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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-10

On the following day the morning ses
sion will be held at 1920 and the aft
ernoon session at $3.50 p. NJ. The two
evening sessions will go to one of the
largest churches in the city Of Balti-
more. In addition to these. special
groups of persons cooperating with
the Association will hold conferences
and round table discussions in the In
terest of matters peculiar to their
needs. Among the speakers will be
Prof. Kelly Miller, Mr.. William PICK
ems Miss Mamie III. Burroughs, DR..
james Fl. billiard, Bishop r. A. Carter
Mr.. Leslie Pinckney Hill. DR.. George
Johnson, DR.. Pezavia O'Connell, and
DR.. J. o. Spencer. DR.. W. r. Z. Du
Bots and DR.. r. II. Motion have als1
been invited to address this confer
ence.
An effort will be made to arouse m
terest and to arrange for conducting
throughout the country campaign
for collecting facts bearing On the Nc
, gro prior to the Civil War and during
the Reconstruction period The file d
is now being exploited by a staff of in
vestigators Of the Association. 1t is
earnestly desired that all persons hav
ing documentary knowledge of these
phases Of Negro History. will not onl"
give the Association the advantage Of
such information, but will attend this
| Conference to devise plans for n more
successful prosecution of this particu-
| lar work.
| Another concern of the Conference
will be TO stimulate interest in the
| collection of Negro folklore for which
there is offered prize of 5000 for the
| best collection of tales. riddles, pro
verbs, sayings and songs which have
been heard in Negro homes. The aim
is to study the Negro mind in relation
to its environment at various periods
in the history Of the race and in differ
ent parts of the country. The students
Of number of institutions Of learn
ing are already preparing theirhct
ing are already ut work preparing
their collections to compete for this
prize and it is hoped that still larg-
er number will do likewise. This spec
ial work is under the supervision Of n
committee composed of DR.. Elsie
Clews Parsons, Assistant Editor OF
the Journal of American Folklore DR.
Franz Boas Professor Anthropology
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-10

Evans Avenue. The services were well
attended during the day. Rev. Jamisou
is National Grand Master OF U. b. r.
and S. M. T. of the u. S. and jurisdic-
ton and remained in the city several
days of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee Hughes are
back in the city after spending the
past year at Madison, Wis.
William Jones popular grocer q:
1886 State street, Is out again follow
ing illness of several days which con-
fined him to his bed.
NJ. T. Bailey of the Bailey Realty
Co, 363S s. State street is giving
every assistance possible to assist
those who are planning to erect flu.
ture homes in the suburbs of the city
away from the cOngested city thus
helping to reduce high rents MI.
Bailey has been boosting and doing
much to increase the population III
the suburbs during the past two years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-10
CHICAGO NEWS.

Rev. "A. Il. Dobbins, pastor of one
OF the largest A. NJ E. churches in
st. Louis, Mo, is to visit the city in
time to assist in the dedication o.
new Bethel. During his stay in the
city, he will be the guest of his cousins
Mrs. Fanny Henry and Nine. Annette
white, 4427 Prairie Avenue.
Nine. e. M. Scott, proprietor of the
La Provident Beauty Shope. 1856
State street is slowly improving at
home following two weeks of serious
illness. Nine. Scott will go to Mt.
Claire Sanitarium the latter part OF
the week to seek better health.
Daniel S. Britton returned to Spar.
TIA, ILL.,, his home after finishing
course at the Reese Automobile
School.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Ellis is out again on
duty as bookkeeper in the office of the
Reese Automobile School and Garage,
following two weeks illness.
Nine. Annette White is preparing to
tour the State of Missouri where she
VIII appear In song recItalS. She Will
leave the city in few days.
Arthur Haley of Bessmer, Ala, was
in the city during the week looking
after important business and left for
Cleveland Ohio. Mr.. Haley stopped
with Mrs. Ella White, SO e. 36th St.
while in the city.
Homer T.. Wreelis Of New YORK
city spent very pleasant visit in the
city as the guest of his brother-in1aw
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b.
Small 221 e. 35th street and has re-
durned east.
Beauregard G.. Laster of Greensboro
Ca, is in the city where he expects TO
r,main Indefinitely He is stopping
with his brother-in-law and sister,. M.
and Mrs. Frank j. Benjamin. 742 4Sth
street.
Rev. II. W. Jamison was in charge
of services on last Sunday during the
day at Grants A. NJ r. church 1900
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WYTHEvILLE NEWS.

Sunday services at the churches OF
our town were extremely enjoyable.
Largely attended and financially SUI,
cessful.
The Mock Annual Conference at
Bethel A. M. E. church is the long
looked for event to break the menotony
of ordinary entertainments.
The Eureka Choral club gave an eX
cellent musical last week.
The Eureka Choral club gave a
musical entertainment at Bethel A. NJ.
e. church March LIST. for the delegate
expense to the National Negro Educa.
tional Congress, which was a decided
success. The numbers were rendered
in that characteristic style, intimately
known only to the Negro of America.
The audience was the most representa-
tive OF our citizens that we have
known. Spontaneous applause was gen
erously given and every number was
encored.
The club was striving to be n credit
to the Negro Of Wytheville and in this
attempt it has been conceded that
times cannot efface the pleasure Civ
en- the audience. imp was an outstani
ing feature while all features scared
high above the ordinary.
Mr.. James A. Harper left Sunday
night for Washington. ID. C, to attend
the National Negro Congress.
Mr.. Richard Holiday. Rev. and Mrs.
T. w. Hebron were Sunday visitors il,
Ivanhoe, Va.
The best monument. that could be
erected to the Ante Bellum Nanny
would be equal opportunity be ore the
law. right conception of the 14th and
18th amendments to the National
constitution, an impartial administra
tion of law and a faithful following
of the divine rule laid down by our
Saviour viz: "As we would that men
should do to you, do we also to them
likewise"
1t will not do you any good to throw
stones at the Choral club and run.
they will get you some day.
Let us have your subscription to
the Planet.
Mr.. Garland Chapman was in Dub.
lin. Sunday visiting his little daugh-
ter, Myrt'"
Miss Mara Lee Mill of Pulaski. was
the weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
O3eley Beroers
Miss Dicia Thompson left Sunday
for Russell. KY. to spend n few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crockett
spent Monday in town the guest of
Mrs. Flora Nicholson. Mr.. Crockett
left Tuesday for Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. r. B. Clark is a business visitor
in our town.
Mrs. M. j. Stepteau, Miss Virginia
Stepteau, Master r. A. Hebron and
7. Walter Hebron, Jr, motored to
Ivanhoe, Monday.
Messrs. d. B. Carter, Homer Hair
ston, Willie Harper and Madame Cor
della Bowers Poly Redman, Mamie
Shelley, Florene Allison. Annie Harp
er, Miss EvClyne Chapman and Mr.
Harvey Reynolds are on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Dicie Hill who spent the whit
err on Cripper Greek has returned to
the home of her son Mr.. NJ A. Hill.
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III, City of Richmond the 9Th day os
February 1923.
LAURA BELLE COOK. Plaintiff
vs..
EUGENE COOK Defendant

The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant Eugene Cook upon
the grounds of wi1ful and continuous
desertion and abandonment for more
than three years prior to the com.
mencement Of this suit.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Eugene
Cook Ia not resident Of the State OF
Virginia it is ordered that he do ap.
pear here within ten days after the
publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his inter.
est In this suit.
A Copy, Teste: w. f. DU VAL,
Clerk
BY II. G.. DU VAL D.. G.
G. Mimms, D. q.
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that the
assets
amounting to the $e5
ented 10 the
Of
plaintiff said
endl Of said
to by
OF
a
fsaid
Mechanics Savings OF is
aut horit ies.'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-10

But how much needed? The Receivers
amount until all the pboo the balanced To meet
this condition the deposto meeting assembled by
liability Of the amount already asted This
Receivers strike balance and submit
may their judgment be fair 0 the people they represent
This then will end the delay the Receivers reported
be favor eonm@ the Bank and willing all people
this community The issue plain Personal feeling and
matter Let the Mechanics Savings Bank
gently need their able deposit their
SAVINGS permitted The dpes
Other conditions purpose atfS
tine business again Let ascertain tie approximate liability
assets and with the aid and the GOOD white and the
coed ones backed by abiding faith the Almighty
JOHN MITCHELL. R
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PATIENTLY WAITING.

the the Mechanics Savings Bank representing
individuals the dposos representing about three thousand not ncui
Christmas Savings Club Cards. the white and cod people Of this city,
es retaining the confidence Of the cored people Of this community
the white and coored pupe Of the United States are waiting
They all want to know the approximate Of the assets to re-
Savings Bank The amount stated the following extract rom the deer
Judge Of the Richmond Chancery Court
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-27
WOMAN HAS ONE
SPOUSE TOO MAN!
Arrested for Second Time on
Bigamy Charge,

Bigamy charges again were pending
against Goldle Harper EtterbUrn, 81,
in city court today.
Goldie has been arrested before on
numerous charges, but always has
been helped out by welfare workers.
Trouble began Monday night. when
Homer Etterburn. %, Goldie's hUs-
band. Of 215 N East St, called at
his wife.s home. ga E. New York
St, and found Wesley Wilson, soldier
from TT. Benjamin Harrison, sitting
on her lap, according to police. VII
son claimed ne had married Goldie,
and -EtterbUrn was sure he had
married Goldie When the police
arrived between the two men a fight
was IN progress. it is said, in front
of Goldie's home.
Goldie admitted that she has had
SIX husbands, police said. She said,
according 10 police; MY name was
Ryan. I first married a Harper. He
died I married MCGEE and ne died.
I married Petit and he died.
married Doll and he got q divorce. L
married Wilson, and there is Etter-
burn. with whom I have been living
until a few days ago, when we had
q quarrel"
Goldie's affairs were disclosed in
Criminal Court recently, when she
was exonerated OF a charge Of bigany.
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GOOD LUNGS PROVE ASSET
Women Brighten Away Holdup Man
by Screaming.

Good lungs are protection against
hold-up men. Mrs. Ct. 3. Grubbs and
said today.
Their screams frightened away a
colored man Who drew a revolver and
demanded their money at Central
Ave. and Twentieth st. Monday night
while they We're waiting for a street
car.
Mrs Frank *. Fozworthy, 1850
Central Ave. telephoned police. Ser
geant Wilkerson and the emergency
squad investigated.
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MILLERS IN SESSION HERE
Purdue Professor Speaks on Indiana
Flour at State Meeting.

Indiana -four for Indiana folk was
the subject Of a discussion by Prof.
@. I. Christie. Of Purdue University,
and his assistants in the domestic
science department, at the mid-wtnter
session Of the Indiana 2iillers' Asso-
citation, at the Offices Of the Bemis
Bag Company today.
The association is planning Indiana
Flour Week TO begin March 3.
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WAYNE POST PLANS HOME
Legion Building 20 Have Baskets Ban
and Dance Floor.

Sites for a memorial building for
Wayne Post 10. IS Of the American
Legion are under consideration, f.
Y. Wilson. pcsta commander, an
uounced today. The building VIII have
a basketball and dance floor iu ad-
ditiOn to a number OF smaller rooms.
IT VIII serve as headquarters for the
Legion Auxiliary. War Mothers and
War Dads"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-27
MONEY TO LOAN
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed as receivers of the Sterling Oil Cor
DOrauon, organized and existing under the
laws Of the State of Indiana and hy virtue
OF an order OF the Marion Superior COur5,
Marion County, Indiana, duly entered IN
meT G. Kremer is plaintiff and the Sterling
Oil Corporation IN defendant, viii receive
bids for the sale q the property Of the
sterling Oil CorpOl alton at the law offices
Of heTOd & SchoTtemeir, S04 Guaranty build
ing, Indianapolis, Ind, until II O'Clock
day OF March, 1923. Said property con
sists OF certain leases or interests in leascs
in Wayne County. Ia the State OF Kentucky
together with such oil wells and equipment
as are now upon said leases, and certain
office furniture In the city Of indianapolis
a mora particular description Of which is
contained IN this order directing said sale;
said property may be purchased as q whole
or III unit5-one unit consisting Of the
property IN Kentucky and one unit consist
ing Of the property IN Indiana No bid viii
be received or reported to the court unless
mum bid required by the order; any bid re-
Celved or sale made shall be subject to the
approval and ratification Of the Marion Su-
perior Court Of Marion County, State OF
Indiana.
Should said property be not cold at phi
to Il o'clock noon, Central Standard tins
Of said Merch IA, 1928 then said property
will be offered for sale by the receivers at
public auction at said offices Of HerOd &
5chortemeIeT, 500 Guaranty building, Ind
annapolis. Ind, at u O'Clock q. m on the
said time q satisfactory offer for said prop
e-ty at private sale be received.
SAUL MUNTER
OTTO L. KUEHRMANS.
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q thief stole jeYelry valued at $685.
from the home Of Mrs. Mary jameson.
coIored, 1923 y. Senate Ave. Monday
night. she reported 10 police today.
The loot included three diamond rings.
a watch, q ruby ring, a sapphire
brooch and a pearl necklace. The thief
also took S52
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IN AIEMORIAM

IN MEMORLAM-In loving remembrance OF
our dear daughter aud sister. Louise
Behler Hin. who ,eft six years ago today,
Feb p. 1916.
Sleep on lin peace dear I.uly.
Sweet be your rest.
We all loved you dearly,
But God loved you best.
Sadly missed by her PARENTS, SISTERS
AND BROTHERS.
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DEATH NOTICES

WILLIAMS, MARY-Wife Of Harry N.
Williams 1925 Dawson. died Feb. 90.
Friends may call Tuesday, "a, Wednesday
Gil. Funeral and burial strictly private.
INNER, MAGDELENA--Feb. 20, 1928, age
GO years. Funeral Thursday, March !.
at p. m. at the late residence. $50 Iowa
st. Friends invited Burial In Crown Hill
cemetery.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter Of the estate of Julia h
Cummings, deceased
IN the Probate Court Of Marion County.
February term. 1923. No. 62-I96S1.
Notice is hereby given that Charles T.
Hanna. as executor of the above named es-
tate, has presented and fled his account
and vouchers IN final settlement of said es-
tate, and that the same viii come UP for
the examination and action Of said Probate
Court. on The 18th day Of March, 1928, at
which time al heirs, creditors or legatees
Of said estate required to appear IN said
Court and show cause. If any there be, why
said account and vouchers should not be ap-
proved. And the heirs Of said estate are
also required to appear and make proof OF
their heirshlp.
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DEATH NOTICES


ACHGILL. ROBERT J. F-Beloved IittIs son
OF Chris and Margaret AchEil and grand
son OF Nr. and Trs Fred Achziu and 2Ir
ard Mrs.. Jacob Schululeye died last eve
ling. 40. age = years. months. 10 days.
Funersl notice later
ASH, MARY P.-Feb Is. 1928. al IOI5
2. n age - years Funeral Wednesday.
REQ. 25. e $50 H. % the late resi-
e. st. Johns Church. Friends invited Blu
gal IN -. joseph cemetery.
CROSS. MARY Ego. q. ne AsTaldrs,
passed away Es5. %. Christian Science
eervtce az Leore'5 undertaking pa-iOrs. 1902
Broadway. wednesday 500 y. mL Feb. Is.
Friends may caH 40 ul-.o-s. 70 Tuesday
Brownsville. md
DESSERT. EMMA tnee WIrtz Age IS
years 10 days. wife % Edward v Des-
. sert sister Of .E-s Louis ZLariiu Mrs l.
9 Burdln- sister-in-Iaw Of MISS Josephine
Dessert, passed away Feb 20 at 1925 a. u1.
Funeral At fhe razI5r-..a zoos W7Ftzo1
q. m. Friends inviSd- Burial Crown Elm
cemetery.
HAGY. A W.-Baiove5 husband Of Eliza
beth Harv father of Nora Bred Charlie
and Jack Haay and Sadie g. kramer. passee
away SUNDAY evening. Feb. %. at il
O'Clock az his late rlsi1.-ce. 1888 s. East
81 Funeral VIII be leG az the home Of
his daugher, 1883 Harlan St.. wednesday.
z p M. Burial Memorial Park Friends in
JACKLEY JACCB-AEe 81. Feb -. and
age 70. Feb. 20. 1928. Flaeral services
wednesday. 80 o. m. Eco. IS. at the
residence Of Their daughter, Grs. Louis 4.
6arth. 5000 y Capitol ave. Burial Crown
LYSTER, ELIZABI.TH-Beloved vile OF
AIonz0 Lysler- died ~ lle family resi-
dence Il n last ST. Saturday. s.: go p. M,
age "A years ! gnsra. services at Grin
7.3O D m Friends invited Remains viii
be taken 10 Evansville md for burial
Friends may cali Monday evening and Tue=-
day. Evansville Lndi papsrs please copy
MAIDEN. TATErCE-Die5 Sunday. Feb -
sge so. Funeral Wednesday Feb. 2S e.
go f. m at Elln Bros. funeral D1rlors
i35 ". Market. followed Oy services az ST
Johns Church at ociO--- Burial Holy
Cross cemetery.
MORRIS. MRS. LENA CO8fER-DauChter Of
Alfred and Alice Conner. O ecreased. passed
away Feb. %, 1923. at Seymour, Ind. Flu
neral at Carmel, Ind. Wednesday. . .. m.
PHILLIPS. lIELVILLE-Paes4d away Feb.
John T. Waters. 31OI Ke1wood ave. serv-
ices at the home TUESDAY, Z 80 o. M. at the
n E. Church AZ blttsDoro, wednesday, IL
a II. Burial 1T BroUlsuurE.
SANDERS. MAUDE-Qife of Thomas 2
sanders passed away 40 her home, l4@S
y Alabama s., Monday. Feb 20, d a. lI-
49, - a. y So" 20 . p- il-- ~ W
ABOVE aqdress. Burlal GsecuW00d cemetery
SINNER, THOMAS N-Husbald OF Helen
Lampard sinner, passed away at his
home, G2-3 n Delaware, cd. q. Funeral
at the residence wednesday. 10 a. IN Burial
Crown Hill.
SWIFT. NANCY C-E!ghty-six years old.
beloved mother of Nrs Mana Nav Bush.
Henry U. nd Hlobe~t swift dief al her late
residence, S23 r. Delaware street. Sunday,
Feb. 90 Funeral services VIII be held
,r l,5-5' Pemat5- ,r'' T. tsl5 ~ 4!7roT ,s
Ind. FOR intermeut Wednesday, Feb. %.
WA2IBSGANSs. THE REV. FREDERICK c.
Passed away az bis residence. southeast
Of Coiumbus. md teb. 20 1928 1880 a.
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albert Il 41JSLbEs Cie1k.
HANNA D DAILY, Attorneys.

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
II the matter Of the estate of Thomas
OTIS Coniey, deceased.
In the ia oS S8uFt No o. M o 6Sss County
Notice is hereby given that Walter c.
Clarke ss administrator Of the above
named estate, has presented and fled his
account and vouchers in final settlement of
said estate and that the same will come
I'D for the examination and action of sald
Probate Court on the 18th day Of March.
1923, at which time ali heirs, creditors or
ieEatee5 Of said estate required to appear IN
said Court and CHOW cause. # any there be,
why said account and vouchers should not
be sproved. And the heirs Of said sstats
are also required 10 appear and make proof
Of their hsirship.
ALBERT Z. LOsCHE. Cert.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter Of the estate OF James ".
Howell, deceased.
IN the Probate Court Of Marion County.
February term 1923. No. 61-l9287.
Notice IS hereby given that Clara Hall.
IS admi1istra tTiI OF the above named eg-
tate. has presented and fled her account
and vouchers in final settlement of said es-
tate. and that the same viii come Up for
the examination and action Of s@'I Probate
Court, on tie nth day Of AaTcl 1898, at
which time all hsi-s. creditors or legatees Of
said estate required 20 appear in said Court
and show cause II any there be, why said
account sn6 vouchers should not be ap-
proved And the hetrB Of said estate are
also required 70 appear and mako proof Of
their heirship.
ALBERT H IosCHE, Clerk.
CLARKE 4 CLARKE. Attorneys.
NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as admin strator
OF estate of Nary z. Forrest. deceased. lats
OF Marion County, Indiana Said estate il
supposed to be solvent.
JOSEPH O. HOFFMAN.
vo. 10000
THE assets Of Fred z Msrson. bankrupt
consisting OF stock q cigaTs, candles. etc.
furniture and fixtures, Ford truck and Ford
coupe VIII be sold at public auction IN bulk
FRIDAY. 10 s. m, March ., 1928, at No, @43
JOHN z. BOESTEGER. Trustee.
SOC Merchants Bank Building.
BA1fBERGEE & BETBLEMAS, Attorneys.
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30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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q
TbIT,+v sod Cars
and TRUCKS parmsat. or : sr.das - s Som. .,
low as so down aad one year to pay bal
in sood 1.oeaaa''a. aoaa.noa e''' -- '-1S
o5tu 49, 10 = 40''
-------
'S any 5 s'S 'o4ras en- Good Tt3 TssteT meter
So ~., +, so'N '-e' person WIN $50 e'sh
EfsrNI40a hrs .er4r>,cT0>S A1--5
80 80, ?, = - y - - :
FORD BODIES AND PARTS
USED seqans, toCrlugs and roadsterB
ho94a sae4s and BODY 2arts
SWISS S y 5-1I.a 500 I; pAHAA@
--- = = = = : -----
1857 S5 IH5@9'
var~o 1r-. t,,,-,.,, 90 "a ''.>,.sst.- p.v-
F-7FJ roadster on 6e;z tires r5oo co5di Dor,
0rIv S5IE '7' "00~ $50
O. II. yyAILERTCH co.
s93 n Meridian 81.
or Dl,7rD0TTI II = I07T
'A''D '-'L - ., - " A.-A
LouflnS can n52jI99iy, De toiQ from nov :
IN ~ ~, = :, y 49,
- - 80 se' 81 va 3sllsU " q q ~
p"t,'' y ~ AT M sJI4 ~, 0N''
s33 y Hertils1 81
T7T-171 1000 T0TT71TN-CI
OhD lSZZ IOU hlN0
Starter demountabls rilns; othar extras.
Terms 619 \. Illinois.
CHALMERS & ROADSTER
w. - r. a1o y r1I,Dots
-..,22z = 8. "a, S19 : =,
ShAL" EESi iate 4SIy touring MAlS s eA
F WssE AIN g4a3 '-A''e' 0'@'' 49,
=, y----------------
Overland - r9o5si roafster $50
ALLEN rs virginia ave
T0DGF fJ--ri-,gq several 10 sell from as low
ne S-0 down baIance one year. ga y
Wash. Main 34Q3
D0DGF ROA6sTT7I3s- Only SgE5-
Z H WATLFRICH co.
$50 n. Meridian.
FORD touring: like now, 1899; one-nan top
For sale OF trade ALLEN 725 Nlr-
Elnta ave.
FORDS. We have few left, 1919 TO
l9lps, rs low rs 800. o4@ r. WASH.
Main 1898. -
FORD coupe; seven weeks Old: Several ,t sN'
tras. At q discount. ALLEN no VIZ
E1--.A ave --------------
1ERCEk touring wire Wheels needs SONS
4G..--. W. l1lz .-1- : .--l- 80 = $780,;
Ely II PASSENGER overland touring nrst-
Grass Soh4llloa s4e1p, I2---,1!oIlS 0202-
MARMON speedster; iate model; snappiest