Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 193, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1926 — Page 13

NO V. 18, 1926

Automobiles tot Sale ■ , State State S„emi-Annual Sale High-grade Reconditioned Cars, Unused Transportation at Very Low Cost. We Invite Your Inspection. 1926 Stutz 8 sedan--1925 Stutz 6 sedan--1925 Stutz 6 coupe. 1925 Stutz 6 R>adster. 192;! Stutz 4 roadster, D., H. 1923 Stutz 4 sport D. H. 1923 Cadillac 261. Victoria coupe. 1923 Rickenbacker 6 sedan. 1922 Rickenbacker 6 sedan. 1923 Hudsor coach. 1925 Nasli Advanced C coach. 1921 Peerless'coupe. 1921 Oakland touring. And Many Others. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. STUTZ Indianapolis Cos. 957 N- Meridian St- . , Rl. 4922. SEE THESE BEFORE 'YOU BUY . 1926 Ford coupe, perfect condition. 1924 Ford tudor: 5 new cord tires: A-1 condition. \ 1923 Ford sedan. A real buy. 1922 Fordor: small payment down, 1023 Ford sedan; good for thousands ol miles more satisfaction. TERMS OR TRADE ' FOUTS CAR AND TRACTOR CO. 2030 W. WASH. ST. Open evenings and Sunday, Bel. 3280-3290.

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< FULL OF LATE MODEL STANDARD MAKE CLOSED MODEL USED CARS. MANY NEWLY PAINTED AND RECONDITIONED. SOME DRIVEN LESS THAN 10,000 MILES . EVERY ONE IN GOOD CONDITION, READY TO HIT THE ROAD.

g§ mmm price of $275. MONROE SEDAN lu-st-fliiss condition f motor tPßWgood tires; here’s a good sedan at a sacrifice ESSEX COACH Ibis Kssex coach is in new car condition; a lale model; save the difference bv buying w this one at this low ‘sale price.

READ ABOUT THIS SENSATIONAL EVENT! For the past few months .TonesWbitaker Sales Cos. has led all individual Chevrolet dealers -'in the United Slates In new car volume. Os necessity we have a large stock of exceptionally good used cars on hand that were traded in on new cars. Overstocked—that’s the story in a nutshell. We mulit reduce our stock or pay high storage charges to carry these used cars over to spring.

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Automobiles tor Sate 1923 FORD COUPE, $98.00 This car is perfect; new batte-y, good tires. 1926 Ford roadster, $290; $55 down; perfect condition; new bat tery. 1924 l ore, coupe. $240; S4O down; A-l mechanically; new battery. 1924 Ford tudor, $265; $45 down; good tires, new battery. 1924 Ford touring, $135; $25 down; perfect condition; n°w battery. , 1924 Oakland touring; $435; $65 down; Duco paint; good tires. 1925 Hudson qoach, $675; $125 down; new paint; balloon tires. State Automobile Compamiy Two Stores 535 N. Capitol. 925 Virginia. Lincoln 6110. Drexe! 6226. Open Evenings and Sunday. GUARANTEED AUTOMOBILES 192(5 Hudson coach.* IliVi A asil h>oc*jhi <> sedan. J92U Nash adv. louring. IH2o-Bviek Mastir coach. 1925 Oakland coupe. 1925 Oakland 4-door sedan. 1925 Chrysler TO roadster. 1925 Maxwell sport roadster. 1925 Nash special (5 sedan. 1925 Studebaker standard 0 sedan. 1925 Olds, coach. 1925 Essex coach. 1925 Ford coupe. 1924 Fordor sedan. 1925 Ford roadster. 1925 Ford touring. 1920 Reckenbacker touring. 1929 Davies sport touring. 1929 Dodge coupe. i 1921 Dodge sedan. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 659-61' N. £apitol. Lin. 4516. FORI*. 1923 four door seuau: bumpers, 4 excellent tiros. pood spare, fine paint and upholstering, lock wheel, spotlite, visor, motometer, heater, speedometer, shock absorbers. What more cou ! d vou expect, for *‘225.00. Terms. STONE CHEVROLET 00.-, 510 E. Wash.

BARGAINS AT 334 N. CAPITOL 1926 Chevrolet touring. 1925 Chevrolet coach. 1924 Chevrolet sedan. 1924 Ford coupe. 1924 Oldsmobile. 1924 Fordor sedan. 1926 Ford roadster. Sensational prices on these jars; many others to select from.

TERMS * No matter what your income may be, you will find a Car here at a price yon can afford to pay. Terms will be arranged to fit your purse. " Jones-Whitaker Sales Cos. 334 NORTH CAPITOL 343 NORTH CAPITOL

Automobiles for Sale PRICED Yoon Can Afford to Buy 25§ and 26§ Vou <an not tell from brand new. and our guarantee for thirty days makes you - safe. Dodge coupe. .’23 $650 Hudson brougham. ‘26 $1,183 Jewett sedan. ‘24 $650 Essex coaeh. "25 5495 Hudson coach. "26 $875 Chevrolet coupe. "24 $250 Studebaker coaeh. "24 $585 Ford touring "24 . $95 Star touring. "24 $195 Essex coach. ’27 5725 Also ten good Ford sedans anil different makes of louring ears lo be sold in next six days at only slßoG© Down Small weekly uaymenta Trade and E-Z terms # P.- B. SMITH AUTO CO. 4f>o N. Capitol Ave. Hudson and Essex Dealers $lO0 —$25 DOWN TERMS The following cars, worth more, will be sold to the first buyers. Models from 1920 to 1929. Buick touring. Nasli touring. Chevrolet touring. Reo touring. Overland 23 touring. Studebake"? touring. 120 West North Lincoln 1995 < OVERLAND 4 COACH, . 1926 A real bargain lor someone. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian Drexe I 4743

FREEB FREE—BIG 4TIAN KSGIVING TURKEY—FREE A big, fat turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner free with every car purchased (luring this event. Bring your check-" book or cash with you, you’ll go home with a Used Car Bargain: -rr and a Thanksgiving turkey.

BARGAINS AT 343 N. CAPITOL 1926 Chevrolet Landeau sedan. 1926 Chevrolet coach. 1925 Chevrolet coupe. 1925 Essex coach. 1925,F0rd roadster. 1925 Chevrolet touring. 1924 Overland coupe. 50 others to select from; all at slashed prices. J

~ Automobiles tor Sale Wamgelam=Sharp Say: IyVERY FORD Listed Below Is Worth v . Your Consideration If You, Are in the Market for a Good Used Ford Don’t Fail to See These TODAY Down Payment 1924 coupe $95.00 1924 Tudor .... 95.00 1925 touring 100.00 1925 Tudor • 100.00 1934 Fordor 115.00 1925 Tudor 125-00 1923 cdupe 75.Q0 1923 roadster 45.00 1926 roadster .110 00 1924 roadster . ..*, 60.00 1925 touring 95.00 Now is the time —This is the place—Pick Yours now. You Can Fefel the Touch if “PERSONAL SERVICE” The Minute You Are Greeted at 44* * Virginia Ave. Wangelin-Sharp Go. Authorized Ford Dealer. DRex. 5020. , 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. New paint. Excellent shape. $85.00 down. .IXDPLS. AUTO PARTS 522 N. Capitol. MA in 26*8. FORD used cars Always a niee stock of ail models. Right 'inces. aqua re dealing I’HE FRANK HATFIELD CO. 625 N Capitol -authorized Ford Dealer* Open evenings Main 4708

EASY TERMS t FORD SEDAN model Ford sedan, looks and fcSSsS&QteBBrS runs fine: here's your chance: only sl(X)j Easy teyms. ™ W FORD COUPE A Ford coupe that would he hArd gvJtoaßCsSQte to beat at the exceptionally low sale price of only $250. This one fIU, will go fast. Hurry. V®' ■ FORD COUPE A cracker-jack of a Ford coupe. Looks and runs fine. Good for thousands of miles of transporta- (f 1 US tion. Only $125. V ™

Che violets. Fords, Overlands. Dodges and other standard makes. Late models. All thrown together in one final price-cutting carnival of lvalue, (irasp this opportunity. Every ear in good running condition. Many like new.

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Automobiles for Sale Just a Suggestion Don't buy any car until you have looked over ihe listings below. Every One a Bargain. Easy terms with our guarantee plan on every car. 1924 Durant Touring, $225 This is a sport model, fully equipped, including good curtains: excellent paint and tiros. 192* Dodge Sedan, $450 Bumpers front and rear, upholstering like now. five disc wheels and five tires; excellent running condition. 1924 Ford Tudor. $260 N**wly painted and reconditioned: an excellent buy for the money. 192* Studebaker Touring, $450 JNO. A. BOYD MOTOR GO. Downtown Buick Dealer I'scd Car Department . 936 N. Meridian St. \ Open Evenings. i Hudson Essex trade-ins. 1925 model Oakland coupe; 1924 title; upholstery in perfect condition; paint perfect; 12,000 miles service. Must be seen to be appreciated. 1925 Ford sedan. Motor in A-l condition; 5 new tires; Hassler shock Absorbers. 1926 l£ssex coach. Fully equipped. 1924 Ford sedan; 5 cord tires; $195. 1923 special six Studebaker; 5 semi-balloon tires; disc wheels, side shields, Fryac spotlight. Car is in excellent condition. 1925 model Hudson Coacn, ‘24 title, disc wheels, new paint. A real buy at $475. 1925 Fora roadster. 4 new' balloon tires. $225Terms or trade. Q. WININGS GO. East End Hudson Essex Dealer 3816 H Wash. St. Irv. 3598 Open evenings and Sunday. SPECIALS They are all in good running condition. Small Payments on These. Star Sedan S4O Down Overland Touring .. .sls Down Chevrolet Touring.. .S3B Down Durant Touring SSO Down Nash Touring S3B Down Many others, closed and open, at like prices. A large stock of elosctl and •pen models to select from. Small Weekly Payments ' 825 N„ 111. St Open Evenings and Sunday, i 3926 HUDSON COACH" Same as new: gone'only 1.300 mile*- 5 lire*, extra*. Price SOOO. 5200 eali, balance 16 month*. We guarantee this ear on game basis as factory guarantee on new ear. ■ EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 K. New York St, Riley 5583. FORD 1023 Milan: loejt wheel good lire* ear is in good condition: SSO cash balance weekly or monthly. BROAD RIPPLE At’TO COMPANY Authorized Ford Dealer*. 810-23 E. 63d 9t. Hum. 1361.

For Nine Years _ nrn_ L g XT RAVI .. * The Nannie * / Cos Oo Warmiock has stood for honest and reliable / service to the public, therefore— THE LOGICAL PLACE TO BUY USED FORDS IS FROM * Cos Oo Warmiock (AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER) Used Ford Store All used Ji’ords sold by as are Warnock guaranteed, liverv car has been subject so a rigid inspection by trained Kurd mechanics itud the necessary work done to put them in good condition. We have ford tourings Fii st Two i* Our Show Two of the old dependable model* R„ m „. n rur'lc-lr that have mile* and mile* of erv- xVOOniS at 9 U LIOCK ice in them. Your choice. $35.00. Get These

1924 ROADSTER Hi* heater and winter enclosure. Salesman* oo; op. rear, good tires. A real job. $45.00 down. 1924 FORD COUPE R--finished in beautiful maroon paint. Many extras, good tirea. $05.00 down and easy terms. 1924 TUDOR SEDAN Late ’25 model, extra good buy. In excellent running condition, new Miehelln balloon tire*. A real buy at $75.00 down

See Friday's Times for a complete list of our exceptional bargains. Our prices are right, the cars are right, so hurry right out and get your*. W!y freeze this winter standing around the corners in the cold and slush waiting for street cars when It Is cheaper to own your own transportation. Let ns explain. G. 0. WARNOGK GO. . USED FORD STORE 800 E. WASHINGTON 810

PRICES Have Been SLASHED —AT— , Haynes SchmidtDuring the next few days we will sell good transportation as low as—- ' LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS 1919 Ford Touring S3O I 1924 Elcar Touring.. .slso^ moo p j m • A = c This car ha s good paint and 1923 Ford Touring. ... ,soo ! . good r , lbbe r 1922 Ford Touring S3O ■ 1922 bverland Sedan. .$175 THESE CARS ARE ALL IN FINE CONDITIO^ ’Meridian St. Open Evcuings.

Automobiles tor Sale WWWWWVWWWWWW> - SNOW, RAIN ZERO WEATHER , They’re on their way. Make yourself comfortable this winter with one of these fine closed cars. Your Big Chance to Make An Excellent Buy Don’t fail to investigate these values, if you are contemplating buying a Used Car. Every car guaranteed to be as represented. WTLI jYS-KNIGHT 1925 coape-sedan; good condition throughout; a bargain at $850; trade or terms. 1924 Studebaker coach, Special 6 ...$695.00 1925 Nash coach 800.00 1925 Oakland coupe 695.00 1924 Chevrolet coupe 250.00 1924 Hupp coupe 550.00 1925 Willys-Knight coupe sedan 850.00 1925 Chrysler 70 coach.... ,1,050.00 1925 Jewett Brougham 800.00 1926 Ford coupe 425.00 1924 Rickenbacker sedan... 735.00 1922 Gardner coupe 250.00 1926 Chevrolet sedan , 635.00 1923 Ford coupe 150.00 1923 Hupp coupe 375.00 1924 Ford coupe .. 225.00 1924 Maxwell coach , 435100 1925 Essex coach 525.00 Open Cars at Fall Prices Take advantage of this opportunity to buy a fine closed car at low fall prices. 1921 Monroe touring $55.00 1925 Chrysler 70 roadster... 985.00 1923 Maxwell touring 250.00 1925 Chrysler 70 roadster.. .1,075.00 1923 Overland Red Bird.... 200.00 1924 Nash nouri.ig 350.00 1925 Chevrolet touring...., 350.00 1923 Stutz “6” touring. 250.00 Easy terms —trades. Carl H. Wallerieii. Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 314 N. Delaware St. Lincoln 5588. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY W 1 LL Y S-KNIG lIT SE DAN, 1923 Pint, tire* and upholstery in fine condition: run* perl act ly: a fine car lor -ome one. CHAS. G. SANDERS CO. 1033 N. Meridian. Main 2672. FORlATudor sedan: price *285: pres and paint mod Extra good condition. Call Drcxel 6538.

FORD COUPE Only *25.00 down on this one. Just the car to drive to work, 1924 FORDOR with blue upholstering, 5 oversize balloon tires, good t,amt, good mechanical condttion. Thi* i an exceptional buy. $75.00 down. 1920 COUPE Oh. boy I only CO day* in u*e:' . r > balloon tire*, better than new and you nave $l2O 00. Be quick if you want this one.

MARIE RECEIVES TRIBUTE OF CITY (Continued From Page 1) Marie, the woman, the wife and the •mother. When Hilton U. Brywn. city host aiid escort of the Queen, presented Her Majesty with a memento of her visit, at the banquet at the Columbia Club, which marked the close of the cdebratlon here, he told of Marie, the woman, her splendid record in the World War and her works of mercy. “We are glad and anxious to show our respect to you." lie declared, "Not only because-'of your royal blood, but because you are a woman to whom any city can be proud to pay tribute.” In reply to this speech, the Queer told of her love for America and her fine reception here, choking a bit as she told her listeners, who included the dinner guests and radio I audience, that it was with deep regret that she will have to return to her country before visiting nil the places planned. . "But there is such a thing as duty,” she stated. visit has been out short and j she will return home shortly bej cause of the illness of her husband, King Ferdinand. Arrives at 5:45 The royal Roumanian special, in which the Queen is touring America, arrived at Union Station at 5:45 p. m. Wednesday and left at about 1 this morning for Louisville, Ky. Long before tlie hour of arrival, the station was crowded and every effort jof police was needed to handle the milling throng. Soldiers of the Eleventh Infantry, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, were on hand and with fixed bayonets formed an aisle through which the royal party marched to tlie waiting automobiles, Prince Nicolas and Princess Tleana were not in Hie party, having j made the trip from , Chicago by motor. . r . | When the train arrived, a welcome committee, consisting of Brown. Adjt. Hen. William H. Kershner, Alec J. i Lupear and Wallace Lee, boarded • the royal coach and greeted the royal visitor. When the Queen alighted she was 'gorgeously clad in a cloth-of-gold coat, golden turban and slippers, and smiling a queenly smile that made the anxious throngs feel that here indeed was a queen who measured up to the tales In story books. A note of the picturesque was added to the welcome at the station by Roumanian women in native costumes. These the Queen greeted in the language of their native country, and/they bowed and kissed Her hand as dictated by their traditions. Procession Starts After running the gantlet of sabers and eyes of thousands of expectant onlookers, the Queen was placed in a machine and the procession got under way. The 11th Infantry Band played the Roumanion anthem and police and soldiers formed the guard for the royal party. The automobile parade went directly to (lie Monument, where the Queen, eSPfirted by Brown, presented a wreath of white and mauve chrysanthemums to Col. Oran Perry, the superintendent, to honor the soldier and sailor dead. , Thousands crowded the Circle and surrounding streets to witness this event;. the most striking ceremonial of4he evening. \ The great monument was bathed in floodlights and a spotlight played up and down the huge column. The presentation took place on the south steps nnd here sailors in white uniforms, soldiers, Marines and Boy Scouts formed the guard of honor. Standing at rigid attention, the I white suits of the Jackies looming j out in the semi-darkness formed a j dramatic setting for the first public ! act of a Queen in this city. Five Rgumanlan-Americnn Bov Scouts, members of Troop 53 of this city, formed a special bodyguard at the Monument. William Fortune, son of Russell Fortune, in Boy Scout uniform, , presented the Queen n wreath of chrysanthemums, following the receiving of the Queen’s wreath by ’Colonel Perry. One of the Scouts received a kiss from the Queen. A signal was given by another Boy Scolit and the chimes of Christ Church peeled forth, while the Queen stood on the steps and gave that individual hand-wave of greet# I ing. \ To the Library Again the procession was resumed, going up N. Meridian St. to the Central library, on the steps of which Mayor Duvall presented the golden key to the city. Here also thousands were on hand to witness the event. A cold drizzle was falling and the Automobiles for Sale HUDSON. 1925 coarli: balloon tire*: meonamcally A-1 : only $700; reaHonaMe term*. VI kG INT A MOTOR SALE*. 650 Virginia Ave. 0 11 kland-Pontluo <leairrs. 1823 BUICK louring with winter etu-lo*-Bc’lgx ™.ste7JS3*”'c ß a u sisiix i, c‘R; 120 \V. North. T FORD coupe. 1024: beautifully finished in gray, upholstering like new. Car is in perfect ruuuing order. Must sell. Webster 2764-W. ’ FORD. 1024 coupe: pew cord tire*: A-l condition Mechanically. Bargain by owner. Ran. 4706 FORD coupe," 1025: lock waml, 5 tireY, windshield wilier. Down payment, *BS. SMITH 4 MOORE. Authorized Ford Dealers. Open evening* and Sunday*. Main 6650. FORD aedan, 1024: lock wheel, motometer, seat covers, new paint. Down pay. meet. *}(>. SMITH 4 MOORE, Authorize/I Ford Dealer*. i>2B South Meridian. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 11(150 FORD touring. 1026: only been used 2 months: locs wheel, balloon tire*. Down payment. $75 SMITH 4 MOORE. Authorized Ford Dealer*/ 628 South Meridian St. Main 6650 USED CAR BARGAINS. STATE AUTOMOBILE CO. 535 N Canttpl (125 Virginia Ave FORD Coupe lato 1025: perfect condTtion: 5 balloon tires: owner ill, mud aell. 3251 N. Illinois. Ran, 1308. FORD. 1925 roadster; lock wheel, excellent condition, newl.v nainted: S6O (Uiwn balance weekly or monthly. BROAD RfPPI.E AUTO COMPANY. Authorized Ford Dealers. 819-23 E 63d 9t. Hum. 1351. FORD sedans* 19°1 and 1922 model*. . newly painted, motor* A-l, lire* good. 4 In choose from. Down payments, *25 and r*3s. SMITH MOORE, Authorized Ford Dealer*. 528 South M ridlau St. Open evening* and Sunday* M-iin 6656 T rucks FORD. 1922 ton truck: cab and platform stake body. Priced very reasonable BROAD RIPPLE AUTO COMPANY. Authorized Ford Dealer*. 819423 E. 63d St Hum 1351 OVERLAND tounng. 1923; good condition and good tires: will aril fc SBS and give terms. Call Web. 5993 altar 6 p.m. •

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Queen had transferred from an Opel to a dosed car. With appropriate words of preset! tatlon and voicing high praise ful the work of Her Majesty during th| World War, the mayor presente! the key. The Queen shook his liu'nl and thanked him warmly. “Your American clticjj have beet so good to me,” she sultb "’Phis is tl beautiful. It is hard to tell you lu>\| gi atcfnl 1 am. I want to tlinnk yo! ho much.” Mrs. Duvall presented her with i bouquet if orchids, nnd the royrl party then entered the library. TUf balconies and lobby were crowd'll and here the Queen was greeted will great applause. The special com mtttoe of Indiana literary lights wql on hand., with Mrs. Kate Mllnel Rabb as their spokesman. She pm sented the royal visitor with tw(‘ volumes of poems by James Wlilt, comb Riley. The books contain am Digraphs of famous Indiana The Queen then autographed the lit brary guest book. This little cer** monial took place on-the west ball .cony. In mounting the steps th 4 Queen was presented with a bouquet by Margaret Duvall, daughter of thi mayor, and the little girl was re* warded with a Hiss. As the Queen returned down th! stairs she glanced at the library ceil* ing, considered one of extreml beauty, and remarked l upon its uiv usual deslgp. , The mayor and Mrs. Duvall hav Ing joined the royal purty, the pro< ceohioi. was resumed through down< town streets to the Statehouse. Wek’ome at Storehouse Here the official welcome of tin State wus given in a reception in thi gubernatorial chambers, nt whlc!| about fifty State officials and thei! wives were presented to the Queen Corridors of the Staehouse werl crowded with spectators. Brown presented the Queen to th| Governor and after the reception) Governor JacksorT presented i| leather-bound autographed book com tabling pictures and stories of th| State of Indiana. In glandn j through the volume, the Queen oik countered a picture of the Monument and exclaimed, “It surely Is wondeu ful." "I always have loved the name ol Indiana,” said the Queen In a llttl4 speech of acceptance. “Indiana liai such a jmetical sound. And tin tulip is your State flower and I, toi love the tulip-tree.” The Governol then called attention to a Stale flagi which she also admired. The reception over nnd the royal party ready to leave, the Governor presented his little daughter, Jo* sephlne. "Oh, yes, you little dar* ling,” said the Queen, and stooped und kissed the child. The State nnd city greetings entb ed, the Queen's party went to the Roumanian church, where she wa 1 received with utmost acclaim by thd local Roumanians. As the serviced there ended. Prince Nicola* -arrived nnd was given a great ovation. Ht was garbed'in naval uniform, which be wore at the banquet later. A brief respite followed, during which theVoyul party rested at thd Columbia Club, until tho banquet, which started at 9 p. m. Here prominent personages State and city were seated-at one ol the most elaborate dinners ever held In Indiana. Women In evening gowns and men in full dress to th*l number "of four hundred word gathered to give a, grand finale td the Hoosier welcome. ✓ The Queen was seated on a dal:! In a high-backed, hand-carved wait nut chair with red-plush scab Sim wore a dlndem of jewels anrl the Princess wore a Jeweled headpieco that covered her hair like a cap. Governor Jackson was seated ad the Queen's right and the mayor all her left. The Governor's position was much coveted and during the dinner was occupied by various prominent gentlemen, brought to the platform for presentation to the Queen. This list included Michael Foley, Dr. Carlcton B. McCulloch. Charles Jewett, Brig. Gen. Dwight, Aultman, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Van Orman and General Glgnllliat of Culver. Autographs Menus When the last of the seven courses arrived, the Queen began autographing menus. These were little souvenirs hearing her picture. Among tho children to receive autographs were Miss Catherine Cecilia Mayer, 2829 N. Pennsylvania St., and Lunna Lee, daughter of Wallace Lee, who nr'f'ompnnied the Queen to the train 1 and received a large autographed 1 photograph. The long dinner made the hour* later, so Toastmaster Jewett suspended the regular speaking proj gram and called only on Brown and I the Queen. | The Princess, who had first Joined the royal party at dinner, left about 11 p. m„ going to the train fa-1 tigued from her long and exciting motor trip from Chlcifgo, having figI ured in an accident during the morn! ing. She was seated some distance on! the left of the Queen, while the Prince was several seats away on the right. He remained throughout! the dinner and escorted the Queen to the train. • Plaza Model Given The gift of the city, presented by Brown, was a golden model of the World War Memorial Plaza. In receiving it and reviewing the great war days, talked of in the presentation speech, the Queen’s throat became filled and she told of her sorrow at having her visit to America, end sooner than she expected. "I do hope and believe that thu great war made a link between us and you people here In America nnd that yon will come to us nnd aid us by kindness,” she said. "I Should like to have you come to my country of Roumnnla. It Is beautiful. Warm Remembrance "Your town has it sweet name and to me it will always lie a matteit of warm remembrance. I do hope that this feeling will be returned by you and that wh n n you have an opportunity to say something nice for Roumania you will do so, If only for the sake of Marie and her visit here, "News from home has made me anxious and I have to return soon J'ST want this to boa sort of farewell nddress and I want to say how sorry I am to leave without visiting the beautiful South and other places in this great country of America. * "Perhaps, some day. fate will again carry me overseas and 1 can conn back and visit you." After this closing speech of H i Queen, she remained few i , n:* I for move autographs. Then the ki.m<l party was taken to tin station an-l the train left almost Immediately.