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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
HELP WANTED--MALE

WANTED Man to drive delivery truck at
kempton Mills steady work. S4t3
PoLIsHER WANTED AT ONCE North
Barre Granite Co. 1872
WANTED -f'irst-class letter cutter Gerard
Barclay Granite Co 1878
WANTEDBoy about is yrs. OF age 70
work on farm; tel. 44-J. S3tf
WANTED AT OMEGA man or boy for
farm work state wages wanted with ten
csient IL wanted; Box 32l, Waterbury, Vt,
o9to
WANTED--A young man to work in bakery
must be over l6 years old the +. ID. Ladd
Co. 83t3
WANTED AT ONCE First-class bricklay-
ers, tenders and carpenters highest wages
paid; IL months work; Louis A. Lafrance.
Windsor, Vt. apply to Mr.. Goulet, Supt. 1916
HELP WANTED Magnesia Tale Company.
Waterbury, VT S2tl2
WANTED AT ONCE--A first-class machine
polisher; steady work and good pay APP
ply to Union Granite Co, Waterbury, Vt:
79tf
QUARRY BOSS WANTED for granite quar-
ny at Mount Airy, North Carolina: per-
manent position and the best quarry, 70
run In the United States ; write and tell us
what experience you have had in quarry
work we are willing to pay good salary to
the right man The North Carolina Granite
CORPORATION. T7ti0
WANTED-Married man to work In stable
and drive horses steady position and good
nay to right man II. M Farnham. tns
fsorse Man. tel. i07 Montpelier. T7f
WANTED--A capable married man fcr. gen.
crai farm work; steady job and good pay
for right man; can rent tenement on farm ;
apply E. S. Moulton on III. Nj. farnham
farm. phone 4s-Y Montpelier 75tf
A STEADY POSITION is open for first
class letter cutter in one of the best shops
in New Jersey; excellent climate. union
shop address Monmouth Granite Co, Fran
els o, Squire. Mgr, Freehold. N. J. f3tl3.
TEAMSTER WANTED--Also a few tons Of
hay for sale. apply to N. M. Nelson, 70
Merchant street tiff
WANTED - At Fletcher quarry. Woodbury..
Vt; open shop quarry from Mar. !, 1920 !;
wanted now, complete derrick crews !
have a general store and furnish goods to
men in my employ at wholesale prices !;
houses rent at $500 to $1,000 per month !;
surface quarry and good machinery write
for more information and state your expert
ehce in a granite or marble quarry; viii
hire a few apprentices z. r. Fletcher:
Woodbury.. VI I4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

STEAM-HEATED g. ROOM COTTAGE.
with all convenisnces very large lot nice
porch on sides all in rood condition and
ready for Immediate occupancy. Located
only few minutes walk from oostofflee in
good neighborhood, Price s2,s50.00.
EoW's THTsi NEARLY NEW GROOM
HOUSE. with bath lights. ote. 2 hen
houses. strawberry patches. nearly an acre
In good sarden. oil up in nice shape guam
tity Of ample trees. curTsnts, etc. garden
and small fruit will be worth $4,000 or
more to the owner this year: location n
good. near school. and handy to granite
plants, sbcut 1 minutes walk from eas.ine
price 100000.
lust OUTSIDE THE CITY. We can Of
fer you good home. house, barn and ! acre
~ land. part Of which has lot Of straw
berries 100000 is the price. $4,000 down.
ABOUT % ACRES OF LAND WITH
Co"F0RTARL HOUSE AND BARN for
$4,000; about a. miles from the city
win keen or cows and team terms.
s50o.0o first payment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
PUNCH

Chestnut, white star and stripe in
lace, left hind pastern white.
Foaled March zo, 1914.
Height, 16 hands. Weight, 1880 lbs
Bred and owned by
H. R. c. Watson, Brandon, VI.
PEDIGREE: His sire was sampson
506l A. w. r.. son of Knox Morgan
4677 A NJ r. lSampson is a pure bred
Morgan,
His dam was the imported Suffolk
Punch mare Ashmoor Jubilee t6974
Goa, BY Hustlers Prince, 1858, by Cock
field Prince, 1913.
PUNCH WILL MAKE THE SEASON
OF Io2o AT
T. A. STATIONS, BARRE, VT.
Cali and see him.
TERMS: SIS TO WARRANT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
WANTED

WANTFD-Noung lady experienced in book
keeping and stenography desires position
inquire Of t., care Times Office s4ts'
WANTED-By adults. a or e-rcorn tene-
mcnt. modern improvements. centrally 10
Gated Write % ~. ", care Itmes. seq
MANTED-A or s-rogm lcttaE. nouTr.
all modern improvements. centrally locat-
ed write to H" care Times sSts
WASTED-Any smount 81 pine. oak. ssh.
spruce OF hickory lumhtr. cash u dry Or
sill advance 70 per cent fast sawed TO
st-srt Albany n Y. tel Mafh ioii. sstl'
WkNTED-k oaict horse for she sumner
Ter IL keeping james ThoW. South Barre
VI E7tss
WANTED IN small quiet family DO
ing rrnerai hcuscEork have con 2 ~.
cd Lille G. Emery. r. p. 2. Gr0ton. carr
Hiram Daniels. sets'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
This is the time to buy. Let us
help you TO decide.
THE d. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Do YOU WANT A
HOME?

As everything looks SO pros
porous in Barre at this time in
all lines of business, we have a
few good homes to offer for
sale at a bargain.
300-H-0ne is s-room cottage. very
modern, finished in wood. mostly hardwood,
with electric lights, bath. and furnace heat (:
nice cellar. nice lawn. with shade trees.
enc Of the best gardens in the city nice
barn. well finished. suitable for garage or
to keep \ team. with a basement under the
barn the house sets on an elevation where
Il affords a splendid view Of the city We
can sell 81 a surprisingly low price. con
siderinR the condition Of the place.
40s-G-A 2-tensuent house with a large
plot Of land with a garden and playground.
shade trees w in very good share, with
harm the party Is leaving the city and will
cell al a sacrifice.
For further information con-
corning these and other city
property and other farms of all
descriptions, stock and tools,
apply to
]. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
1an.AcRE FARM in Marahf.ld IA n,i fro

I4o-ACRE FARM in Marshfield, 1% mi. from
postoffice 2-story house in good shape !;
good big barn Just recently built over :
euqipped with litter carrier and horse fork I;
shed room and Toulouse, large henhouse
running water TO house and barn large ap-
pie orchard, extra smooth nire-laying fields /:
plenty Of pssturinR. tire right kind: eSti-
mated loo M Il. OF lumber and lot Of
wood this farm will run rs cows and team
and can easily be made 70 do more someone
ought TO get interested in this deal quirk
when they see il and find out the price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE--All season cabbage tone Of
the best, red cabbage, Savoy, scotch
kale, l0c doz. asters, l5c doz and few
dozen tomatoes John Baerl 35c doz
James Levie. VI Hill street. SITS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

CABBAGE PLANTS True Danish BaIlhead.
perhaps the most popular cabbage for win
ter, loo a doz.. 35c for so Coo per hundred
SNOWFALL caulifower, l5c doz., 81 hun
dred; John McAndrew, 225 South Main
street, 82t2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

There have been so many deaths and
removals in the Unitarian church in
Bratteboro in the last few years that
there is some idea it may be necessary
to close the church. The property is
Of the handsomest in town and the
question of finances does not enter into
the question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
HOUSES TO RENT

| TO RENT pstairs tenement Of 5 rooms
and woodshed electric lights md gas NJ
| II Short street inquire downstairs. sSti
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT--At p
Merchant street: 5 rooms: bath. Ras and
electric lights all in rood condition in.
ouirr st "a Merchant street tel 155-W. s3tf
TO RENT-Tenement corner Elm and Sum.
rner streets rooms and large shed IN
ouire at Is Eastern avenue s0t5'
TO RENT-Tenement Of 4 rooms at lao No.
Seminary street newly painted and pa
nered inquire Of Mr. Rosie at house or G..
A. Huntington, 80 First avenue, Montpelier:
telephone connection. f4tf
TO RENT - Small tenement at All North
Main street also Groom tenement on
North Seminary street o. D. Shurtleff, 800
North Main street. f4t
TO RENT-Downstairs tenement Of & rooms
pantry and bath. electric lights and large
Garden together with barn privileges VA
telenhone bs-R or inquire at 2l-22 Rowland
building. Flwin L. Scott s9tf
TENEMENT TO RENT--A downstairs tene-
rnrnt with large barn and large rardens
~ Sc Berlin street inquire Mrs. Eugenie
crs 7eer. fs Maple Grove. or Miss jeanette
Grsaser at Tildens Shoe Store. s7tf
TO RFNT-6-room COTTAGE on Branch rtrset
newly repaired call S9s-3s; F II. Nichols
sstf
To PFNT-Eight-roon house upper VII
inrton street. connected with sewer. hem
house md barn 10 acres Of tillaRe and pas-
ture Mrs. Lille Smith 81 Patterson street
tel gss.J s4tf
TO RENT-Five-room downstairs tenement
al Sc Maple avenue. bath. gas range. cleo
tr'e lights inquire at % Church street or
tel sa7-M e2t
To RFNT-Fivr-roonn tenement with Garden
Of 81 Elmwood avenue; apply at same ID
dress. eoa
TO RENT-Srnall tenement at No. II Add
son risee 5000 per month; inquire 81
F. NJ White. 81 Upland avenue, set
To RFNT-Three-rcom tenement az 10 West
street hot and cold water. Eas and electric
lights: INQUIRE Of r. l. Smith II West
ssrp~t. tel sip-Y. or Alex. McHaffio. tel
lee-w or sse-M. 6bt
TO PFNT-Tenement 4 rooms, SO a mo-
Smith place Maple avenue Smith Bros,
TO RFNT-Four-room tenement With gar
den and henhcuse: also other teaemsnts
Mrs. j T. Callaghan. ~ Park street. tel
i7l-w. iltf
TO RFNT-s-room tenement. LIST foor. The
Northern: all modern apply at $50 North
Main street. sftt
TO RENT-Tenement at 70 Merchant ttreet
also 4 tenements on WILEY rtreet all n
sryt-elass share modern improvements
Geo W. Mann. 81 wellington street s2u
TENEMENT TO RENT in house at rear Of
Currier block. iss No. Main stree; INQUIRE
Of r. s. Currier after p. m. 20 East
street Barre. .sd
FOR RENT-A GOOD T-room cottage house.
spring water bath Ratchelder street
". w. Scott. Bolster block. lstf
COTTAGE HOUSE TO RENT - On Vine
street G. L. Woodwork. Eastman h,s.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

TUX 5ALE--ShoWcase, ice chest 48' x25' x
corn machine, empty wine barrels, counters,
tables 20'x3'. sleigh, wagon, clothes cabinets
l only 600-gal. wooden portable water tank
window blinds, wheeibarrow, botting ma
shafts with axle attached. preserving Jars,
pints and quarts, and jugs tel 1881
Joseph Zaneoni. T9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
FOR SALE IN so. CABOT VILLAGE

Is0-ACRE FARM, extra rood buildings. all
in fine shape; iis-story house with vcran-
das house large enough for families and
well-fnished rooms one Of the best of rel
lars barn. 40x70. deep drop bays. n dandy
silo. good stables, never-fhiliue water 10
buildings and all inside: a nice apple or
ehard. n1achine-n-owing fields, cuts hay Of
the best quality 100 to goo NJ. standing tim
Der on the place. close TO mill % head OF
cattle. of which III are nice cows rood
pair Of horses. almost new harnesses q lot
OF rood farm tools will sell the property ell
together or farm without stock and tools :
price right either way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE - Victrola and record cabinet,
both mahogany and in perfect condition |;
also about 100 records, including opera, tlas-
steal and sacred selections will sell records
separately G. A. Morris. S72 North Main
street S1t9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

HAY FOR SALE-No. / horse hay also q
pair OF horses, your choice out Of pairs
ranging from $500 to 3.l00; Smith Stock
Farm. South Barre. s3te.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

CABBAGE PLANTS-Copenhage market,
a very fine second early or midseason cab
bage. l0c doz 35c for so. csc per 100
Booth. Cherry street. tel 667-Y sits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-An oldsmobile s-cyiinder r
passenger, in good condition; inquire T.
w. Sheridan. Granitevile, Vt, phone 27s-x
H4t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FUK sALE---UFhce fHtures Mosler safe.
good size, fiat top dGk office chair, stove
for wood or coal and calendar clock " z.
Ayers, SITS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE r Gas range, gas plate wash
tubs, all in good condition. call $50 North
Main street. B3t2*
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE complete and
in good condition must be sold by Wednes-
day call tonight, to 3, or all day Tues
day; Mrs. w. J. Gilbertson, 40 Beacon
street, tel Dir. s3t2%
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

CELERY PLANTS White Plume and Gold
en- Self-Blanching, 12c per doz., 4oc per so,
75c per 100. Booth, Cherry street, tel
Soy: 1916
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE--A very thriving monumental
business in town of Willows, Cal. county
seat ana only snop in county reason for
selling. poor health: w. H. Brown, box s26,
Willows. Calf. T7t26
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE2A few more good nice and r
weeks-old pigs tel. s07-l4 H. L. Douglas
Barre. salts
FOR SALE-One reg. Holstein bull calf, 3
mo old. sired by 2s- 10. bull and out Of
good producing dam l pair of heavy work
horses z. a. Cutler. Barre. soft
FOR SALE-Eght 5-weels old pigs; W. r.
Shepard. tel. 1921. Soft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE-By gal. or Dbl, BLACK DIA-
MoND RUBBER ROOF PAINT: water,
weather, fire and sunproof 500 ibs to hbl !;
am ready to paint or repair your roofs
h. l.. Densmore, l Pleasant street. 12tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
TWENTY-EIGHT COWS

- the balance 2-year-olds, yearlings
and calves; also. the herd sire. Erwin
cites Raymond, No. 29lSs. An especial
ly good lot, healthy. well developed
Guernseys which Mr. Bates was years
getting together, AND THE HERD is
NOW ONE OF THE FEW FEDERAL
ACCREDITED HERDS IN THE
STATE. You will find in this lot animals
suitable for foundation stock or to add
TO your herd. While this stock has
never been forced for high production.
no doubt the larger part is eligible for
advanced registry and will make salts
factory records. Make your plans to
attend this sale and secure some of
these animals from this productive
herd. many of which trace back 10 In
ported May Rose King and sheet An
Choir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
Real Estate and
Personal Property
at Auction

On account of i'll health, / have de-
eided TO leave Vermont and must sell
my property at auction on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
ron SALE IN SO. CABOT VILLAGE

FOR SALE IN so. CABOT VILLAGE
A sAwMILL all in rood running condition
Hearly an acre az land for ward room, &
board saws and number NJ small saws
lot OF extra betting. one lain. bslt so IT.
long. nearly new = lot Of aNtrz nulleys
blacksmith outfit forge. anvil drilling ma
chine. wise. work be,ch and lot Of other
things a large amount Of room over mill
for manufacturing chair stock, great
place for hobbin factory. ms this oroncrfv
Is located close 10 p large amount 81 all
kinas Of timber and II taken right away
S700 buys this whole outfit.
These properties. both farms and village.
are advertised 10 sell aEo have more.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Detailed Road Instructions for Motorists
Planning Historic Tour to Gettysburg, Pa

Motorists anticipate Gettysburg will appreciate
90 Washingon
o. -Four corners Farragut Square left along
connecticut trolley along
OS Dupont Circle
13 Fork MCCLELLAN Monument left
line, continuing trolley
59 trolley Chevy
II Bethesda Bear from
Rockville
149 Four left; trolley
Straight
27.4 Cedargrove; Straight
S BamasGns ethand road store on left Turn sharp left
New store right Straight through Same
fare becomes Patrick avenue. Cross railroad sos
a
regular four o. coming pike
Rose Hill Manor to left 15. railroad :.
at
Iiarmony Grove SO Avoid rght-hand diagonal road 63
I.cwstown a
s. atOctin
o
G76
IS
o
lookout
to
SS2 Gettysburg Pa at fountain bank on left
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

trip Will not be given but rather
resume given of the numbcrless
points of interest at Gettysburg
As matter of fact several au
tOmobile associations have pub
lished good sized booklets telling
of the historical value of the vari-
Gus sections Of the battlefield and
the interest Of the motorist during
the trip will be doubled if he has
brief knowledge of just what
took place over 81 years ago on
the ground he is sightseeing.
Near Mason-Dixon Line.
Gettysburg is located farther
South than the first time visitor is
likely to imagine. The Mason Dix
on line is only about nine miles
away as the crow flies. It is only
about hfty-five miles by highway
through LittIestOwu and Westmin-
ster to Baltimore, and less than
eighty-six miles over. the rather in
direct route through Emntits burg,
Frederick and Ridgeyillc to Wash
ingtOn.
According to the last official
statement, the infantry and cavalry
battlefelds owned by the govern
ment and private parties aggregate
24,46O acres, OF which the govern
ment Of the United States now owns
42S.95 acres. and forty-five acres
have been ceded by the State Of
: PENNSYLVANIA for paved roads. The
avenues and piked roads within the
National Military Park total 3425
miles and the earth roads twenty
four miles, making a total of 5S25
miles. On these roads are twenty
five bridges of steel. concrete or
granite, single or double arch. and
ten concrete cUlverts.
A total of S37 monuments have
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

al line Of battle was reformed
south Of Cemetery Fiu to tn, Round
Tops. But no more lighting was
destined TO take place around them
Popular Touring Point.
It is Conscrvatively estimated
that more tourists now stop each
Year at Gettysburg than there w,rc
men on both sides in Tho three
days battle. Large numbers Of
these visitors come over tho high
ways, as nearly all Of tho soldiers
were obliged To- d. in 1868. Among
them. occasionally. il a veteran Of
the blue or gray Whose previous
memory Of the field was probably
that Of scene Of carnage uneffaccd
after more than nifty years.
After one has passed out OF the
immediate battlefield area. ne is
sim in the zuu, Of military move
mcnts leading up 10 the first day :
hEhunE at Gettysburg. Looking
ahead the wCstbouud JoUris' may
See IN the distance the eastern en-
trance TO tho pass Of South Noun
tain. occupied by the Village 81
Cashtown, where Le, would have
preferred TO have fought. rather
than Il; G"tJyShurE. since n yirtn-
riouS he could have easily ,vtrnded
his ConQuests eastward. W uIIn If de-
here with a few men. and moved
his main army back into the cum
berland Valley. and thence south
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Lafayette Motor Plant
Opens Service School

Motorists who have become firm
believers in the economy Of high
quality, and consequently high
priced cars. have learned the i'm
portance OF proper fabrication and
expert mechanical inspection and
attention. In order to have every
Lafayette distributors service sta
tion under the direction OF an cE-
pert who knows Sthe Lafayette az
we'll as the makers. a post-Eracu-
ate service school has been opened
at the plant.
Men who have had years Of ex-
pericnCe on hiEh--radc cars. VINO
know how 10 meet and work for
owners of such automobiles, are
admitted from III" cities where dis
tributors are located. Engine.
transmission and axle are COM
Dletely torn down and built up by
the men. under the direction of the
designer and other engineers.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

been erected by States and organi-
zations There are five bronze
equestrian statues. twcnty-siN
bronze statues standing on pedes-
tails, twenty-ScYen bronze statues
standing on monuments, and TWEEN
ty-one granite statues standing on
monuments. or a total of 927 bronze
rclicfs and tablets, 172 are on
monuments and 7J5 not on monu-
ments. There are 442 iron tablets.
321 granite tablets, and Az guns
on carriages, caissOns and limbcrs.
Thirty-two miles Of wonderful
avenues follow the battle lines,
along which one sees a large num-
ber of old cannon and the breast
works thrown up by both armies.
Monuments mark all of the i'm
portant points. These have been
erected by the Gettysburg battle
fieFd memorial association and it Is
said that this battlefield is better
marked geographically and artis-
tically than any other in the world.
There are numerous steel observ-
atnries at various parts in the park.
affording splendid view of the
grounds as a whole.
Previous to the momentous
events or 1868, GettySDurG was
known principally as the country
town. located in fertile agricul-
tural country and settled by thrift
ty people from the older counties
in the eastern part of the State, II
also was a considerable manufac-
turing center for the time, while
its location near extensive virgin
forests of oak, hickory, pine, ash
and poplar developed a large lum-
ber industry, now almost a thing
of the past.
The first two days of the four
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19

il. whereupon he summoned such
Federal assistance as he could gath
"r in the thick Of battle. and sue
cccdcd in saving it.
Warren Statue.
The familiar statue of Gen. War
rem. standing on a large rock at
the summit of Little Round Top,
surveying the battlefield below. re-
calls this important service. There
being no roads up those slopes at
that time. il was necessary for the
men to drag the guns to the sum
NIT by hand and by ropes. Many
Of the casualties on Little Round
Top were caused by Confederate
sharpsh hooters located at the Devils
Den and elsewhere. until their ac-
tivitieS were checked by several
companies Of Federal sharPshoUt-
ers. -
Subsequent charges by the Con-
federatcs were unsuccessful in tax
ing this strategic position. Though
much less important than Little
Round Top. Longstreet moved down
and threatened to attempt the cap
ture Of Round Top. which was
checked by an extension of the
Union forces that much farther
South. The combats in and about
the peach orchard and the wheat
field were important parts Of this
days fight along or nearby the En-
mitsburE road. LonEstreet says
that Lee counted them as Confedcr-
ate victories.
Later in the afternoon SickIes
was dangerously wounded. result
ing in the loss Of a leg-the second
casualty to one Of Neade's corps
commanders. Darkness put an end
to the general operations there,
though during the night the FEEDER
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Shots Made by Camera in Battlefield.

ITO Her Sons at Gett!sburs" This is the prominent in
The equestrian
he
Get
o par
\ view of the battle eheIda
he
N he of his
mortal hang
n hc not Den with
the bounds of the battlefield 1t here
n
T. The Pennsy syvnna Memorial Gettysburg
by
Humphreys
the fact that
high mark" the Gettysburg battlefield
oaks
in
is the
hcnIth full
il the
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Trucks Replace Trains.

Railroad trains have been taken
of a small road in Illinois and mo-
tor trucks substituted. The trucks
are fitted with fianged rims to fit
the tracks. sandboxes and auto
matte CoupIers. Each carries thir-
ty passengers and hauls a trailer
for freight. 1t is said the truck
makes the 32-mile run on six gal
Ions OF gasoline with full load.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Forty-fue Miles on Gallon of Gas
Record Claimed for "Cotay" Car
Air Cooled Motor Inuented BY Fiers

this lightness, the tires will last
$4,000 miles.
The car has a tread Of only As
inches" Coffyn explained. This is
eight inches narrower than the
standard width. The machine will
be built low and will he well fitted
to work its way in and out Of traffic.
1t is 4 daring car. 1t has chal-
lcuged tradition. 1t has dared cs-
tablished custom in ignoring formal
relation between horsepower and
weight.
q believe that in our machine we
have made the first definite step
forward that automobile construc-
tion has known in some years. It
is the answer to the vcr-mounting
price of gasoline"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-19
Shift Switch On Hills.

If you are coasting down hill,
and the brakes fail. the thing to
do is to throw off the switch and
let in the clutch. This would
check the car as the engine would
have no power stroke to propel it
and the piston. on travelling up
wards on the compression stroke,
would meet a resistance in pres
sure.