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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

az take
Some time We Will change the high
sohaOl System. We viii make the
high school the college Of the people
]. as wen as the new country school
sir set in touch With the real needs
OF the people. It win develop the
boys and girls along practical lines. II
will educate them back to the FARM
If you please. and not away from ii,
as the high school does now.
And the revolution. I think. will not
stop with the aigh school It will
reach the university The time win
come when the university wiz be a
university IN fact as well as in name
chat *, a place where instruction can
BE- obtained ID every field Of knowl-
edge
And this new university will be the
highest type Of democracy. Practical
business in all useful lines win be
carried On there and every student
VIII be allowed as much as is actually
necessary ~ pay his Or her expenses
! III the way 0t board and clothing.
There win be no distiAction between
the rich and the poor. All viii be re-
CURED to work and one win not bs
/ permitted % spend more money whii'
attending the university than his poor
er fellow student All win work a
useful tasks, but the work VIII bl
along the lines best calculated to dc
sel9R sbe p4wa talsass Of the stu
don't lhslead Of turning out a lot 0
graduates untitled TO do anything il
/ particular the university OF the fumr
Il win turn out men and women traineI
+ ID 40 wen the things that the worl
needs 10 have done
+ And The university OF the future vii
be open in fact as well as in theor
% childf a Of the poorest as We
as the children OF the wellto-do.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

possible" for EsAt Sunday. II Pete
Drummonds makes another pass or
two Ike that he is liable to be hailed
before the lunaey commission. II is
the first time we've heard an Okla
hcma publisher complain OF too much
advertising.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25
Eoa Better SCHOOLS.


The following recommendations
were adopted bf the Kansas state
1eachers association
Taking county and state superin-
eudenls offices out q politics ana
Elng definite qualifications before
ons could hold either j0b.
Making aR school houses civic aAa
social eenters
increase peace movement teachings
il schools
Systematic instruction in sex by
gisne and temperance in schools.
Remove district boundaries Of KAN
sas schools making counties the unit
snd Organizing graded schools
thi0ushout the country.
"a coNmisslou 10 study text book
t3 secure better books either BIZ state
publication or long time contract
sfm-44 +sw fnr eduea-
-. s,a remavs school
ss..s 49, ara dumb and
.-ss. s.a,str;sl school
-. fss.i,n+ion control
49, -. ..rs.- ,.,ntrol ii an
s - .y.traivalv
- ssst.its standard for
r.l .oboola aud pro.
.t.,s as-gt.oY " ree that
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c.,.,. ~. shovs snsgas.
u.<ssi ~ tbo Man and
- wbo ,s,nk. that the
.., ...5,.sr.,,.. I. N hand win
..s.a4 psrormu move slow.
~ oaonla away from
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s..ss ~ !, ave an tie
s.,ts- gysts,o when We viii
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.r ~ ~ +sns wben the chill
~ oriy onsa WHO
g~soof ~ not mean that
... r.-s..s gai actualiv take theil
a :. ~ scbool bonae anf
ns,- fssans IN many ever,
i. -. - ths 4ina uber
.t .e...t SIN hscome the soela
- -.torv !, eunnlies
,1 sn 81, NJ consiaara.
fh,v ~ now m,
1rs..es seeoe,s vim heroine eau
$1,000 s,sfions rat69
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

+ ; > 4 , 3 = ! : : , , ; : : , =
G and q Nations 10 Jack Hale. 5-I-
I2 and 2.20lZ. sI0 SW SW SW 25.T-5.
Jake Muta and wife TO Grover Bak-
er. ii-26-li, S7oo. lot 10. block 1879,
Chick1sha
q. n susseil to s C. Thone i2-s.
~, $780, lot 4, E Z lot 2, block II
Tuttle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Stop coughing! you rack the lungs
and worry the body. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup checks irritation, heals
the lungs and restores comfortable
breathing. Price 25c, soc and sl.Oo
per bottle Sold by owl Drug Store
ana Public Drug store. Adv dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Pittalield, Mass AS the result Of
severe burns. Caesar Bagan, 10 years
old OF Lenox, formerly a mute, has re-
covered power OF speech.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Chicago Carrying her three-weeks-
OLD bbay, Mrs. Mary Uhoff ran mile
seeking a doctor When she found
one the physician said the child had
been dead nearly an hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Also the physicians have their troa-
blcs. For instance. there is peculiar
case Of the Spokane man who is suing
bis doctor because he didn't die when
the doc told him he would.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Another thing you may have MOTTO
ed-eyery devotee Of the pipe claims
that his own tobacco mixture is the
best.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Tho Enid Eagle apologies foH be
inf compelled to leave two pages oi
perfectly g00d advertising out Of is
Sunday issue ana requests merchants
e hold down their space as much as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Even a newspaper man doesn't
mind having a flower or two hurled
a. him occasionally-he harYests
plenty Of thorns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

peos reflection character standing
- m . corporation statement which
. o. the Express gadx corrected its being brought to
~ uttsanoa Of he management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Another advantage Adam had was
that VIXEN he came back from a party
he didn't have 70 talk to Eve about
what the women had on.-Dallas
News,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25
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EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs.


Twenty-niue more days tin Christ
mas Are you doing your shopping
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25


The ''pie praHee Is the latest polit.
ical dance, according to an exchange
Too bad that crank schrank, has to
&C to the asyium-he would make a
star Ghautauaua attraction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Judge Holding denies that he is
running for mayor, but admits that he
has bis eve on the postoffice at Norge
II Blair, We understand, is also can
dldate for the latter Job, but as Hold
ing Is an original Wilson ran, he
figures on putting Blair out Of com
mission. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25
TelegraphiC TablOidS

Chicago In deciding pending
suit. the supreme court Of Illinois
must decide whether poker playing is
a labor or a pastime Justice Wicker
opined ofi-hand that it might make
seme difference who was winning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

The high school notes in Saturdays
Express were written by student and
the copy" came in without a single
error Scarcely one person in a thou-
sand writes correctly. The student.
reporter and the teacher are to be
congratulated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Targ,own. n Y John D. Rookie
Teller has found a new diversion. He
takes public school teachers for auto
mobile rides. tells EN- funny stories
and listens 70 stories from them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-25

Boston. In a lecture before Wiles.
levis Woman's club. Or. Harvey Wiley
said railroad provided better travel
ine facilities for hogs and steecs than
lhey do for men and women,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
There Are Hundreds Things Not Told of Here For Lack Space
Thousands UponThousandsof N NashFabricsa factoryprices

Genuine Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, in all size checks and colors; Sc yard Ec yalue, at CoN R50O yards dark Dress Per cales, 36 inches wide; 71c aOc value, at s2N 40OO yards light Dress and Ehirting Percales; 71c worth 10c yard, at s2N 5000 yards new Spring Dress Ginghams, 2 to 10 yard lengths; worth up to 12 1-2c yard, Qc Rt " $500 yards fancy White Goods, in lawns, dimities, madras, waistings, etc, 2 to B yard lengths; values up to eso es ysrd' 1Oc Genuine Fruit of the Loom Bleached Domestic; worth L1c yard, 7c bt, yard 5OO yards 36 inch sheer India Linon. 2 to 10 yard engths; worth up to 70c ROc yard, at AVN 1000 yards White Goods, h voiles, Silk finish boplins, check lawns, dimi- lies, etc., 1 to 10 yard engths; worth up to 0c 25c yard, at AVS [OO0 yards Curtain Swiss, 2 10 1 2yard lengths; worth up b 15c yard, 71o It S2N (500 yards fancy White Foods, in lawns, dimities, nadras, waistings, etc, 2 to
 yard lengths; values up to
 Dc yard, 71c
 t sZN
 10 yard bolt Longcloth, soft finished, good qual7 cIc ty, for OfN pnly one bolt to a customer.
 Q yards of soft finish
 leached Domestic, free from Dressing; OQn 70 yards for OCN pnly 20 yards to a customer. Fo phone orders.
 900 yards White Pique, val
 es up to 25c per yard, full
 ieces and perfect 1Eo
 oods, at, yard 1ON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18

36 inch Miller Special Long cloth, finish full bleached; 12 1-2c value, Oo at, yard ~ Extra heavy fleeced Canton Flannel, bleached and un- bleached; 12 1-2c Oo value, yard CN Imperial Longcloth, '36 in; worth 1.50, QOo for bolt OON Beautiful quality of sheer India Linon; 12 1-2c Oc value, at, yard ~ Check Dimity, in 3 size checks; 15c value, nc at, yard AVN Fancy White Lawn, in checks and stripes; nc value up to 15c, at AVN Double Fold White Linen Suiting; 15c value, nc at, yard IVY The we'll known brand c. T. N. Curtain Swiss; 15c Oo value, at, yard 1M ~ New Spring line of Amos keag Zephyr Ginghams, in hundreds of pretty patterns; 12 1-2c value, 10o yard NV 12 1-2c dark and light Per cales; special, Oo yard 0N Double Fold Cheviots, in shirting and dress styles; absolutely fast colors; 15c value, 10o yard AVN Best Dress Calicoes, in gray, electric blue, navy, clarets, light shirtings; 2 1-2c Eo value, yard ~ Rugby Galateas, in 1912 pat terms, all new styles; worth 19c, 1O1o at 462N Double Fold Linene Suit
 ings in white and all new shades; 15c 10o value, at INV Highly mercerized Poplins, in all shades. Look like silk and wears better; 35c value, at, CQn yard ACN 36 m. genuine Lonsdale Green Ticket Ca m bri c; worth wort .l 15' 1Oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
The February Furniture Sale
 Is One of the Greatest At- fractions of the Mill End Sale

Never before the history of Birmingham have prices been so low in the Drennen February Furniture Sale. This is no idle boast The writer with his intimate knowl edge of other furniture sales, speaks authoratvey He knows. Some competitor may say, 'pooh! 'shucks! or, indeed But facts not overcome by sneers And this one great ndspuabe fact alone stands out clearke a tall pine against the setting sum-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
Here are SIS Hats For $2.98
Other Hat Bargains

] good line of Children's bats, ranging in price from Be to 1.98, we are QOc Plling them for OvN. klso a few Ladies' Sailors in Il leading colors, we put lem on during the IOo lle for 1ON
 good line of tailored and fimmed Hats, Hats that pld at prices ranging from R;o0 \ to s.So' 98c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
pok at these Prices-you cal match them-lay in a stock

odep as kmSne Sass ;o Empire 'fys with border 89c
 dren Dresses dark and light percaes daintiy trimmed |n ,s1s.s p's:.sd skirt braided and tucked 49c
 ne of White Muslin Skirts with deep tucked ruffe with 1s'S.: .1s embroidery regular 39c
 iss uslih Gowns large size with dainty tucked 0Qc te. re4ular t9c for AON sN lusln Drawers with ruff1e with tucks large 1Oo vNc&N]W 2oe ziu End Sale for 4JN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
The Store at the Old Stand Places
 on Sale at Mill End Prices
CrOckery
 Aluminium Ware HOuSefurniShingS Agricultural Imp's Kitchen Utensils

Carpenters Pencils, regular price 5c, Mill End 70c Sale Price, 3 for INV Deston Hand Saw, No. s, Regular price 1.75, Mill End Sale XII Price AeOO Keen Kutter Saw, regular price 1.75, Mill CE End Sale Price A'~O Drennen Hand Saw, regular price 1.50, Mill m End Sale Price AsVV No. } Plumb's broad Hatch ct; regular price 75c, E0c Mill End Sale Price cVN Plumb's Nail Hammer, reg .ular price 75c, E0c Mill End Sale Price OVS We will give each carpenter buying LOO or more of car penters' tools a 25c carpen- ters' apron.
 35 pounds of Nails, regular price 1.75, Mill 00 End Sale Price AsVO Lippincott Handled Axe, regular price 1.25, 0Sc Mill End Sale Price cOS Boys Handled Axe, regular price Toe, Mill 55c End Sale Price OON 1 1-2 quart Sauce Pan (aluminum), regular price 40c, Mill End COn Sale Price AON 10 quart Tea Kettle (alum- inum), regular price 3.Io, sIIa Mill Fr;d. End $50 Large Aluminium Roaster, regular price 400, Mill End Sais Sp;s. $50 25 lb. Family Scale, regular price 1.25, Mill 0A End Sale Price Low
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18

Fact No 1--Drennens February Furniture Sale IS su- peror others Lowness of Prlcehough perhaps not m size.
 Fact Mo- 2-Drennens February Furniture, in desrabil ity epenabty and is equal to every other store and superior to many
 Fact Mo- 3-n all Drennen' statements only the Abso- lute Truth Printed Regular Prices and other facts
 Fact Mo- 4-Jhat the ''S. H." Green Trading Stamps Drennens give with all purchases brings you an advantage You Get Only Here No other department furniture store enjoys the IS. X H." rights
 Fact No 5'That furniture for offices, well as for home boarding houses and hotels can be Bought for Less than regular prices here elsewhere in Drennen February Sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
Hardware
 Pressed Glass Agate Ware Wooden Ware Stoves & Ranges

l set (6) Rogers Teaspoons, regular price $1.00, EOc Mill End Sale Price cCN 1 set (6) Rogers Table Spoons, regular price 200, Mill End 1Q Sale Price AsAo 1 set Rogers Knives and Forks regular price 4.5o, saIa Mili End Pn;c. 3.89 300 Pocket Knives tO close out at cost.
 1 set plated Knives and Forks, regular price 1.75, saIa MiIl Pna Pp;ao 1.49 K tc Il en Knives, regular price 25c, Mill 10O End Sale Price 1VN ? piece Carving Sets, regular price 1.50, Mill I m End Sale Price IsVV 3 piece Carving Sets, regular price 2.50, Mill \ 0O End Sale Price AsOO Gray enamelled Tea Kettles, regular price Toe, EQo Mill End Sale Price cCN Gray enamelled Dish Pans, regular price 45c, 0Ec Mill End Sale Price OON IA inch Feather Duster; reg ular price 45c, Mill CCc End Sale Price CAN Scrub Brushes, regular price 15c, Mill End 10o Sale Price IVY Shoemaker Cobbler Set, reg ular price 75c, Mill E0o End Sale Price OVN 1 set (6) Glass Plumbers, regular price 25c, 1Eo Mill End Sale Price 1ON 1 set 6 Cups and Saucers, regular price 50c, 00o Mill End Sale Price OON FREE-Glass Hand Dinner B
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
Drennen's February Furniture Prices
 Are as Low or Lower Than Elsewhere

Convince yourself. Compare not only Statements put as we'll the furniture and the prices of other stores with Drennen's. L. E.-xaI Xo..s A4seA
The sun., 1912-08-04
OPPOSES FOUR SPEED GEAR.
Automobile Engineer Discuaaca the
Form IRA WsnstssiOn.

William Guy Wall. chief engineer of the
National company at indianapolis. is on
record as being opposed to the four speed
gear set an article regarding which was
published recently In THE Scr. lie says
that II cars were under powered there
might he some excuse for four speeds.
What one desires in IA car Is quiet
running and simplicity" writes Mr.. Wall.
Quiet running can be hest procured by
using direct drive Simplicity Is ap-
preached the rearcr BY using as few gear
changes as possible.
I'm certain countries abroad where a
IAN Is levied ON the horse power Of an
engine there is some reason for keeping
down tn" horsepower. I have ridden In
various cars In foreinn countri,S where Il
was necessary even on good roads 20 shift
gears from high speed on grades no, much
over per cent. Tho American public
does not wish to be continually char. ing
gears"
Mr.. Wall Is the president Of th. In
diana branch Of tho Society Of Automo.
bile Engineers.
The sun., 1912-08-04
BABY RELIANCE FASTEST YET.
~ ThiuLs Com n,Od"re Bleckton. Who
owns Ner and Ought 10 h now.

com nodore ! Stuart Blackton NJ the
Atlantic Yacht club j. one Of the most en-
thu-ia-ti" motor boat men in these waters.
lls has . feet ot eight boats now and he
thoroughly enjoys racing. 4 group Of
yachtstnen were chatting together one night
last week When Commodore Rlarkton told
of the possibilities o. the Baby Eelianyes
Tor speed aud declared tha, the BABY Reli-
anr" II" owns has moved faster than any
other boa'h wing his Rag or any other boat
that lac has been on.
.Whai time has she made" the tomno-
dor" Sa- ASKED.
u dout want 10 talk tiinc, although
I have figure. but | 'an tell how yacht
is travelling by ~" !,rcss,r. Oft wind
on my face. ! can us" goggles. They
n II - : ~ = - - -
.lIs-''- I ''ttNt 10 -t"''r ETOT"III- VsrIY
driving al rate of ,h,rty-hye TO forty
lnil,.- an hour ther" j. ,uu-ijerabl" wind
prc-s,Ir. OF ONES face. Naval architects
wv ia"" seems to be particularly tuned
ncarly how fast the boat j. moving by this
pressure Th"n again there Is "A pressure
iel' OF the eyes and when going al "A high
rate OF speed II j. inposs BILE 10 close the
eyes against II" wind i,y my fac. and my
eyes ! ,an toll tina, the Baby Reliance has
made "a higher rate oi speed than any other
boat ! have raced. and think she will bc
able 10 ina.u'aiu III" speed for distance
oi thirty nautical niles and hope success
fully to defend the British Internal iona!
trophy
The sun., 1912-08-04
NEW YORK ro BUFFALO.

Those desiring to take either Of the
abo,c tri.s can get list of all the avail
able r.charsng stations in tn" cities
pass.u through Oh the Two roads from the
touring department
At the meeting uf tho Empire stat" Gas
and Electric Light Association rr-s,o' ut
Robert VI >earlr presided. Til, Feasibility
81 the electrical factories Of the Strt" IN
,talliis charging stations along different
lines Of vehiCular traffic SO that uwuers
Il ears can make long or short tour WAS
discussed. President Ssaric was Of tn.
opinion that it was s!mply a matter "
Z, short time when the city will be 90 COW
s;.me ground now covered by ga.vlcuc
cars.
President Searle proposed TO have each
company care for certain section of
In" state. and at points casy running Dis
tancss apart To- establish r"chargiEg al-
paratus on III" preps ym.nt plan. The
problem ho said. would be solved not cr,,
for tourists but for commercial vehicles
pc we'll. At the close of IT. discussion
1t was voted ~ recommend such action 20
jhe compan!es that ar. members Of the
association.
TIL. subject Of tours for machines was
taken ,ip. and the members Of TIN assuciu- =
ton plan 10 plot these Throughout the
state. They will bc planned to take in
tho various resorts and points of inter
est in AL parts of the Stato. ana Will
give the location Of charging stations. the
cost OF recharging the various sized ma
chimes and the time that mus; bc allowed
for this.
The sun., 1912-08-04
TRACING THE TROUBLES ]
THAT MAKE ROAD DELAY
How TO Eliminate Possible
Causes Of Motor Failure {.
Told by an Expert.

!Ridng behind the engine Of the auto.
mobile, fcw persons appreciate the ha,,
mony Of the infinite number Of vorLi,.
parts which Is needed to afford themthe AZ.
lishtfui pleasure Of ann'hil"tng spe.s
and distance" says William II. s,ewar,
Jr, Of the Stewart Automobile Scho.,
Here is Involved tho skill OF the chau,
feur In ufording real service to the owner
To the casual observer II seems an easv
matter to handle the automobile. but upo,
the operator rests the added respons ibii
ity Of mechanical efficiency
"The dag Ia past when owners o: .r,,;
mobiles accept any excuse when the auto.
mobile is stalled. Owners of automobjle,
often know as much about the uuton,oldl.
AS the dris er. Delays often are caus.a
by Unreliable ignition. The carbure,,,
system Will rarely give trouble. oxcep, I,
cases Of foul or dirty gasoienc. To over.
come delay from this sourcr. owe nne,s
only TO drain on the caibui e'er or clo..
ou. the pipe lne. without changing ,h;
carbureter adjustment. " 1; shouid h,
come necessary to remove the neadl.
valve. or any other parts. a careful no,e
rs 10 their proper replacement should IN
made.
with tho modern iubricatins s,...m
trouble seldom arises. As proper enrins
fabrication is . most vital feature OF con.
struction. manufacturers have desirned
this as nearly fool proof AZ possible, the
only caution being TO keep the oil tant
filled and observe the proper f,ow th,ourh
the gauges.
"Thc ignition system. however, Ia
source Of trouble in many ways. Few an.
orators understand II sufficiently 10 b.
without care. When trouble In tht.
mechanism Of the automobile occurs /,
must be traced. and 10 do SO quickly on.
must have an intimate knowledge OF Il,
workings.
THE trouble may arise from a mum.
her of sources. Assuming as AN instance
the use Of high tension maRne,o, or,
should first test for weak compression.
then for foul spark plugs. when all Nir.
ing L. intact this Is usually the source os
trouble. However. should the cylindcy
compression be found good and the plugs
In repair and clean. the next In order 10
an inspection Of the magnetic itself
Assuming all wires free from leak.
age and the primary connections tight
the trouble invariably will be found in
the timer or circuit breaker. This mar
be foul with oil and dirt or the platinum
points may be found corroded thus pre-.
venting a clean making and breaking a
the primary circuit. This part cleaned
and the points properly adjusted will In.
variabiy touch the spot"
The sun., 1912-08-04
sTRATToN WITH EvERrTT.
Packard Man With New OrGanizn.
tiou IN Mig Territory.

T.. Vincent Stratton has resigned as
sales manager for the Packard dealers at
Albany to affiliate himself with the new
Everi,t organization and viii act as its
distributor for the Evcritt line Of cars
and Flanders electr!cs for eastern New
York. western Massachusetts and western
Vermont. with headquarters and a supply
station for cars and parts at Albany.
Stratton previous to his Packard con-
nections was for two years In charge Of
the Studebaker branch at Philadelphia
Previous TO his work In Philadelphia he
was secretary and manager Of the New
York Automobile Trade Association for a
wear.