" the maitre
dhotel. she kept the old machine running.
And at corner table IN this little cafe,
every afternoon at o'clock, Queen Aimee
comes to her throne-a carved oaken
chair, in which Ed Hearn, big chief of
the Knights OF Columbus, often sat for
lunch. where many OF the officers who
led the Americans TO victory reposed;
where any number Of the best known men
and women in America have slipped their
cocktails and ordered real American
food"
Picture the Queen as she arrives. Time
has wiped out the beauty that once held
men in captivity in America. in Europe, In
Asia and even along Afrc shores. A fat,
dumpy residuary legatee TO that charm
remains. Her ankles are swollen from
some organic trouble and she walks slowly
and with difficulty Under her eyes there
are puffs that tell their own sad and pathe-
tic story.
But her dress is of the mode and of
the finest texture. About her pudgy neck
-, nf,
ply a good part of the German reparation
fund, while the presents that the Queen
of Sheba brought to Solomon when she
went Israelward seeking wisdom, would
not have bought the rings that bedeck
her once shapely hands
No sooner is she In her seat than the
court appears. There is Gorgorsky, a tall
lank Russian, who seems to have lost
something and to be continually looking
for It. He hands you a card: Prince Can
tacuzene." And he will show you a picture
of himself in group dressed in all OF the
pomp and circumstance OF Russian gem
eral
"Prince" whispers the ex-prizefghter
from Chicago, who is also member OF
the court "He was once Cantacuzene' 8
valet, Aimee bought him that uniform in
the picture"
The Prince, however is the prime min
lister OF the household. He approaches the
presence. He bends and imprints n kiss
upon the puffed hand, maybe pausing to
regard the gems, although, a resident ir
the house OF Jewels that Aimee calls her
own he ought TO he used to them.
Enter q giant Of joyial mien. He too,
leans and kisses tho proffered hand The
ex-prizefghter. also a follower of the
pearls, follows suit and turns to the visl,
tor TO say:
"You ought TO know that guy. Ho was
once a rubber in Fleischmann's baths in
New York. Ever 20 there?"
And the train proceeds until dozen
have assembled The waiter takes the
orders All cocktails excepting for Aimee
For her life holds but tea-the swelling
ankles impose a restriction more binding
than Mr.. Volstead might hope to dream.
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The conversation runs
In French.
An American news.
paper woman interrupts
for a moment. ~
Can ! have a copy of II
that book you wrote?' ZS,
she is asking.
Aimee wrote as much OF
that book as you did" says the
ex-prizefighter aside.
The check comes. Aimee
pays.
Aimee ALWAYS pays.
The courtiers see her de.
part. Then each goes his way,
most OF them to spend the
largesse OF the Queen In enter
tanning some hoyden OF the
boulevards or the stage. Aimee
goes home. There later, the
court will assemble again.
The house, wonderfully fur.
nished, holds safe that CON
tains a fortune in pearls and
gems. Experts say the pearl
collection is the finest on earth.
In one room the pictures OF
world celebrities. all personally
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Roberta Acuf, Former Wife of
David Joyce, the Brother of
j. Stanley Joyce, Who Married
Peggy Hopkins. Reggy Re-
Gently, at His Mothers Request,
Broke His Engagement to
Mrs. Acuf.
scenes all over the world. The richest
and the most treasured of her pearl col
lection atteBts the devotion of an East
Indian Prince
As she grew too old for romance herself,
Aimee found It through her children. She
had adopted two--YyOnne, girl and
Reginald DeyOe (also known as DevaD,
a boy. Both were known as children OF
mystery" for their parentage was never
made public. Yvonne was the heroine OF
a remarkable love episode. When her fos-
termOthcr and Prince MisknofI' separated
and the Prince sued for divorce Aimee
cOunterod with her own suit and named
her adopted daughter as correspondent
After the decree was granted, she insisted
that the Prince marry Yyonne.
YyOnne later left the Prince, danced on
the stage and announced her engagement
10 a Turk said to be the son Of the late
Abdul 1IamId. The boy Reggie, for
while designed costumes for many famous
Broadway actresses,
Aimee, the Queen OF Hearts and Pearls,
is a hrst.class business woman. Her es-
tate Is stil rich and she is still looking
after II with the old, Canny ability.
But her court in Paris
Nothing in the fiction OF Don QuiXote,
in the realism OF Hugo, ever touched its
peculiar strain.
She Is a Queen OF her own making;
Queen by might OF personality and money.
and her reign still holds, to the amazcment
Of all Paris, and of the Americans who
flock thther by the thousands to hear the
story OF the latter days Of a woman whose
loye.hunting ground was the face OF the
globe.
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holds just six tables-no more.
On the walls, painters Piled
their brushes for three paint.
ings. What American officer
is there in any part OF the
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Mr.. T. W. CripIqr, IT.. ~secrotayv u
Macon Lodge No, a.. = & a NJ has
lust been advised bv tho West pai1t
Masonic Lodge that a speciai train viii
pass Macon at 7:45 a. m. limo 27tb
1922 for the benefit If Macons an2
their Families and Friends who ara
going to attend the bio s. ,Jobn's
Day celebration at West Point flat
day. Returning the train viii leave
West Point a. ii y. m, and reaab M,-
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CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

SABBATH ScnoO al g.45 a. m.
Preaching u a. N. and 8 ,. n.
Public cordially aHg p atrelI al.
tine services VI -hls church.
r. ]. CAMPBELL. Pa s.8r.
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F. 2. Seal. and Ideal. Extra rub
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\ five room house. Tar infarma-
lien apply at Beacon office.
Evening star., 1922-10-03
Easy Payments.
S T u D E B A K E R

S T U D E B A K E r
SI7 18th St. NV.
FORD SEDANS 80, $175 up;
Ford tourings (3), $3.50 up;
Ford ton truck, 1920, $275;
light deliveries Cd, S1oo up.
Strobel Motor Co., Inc, 1925
Irving st. NV. Columbia 42o6.
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F. I r A
SACRIFICE SALE OF 10 USED CARS. ALL
in TTP-TOP CONDITION. waiting to give you
months of good service. READY TO GO WITH
GAS AND d. c. TAGS. POPULAR MAKES.
4 and cyl. 9, aud passenger. YOU CAN'T
AFFORD To MISS THIS SALE. FIRST
PAYMENT AS LOW AS $50. RALANCE IN II
MONTHS. EVERY CAR WILL. STAND A
MECHANICS TEST. Come in today-may be
too late tomorrow. SOMEBODY IS GOING
TO GET HIS DOLLARS WORTH AT THIS
SALE. OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL Z Pm.
POTOMAC SALES COMPANY,
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Irving ST. NV. NOiuInD1d 4<OO.
BARGAINS.
Ford touring. with starter. $40: Buick 1919
touring. S47s: Ford touring. late 20. S22s;
sls9; Dodge touring. 1918. $3.50 REQ touring.
S325: Oldsmobile touring. 1918, $27S; WiIIys-
knight roadster. s125; Paige touring, $50:
Buick roadster. newly painted, $500: Mercer
touring, $3.50. Will take small car In trade.
Terms. open always
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. ne. Franklin 23Os. 3
USED CAR SALE.
Packard six. new paint. tires; good condi-
OidsDobile, 5-passenser; COED running con-
Otlon no
Dodge touring: good shape. .$125
Chevrolet touring, late $40 model. .S225
Ford sedan. repainted: good tires. ...... S435
Ford coupe: motor Just overhauled 4325
Ford touring. 1920 selfstarter; new top. .$225
Ford tourinEs. without starters (3l. SIS up
Ford roadsters. without starters I'D. 80 $75 mp
And many others. Terms may be arranged.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY.
North $500. 1910 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-10-03

l4ll ST. N.E-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH;
hot water. electricity and gas: cheap. s.
72S 18th ST. NV. APT. 2-APARTMENT OF
lovely rooms. bath and porch: electricity;
such an apartment not duplicated downtown.
725 Eth ST. NV. APT. 2.-APT. OF !
large, bright. newly paIeIed rooms; tiled
Tor sl2s. or entirely unfurnished. Si2O
FIRST FLOOR FLAT OF THREE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath: electricity; garage; SEQ
per month Address Bog 27s.L. Star once:
couple only aa7 Otis pl. NV.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK-o ROOMS: LARGE
md ss@
TWO CoZY ROOMS: SLEEPING PORCH:
electricity; h.-w.h.; gas; refined residential
neshborhSod; conysnisRt to cars; reasonable
rent. Columbia 0lSs.W.
1885 18th sT.-FfVE ROOMS. BATE. AND
porch: Immediate occupancy. Inquire Of tani-
tor or room 1917 II st. NV Main 5lsS:
2z85 18th ST N.w:-FIvE ROOMS: AMI,
residence: second and tnird foors: 8.
sr .sd s:;h hET hs., aSs s3SrFSh
N slls. e. - ~ lbi7 ST.
zsss n g. N:w=FoUR ROOMS AND BATH;
TWO LARGE. LIGHT AIRY ROOMS; HALL
and large sleeping porch; modern Kitchen:
fourth floor: all stairs are carpeted; rent. SO.
1924 Park I'd.
Si3f Mt. PLEASANT ST, APT. 2s-2
rooms and bath; small electric gttl! Tor cook
ing. current for grill furnshed BY owner;
rent ''2'0 GEO. W. L1NK1Ns,
UNFUnNIsHED FLAT; 2 ROOMS. KITCH-
enette and bathroom, including gas and heat:
$50 q month. Apply r. william. 1873 18th
st. NV. .,
I201 PARK RD.-s ROOMS AND BATH, NEW
apt; possession at once.
I'LL Lamont st.-S rooms and bath; pos
i7i5 P st-s rooms and bath; posssssion
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS & CO..
II 1919. 1893 K q.
PETWORTH-2 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE,
private bath. sleeping porch: gas. electricity.
heat; garage and phone; SO per month.
FOUR ROOMs, kITCHENETIE AND BATH;
open hreplaces: windows on all sides; charm
ing old garden; q most artistic and unusual
place; references. 1916 Eye 1t. NV, 3 to I.
Si2I Mt. PLEASANT sT.-ONE ROOM AND
18th: small electric grill for cooking: current
for gnu furnished By owner; rent. ~.
GEO. ". LNKINe. Ageat.
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WANTED-GARAGEs.

A SINGLE OR DOUBLE PORTABLE GARAGE
Immediately.
Tel W. laS-J
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sary to be made to The Star will re
cEkE Aa1GM%nE nN@IHrRs IGNTdISS GTdT@Si1E ETS Eir
tricians: Official service. Delco. avon. Remy.
Bssco s7ae Gsn
Phones n. 1858 and IN II. 4s5sHrac;ory r: serv.
Ice representative for Bosch. X. w. Berlins.
pixie. pixie. ] si,nms maKnetos; Cray Davis Bi}ou.
tFece Neville, Northeast, wagner. Westing.
house. Johns Manville speedometers
RINGS AND PINIONs. GEARS. AXLEs.
springs installed while you wait.
4s6 Ia. ave. NV. Franklln 2525.
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRIN0.
EXPERT on TOPS. CURTAINS AND SEAT
H; Hork; materials and workmanship guarantesd.
district Auto Top Co.. 1881 14th ct. a1. 6s
sTEyART's GARAGE. Authorized Ford Deal-
er." 14l 18th IT ne. Phone lincoln GOO.
DODGE AND CHEVROLET EXPEkfs: RE-
SmrGx, t on other makes; NAsH H;RINk1k
4sc CYLINDER for burning carbon. owner to
remove plugs and wires: frDsen cylanders. cast
,ass: steel and aluminium welded pforsriy; AZ
Il tn nv. x''PnsssG Phons H. isss 81 M Coleman " LIN
CARPESTERS AND BUTLDERS.
GEO r. sIBLEY. Sol 7th ST. NV. BASE-
neat Fraak. 500. Small tobs q speciality.
keasenabe prices.
general contraetins. sANUEL xLTHER. i!ss
North Capitol ct. Phone \. s21ey. ocee
CARPENTRY. PAINTING, PAPERHANaING:
2sS work OF All Siads Kind R 9: SE~LEH; l1oe
CARPET CLEANING: 4 WAsMSG.
PERSIAN RUG Co. 1904 r.. az..--- az..
HAVE YOUR cARFETs AND RUcS CLEAN.
- by ALBERT KAILER 4 co. improved
steam Garnet cleaners SIS Nd ave, - ".
Phone u soss. Estims les cheerfuly Etyen:
CHAIR GAMING.
CHAIR GAMING, PORCH ROCKERS.
Al s,s spi.n..,sd s.,,ti upho,s,etH,s let ..,;,..
1913 10th st NV. franklin 1888.
ELECTRIC WORK.
baa.e rilt:s .,% wGEkWa + ST 1.
DAVIS. isS 18th Il. Tel. North sasi. r
SPEcIALIsTs IN FINISHED HOUSE WIZ:
n6 6 ssins e sstnTss s is elect ;o,r ,prance T5aa
WEIDE-TWoMEY ELECT. co. 40 BOND
bldg. wiring and rera ring neatly done: odd
house ss wirinT. specially Estimates H ,s.. sra-
INTERIOR DECORATING.
jules LASsBURGH. 1855 ST.--DRA-
peries. cretonnes. mohairs. window shades. up
holntery. furniture slip covers window srreens.
KEYS.
DUPLICATE KEYS: = CENN
Made while you wait. TURNER CLARK.
12S2 New York ave. NV. Raeement. F. 500.
MATTRESS MAKING; 4 RENOyAT1Nt;
HAVE YOUR FEATHER REDS MADE INTO
mattresses Winter and summer sides. viii
demonstrate. SOUTHERN UPHOLSTERY CO..
LOT 9th a.w. II. 1894.
SPECIAL FOR FALL CLEANINS-MAT-
tresses. box spriugs. iron frame SPRINGS. cash-
ions and pillows renovated at special prices.
Special this week-mattresses renovated. $50
COLUMBIA BEDDING CO.. GIG 3 st. NV.
Phone Main 552A.
MIRRORS RESILvERED.
IF YOU WANT APPEARANCE AND SERVICE
Of new mirrors from your old ones send then
to CHAS J. HARBEC ~ NV
Evening star., 1922-10-03
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.
% ADAMS ST NW.-THREE OUTSIDE
rooms apt: electricity; h.-w.h.; sink; range:
large closets: garage available.
1852 COLUMBIA RD-THREE ROOMS, BATH
and and kitchen; phone; ami; gas for cooking:
BLOoMlNGDALE-.Ro ROOM APT. LHK.;
completely. neatly furnished: $685. including
sssf Sartb f.ao .st adults only 1909
nent IN most desirable location: ROOMS
linen and china: immediate possession: one
i4is EYE STREET NV.
1900 1871 kALORAMA RD. N.W.-sIX ROOMS
a.. snd bath; nce.y furnished; Possession inme-
CHARLEs A. APPEELY,
14l3-1415 st. NV.
l3l2 2Ist ST.-ENTIRE FLOOR, THREE
pbass Ysifs ssS BATH near Cir
1888 \ NV.
Three rooms. kitchenette and bath; employed
couple or two ladies.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE: NORTH
and bath; elec. light and range; steam heat;
regular apt. house. Phone North 2o72 after 2.
1908 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-APARTMENT.
nasy fse sIs5 rooms and BATH ese
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH CON-
plete furnishings; lease; low rental; outside
sSops ns sSo splendid location northwest cogm
TWO NAY SHARE WELL FURNISHED
housekeeping apartment. northeast; 4 large =.
b.; electricity; sS plano; victrola; laundry ss2
enette. bath; furnished: ice box: extension
telephone; continuous hot water: extra lava
tory; electric lights; entire third floor: abso
hood; high elevation; near Zoo; 80; = mar
RED RE ssPsp ssesple; no children; permanent. colum-
WANTED-oNE GIRL TO SHARE BEAUTT-
p.1a' p.W.' Apt. ~. Phone % liso1da North ass.w
COMPLETELY FURNISHED sIX.RO0M AND
two-bath apartment, facing Conn. ave-, avail
Pie f9iee, n:a; $50 ZIG A'''f'n' Fd'' Apt 2ee
32i4 10Th sT.-OvERfOOKING ROCK CHEEK
valley; three attractive modern rooms; house
keeping: bus line. q
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
rent. us. Aadress Boz i71.L. Star once
i7ls C0RCORAN ST. NV. APT. THREE
piano. .rsabe oessbei u.s.
The ALBANY APARTMENT.
t701 81 Ut. NV.
Bachelor apartments; hotel service; one. two
and three rooms. with private bath.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
so Aaryiand Bidgv
1902 R. I. AVE. N.W.-G0OD OPPORTUNITY
to purchase furniture Of 8 rooms and bath
cheap: most reascnabis rent, $50 month
Transfer lease. Call After 9 pm. g.
NICE APT; GOOD FURNITURE; CONTAINS
2 large rooms. Kitchen. bath and reception
han; in nrst-cl.ss apt hense. Columbia
month. Phone 1aniter. Col. 1891, or once
hours, Main 24so. ALLAN E. WALKER 4
CO.. Inc.
THE TORONTO, DUP0NT CIKCLE-bEsIR-
able outside apartment: 2 bedrooms, living
room. kitchen and porch; $125. Apt. 8.
OCT. B1k61INs-S50 FOR Z r.. TNHKAT-
ed; also 500 for r.. b., sleep. porch. COM
pIetely fur. incl piano, silver. linens: dishes,
etc. Apply TO l4th ct. NV, room 400
-0i9 MARYLAND AVE. Me- UNUSUAL
attractive rooms; back porch, siAk, running
vater in kitcl en-; gas and electricity; h.Jw.h.
hk.; immediate possession; no children.
BEAUTIFTTLY FURNISHED APT, FIRST
,or; l.h.k.; well arranged for q married
,uple: convenient to car lines and shops.
1906 Vernon st. NV.
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LOW PRICE BARGAINS

LOW PRICE BARGAINS.
Buick 1913 touring. .......$35o
Chalmers 1917 touring. ..$275
Overland, model o6. $500
Studebaker 1917 touring. .SI25
Chandler 1917 7-pass. .... .$275
Oakland 1919 touring. $3.50
Maxwell 1919 touring. $3.50
Chevrolet 1920 touring. $3.50
Cadillac speedster .........$IS5
Overland 85-4 touring. .$225
Chandler 1920 7-pass. (2)..$55o
All of these cars are equipped
with extras, good rubber and are
right mechanically.
Evening star., 1922-10-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The recommended star
to be made The Star will receive attention
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

One Dodge Roadster.
One Essex. Touring.
All 1921 -lnoe models. and condition gnaran-
teed; been used by private parties. Terms to
sait. Can be seen uay or higAt at ~ \. y.
ave. ne. 4"
CHEVROLET AGO SEDAN.
Bargain.
New car
all 9Th st. s.e.
USED CARS
THAT ARE RIGHT
Are on display at our showroom.
Every car we sell is absolutely
guaranteed to be as represented.
Many have new paint and tops.
Io21 Packard Six touring.
1920 Lafayette touring.
1921 Stutz 4-pass..
1920 Stutz touring.
1918 Stutz 4-pass.
1922 Moon sport"
1921 Buick sport" roadster.
1921 Buick 7-pass.
1919 Cadillac touring (2).
1919 Cadillac roadster.
1918 Cadillac touring I'd.
1917 Cadillac touring.
1920 Hudson speedster.
1913 Hudson speedster.
1918 Hudson coupe.
1918 Paige speedster.
1918 Pierce Arrow 4-pass.
1920 Chandler touring
1921 Overland sedan.
1921 Overland touring.
1921 Overland roadster.
1921 Chandler coupe.
1920 Lexington touring.
1920 Maxwell roadster.
1921 Chevrolet touring.
1920 Ford sedan.
1919 National touring.
1919 Haynes touring.
1918 Premier touring.
1918 Oakland sedan.
1920 Hupmobile touring.
1919 Chalmers 4-pass.
1918 Jordan touring.
1918 Roamer sport"
1918 Peerless speedster.
1913 Ford taxi.
Reasonable terms, or will
take your old car in trade.
AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC.
Eleven-Eleven 18th St. NV.
Phones Franklin sI74-I335.
AN ASSORTMENT
OF USED CARS.
Among the Makes Are:
Cadillac, Chalmers, Chandler,
Hudson, Jordan, Lafayette,
Lexington, Locomobile,
National, Oldsmobile, Peerless,
Roamer and R. and v. Knight.
They Are in Both .
Open and Closed Models.
TERMS NAY BE ARRANGED.
THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC COMPANY,
I138-I14o Connecticut Ave.
Franklin 5000 1901.
in aSther eas in pss. e
convenient terms and Priees frso $50 d
o'''' lsao 4.psa:. Rissasl css,ssss: &. ;ss:':
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1sSo 1sSo 7-p..s- PaiEs.
1915 S-pass. oakla01
1913 6-pass. Anbura.
1917 h-pass. Paige.
1921 Paige coupe.
1870 6-pass. Anderseo.
1870 Spass. Liberty.
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BARGAINS:
$225 Dodge touring.
$225 Hudson touring.
$3.50 Packard, 5-pass., twin.
$3.50 Dodge touring.
$375 Hudson touring.
$525 Overland sedan.
$3.50 Cadillac touring.
$500 Cadillac, 1918, 7-pass
touring.
$3.50 Packard, 1921, single
six.
$3.50 Buick, 1920, coupe.
$1,1OO Essex coach, 1922
model; one month old; equipped
with spare tire, spot light, mirror
and 2 bumpers.
Terms-will trade in your
used car. ~
THE LUTTRELL CO.,
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
West o85.
cOMMERcIAL CARs AND TRUCks'
FORD delivery, commercial body tnewl, $275
quick buyer. Apply s5o2 II st. n.v. g
81 TON HEAvY-DUTY TRUCK, with aat
body: OUTFIT Is cheap and In Eeod sAape. prsee
offer.
Also stesl dump body and hyArauiic hoist;
reasonable.
Franklin A665. = u n st. ne.
FORD TON TRUCK, worm drive, with cab
$50; cash or terms. Handley Motor Co.
$3.50 GeorKta ave. Columbia 218.
FORDS.
A largo assortment Of used trucks Of III
models; $50 up to $500. Terms
Evening star., 1922-10-03
COUNTRY BOARD

COMB on OUT TO WOODFORD and enjoy
the fresh air and autumnal beauties of ma
ture. Large grounds; immense porches: ten
mis-; swimming pool. Good board. reasonable:
s minutes from Washington. Take Fairfax
line. 18th and Pa. ave-: get Oh at Woodfort.
Or write Mrs. Hampton Williams. Vienna. Va.