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CHAPTER XVIII
THE CHOICE

81 ~lHICKIE. are you going to
throw me down like this?"
III II never took you up. 80
I don't see how l am throwing you
down."
You let me think you were com
ing"
"No-I didn't You wanted to
think that. I'm sorry. 1 don't see
what l can do. It's just as l wrote
you" She kept her face averted.
her cheeks burning. Jake looked az
her for a long while in silence.
He said quietly: You've let me
in for a CHASTITY two weeks Of IT,
Chickie. 1 can't call it off now. I've
asked everybody-aranged 1t all
I've got to 60" He slumped down
in the automobile, letting his arm
rest behind her.
They were parked among the trees
in the park.
we would have had nights like
this, Chickie-night so beautiful
you'd begin to hear that grand old
wind you're waiting for. Are you go
ing to let it pass? Going to send
me off alone. CHECKER"
Perhaps you think it's easy for
me to refuse pleasures like this,
Mr.. Munson?'
"Jake-if you please thank you
for putting it in the note. Do you
e you want to go? You'd really
like the fun Of it?"
agyuyzII Ill x1,-.aIH thaf-
Jake, then. I've never had a chance
like this before. OF course, I wanted
to 60"
Then why, Chickie? Why? You
want these things. 1 want to give
them to you"
No can't. I explained"
"Yes-you explained. Jennie. in
deed. DO you think I'm a boy,
Chickie dear, to swallow your pretty
Jenny stuff? ia like to know what
happened to set you thinking. And
you come back and throw me
down."
She gave no answer. His hand
covered hers. will you say yes
nov and come, Chickie?"
She shook her head. watched the
still trees. His eyes speculative. in
tent, dwelt on the chaste sweetness
Of her profile.
"Chickie, I won't see you for two
weeks. maybe much longer. You're
sending me away. Kiss me before /
go2"
She drew a long, hard breath,
trembling.
TO Be Continued
Copyright, King Feature Syndicate)
Back chapters of "Chickie" can
be secured at The Times office
free Of charge.
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For Deep, Heavy
Colds

All colds should be treated
with vapors, for vapors alone
can carry the medication directly
to the air passages and lungs.
Vicks is a "vapor" treatment
in salve form. For deep chest
colds you first apply hot wet
towels over throat and chest to
open the pores, then massage
briskly with Vicks for five mir
utes, spread on thickly and
cover with a flannel cloth.
Vicks not only penetrates like
a poultice or plaster, but the
ingredients, vaporized by the
body heat, r inhaled all night
long.
This double action usually
checks the most stubborn cold
overnight.
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1.-THE walked the few blocks
homeward slowly. Inevitable
SZ that's the way Mary ex-
planned 1t. Nothing wildly exultant
about Mary. Beads on a red string
why Mary hoped ardently that she
might care for Jake.
Jake came to see her that night
Unexpectedly. He laughed when she
opened the door. He stepped aside
hastily and a sleek Belgian police
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81 ~lHICKIE. are you going to
throw me down like this?"
IL Il never took you up. 30
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SYNOPSIS

Chickic, beloved and only daughter
of an old-fashioned couple. Jonathan
end Jennie Bryce. feels a bit
lonesome since Mary her chum, has
married Edward McPike, and she re-
fuses Jimmy Blake's marriage pro-
posal only because he is poor. Chickie
attends a party given especially for
her by wealthy Jake Munson. Unbe-
known to the athers. she and Barry
over. Later Chickie apologies to
Munson and reveals to him her hope
for big returns from her fathers oil
investment. Munson discoullges her,
give and to be a guest on a trip he
Is planning. Though she now loves
Barry. she Is interested in Munson and
her co-worker and friend of Munson.
to learn more about him. He sends
her a costly pin with a love note.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Puzzle a Day

Find the number from which you
can take away five, multiply your
by two, find the square root
of the product, and subtract eight
from the square root. You should
have nothing for an answer.
What should we start with?
Last puzzle answer:
, 1925-04-21

new scout cruisers, i,arrived here today
and will spend a couple days in our port.
There are stopping at the Grand Hotel:
Mr.. Leslie Tucker of Antigua, Brit
ish West Indies, Inspector-Ganer Of
Scools of the British West Indies; Mr..
P. G. Thompson, Attorney -at-Law Of
Antigua. British West Indies; Mr., H R.
Lawrence of Barbados, General Agenr
Of Quebec Steamship Company, for the
West Ind es; Miss Eadoa who is in
charge OF hospital work in IorJola and
Miss l.. F. Richm Hd Of Tortcl
two last came over ID witness {
tournament.
, 1925-04-21

The u. S, S. Robin" arrived here at
I2.45 D. m yesterday from St. Thomas
with the following passengers:-R Rev. A.
B. Romig, Mrs. Matterson and child,
Mrs. Boreham, Mrs. Wilson, Judge Glib
son and 2 enlisted men under orders.
The S. S. "Bogota" sailed from New
York on Saturday evening, having "a
tons of cargo for Frederiksted and 81
tons for ChristiaAsted.
, 1925-04-21

IT is hereby brought to public 10
! tice that according to the scheme
of Amortization for St, Thomas
Harboc 40 Loan of 1910, the draw
ing by the Notary Public, St. Tho
mas, of thirteen bonds at Francs
1000 has taken place, resulting
in the drawing of the following
bonds:
, 1925-04-21
NEWS NOTES.
16 April, 1925.

His E~xcellency, the Governor and Mrs.
Williams celebrated a wedding a|nniver
dAry yesterday. They were the recipients
ii many fattering attentions from their
Numerous friends here. At nine o'clock
Ian wAight the band s%erenaded the Gov
a. nSIand na Mrs.. f Williams foh playing The t69
other aifSOf appropriate nature.
The U. S. S. Memphis, one Of our
, 1925-04-21

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, 1925-05-08

be addressed by Lady Aberdeen. Presi-
lent of the Council, and Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover.
Paris, May 5th.- Official reports from
Rabat, French Morocco, say the French
forces have had several successes over
the Riffs, in one of which the tribesmen
lost fifty killed and considerable war ma
t%erlals, also some prisoners.
Fee, May 5th.-Ihe RitIians are pre-
pairing to attack the French forces at
three principal ports, it was reported to-
day by French aviatOrs, after Genl. Co.
lombatis column mad engaged the invad-
erS near DWebal Bidani to relieve French
outposts still surrounded by TIE tribes
men.
Paris, May 5th.--(Reuters) france
still remains in the grip of winter. From
every point reports are coming In 10 the
effec- that districts have been affected
by high winds and floods and even snow
and which with continuous rainfall have
caused floods in many sections Of the
country. The flooding is particularly bad
in Flanders and the situation there is
regarded as very grave. Not since 1894
have there been such widespread floods
at a time when so much damage 10 Sgri-
culture is bound to result, In large areas
the crops are ruined.
London, May 5th. + George Whale,
who was president at a dinner of the
National Press Association at the Tro-
cadero Restaurant on Monday night, sud
denly collapsed and died while Major
George Pullam. TIE American publish
er, was proposing d toasl 10 his health
IN the presence OF Two hundred guests.
Whale " as ~ years Otu.
, 1925-05-08

u LitN's''-i PtbSiilS isio NJ aiSCS III ALI
can songs. What particularly interested
the Nationalist members was the states
man!ike views of the Prince, expressed
in his speech as TO what were the rela-
lions OF The component parts Of the Com.
mOnWealth, when he referred to the de-
velOpment Of the constitutional status Of
the SelfgOveruing dOminiOrS. Apparent
~ they had not expected such serious
political prOnouncements on the part of
the Prince, who said. This develop
ment was perhaps first StrikinqIy marked
by the separate signature. by the repre-
senratlves Of the ~dominions, of the peace
treaties and by their inclusion as mem
bets OF the Leagne Of Nations. But any
one who has taken the trouble to study
history in thesperiod since 1912, must re-
alisa that This develOl ment has been 90
ing on all the time and that full concep-
ton oil what is meant by a brotherhood
of free nations, such as ours, has still to
be worked out"
Honolulu Hawaii, MAY 5th.-A criti-
que OF eight hundred army and navy
officers continues TO study the repOl is OF
the recent fleet r~anOeuyrCS, placing all
phases under minute scrutiny for the
benefit 0, the empires, who will decide
the winner Of The war game. Unofficial
opinion prevails hat the attacking fleet
provided The inadequacy OF The d~efenSes
Of Hawaii and the extensive pact that
aviation played in the battle. 1t is ex
pected that an official summary report
will be issued on Wednesday.
New York CT Y. May 5-h-Proroter
Cur..s has anGyu.yeI hal .e las recei
we'd a message rom a German cinema
producer, SamUel Bacnman, Offering
Jack Dempsey Sl50, 900 20 defend his
tile in Berlin during his European tour
starting on Tuesday. The German
heavyweight who is mentioned as the
most probable oppooenl is Hons Breitten
Strater.
Washington. May 9Th. Negotiations
have been opened for the debt refund
ing agreement between the United
States and EsJbouia. Exchanges are
going on between the United States
Treasury and the Esthonian Legation.
The deor amounts 10 less than $50, coo,
600 which was advanced as q relief mea-
sure ABOUT 1919 The agreement eX-
tending the Spanish American CONNER
cial treaty for a year was signed at Mad
rid on Saturday. Before its expiration
the State Department hopes to conclude a
new commercial treaty with Spain.
Washington, May 5lh.- DELEGATES from
component organizations in AZ countries
assembled here yesterday for the open
ing OF the QuinQuenniai Convention Of
the lDtArDatipu2I f'oI1rif ,f Wanna, to
, 1925-05-08

~ ~ L J - = t*i-S as l. bAs iA
ment Building on Saturday night, not on
ly was the occasion for a demonstration
Of enthusiastic loyalty, but is being hail
ed as a historic success owing to the
Princes tact and diplomacy. Many Ma
tlOnaIist members OF Parliament declared
today it had brought a new era 10 South
Africa. Not The least contribution to the
success OF the function was the fact that
the Prince delivered part OF his speech
III the African language, which stirred
the aSSemlDIage t0 tremendous enthuSl-
aSm. The Prince stood by the old speak
ers cnaIr, when had been brought there
especially Tor the OCCASION, and cordially
shook hands With all the guests. Ine
speaker 0 the House, who presided at
cue dinner, In his address OF welcome,
started the demonstration by declaring
mat the Darq4eJ, heid IN Lne presence OF
the future King Oh the Brush common
wealth Of Nations, would ehmIua e every
trend Ut bitterness, that the TWO white
races We're united and char Tie Princes
visit had strengthened The spirit 81 CO.
operation auG opunlsm. Iben II2HtIy
reviewing The history o., South AlaIca
since the Goar wan ans the wise states
mansHlp 10y Great Britain, wished long
lie ana prosperity to the guests of the
evening. General HegtZOg, Premier Of
the Uuiou OF South Africa, supporting
the Toast and addressing the Prince naIu.
You viii be welcomed on The lonely
piaJrs OF he Free S;a,e, on The hIgn
veldt OF the Iransvaal and in the solitary
villages with the same warmth as here,
General Shuts. the eX premier, declared
that tie Poop loved the PriLce's simpII-
CITY, his human way and his sincerity
anG they saw 30 side or sWank about
blm ana the people OF South AiIca bad a
deep attachment 10 aim and the Throne.
linen followed a notable display Of loyalty.
God bless the Prince Of Wales" was
sung IN both English and African aad
the assembiage cherred many minutes,
with sa0u S OF OUR PKiNCE''. Ii was
perhaps the most WUndpriul trbuta ever
Witnessed IN The South African PaTIIa-
menJ. As soon as silence was obtained,
the Prince began ms speech wien thanks
for the wonderful reception he had met
WIlh since he landed. Il realise, he
SAID, that this warm welcome IS recOg-
nIdou 10 me as the Kings eldest son, as
herr 10 The throne under which members
OF the C0mmOnN ealth are free TO deVel-
90 eacn on It's own lines, but ali work TO-
getn4r as one. The climax c2me when
the Prince proceeded 70 speak ia African
TO a Tremendous UutDurol Uf cneers,
which prevented lam from continuing Tor
some minutes. He most sincerely hank
OH ~ % homie of 4trlc2 for he I0SUft4iI-
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PAIGE
JEWETT
USED CARS.

"PAIGE-jEWETT USED
CARS" have become popular in
the District because we have as
part of our service equipment
a WATSON MOTOR CHECK,
the only one owned by an auto
mobile dealer in Washington.
Since this is recognized as the
best way to determine the con-
dition of an automobile we
have quite an advantage in de-
Gliding just what the value of a
USED CAR is. This is what
makes our satisfied PAIGE
JEWETT USED CAR" owners.
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR.
Franklin 5-pasenger touring in excellent
condition throughout. Has 5 new tires new
TOP and side curtains. Just overhauled by
the Franklin agency. This is an excellent
buy Tor some one desiring Franklin S142
cash and S19 month for 10 months in
cludes interest fire and theft insurance
THIS IS CAR NO 600
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TRUCK BARGAINS.

TRUCK BARGAINS.
INTERNATIONAL.
I-ton. pneu tires: cab and stake body
INTERNATIONAL.
III ton. solid tires; cab and open express
body.
INTERNATIONAL.
3-ton. solid tires: cab and dump body.
COMMERCE.
1-ton. pneu. tires; cab and open express
CHEVROLET.
1-ton, pneu. tires: cab and fat body,
ATTERBURY.
2s ton solid tires: cab and chassis.
W1TT-WlLL
3.ton, solid tires; dump body and hoist.
REQ.
,od 1,son, 1924, Dnsu. tires; cab and stake
FORDS.
1-ton. 1924. Truolpruf tires; cab and
dump body.
STUDEBAKER.
Touring, 1921; good condition; new paint.
INTERNATIONAL.
3-ton. solid tires; cab and chassis: rebuilt.
COMMERCE.
o-ton, pneu. tires: cab and chassis.
SERVICE.
5-ton. solid tires: cab and dump body;
newly painted.
TRAFFIC.
o-ton. pneu. tires: cab and open express
body.
TRUCKS OF VARIOUS MAKES AND SIZES
AND ANY EQUIPMENT DESIRED. IN
GOOD CONDITION AND AT A PRICE
THAT WILL MAKE 1T WELL WORTH
YOUR WHILE IiB nG xIs! TER Rss
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
OPEN EVENINGS.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
TRUCK AGENCY, INC.
2es-32 FIRST STREET NV
Phone Franklin ITO Ask for Mr. Arnold
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DORT TOURING CAR

In very good condition and newly painted
FINISHED in blue. with nickeled radiator and
head islhts Has bar cap. motometer Can
oe bought for $50 cash and Sl5 a month
ior . months. including interest. fire and
theft insurance. ~
THIS IS CAR NO. 1877.
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FRANKLIN TOURING CAR
JEWETT BROUGHAM,
LATE 1904

Looks and runs like new: car in excep.
tionally fine condition: has front bumper
rear view mirror. disc wheels and five bal
ICON tlres: S396 cash and $50 month for
10 months includes interest. fire and theft
insurance.
THIS Is CAR NO COG.
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DODGE BUSINESS MANS
SEDAN

Late model; 5 new tires: car in excellent
running condition and looks like new
throughout: combination stop and park light
1928 and SAT q month for 10 months in
cluoes interest. fire and theft insurance
THIS IS CAR NO. 1877
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
IF YOU
ARE
LOOKING FOR
WINTER PRICES
HERE
THEY ARE
1928 IORDAN SEDAN

1925 JORDAN SEDAN.
4-wheel brakes, balloon tires ;
looks like a new car; was priced
at $1,795; reduced to SLABS.
1923 JORDAN BROUGHAM.
Traded to sell at $3.50; re-
duced to S0oS.
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FORD TRUCK. 1928.

fNO w TIP.
This truck has been used but very little
as light delivery: has four new tires and
spare. and panel body: motor in excel
lent condition; 500 cash and SIS a month
theft insurance. ~
THIS IS CAR NO. 14o.
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1922 JORDAN SEDAN.

Rehnished in Murcote, looks
like new, excellent tires; ster-
ling value; traded to sell at
81 900; reduced to sos to move
If
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOB
H. B. LEARY, JR. & BROS.
CHRYSLER
DISTRIBUTORS.

The discriminating buyer will
find unusual values in our list
of used cars. The purchaser of
Chrysler car never gets or ex-
cepts an inflated allowance for
his old car, because our allow
anCes are conservative.
We are able to put each used
car in flrst-class mechanical con-
dition-to repaint most Of them
TO equip each car with fine ex-
cellent tires and finally to offer
the car for sale in condition to
give many thousand miles OF
satisfactory service at a price
that makes it splendid invest
ment.
Our entire building at 1921
l4th st. is devoted to the recon-
ditioning and sales Of used cars.
Thirty cars of all makes and
types are on display in this
showroom. Look them over.
You will find the car you want
at a fair price. Terms can be
arranged to suit your conven-
fence.
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1924 HUPP TOURING.

Excellent condition through
out. This is the first 1924 Hupp
sold for the low price of $3.50.
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FOR SAx.E-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SAx.E-AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE-CHEAP.
Old automobile: needs tuning up. Apply
SOUND VALUES
IN
USED CARS.
PRICES REDUCED
ON OUR USED CARS.
In line with the recent an
nouncement Of reduced prices on
new Dodge Brothers motor
vehicles, we have accordingly
made substantial reductions on
all used cars now in stock. The
cars listed below are some Of the
makes and models from which
you can make a selection.
1924 Dodge Brothers sedan. $500
1924 Dodge Brothers, tour. 600
1923 Dodge Brothers sedan
(repainted) .... $50
1924 Dodge Brothers spe-
cial roadster ....... $50
1923 Dodge Brothers coupe $50
1922 Dodge Brothers sedan
(repainted) ..... 600
1924 Ford sedan .......... $50
1923 Ford roadster ........ 200
1924 Chevrolet coupe -. 225
1924 Studebaker touring ;. 500
1921 Hupmobile touring ;. Us
1923 Chevrolet touring =. 200
1923 Hudson coach
(repainted) ..... 900
FOR YOUR PROTECTION
BUY YOUR CAR FROM
A REPUTABLE
DEALER.
SEMMES MOTOR
COMPANY,
Used Car Department,
1907 14th St. 6l3 G. St.
Main $3.50.
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OTHER GOOD VALUES
CONSIST OF

Chevrolet Touring, 1928. S225
Ford Coupe, 1928. :. BIS
Chevrolet Touring, 1928. us
Hupp Touring. 1922. -. $50
Chevrolet Touring, 1928. $50
Ford Sedan, 1923. $500. us
Hupp Touring, 192I..... 800
Hupp Club Sedan, 1924. 1916
Hupp Club Sedan. 1925. 1900
Hupp Touring, 1923. -. 500
Hupp Touring. 1922. ..... $50
Chevrolet Touring, 1924. 800
Hupp Touring. 1924. =. $50
Ford Sedan, 1924. 500
Flint Brougham, 1925. -. 1,15O
Hupp Roadster. 1925. -. 900
Jordan Sedan, 1925. ..... LIS
Hupp Touring. 1928. AIS
Hupp Club Sedan, 1924. :. 1000
Oldsmobile Coach, 1925. 700
Nash Touring, 1921. Us
Chevrolet Touring, 1928. 200
Studebaker Touring, 1922. 800
Dodge Sedan, 1922. 500
Hupp Sedan, 1925. -. 1900
Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings.
Very Liberal Terms.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars.
1881 l4th St.
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
FORDS.
BUY A GUARANTEED
USED CAR
FROM UNIVERSAL.
1924 Roadster, newly painted. perfect run
iaS s9n Iisht Delis sens open body good con-
dition: s4s 40 down: 81 "a week 'o'D ''n
nrus s t Ii pev 81 a. closed good condi
dow ag22 a9 so excellent condition; $1,000
1928 sedan. newly painted; S4s4o down:
s4s4o ao Tsnrss ss0 aee cunning condition
1871 NJ y l. NM.
Main 1856.
FORD SEDAN BODIES or coupes: also 10
cheap sedans.
A. J. STABLER,
425 NV 27s
GREATER VALUES
ON CONVENIENT TERMS.
INSPECT OUR
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
OPEN EVENINGS.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
1873 CONN. AVE. FIR. 1902
REAL BARGAINS.
1921 Ford touring, Al shape. $4,000
1911 Ford sedan. in Al shape. -. 10000
Cole Surlng. good as new. ....... 800. 90
like new. ;........ $500
FORD worm drive truck. big body -. 200 90
1920 Buick touring ............... 1850
Terms trade.
60-62 H ST. Ne. F. 1888 2s.
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FLINT FLINT
FREE-FREE.
FINANCE CHARGES.
FIRE AND THEFT
INSURANCE.
On any of the following cars:
Look them over, you will find
just the car you want. The
prices are exceptionally low.
This is not a special sale, but
real values.
Davis sport, touring, new
pant ............... 1919
Oakland touring. $3.50
Oakland roadster. 1875
Durant sedan. .$575
Durant sedan. .$475
Buick roadster. 1925
Durant touring, reprinted. $3.50
Maxwell sport, touring, new
paint, new top. ......... S4o5
Ford sedan. $50
Ford sedan. .$125
Ford touring. =. ........ SIS
Gray roadster. $500
Hupp touring. $500
Mercer touring. 1925
Hudson speedster.. $500
Overland touring. $3.50
Star touring. SIPS
And terms that will surprise
you.
Open Evenings & Sundays.
FLINT,
1905 18th St. NV.
Potomac 1673-4-5.
TREW MOTOR COMPANY.
1925 REQ Touring. 81 10000
1924 REQ Coupe, 4-pass. 1,15OOO
1923 REQ Sedan -. 10000
1919 REQ Touring :. .. 145.OO
1921 Cleveland Touring 225.OO
1924 Chevrolet> Sedan. 10000
1922 Ford Touring -. 1880
1923 Gardner Tour CO. 10000
1919 Cadillac Touring. $4,000
1922 REQ Taxi o5OOO
1924 Ford Truck, l-ton 225.OO
Terms-No Finance Charges.
TREW MOTOR COMPANY,
1909 14th St. NV. Main 4173.
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1O2O-1O22 Connecticut Ave.
OPEN SUNDAY. TO 3.
MARMON.
1922 Wills-St. Claire.
COUPE, balloon tires, disc wheels. repaint-
1924 Peerless 5-Pass. Sedan.
runs like new: ST. .45O.
1920 Marmon Touring.
-7-pass. This is a good buy. Condition
fine. $3.50.
. 1924 Velie Sport Sedan.
Bypass; many extras: condition and ap-
pearance like new must be seen to be ap-
preciated: $3.50.
TERMS.
MARMON AGENCY.
1923 Conn, Ave.