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EVENING PUBLIC) LEbG-Eli IH1LADELI-UTA, MOXJUAV, DECEMBER 29, 1919
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PENN DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR IOWA
w& law
MARRIES N
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Reprosohtatives Off for Conven
tion of Student Volunteer
Movement at Des Moines
WILL DISCUSS RELIGION
One liumlrrd KtutlrnN from tlie 1'ni
Tersity of lVimf.ylvnitla. ni-romimtiiod
by another 100 llcj?atrs from utlier
rollcgpf", left today to attend tlio cmrIiIIi
International convention of tlio Student
0ltintpcr .Movement nt Den .Alomri. hi
Andre Poniatowski
PHILADELPHIAN
openius of clauses Jiiti'inry 1
ThniiMiiuU of students fiom all pait.s
of the world arc rxpri-ti'ri In' attend
the convention. The purpose is to brine
locetlier representatives fiom' all liilier
Jnstitutlous of learulii;,' to consider thi'
llii. trln In III. i Wi.-I will Iik Mr. M.'
Wlllnni T.ninp and Or A. Rogers I
Ural. Kduntd C. Wood, general hoc
rclarj of the Young Men's Christian
Association In thl? district, will nccoin
pany them.
DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL
Services Are Conducted I at Sacred Cranddaughter of Ute Mr. an(J
Heart Institution, Camden , '
The new sioo.ooo naro-hiai eiioni Mrs. Edward Willing Bride of '
of the Church ot the bncred Mean.
Camden. wn dedlialed jestenlay witli
impressive ceremonies. Tlie dedication
services were conducted by Bishop I MOTHER A
Thomas Vnlli. of Trentou. Tlie ne
school was liuill Ihroiieh' the efforts
of the ltev. Dr. .!. It. McCloskey. pas- ' M"M I'lnwvs Alice Willing Law-
tor of tlie Chinch of the S.iered llearf. rrn' "nv married oiiSaMnday In
rails io Amite I'umatimski. necoidine
to a calili'cram. I he bride is it grand
daughter of the Into Mr. nnd Mrs.
lYmutil S. Willing, of IMilladelpIila.
and her husband is the son of 1'ilncc
Audio I'oniatowslJ,
An elder brother of the bridegiooin,
1'rince Stanislaus I'uniatow.l.l. uhn In
staff nflieei' in the I'nlish nrmy. nnd
hulffln fr'iu 111' ilmiiP nosmlmtnl -"""ims " ' "tes ncleil UN witnesses.
o' clnssleks heic nssimbrcj." snjs Mag- Ambiisvailnr Wallace, who was detained
lie. "I thought liiitjhap M- was Imilvlin' nt " meeting of the supreme council.
t ti-bnu. Such fuciimtin' bool;s. too. ! v:ls lepresented at the ceremony by
Meie we Iwne tultiM -live Smulls Maud- Jo-eph i. Jiiew. counselor of the
1,.,,,1,-j viiii, (..on r',.nn,.iU Min,nK a I Anierieaii embas.s) .
nininer in me mine neio
The Cop on the Corner
All tne.se representatives have been . ,
carefully .elected nnd each Is supposed "A '"'' ""'" '" ' '" l"-oor.
to represent the opinion of 100 fellow- I l-MlkeV" asks Maggie as she lues
students. As the initial session of tlie u pile o' books fr'm th' lop o' th' kileli'n
ronvention is called for December !!1 i'e hov.
jnd the last conclave will be on .Ian- I "Xothln' like dial." ny I " 'TIs
liary 't, the I uiversitv delegation will me iiiliutlou t r maiti one o Jimmy'
lie able to cot buck in time for the , Coiiplv u's hir'd mill." ',
J.rrfous icligions situation in all conn- "ojii ' 1 ","'," ' ' "M ""'" ' '?! ,, Hoce was Miss Si si VI l- f
tries today and the problem of evan- eultuie. Ulrdv A.irren cl l.l.ratM. bird "pi "a..s,, 'V ,,... ,ofa ' i" it ,,i
ccllztnc the noii-Cliilstinii neonles book, wt ill th color pates lipp'tl '...'m i "?' i in". ' , ', ol V l,aii)iicss
Jrui B .V i i ii I'"'1" .,, .... ,, ; .,, -i ,,.i s;,(:u I!ibbleilale. who. before her ninn-aae
This convention Is he Id once in every I". ' ",,"" ' ' ",r" . , ' '; " stn,l'- lHvi.,une was Airs lohn stm- nml
four years. The next n,c will be hei:, ticks What's th' bis i ii ear'" ';l " ,' ,";,.,; t r lonel AsU r
Jn IIISJ and there will be an attempt ' . -'." little Kift fr'iri n City Mall '. "'m,"1 Alin WMII,." "' ''
The p:i Mils of I lie liiiil.'K'Mom n"
well ktuwii 'n New York nml S-in
I ranrisrn. Ills niotlier was Jliss l.lu
tn Imi-r. It imi.i .if ti. rt I.. i. ..Pu;i. ..r lanilor. sns I. 'I tot d em aloncr
rcunsylvatiin. The last one held iii the ' ''"'"'"V f'1- "' "', "' f,ot' 1,iM' .'r'" "
V.nut- whim in loin ii. It. ...t. ...int. v v " rhev II iniike tine food Ir th fur-
Of the 100 ilclcK.itcs from the fni ae-. -siy .Miissie. " n tlml s where I ,,t, Siiem. of San Trancl.sco. u sis
versify of Pennsylvania twenl five are H'cv II nil fro wit one iMcplinn. I ell , i,., r Airs. Chailcs (' Crocker, of that
fclrls. Keen inteicst was manifested ' ""' Mike, what's this ipieer lookjn vol- city . Amite, v was born in San
ty both faculty nnd iiudeiKradiintps ut I """' call'il 'The hour Hors-emiu. o 1'ianclseo. served with his father mill
Jhc University and compel ition for dele- Uom'thln or anlth-r'?" two biotliers in tlie I'rpncli army diir-
catcs.' berths was so Ricat thai popu "That." sins I. displav in' me soo- ins Ihe war. Since the nrniistirc he has
Inr election by the student body was I perior book kunvvlldce. "is a s0rt o' been witli the Polish annv. His Bli
the onlv meaiis of elcctinn je-ipilne Ilovle wrilt'n f r line Ihrack i ccslois were kings of Poland.
Michael M Dori.as will be Ihe fac- spoils " i Appliratlon was inndeeailv this
tllty member in thp male section. "I think y r wionc" snys MacRie. I month by Mrs. Lawrence, the mother
Upon Hip delesntion's arrival in Des "I'm inclin'd f think it means th of the bride, to the sun-n-rate of New
-Moines they will be escorted about the I'ou. Horse,,,,,, ' th' Kepublicnn , parly. I "rk for an increase in her laiiKl.ter N
town by Karle Van Vli.-t. the editor-in K ;w Wn' Smoot. Crane. PitosC ' "'.. M1' ,.'"' ', " ' J'" ,f' '.'''
flhlef of the Pcniisylv-nnia. the offieinl I n Parnes." I "' ' ' .'""'. ""' ;,, ' ' '"
iindregraduate publication. an Hint "'" I'icp. say -I J r it- Mlffil.irn, ,,, ,,, ,,e,. I ,i,0
is a native of Des Moines, and is anx- ' n l,e a pnnili I'lacksmitli lie tlie ......1:,...,:.... :. ..,. ,.,,(,., n.il tlmt tin.
lous to have the fniversitv deleeales ' name o' Iban-ay. It has f do wit , application it was cont.mU.l that the
Srprifv his plowlnir iicconiits of Ills liinne horses. Orinin I, otherwise "
town. Marvin (Justafson. the noted "Y'r ixplnna shun soiiiuls phoney I
track athlete: Tarle ti. Harrison, of, me." says AIurs"'. ".Shine. I'll pe
Mask and Win fame: Stanlev Stndv. a 1 ruse th" book V find out f'r ines,ilf.'
Titnch P.owl wit. ami Captain (icrson. I "As ye please." retorts I. "but I'll
of the wrestllnc team, are ninnnp tlio sthand be what I said. Tis hist'ry that
prominpnt unilersraduates in the P-nn th' 1'our llorsemin was such a knockout
dclesation that this Spiinynrd. t" idease th' lioise-
Itesides the ltev .lolin 11. Unit the lover-' came buck w it li 'notlier succisa -neeretarv
of the Clnistian Assmiation a sorl o' co,iauion piece call'd 'Mine,
jvt Old Penb. other elersymen to make som'thin or nmlh'i1.' "
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SHOES SOLO CHEAP
N 3 ARMY STORES
tlravv-crs, woolen, liBht. marine, all sizes, "SXTEEN CLUB" IN REUNION
51.10; drawers, woolen, medium, nm- ,A ' CC" UI-UD " HCUIMIUIH
' line,, nil sizes, $1.85; gloves, woolen, '
marine, all sizes, ninety cents; lints, 1 Theatre Party and Banquet for For
tubbcr, marine, nil sizes, seventy-five 1 r. , ...
i.nt.fu !... ,..!. .i.. .,1 t. .. , nisi rtnn xnHinmcii
........ ov.vi.ci, iviruiuil, iiiit.llli;, 1111 HI7.CS,
tifty cents: undershirts, woolen, heavy,
marine, all sizes, .$'J.,J,"i; undershirts,
woolen, llj;ht, marine, nil sizes, $1,115;
undershirtH, woolen, medium, marine,
in. sizes, .ji.a.,; cioin, iiiuc, nnvy, ciclit
200,000 Pairs-T3n Sale at $7.50 een-ouncc, 5,j.'25; cloth. ' blue',' navv, I TI,P rcu"io1' will commence with a
iniriy-oimce, .fti ; flannel, blue, navy, "ox party at the Metropolitan Opera
-pvrn-oiuicc, .-: Driishes. nnir, nnvy,
to$8.25, According to
Variety
NAVY OFFERING
thirty cents : brushes, nerub. (ll,er. nnvr.
fifteen cents ; brushes, shoe, navy, fortv
five cents; caps, white, navy, $1.25;
n Ann A IMC 'r'"pv Iienv-V- woolen, navy, ?L10;
BAnGAINo jaekknives, nnvy, seventy cents; scis
sors, navy, tnirty cents; shirts, C. P.
O. llannel, 5.(50; undershirts, heavy,
Austria Seeks French Funds
Vienna, Dec. 20. Heir Iloison. sec
letnry of state, will co to Paris to tie
Kotlate mi advance of from 150,000,000
to 200.000,000 francs, to be guaranteed
by n rental of the Austrian tobacco mo.
nopoly.
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MliS. v.nu VUOOMAN
Wife of the former assistant see
ictiiry of iigrleiillure, who lias been
(nerseas eiiffased in war vorl for
more than 11 year. She has just
returned to Washington .
biiile would nceii 11 veail.v allowance of
is.SU.OOO.
AVilliiiinsoii Pell, assistant sei letnry
of the Culled States Trust Co.. trus
tee, -aid the company held proper!
for Miss Ijwrence Milued nt .VJOO.OOI),
which yielded about S10.000 uiinnally.
fiom a trust fund established by her
giandfiitlier. which tlie company had
pel milled to accumulate. The surro
gate incrensed the allowance.
Unlh the nrmy nnd navy opened great ' woolen, navy, $1.00
-.utes i if surnhlu irnoils toiblV. I '
The navy offers about Sl'.t.OOO.OOO
wortli of clothing, blankets, cutlery nnd
Other goods.
The nunv sale includes 200.000 pahs
ot slioes. The iiisset si are sold nt
$R 2.1 a nalr. the field nnd marching
shoes nt ?7.."0.
The shoes aie on sale in tlie nrmy
ulm.eu ;it l'lflpenlli nml Alcll sttCPts.
Kensington avenue anil I! street and 1
the Schuylkill Arsenal.
The nnvv snip Is in Pillildillg No..1.
at the Philadelphia nny yard. .League!
island. The following puces have been I
announced : I
Illankets. marine, three-pound, drab
color. ?0.2."i; blankets, navy, four-,
pound, pearl gray roloi . SS.2I! ; boots,
lubber, mailiie. $1.2.": oals. rubber,
marine. S.VJ." ; drawers, nainsook, inn
line, nil sl;cs, sixty cents; drawers.
woolen, heavy, murine, all sires. $2.25 ;i
The fourth nnnitnl reunion of the
"Sixteen Club," civil engineering class
1010, University of Iennsylvanln, will
take plncc tonight
House, Following Ihe" theatrp nnrtv
n banquet will be held nt the llotc.1
Vondlg, A jazz trio will fuviiisli the
music. Souvenirs 'will be leather wnl
ets embossed in gold with the Unlvcrsltv
seal nnd C. V. 1010 U. P.
Xo reunion was held last year 11s f?0
per cent of the class was In United
States service. This, therefore, will be
Ihe first gct-togelhcr since the fctart of
the war and. many incidents nnd oc
currences will be refreshed during the
reunion. The ofiicers nro: Charles SI.
Hrognn, president ; Charles P. llcn
Inger, vice president; Henry V. Bam
berger, secretary nnd treasurer.
Election of officers for tlie coming I
year will take place tonight. I
Examines First ncglment Recruits
All applicants for enlistment In the
Kirsl Itcgiment will be examined nt the
armory, 1'road nnd Callowhlll streets,
tonight at 8 o'clock. Effort is being
mr.de by the officers to obtain tlio re
enllstment of former .service men who
went out in 1017 with tho old First
Ilcgimcnt. It is believed by tho re
cruilihg start that approximately 300
have been signed up.
Salesmanship
nil buslnens pays well for tilih-cratl?
alosmen who cn prbtluco reult.
To lifcoms a top-notch salesman training
In modern selllnc practices Is neceasarr.
Under the direction ot a aatca expert wn
shall conduct a practical course In ralen
tnanahln Wednesday cvenlnrs. btiinnlni
January 7
Call or write for descriptive booklet.
VMCA
Central Branch, 1421 Arch St.
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Scientists Gather at Boston
Itost Dec. 2!) fill A P. I Hue-
Uriologists, geologists, paleontologists,
autliropologists and psychologists con
ened lieie today in annual meptings.
More than 1000 scientists nttended and
l.enily 20') speakers were announced.
Invest Your Surplus
We recommend the purchase of
Am. Gas & Elec.Co.
Preferred Stock
at $43 por share
Pays $3 dividend annually ,
This is 7 on tho Investment i
Carstairs & Co:
Members riilladelnlils and
New York Stock r.jclinucn
M19 Walnut Street
71 Broadway, X. Y. ,
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S?)
Fanners and Trappers Arc Invited to Briny Us Their
Raw Skins. We Pay Cash for Them!
Annual
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No matter bow fervently you resolve to abolihh your annual cus
tom of making resolutions on New Ycat's day you will find yourself
totaling up your list as usual on the thirty-first of December. I have
a aucerestion which vou will find it to vour advantage to add to your
list of resolutions. It is that during the coming year you do youiv. J
buying1 in tho, Chestnut Strcqt Shopii, thereby savinc; yourself -mucbjiS
annoyance, for these shops handlo only articles which aTc destined U? 1
give good service.
THR Old Year's Offcriiic to the -pHKUK will bo many a cpld
New a gift-basket filled with I evening this winter when, even
the most delicious and most , though you are warm and com-
bcautiful of its products luscious, fortable and have a couple of roaring
colorful Fruits! It is an exquisite logs in tho fireplace at which you are
gift. All of the best things that 1 wont to toast your toes, you will feel I W,
Mother Nature had to give warm that there is something lacking. H
sunshine, gentle rains, perfume-laden After you have read your evening I If
breezes have brought these fruits to paper and decided the questions of R
perfection such perfection as one slate you begin to feel just a bit S"
sees in a Gift-Basket of Fruit from ) bored. That is just the time when 1 5f
the store of Henry R. Hallowcll & 1 you would most appreciate an Edison Jte
Son, Broad street below Chestnut. phonogiaph. But don't delay the'!
It makes a most effective center- j purchase until that moment. Close S
piece for the New Year's table, the avenue now to future regrets and flf
And, lovely as it is from the deco-1 make your decision on the Edison, ' fit
rative standpoint, on the side of I which is more than a mere machine! I S.
utility there is even more to oe said 1 11 is a musical instrument. The ' &
jniary
of
firs
.
Stcinway Warerooms, 1111 Chestnut
sireei, sun nave a representative
lino of Edisons, which they will be
glad to show you at any time.
for it, for the fruits arc even more
acceptable to the palate than to tho
eye. The hand-painted Chinese bas
kets are parttculaily lovely.
THERE are times, even in the
best regulated of households,
when tho furnace refuses to
work properly, and at such times, if
you haven't an auxiliary heater of
somo sort, your -usually genial dis
position shows a tendency to wotk
backward. The Wclsbach Thrift
Gas Heater is a device which is most that you have in mind, but do vim
.,c.i : ,.i. nnn;nnnr... if 1 !,.,... 41 4 ii : m. " juu
uaciui ill bush .s.i. undent j. 11 iuiuiv LUUl, 10 is possiDie to Una at-
lights instantly and is odorless and tractive New Year's greeting cards
noiseless. There is no waste, for it i that fill such a need? At the store
consumes the gas entirely, burning! of Frank J. Curry, 812 Chestnut
the carbon instead of releasing it in I street, you may select from a large
the form of soot. It is portable and I and varied collection those cards
resembles in design a grate with which especially anne.il to
unlftnlnl ilirtc Tt IO o fitirt IViinrr HPtnoi-n ni-n f'jlnIn...J if .. - .
to have in your bedroom on cold
mornings before the furnace is quite
up to its usual speed. Ask to sec it
at the store of J. Franklin Miller,
1612 Chestnut street.
THERE is a deal of meaning in , IS
tho phrase "Happy New Year." I i"
When we say it we usually mean ie
that we are wishing a friend success I p?
and irnnrl liw.t- fhrnnffknut 'l. .
" . .ii.yS.iui niu turning
" i--iiiups you cane just find
the words that express your thoughts
or that ronvov tho nvnnt ni: i
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HATEVER we may slip up on
now and then as tegatds the
conventions, correctness 4C
detail is a thing of the utmost im
portance when it comes to our sta
tionery. The service which Bailey,
Banks & Biddle Company arc able
to render in the matter of supplying
the latest and most approved style
There are "delayed greeting" cards!
i i 1 people whom you
wished to remember at this holiday
time but overlooked in the general
excitement and flurry of the last few
days before Christmas.
HAVE you heard that the store
of Fritz & La Rue, Inc., which
is now located at 1121 Chest
nut street, will, on Janunrv o tot,
un its abode at 1G1C Chestnut street'
The removal of this store is of
more than ordinary interest, for it
occupies a unique place among stores
handling floor coverino-s. All i.
ot engraving jui an uimi ujcj ia cuwiyies ui us Duyers and sales
something you should remember men are directed toward the nur
when ordering; dinner, dance, wed- chase and sale of the very best and
ding invitations and the like. Tor finest of, rugs and carpets. Tho
many years tho store of Bailey, Oriental rugs, for instance, are not
Banks & Biddle Company has been merely selected because they are
patronized by officers of the army made in the Orient, but because of
nnd navy, and the quality of their en- tho fineness of their textures and the
graving is recognized throughout the richness of their colorings. The
country. Did you know that Bailey's . service which you may expect from
aro devoting seven floors of the new i salesmen who have spent much time
building to engraving and stationery in the study of Oriental rugs is an
alone? i other point worth remembering.
PERHAPS you feel that you want to spend your Christmas money
on something that is not an absolutp necessity something that is
just a bit of a luxury, and for a long time you have been wanting a
diamond solitaire. At the stores of I. Press & Sons, Chestnut and Eighth
streets, 1017 Market street and 009 Market street, you will find diamond
upBtaircs jn n variety of settings and now that the Christmas rush is
" vcr in a most excellent time to buy your ring. You may havo it set
in platinum or in gold, and there are any number of mountings from whjch
to choose. Tho filigree settings are most interesting. The pierced platil
Hum mountings, with tho diamond set deep in filigree work, are particulaily
, n;vllV anu arc uiucn in juvur ut mo present, iiiuc,
0 ' THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
Reductions of xk to Vz '
V
. , $200,000.00 Worth of Fur r .
Go on Sale Tomorrow
Magnificent stocks of Furs at prices that make description difficult,
at prices that make purchase the simplest thing of the day. Our Fur
Stocks are heavy, despite the depletions that now exist on certain
numbers, owing to heavy holiday business. Reductions arc in
evidence on our every line, though especially in these oddments
Fur Coats, Choker Scarfs, Sets, etc.
We'll Reserve Your Purchase on Payment of a Small Deposit
Australian Seal Coals $Q-00
Very smart full flare UO-inch model. WV
Reduced From $13,).00
Marmot Coats $17flM
Sports model; self border effects. JL JLXJ
Reduced from $155.00
Australian Seal Coals $ J yK.QO
Very full model; self border. a JLJ
Reduced from $175.00
Natural Mushral Coats $l'00
Sports model; fine dark skin-. J- JCKP
Reduced from $1S5.00
Hudson Seal Coats $ J ftZ.OO
30-inch model; fine lustrous skins. JLlJtJ
Reduced from $225.00
Australian Seal Coals $ QKM
Natural Squirrel and Australian JL tyt
Opossum collar and cuffs.
Reduced from $250.00
Natural Squirrel Coats $9-00
Sports model; fine dark skins. aWct
Reduced from $325.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats $O7T.00
30-inch model; Beaver, Skunk,
Natural Squirrel collar and cuffs.
Reduced from $375.00
Taupe Nutria Coals SOVZ.OO
3C-inch model; finest quality hkins. W tJ
Reduced from $375.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coals $ QVZ.OO
36-inch model ; Beaver, Skunk, tJ 4 tP
Natural Squirrel collar and cuffs.
Reduced from $195.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats $JOZ.OO
10-inch model; Beaver, Skunk TWfJ
collar and cuffs. Reduced from $550.00
December
DEMONSTRATION SALE
We are clearing out in this Sale the oddments, soiled merchandise
and gift goods from the Christina's selling. Most of them are in quantities
too small to mention specifically, but represent exceptional value, as the
prices have .been made very low for quick clearance.
Particular attention is directed to the Women's Coats, Suits and Mil
linery on the Third Floor; the Infants' Goods on the Second Floor; Woolen
Materials, Gift Novelties, Neckwear and the like on the First Floor.
The Sale of Misses' Dresses at Half Price
This event opened this morning, but there will be plenty left for to
morrow, as several hundred were included.
The Dresses are all fresh and new; styles suitable for immediate
wear and for spring. Many different models, the most wanted materials,
sizes for misses of 16, 18 and 20 years, or for women of 34 and 36 bust
measure.
Values from $35.00 to $95.00 ; selling prices $17.50 to $47.50. '
sucwjij ixoon
- December Demonstration Sale of Women's Blouses
A special purchase fine Blouses at decided savings.
Two styles in navy Georgette crepe, embroidered and beaded; values
from $15.00 to $19.50 for $10.50 and $12.50.
Two other- models of white and flesh Georgette trimmed with filet
lace, one high neck, the other low. neck; selling price $12.50, values
$22.50 and $24.50.
All sizes to start from 34 to 42 bust measure. '
SPIJCIAL SUCTION", KJliST l'I,OOtt
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124 Fur Sets
All of Fine Quality
$49.50 $65.00 $85.00 $95.00
Reduced from $65,00 to $115.00
Sets of Fox, Wolf, Beaver, Skunk, Hud
son Seal, Nutria, Natural Squirrel, Jap
Mink, Jap Cross Fox, Australian Seal.
240 Fox and Wolf
Scarfs
Lined and Solid' Animal Effects.
$12.50 $19.50
$29.50 $39.50
Reduced from $19.50 to $65.00
Taupe, Kamchatka, Brown, Georgette
and Black.
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The first showing of the
La Fayette will be, made
during the Automobile Show
when this much-discussed
motor car will be placed
,oh view in the main lobby
of the Hotel Commodore
New York City.
LAFAYETTE MOTORS COMPANY
at CftCars Hill; Indianapolis
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