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finally reaching this city had covered
ninety miles on the homeward trip.
Those in the party were Lew Nj. Thayer
and George B. Farauhar, in the former
Buick roadster. and Bruce Branson' at
the wheel Of his Warren touring car, &C
companied by French Kirby and II. W.
Hardwick..
Everything went we'll until the detour
was encountered just south of T. 3.
On the trip down in the morning tney
were sent over one detour ana on 'ne
return trip found the road blocked at
another point Being extremely DARK
when the detour was reached, the orv-
ers lost their bearings, and a1teI wah
ing the natives up in that secuon Oh
Maryland finally came out at Cheiten-
ham and later Brandywine. once IN
Brandywine it was an easy matter "
find the way home, which was reached
at IL o'clock, after a seven-nour run.
Lew Thayer says he thought ne was
some pathfinder, but after his experience
Thursday night says that he mas an
other think coming.
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Cutting Company Reorganized.
The Cutting Motor Sales Company OF
this city has been advised that the plant
at Jackson, Mich, has been purchased
and the company reorganized, and tnat
the factory will start up Immediately
after the confirmation of the sale, when
will be during the coming week. Robert
Love- local manager, says that win the
Strengthening out of the hnanclai situa
ton, the company is now in the hands
OF wealthy capitalists. and that tne
future success of the Cutting line is
assured.
Return From 335-Mile Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan D. Ransdell have
returned from a 355-mile trip through
the valley of Virginia in their Fora
car. both taking turns at the wheel
during the run. They found the
roads in splendid condition for tour
ing, while the weather was ideal through
the valley. They attended the annual
horse show at Berryvile, Va. before re-
turning home. No accidents or punctures
occurred from the time they left wash
ington until their return.
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Ford Deliveries.
Ford cars were delivered during the
past week to the following:
Touring cars: Mrs. Nellie X. Schroth.
r. O.. E. Davis. William M. Deck. J.
Howard Gather (2), E. G. Mitchell. Mount
Carmel Baptist Church John NJ. Lyell
90 and Gardner F. Johnson.
Torpedoes: Mrs. Mollie P. Swing. De-
livery wagon to Carl Hoffman.
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Warren Joins Studebaker.
E. F. Warren. an automobile engineer
of wide experience, has Joined the staff
Of Chief Engineer Heaslet of the Stude-
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charge of the big room at plant 10. where
force of forty men Is continually at
work. Incorporating on paper the ideas
of the Studebaker designers.
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Overland Deliveries.
Overland touring cars were delivered
during the past week to II. Leon. Dr.
Warren Price. DIR. J. r. Biggs. DIR. f. NJ
Butz and Maj X. II. Mu. ply. U. S. A.
model 10 touring cars. and c. L. Spencer,
roadster.
o. S. Wilson in Town.
o. S. Wilson, eastern representative OF
the Studebaker corporation. with head
quarters in New York. has been spending
several days in Washington during the
past week. closing up the affairs OF the
wholesale branch at G1-Sf Pierce street
nOrlnedSI. WHICH mas DeeIl uiSCOIitlllueu
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Rambler Cars Delivered.
Rambler cross-country touring cars
were delivered within the past few days
to Warner Stutler and Prof. George
Schadnann.
Maxwell Deliveries.
Among those who purchased 1914 Max
well cars during the past week were:
Fulton r. Gordon, fifty-horsepower, six
cylinder touring car; S. p. Luck. four
cylinder. acknowledgements touring
car. and Beverly Pulliam, four cylinder,
twenty five horsepower touring car.
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Return From Long Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. c. Stiles returned
Friday from an sO0-mile tour in their
Rambler cross-country touring car hav-
ing motored over the roads Of Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey. Stops were made
at Atlantic City. Asbury Park and other
seashore resorts, after which they con-