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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-01-10
No %

inventory and apDralsement
. filed in estat, of J. Foster Mar
tin.
Petition filed to sell real estate
10 pay debts in guardianship of
Daniel Sehaar.
Order Of private sale Of per-
sonal property returned and con-
firmed in estate of Thomas Mar
shall.
Last will of Margaret O'Con-
nor v as admitted toprobate and
record.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in estate of Priscilla j. Wea-
yer.
Inventory filed in guardianship
of Ella Baker, also petition to
mortgage wards real estate.
Second account filed in guard
i&nship of Gladys Jeffens
Order Of appraisement Of real
est-.te issued in guardianship of
Frank MltchLer.
Commission issued to take de-
position of witnesses to the will
of Henry Funderburgh.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in estate OF Sarah Boyer.
First aid final account filed in
estate of Thomas Maj shall.
First and final account filed in
estate of Albert Mansfield.
Order OF private sale Of real es-
tate returned in guardianship of
Edward Floyd.
Levi Minnich made application
to record receipts in estate Of
Abraham Minnich.
Third account filed in guard
ianship of Andrew Stocker.
Coroner w. J. Smith filed in
ventory of property found on the
body IF Florence Yohey at i'll
quest.
MARRlhGE LIjENoGE.
Manly Routson. q, machinist,
Piqua, O., and Mildred Cain, 18.
Versailles. daughter of Harvey
Cain.
Harold E. Schmidt, %, farm
er, Brown township, son of Ed
ward Schmidt, and Nora E. Boyd,
II, Jackson township, daughter
Of H. M. Boyd.
WaltersHowell, 80, farmer, Ell
dorado, son of C. E. Howell, and
Halle Harter, 27, New Madison
daughter Of John A. Harter.
Jacob Temple, SO, farmer, Jack
son township, son of Wnl. Tenn
ple and Ethel Foreman, 18, Jack
son township, daughter of John
Foreman.
Adam H. Kelch, 20. yard brake,
man, Patterson township, son OF
John A. Kelch, and Mae Boom
ershine, 81, Patterson township
daughter of Eli Boomershine.
VIM. E. Oler, 22, farmer, New
Paris, O, and Sarah J. Broad
stock, 20, Butler township, dau-
ghter of Thomas Broadsrock.
Harry 10y, 2O,mechanic, Brown
township, son of Conrad Loy' and
LaVerne Good, 10. Jackson town
ship, daughter Of Isaac Good
Verl F. Littman, %, auto sales
man, Willow Dell, son of +. Il,
, Littman, and Irene Milne, q,
WAYNE township, daughter OF
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-01-10
VARIOUS MATERIALS USED
TO PROVIDE EQUIPMENT
FOR FIGHTING MEN

Raw materials of various kinds
are needed for the equipment OF
United States troops. Jute, fur,
silk and linen all find their way
into the uniform of an infantry.
man, in addition to the wool and
cotton which are used in greater
quantities.
A half ounce of silk is used in
the standard yellow gloves and q
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-01-10
Weekly War News Digest

Stories of Activities and Conditions Throughout the United
States and on the Battle Fronts from Washington D. c.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-01-10

continued on arm po-e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
KEAS6EY

A special meeting Of Protection
Fire Company No. / will be held In
the hrehouse tonight at 5 o'clock to
plan for q carnival here during the
week beginning August 4.
An important drill of Company b.
New Jersey Militia Reserve, will be
held at Fords tonight
A full attendance is requested at
the meeting of the Keasbey Camp
Fire Girls, which will be held at tho
home of the Misses lola and Sadie
Johnson tonight.
Mrs. George Schmidt and daugh-
ters, Margaret and Mrs. Russell
Vroom, of Smith street, spent last
night In Perth Amboy. 49,
The Misses Helen Pfeiffer and
Edythe Sohilcox we're Perth Amboy
visitors yesterday afternoon.
Steven. Lovas, of Crows MIL road,
Is a New Brunswick visitor today.
Three local boys who were among
those registering on June 8, 1918. are
appearing before the local board of
the fourth district at Metuchen today
for physical examinations. The young
men are Michael Parsler, Charles
Romer and Wendal Ranstadler.
Mrs. Herman Nehrkorn and son
George, of Crows Mil road. spent
yesterday afternoon out of town.
The Misses Kate and RoSallie
Resi-, OF Bay View avenue, were out
of-town visitors last night
Miss Anna Hanson was a Perth
Amboy visitor last night.
Andrew j. Schmidt and son John.
of Bay View avenue, were Perth AM
boy visitors last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
FRENEAU

Mrs. William LetBon and son of AS
bury Park were callers al Mrs. Anna
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Alison were at
Brooklyn over Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Thompson and chill
dren spent Tuesday with her mother,
-xdTs Oglvte at Keyport.
Miss Leona Duncan spent Sunday
with Miss Grace Emmons.
James A. Meagher of Pelham Bay,
N. Y, called upon Miss Mae Thomp-
o Sunday.
Mrs. William Lloyd returned home
Tuesday after spending several days
at Mrs. John Heyer's in Newark.
Mrs. Mallie of Bridgeport, Conn.,.
spent several days with Mrs. John
Ford. Sr.
Arthur Roberts was an out-of-town
visitor Sunday.
John Lockwood was a Keyport visi-
tor Wednesday.
Miss May Heyer Of Port Chester, N.
r. spent Sunday with her mother.
airs. James Heyer.
Miss Mildred Briggs was a Matawan
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Knewell was a Keyport visit
tor Wednesday.
Mrs. Ward was a recent Jersey City
visitor.
Edward Sullivan was a New York
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. James Hawkins was a Mata-
wan visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ford. Jr. spent Wednes-
day with her mother. Mrs. Strahele.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
SPOTSWOcD

fhe Wah-Beek Camn Fire Girls will
nd a midsummer dance In Whitney
Ill Friday evening of next week.
tgust 2.
Private Frank Gabriel. OF Camp Dix
emit Tuesday with friends here.
THE report that Benjamin Field
bum had been injured In battle In
france. current the past week. Is un-
Hbunded.
T. f. James. whose house was de-
stroyed by IRE on July Fourth. win
erect another home on the site OF his
former home as soon as the insurance
Is adjusted.
Owing to the lack Of labor the Texas
Refining Company are unable to finish
the building and commence opera
tons. About a hundred barrels OF
crude oil are on the cen opposite the
Outcait depot.
Members of Whitney Lodge, I. o.
o. f.. OF town. attended the big time
given by the order at Matawan on
Tuesday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
JAMESBURG

Five additional inmates of the
Home for Boys were reported as es-
capped by the officers of the Home on
Wednesday morning. The boys were
missed at the roll-call. This makes
fifteen boys making their getaway
since Friday last.
william Clinton. Jr.. of Helmetta,
and Lawrence Carrie Of this place,
were given a hearing before Recorder
Frank H. Pownall yesterday morning
at Borough Hall, charged with rid
ing on the station platform of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company after
being warned. The youths pleaded
guilty and paid fines of SO each. The
complaint was made by Special Of1cer
Joseph Fennimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts and
Gustav F1llhower motored to Newarl
yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Geer, nee Okerson, Is
the mother of a baby daughter born
this week.
Mrs. John Quinn. by the will of her
late husband, was made solo bene1-
ciary and ~executrix of the estate. The
will was made December 4. 1906 and
was witnessed by John Erhart and J.
Edmund Marryott-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
CRANBURY

Mrs. John Frazier Of Philadelphia.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna
Groves.
Miss Mary Hutchinson has returned
home after visiting friends in King
ston.
Mrs. DR.. Henry Hale Clifford. of
Highland Park, is visiting this week
with Mrs. Frank Brown.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
school are holding their picnic today
at Manasquan Beach.
Rev. Walter Murray, attached to
the Young Mems Christian Association
who was killed in the Chateau Thierry
sector while serving soldiers from a
canteen near h front line. was well
known In Cranbury. He leaves a wife
and two children. and vas a very pop
| ular preacher, having filed charges
in Maryland, Pennsylvania, etc. He
was the elder son OF Rev. and Mrs.
| John Murray. missionaries to China,
and grandson of the late Alfred and
Mary Rue, of Cranbury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
GOVERNMENT HAS PLANT


Chrome Taken Over.
ROOSEVELT, July 26-The action
Of A. Mitchell Palmer. alien property
custodian, who Of last Monday took
under his control numerous concerns
| which at present control the metal in
dustry throughout the country. will
place the United States Metal e. Re-
nning Company, of Chrome. under the
governments immediate supervision.
The alien property ~custodian's an
nouncement on Monday discloses the
fact that L. Vogelstein g. CO., of "a
Broadway, New York city. are heavy
stockholders in this company and
along with L~andheimer g. Beers Co.
they have the controlling interest in
the U. 8. Metal & Refining Company
and practically every smelling concern
In the United States.
The local branch of the u. 8. Metals
A. Refining Company have been work
ing on contracts for the army and
navy since the outbreak OF the war.
The work Of this company was consid
cred so essential that the local draft
boards exempted q number OF the
companys employees on industrial
grounds.
whether any change In the manage
ment of the local plant will take place
Is not known just now.
Numerous ofacials OF Vogelstein q
Co. and Landheimer s. Beers Co. are
at present at Fort o~siethorps' Ca. as
enemy aliens. The United States
Metals a Refining Company of
Chrome, Is the largest plant IN the
borough Of Roosevelt. employing APP
p~roximately 1880 people who come
not only from the borough OF Roose-
welt but also from Elizabeth. Perth
Amboy and other nearby towns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
HELMETTA

The failure of Miss Marguerite
Barlie, of White Plains, N. Y, a sum-
mer guest at her cottage at Outcalt,
10 return home Tuesday night caused
much uneasiness among her friends.
ehe said she was going to Spotswood
10 visit friends and she had to pass
through q heavy piece of woods.
Alarm was felt for her safety and q
posse was organized headed by Fred
erick Lifshey. of Brooklyn, and Miss
Adele Vogt. OF White Plains, and a
systematic search was made OF the
route believed to have been taken by
her on the visit to Spotswood. The
woods Whereabouts were also combed
for the missing girl when along came
Jacob voseller. a cottager residing
close to the Bzrlis home, who made
inquiry as to all the excitement. He
soon set all fears at res with the in
formation that Miss Barlie was chat
ting at his home and had been there
ell evening. having omitted her visit
to town.
Painters are at work on the pas
Senger and freight depots here.
Charles w. Bumstead spont We'd
nesday In New York City On business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25

will be held in Dana Hall tonight as
5 o'clock.
Mrs. Martinason of Perth Amboy
spent Tuesday at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. William Handerhan.
Mrs. Blot and children and Mrs
Sandoff and children OF Perth Ans
boy, were visiting their mother. Mrs.
Oleson.
Mrs. Schardt Ind daughter were
out-of-town visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Riley and son Arthur
and Miss Florence Walters of Wild
wood avenue spent Tuesday night
with friends in Perth Amboy.
Russell Durham was a Keasbey
visitor Tuesday night.
Mrs. Charles Larson and son of
Perth Amboy are spending the week
with her mother. Mrs. Oleson.
Matthew Lund of Keasbey was a
local visitor Wednesday night.
Mrs. Thomns Dalton and daughtes
Mildred spent Wednesday In Perth
Amboy.
The Keasbey Camp Fire Girls win
meet at the home of the Misses Tzola
and Sadie johnson.
Charles Schuster was a Keasbey
visitor, Wednesday night
Mrs. Andrew Oleson and daughters
were Perth Amboy visitors Monday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
ROOSEVELT HOME GUARD
WI Become Part Of State Militia
Reserve Shortly.
By spectol -CorrespondsnG.


By Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT, July 25-The home
guards ave been conducting an active
campaign during the past two weeks
for new members and have beer very
successful. The applicants for MEM
bership total ffty-seven and all were
sworn In Tuesday night by Borough
Clerk w. v. Quin. The guards now
number about ninety men. including
officers and privates.
The campaign for new members
will continue until the company num-
bers Ito men, The guards viii then
be sworn in as a separate company
in the New Jersey State Militia Re-
serve.
The present national guard under
formation will replace the original ma
tional guards who art now in service
overseas and will be used for duty In
the borough of Roosevelt only.
h advantages of being q home
guard are numerous. A young mar
now IN the draft receives military
training and when he Is called by his
local board and sent to a training
camp he is not long being promoted to
corporal or sergeant.
II In the case OF emergency the
guards should be called out these
men will serve under their w on
GERS only.
The guards drill every Tuesday
evening on the grounds Of public
school No. 2. The officers of the
guards trust that every man In the
borough who a possibly spare time
on Tuesday evening OF each week to
drill. win Immediately file an applica-
ton for membership.
Every man now In the home guards
Is a resident of the borough. The
officers are well known here n are
all employed in the borough. This
organization has the support of the
borough officiala
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25

Harry Roberts OF Brooklyn spent a
few days this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Martin.
Mrs. Jesse kirkpatrick will again
be in charge OF the weighing and
measuring of the children under nve
years who are urged to be at the
rooms over the First National Bank,
Tuesday OF next week from 1850 to
1880. No charge is made and the gov
eminent urges that this be carried
out. Forty-three took advantage OF
the last two sessions at the same
place.
A local garage dealer has received
several cars from Buffalo for distri-
button. drivers being sent from here
to bring the cars to J~amesburg.
If any person has information con
corning unpatriotio remarks being
made by pro-Germans or military
slackers they will be doing their
country a good turn by reporting
same 10 box Ism. J~amesburg, and
game will receive immediate attention.
All information will be treated with
the utmost secrecy and confidential.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
MATAWAN

Miss Bessie Mount has returned 70
her home In Main street after visit
Ing friends In Richard, Conn.
Mrs. Frederick IsaacS. Daughter,
Miss Mabel Isaacs. and son. George
lsaacs. OF Brooklyn. are spending
their vacation at the James Daws
Farm In RaYtne Drive.
Patrick Hagan is a Freehold visitor
today.
Miss Retta Deats Is an out-of-town
visitor today.
A nine-pound daughter was born
Tuesday TO Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Lewis
at zoo Main street.
Miss Reba 8tryker, Of Marlboro.
was a Aatawan visitor Tuesday. This
was Mrs STRIKERS first visit to this
borough since an auto accident on
~ Fourth of July when she became
pinned under the machine as Il turn
"a over. and severely injured.
Miss Laura Mount. who has been
confined to her bed at her home In
&ain street for the past ssyeral
weeks by serious illness. Is 80 far i'm
proved that abe Is able 70 come
downstairs for short periods each
day
Edwin II. Dominick was n Red
Bank visitor last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
FIRE RELIEF MEETING

Association In Session at Keasbey
Last Night-Vacancies Filled
KEASBEY. July 25:-Postmaster
John ]. Sohilcox was elected treasur-
er OF the Fire Relief Association Of
the fourth district of Woodbridge
township at a meeting of the associa-
ton held last night. He win Ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Harry S~choenbrun. Owing to Mr.
Schoenbrun now residing In New
York he was forced to resign his
position as treasurer.
Another vacancy was also filed
when Z. b. Mundy. of Fords. was
elected vice president.
A committee consisting OF John
|Schiicox. George Garrett and James
Quish was appointed to audit the
books.
The members of the association
present last night were Messrs. Schil-
cox, Romer and Quish. OF K~easbey;
Barrett OF Hopelawn, and Rowan and
Mundy, of Cords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
KEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford and
daughter Madeline. OF Perth Amboyi
have returned after having spent sew
eral days as the guests of Mrs. Ford's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hon
man, of Division street.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter. Miss
Olive Thomas. OF East Orange, are
spending several days as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Kahlen. OF
Warren street
This evening a band concert will be
held on the high school lawn for the
benent Of the local chapter OF the
Red Cross. Members Of the surgical
dressing class will receive a silver Of
fering for the chapter.
Miss Elsie Curtis. OF Atlantic street,
has accepted a position at Morgan.
where she is the assistant to b ex-
amining physician at the Gillespie
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving smook. OF Red
Bank. have returned after having
parents, Mr.. M Mrs William Hon.
man. of Division street
Members OF the Ladies' Aid of Cal
vary NJ. 70. church enjoyed n picnic
Tuesday afternoon when they went TO
Red Bank, taking the boa to Atlantic
Highlands. where they enjoyed sup
per returning by trolley. Among those
in the party were Mrs. Lorenzo Ha-
vens, Mrs. Euretta Ogden. Mrs Leon
ard Huylar. Mrs William A Tilton.
Miss Vienna Bedle. Mrs Selma Huy-
lar and Mrs. William Lambertson.
Mrs. Thomas L. Smith and son Her
bert, Of First street. were visitors at
Red Bank Tuesday.
Fred b. Covert, Of Newburgh, N. Y.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. rlton, OF Osborne street. over We'd
nesday.
Recorder Thomas l.. Smith IS en-
Toying a short vacation. which he Is
spending In Vermont
The power gave out at the local
plant Tuesday evening and the bor-
ough was without lights and trolley
service for several hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. p. l. Kahn has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Royal during the
past week.
Mrs. Paul Simpfendorfsr and son
Paul and Mas Marie 6chlickenmaieI
have been visiting relatives In Yonk-
ers for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Flanagan have
returned from a trip 10 Old Poinl
Comfort. While there they visited
q. +. DUNCAN who Is stationed a. the
u. s. Air Station at Hampton Roads
Several letters have been received
from Runyon Potter. who is stationed
In France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25

FIREMEN INSPECTION
Annual Review at Keyport Was
Credttable Event
~ SpectoI Ctr-rsSaondena

Credftable Event
~ Special CoTr~sspondena
KEYPORT, July 25:-The annual
fire inspection took place or Tuesday
evening when the fire department un-
der the direction of Fire Chief 7.
Walter Snyder, First Assistant Daniel
YanPelt and Second Assistant Arthur
S. VanBuskirk paraded through the
streets OF the borough. making q very
creditable showing. The reviewing
stand was on Broad street in front of
the public library and contained
Mayor DR.. O.. c. Bogardus and the
borough council. also Lieutenant
Commander Hall and several other
officers.
The sixty sailors now stationed at
the aeromarine plant were in the line
of march and the name in which
they marched showed their careful
training. On Broad street h sailors
formed q hollow square in front of
the reviewing stand 1nd executed
other manouvers which brought forth
great applause from those reviewing
the parade. Heading the n was
the Keyport Silver Band, and the
Keyport Hook e. Ladder Company,
Raritan Hose, Eagle Hose, Lincoln
Hose. Chemical Engine. Liberty Hose
companies followed. A troop of Boy
Scouts also marched, carrying q large
silk flag. After the parade q short
band concer was given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
ROOSEVELT

Mrs. Hermann was a Newark vtst-
tor Wednesday.
Chester Young was an out-of-town
visitor wednesday evening.
A. JakeWay was In L~inoleumville
last night
Dennis Fitzgerald was q visitor al
Elizabeth Wednesday evening
Edward Walsh was on staten Is
land last night
August Kiose. Of Linoieumvillsl
vas a local visitor last nighL
Mss MARY Afbon was an Elizabeth
visitor Wednesday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
ODD FELLOWS EVENT
About 400 Visit Baysgde Council Tues
day Night.
R.s c,ooxoI No~~asnouIeur

day Night.
By Special Correspondent
KEYPORT, July 25:-More than
four hundred visiting Odd Fellows at
tended the ge~t-together meeting held
In the lodge room Of Bayside Council,
Ne. 1913, I. o. o. F.. Tuesday evening,
A parade of the lodges represented
proceeded the meeting. the line In
GLIDING more thar 10 automobiles
going through Matawan as far as
Freneau and back through the bor-
ough. Al the meeting. Past Grand
Master Howard Lloyd gave q very I'M
pressive address on the work being
done by the order among the wounded
"over there" Other addresses of note
were given by the Grand Chaplain b
c. Hppincot, Grand Conductor Charles
Baker Of Newark, and others. Repre-
sentatives were present o Newark
Hackensack. Elizabeth, Perth Am.
boy, South Amboy. Matawan. Keyport
Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank, Long
Branch, Asbury Park n Belmar.
After the meeting q social hour fol
lowed and delicious refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
TWO ACCIDENTS

Keyport Boy Stepped on BottIe-Man
Cut Hand
~ Special C0r-r<spoadsaI
KEYPORT. July 20: William
Arose, Jr., the ten-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Arose of East Key
port, stepped on a broken bottle last
week and cut his foot After trying
home remedies without success his
mother called Dr.. w. b. Allen Tues
day who discovered that blood poison
ing had set In and extended to the
hip. He ordered the child taken to
the Long Branch hospital yesterday
where the necessary treatment will be
given.
Joseph salavin OF Matawan. An en-
ploye of the Galbraith and Son Com
pany, on Broad street, Is suffering
from an infected hand. which he re-
ceived when he cut his hand with a
saw at the plant Saturday. DR.. Al
lem tho attending physician.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25

A lease has been Med at the county
clerks once. given by Frank Gold and
wife 70 Otto Dornyak and wife. for
store At ass Smith street Perth Am
boy. together with a nat on second
uoor IS well a. use OF cellar. The
lease IL fer a period 81 three years
from February /. 1913. At a yearly
rental of &8tQ. payable ua0nthly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
Court HoIds Boots aVaHuabIess

LONDON, July IA guest at q
Cologne hotel whose boots were
stolen. sued the proprietor for their
value. but failed to recover. the
courts holding that boots are ~vaiua-
bies." and should be as carefully
guarded Is cash or jewelry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25

Chairman Mrs. George +. ReynoIds.
OF S. Maryes Auxiliary OF the Red
the auxiliary report al the high schpol
tonight - attend ia chanteE maalzk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
FOKDS

The regular business meeting of the
Grove. No. SO, Woodmen Circle,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-20
OVERLAND 85-FOUR
EASILY CLIMBS TO
PINE KNOT LODGE

Up at Big Bear Lake, $50 miles from
Los Angeles, in the San BernardinO
Mountains. is located Pine Knot
Lodge, 6,SO0 feet above sea level. Pine
Knot Lodge is presided over by $. c.
cDad'D Skinner.
Dad has a strong personality and a
wide acquaintance. He might be term
ed the Little Gar OF Pine Lodge" for
he Is the postmaster, justice OF the
peace, game warden, member OF fish
and game commission. manager of
Pine Knot, and sells Overland and
Willys-Knight cars; besides, he knows
how TO extend the glad hand" OF wei
come to the thousands OF visitors who
wend their way to this delightful
place.
In going to Pine Lodge. 100 miles is
over the California Highway. through
the citrus belt and the town OF Red.
lands, in the heart Of the orange coun-
try. After a trip Of twenty miles
through this wonderful valley the foot
hills are reached, and then the scenic
climb commences. For a distance Of
thirty miles $50 turns in the road are
encountered. From then on it is "sec-
ond speed" work for the automobiles,
and the majority of cars go into low.
The Overland model S5-fouf is one
OF the few cars that always negotiates
this thirty miles OF grade on interme-
date and 1t has a reputation Of taxi