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with electric self-starter and electric
lights.
A car of the same make has also been
delivered to Matthew Trin1ble, jr The
machine is q four-cylinder, five-passenger
touring car, equipped with electric self
starter and electric lights. Delivery was
made at the same time his new speedster
was received.
left for Cincinnati.
Arthur Foraker, local Marmon repre-
sentative. left yesterday for Cincinnati
20 visit his parents Tor rev Gays.
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Driving Marmon Speedster.
Matthew Trimble. jr., is to be seen
these DAYS at the wheel of his new Mar
non Speedster, which was delivered to
aim few days ago The car is nnisneo
n azure blue with running gear of the
same color. 1t has a left-hand drive,
,sith center control. and is equipped with
electric self-starter and electric hghts
rhe car has racy lines and has attracteo
.sidespread attention since its appear
ance ON the streets Of Washington.
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Down at Rock Point.
4 party of local motorists left yester-
law afternoon in q Sampson touring car
10 spend the week end at ROCK POINT
Nd. In the party are I. Behrend, Wal
FER N. Brown, Thomas H. Banes, Louis
p Peak and j. Edward Lewis. They foi-
lowed the route outlined on the automo-
bile pages Of The Star last Sunday
Motored to Chapel Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Arrison and family
and Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Welsh enjoyed
last Sunday at Chapel Point, Nd, motor
ing there in a Michigan car in the morn
ing. Messrs. Arrison and Welsh spent
the day fishing, being rewarded with 10
6sh Of various kinds as the result of the
days outing.
Thomas NJ. Judd, accompanied by the
members of his family, also motored 10
Chapel Point, spending the aay ana re, re-
only recently returned from an EXTENDED
tour through New Jersey. New York
Pennsylvania and Maryland In his oids-
mobile touring car
Left for New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Tarbell, accom-
panied by Mrs. Marion r. Russell, left
Yesterday in Warren touring car for a
tour through the New England states.
They motored over the short route to
Philadelphia, making a detour at Perry
Vile to Theadore, Bay View and Pleasant
Hill. They expect to be gone about mr.
teen days. Before returning the party
will probably motor across New YORK
state to Niagara Falls.
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Hudson "Sixes" Delivered.
Hudson six-cylinder touring cars were
delivered during the past week to the
Zellers Company and Simpson Brothers.
Going to Flint.
Robert III. Martin, manager of the
Washington branch of the Buick Motor
Company, expects to leave today for
Detroit and Flint. Mich. to attend a
meeting Of branch managers to be held
at Flint this week.
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Had Enjoyable Trip.
With Braddock Heights. Md. as head
quarters, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Ftske
spent several days last week motoring
in their Cadillac roadster through the
mountains in the vicinity OF that place
Among the points visited were Gettys-
burg, Pen Mar and Hagerstown, motor
ing out and back each day.
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Left for Pocantico Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Walker accom-
panied by Cliff" Bergman. left at 5
o'clock Friday morning in Mr.. Walkers
Maxwell touring car on a motor trip to
Pocantico Hills, n. Y, where Mrs. Berry
man and children are spending the sum-
mer months
Home From River Springs.
Harry c. c. Stiles and J. Harry Cum
bingham. accompanied by their families.
returned yesterday from midweek trip