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often, he is too late to get any bites.
Unless he shakes it up a little he
will be late when the angel Gabriel
blows his trumpet at the end of time
Nero fiddled while Rome burned.
but Junior Dean fiddles while all of
the other boys work and sweat to-
beat the band, We viii take Nero
every time.
J. ". Miller, as soon as camp is
over. is off to join Ringing Bros.
Circus as the biggest and most hum
orous monkey in captivity. Bruce
Welty is called the Minute Man of
camp because he can't leave anybody
alone for over a minute at a time.
Next Monday will mark the begin
ming of the third and last week of
the boys camp. The girls camp be-
gins on August s. Registrations
should be in at the Y NJ. c. A. on or
before Thursday, August .. Many
have already signed up and it is eX-
pected that there will be about So
of the young ladies in camp.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
EIGHT KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN TWO
AMBUSCADES
Free State Troops Still Con-
tinue Victorious.
BY DANIEL O'CONNELL.

Dublin, July 3l.-Eight officers
and men were killed and wounded
in two ambush attacks against Free
State troops in the region Of Mary.
boro today.
In the first ambuscade. military
motorcar containing detachment
of Free State troops was blown up
by land mine. Captain Lowell.
Brigadier Gray and three others
were wounded and private was
killed.
Twenty.eight irregulars were cap.
tured. 1t is alleged that some OF
them carried dum.dum bullets
Free State troops today advanc.
cd their lines to Cork, the chief
stronghold of the republican rreg
ulars.
killmalock, which Is held by IT.
regulars has been surrounded by
Free State troops and It's fall is
expected hourly.
lrregulars in Killmannock are re.
ported to outnumber the Free State
attackers and in the latter attempt
a sortie. heavy fighting may follow
Severe fighting was reported
from Tipperary throughout the week
end, particularly near Golden and
in the vicinity OF Cashel. where the
rebels have been maintaining an i'm.
portant rost.
A Free State military communi
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DARkESvILLE:.

Darkesville, July 29.-Mr, and
Mrs. Smith and two children and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, of
Martinsburg, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lancaster in Darkesville,
Sunday evening.
The st. Johns Lutheran Aid So
eiety, of Round Top Church, met at
ire home of Mrs. Charles Lancaster
Thursday Those present at the
meeting were Mr.. Charles Lewis and
children, Ethel and Charles, Mrs.
VIM. Bender and one child, William,
Jr., Mrs Mamie Braithwaite and
two children, Juanta and Clayton,
Mrs. Ida Triggs, Mrs. VIM. Hess.
Mrs. Florence Shade and children,
Mrs. Luther MARBLE, Mrs. Maize
Light and son, Roscoe, Miss LeOna
Light, Mrs. Anna Schelling, Mrs. FL
sic Kane, and the pastor of the
church, Rev. Paul Folk.
Miss Laura Bell Kisner was visit
ing Mrs. Kane Wednesday.
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GLASS GUN NO
GOOD AS BLUFF:
BOY IS DYING
10y international News service3

Detroit, Mich. July ~ Harold
Watson, 16. escaped terror of tho
Juvenile detention home, is neas
death today because he attempted
to COW two policemen with glass
revolver. He was shot through the
right lung when he flourishcd the
supposed weapon during chase
near his nome last night In his
pocket was found the master key,
which enabled him to carry on a
romance with a girl inmate of the
home during his detention there,
md later. several weeks ago, to
escape from the place taking two
girls with him.
Police received a report from the
vicinity near the boys home last
night that he was in the neighbor.
hood Patrolmen Butterfly and
Schoenholtz responded.
Harold fed. drawing the snppos-
cd revolver from his pocket as he
ran. Both policemen fired into the
air and then, as the boys weapon"
came to view. Schoenholtz brought
him down with bullet
Beside the PROSTATE body of the
boy when he was picked up lay the
weapon with which he hlnHed
the home officials in his escape and
with which he attempted to stand
off the police. The boy has been I'M.
able to talk since an hour after the
shooting. except to say:
My bluff didn't work this time. "
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
MAKES LOOSE TEETH
FIRM and iMM0VADLE
Heals Sore. Tender Gums And
Makes Teeth So Firm Eat.
ing Is A Pleasure.

People who have spongy. SOFT,
sore. bleeding or receding gums or
loose teeth symptoms of that dread
disease Pyorrhea - are foolish II
they permit these ailments to trou-
hle them unnecessarily They can
do az hundreds of others have done.
start at once TO use the MOAVA
DENTAL TREATMENT the dlscevt
cry of n well known Rochester. NJ
Y, dentist.
As result of using this treat
ment which In the form OF dental
paste, Is simple and Clearly to use.
your teeth will begin to tighten. the
gums will stop bleeding, recedins or
discharRing pus and the entire
mouth and throat feel cleaner and
taste sWeeter.
You have undoubtedly wanted to
know If treatment existed that
could cure pyorrhea or RIGGS Dis.
ease and put an end to all mouth
and gum disorders. MOAVA DEN
tai CREAM Ia just such treat
ment and YOU can try 1t on the
money back If dissatisfied plan. Ar
thur NJ. Gilbert can supply you.
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NO SUBS MISSING
10y International News Service

10y lHtCFflat'pfidl vows ot' NfNNj
san Francisco. July %, Otictals
of the twelfth naval district today
discounted reports that four Unit
ted States submarines were miss.
ing off the Mexican coast. 1t was
stated that no such report had
been received In naval circles. Ad-
vices from the submarine base at
Los Angeles we're to the effect that
no accident of any kind had occur
red, 1t was said.
The submarines were said to be
part of convoy of twelve enroute
to Hampton Roads, Va. from Los
Angeles in charge OF the T., s. S.
Beaver. The report that the -four
had been lost originated in story
told by a sea captain on his arriv.
al at Los Angeles
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
CATS, NEW FAD
Icy international News ServIce1

Paris, July 29--Persian cats, led
on slender chain like dogs. are
the latest fad among the idle rich
at Deauville, the most fashionable
watering resort in the world.
Numbers OF men are to he seen
before the fashionable hotel Nor
mandy every day exercising Tabby
while their wives are getting their
beauty sleep.
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PHILIPPI POST NO. "A
THE AMERICAN LEGION
July %, 1922,
PHiLiPPI, w. VA.

My Dear Comrade
H. candidate Republican
impressed me have decided to support him.
deciding support doing
n the World
served and all
efficiency Veterans Bureau and know
Senator Sutherland has raised his the floor Of the Senate
the and to the departments Senator
tell Of
publicity
O. 0
deeds
himself
failed soldiers
need Sutherland
been the victims of his neglect and Indifference He has sgna failed the great body
cared
to
will deed
Sincerely yours,
CO. PHILLIPS Commander,
PhGpp ST No IA, The
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
Lone Skirt Taboo.

Miss Geraldine and Master Char,
les Raney, children Of Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Raney. South Water street,
have returned from a two weeks'
visit to their aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, of Edenhrook orchard. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Anna Brown who will spend week
with them.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
WEEKLY FORECAST
Nv International NeWe SerVIce.)

Washington. July % Weekly
forecast Mid Atlantic states 49,
Unsettled weather. local showers
and normal temperature frat part
Of wee followed by fair weather
and moderate temperatures.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31

Miss Mabel Lynn and her cousin,
Miss Knabe, OF Pittsburgh, who
spent the week end with Miss Anna
NJ. Conklyn. Charles Town. have re.
turned accompanied by Miss Conk-
lyn Will spend the week WITH Miss
LYNN ot hee h~@ve ~ WI~"h pS'r7
avenue
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31

William Citizens, amateur Hou-
dni, drowned in the river at Pitts
burgh when the knots tying his
hands failed to slip.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31

que states that rebel prisoners will
not be paroled in the future unless
they give their word not to again
engage in military duties.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31
WORKING GIRL
CAN'T DRESS ON
$3.50 A YEAR

New York July 29.-Nell Berger.
buyer for a Topeka. Kansas depart
ment store, who recently gained
Public attention by listing the price
of necessary clothing for an Ameri-
can working girl at $3.50 a year.
admitted today that she would have
to revise her figures upward
The Kansas Industrial Court was
trying to find out how much it cost
Il girl in the middle west to dress
The big mistake was made when the
Job OF listing girls clothing was
turned over to men, while the task
OF setting down the prices was turn
cd over to Miss Berger.
Too Many Clothes.
The men. in their ignorance, list
ed such things as corsets. petit
coats, corset covers and WOODEN
stockings when everyone knows that
70 girl ever wears those things any
more. Miss Berger, who is here
for her firm said so herself. She
also said that the humhlcst work.
ing girls pay more than % cents
for stockings
Lonn Skirt Taboo.
Another bit of interesting infor.
nation from Miss Berger was that
men will never allow the long skirt
to come back. Evidently they are
satisfied with what they are seeing.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31

The cotton crop is promising, al
though danger Of heavy infestation
by the boil weevil remains great.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-31

\ power house FIRE completely
paralyzed the street railway sys-
tenn of Brooklyn borough and stall
ed about 100000 passengers for
from one to two and a half hours.
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g t.iNOND MURPHY
Post AdIutsnt.
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e. o. PHILLIPS
Pest Commander
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Most o. the big lakes in the central
Adirondacks can be reached b. auto
mobile.
To reach 'hc gateway at Albany
from New York both sides Of the Hud-
son River can be used Motorists COM
inS from southern New England can
cross over through Jacobs Ladder on
Route 80. 60 Albany From Boston
and points beyond Route No. is the
direct ropte through fitchDurg. Green
a4ld. then over tho famous Mohswk
Trail. throlgl WlIamstown 20 Troy.
From Maine. the White Mountains
and the Green Mountains Route No.
rs BE- followed through s.. Jonnsburg
% Burlington where the lake can De
crossed by steamer. or the island trip
cen be taken around the North and
South Hero Islands 10 Cnazy. Connee-
tions can be made from Binehamton
90 Utica by going north through Nor
wich and Oriskary Falls. and from
Birchamton 20 Syracuse win Cortland 4;
from Elmira 20 Syracuse vin Ithaca and
Cortland, or through Watkins and &C.
neva
Motorists coming from Buffalo and
points beyond can 20 through Batavia
and Geneva 20 Syracuse or follow the
more scenic route from Niagara Fails
over the ridge route through Roehes-
ter and OswegO TO Pulaski.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Tire Dealers viii
Hold Protest Meeting

New York City tire dealers
are waxing no, over what they
regard as failure on the part
of the tire makers to take
proper interest in their welfare.
Accordingly, a mass meeting has
been called by the Greater New
York Tire Dealers Association
for Wednesday afternoon. at the
Hotel Marie Antoinetts. To act
upon the grievances complained
Of. and which include:
Revision Of prices which makes
IL doubtful IL the tire dealer will
make any money this year"
The placing Of new tires on the
market in competition with the
older makes which. though sal
able. in many instances are being
sold at a loss.
A lack Of cooperation on the
part Of the tire manufacturer
with the retailer. and 4 disrup-
ton Of the tire business as con
sequence.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Big Siearns-Knight
Company Formed Here

The Stearns-K Knight Motor Car Com
pany Of New York, Inc. announces that
10 has taken over tho distribution and
sale Of Stcarns-Knight automobiles in
New York and Brooklyn. northern New
Jersey. western Connecticut. Long
Island and southern New York State.
This territory. which was formerly
handled as a factory branch" Will
now be under the direct supervision Of
Captain Robert p. Holmes and Warren
T. Ellis president and treasurer, re-
spcctively. of the Stesrns-knight
Motor Car Company Of New York,
which supersedos the F. 3. Stearns
Co. Of New York. formerly under the
management Of George L. Booker.
Captain Holmes has been FOR many
years sales manager for J. n. Meal
man. OF Boston. New England distrib-
utor for Stcarns-Knight motor cars,
ard brings 90 the new company a
thorough knowledge Of all details Of
the business. Mr. Ellis is president
of the ". f. Ellis Company, Inc. Of
Havcrhil. Mass. builders Of machinery
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

H,rs.r -. . ~ are 20. . n. bunm'r
Orssnwleh. Conn. - Oyster nsy '. =
70 octobsf-issvs Orssr~leh =, iiia. :.
80 and Leave oT'isr nay ~. i'i'. J.
' ~sw garans
iiadlym- y" chester. conn on sigma
"a m 10 r NJ.
saura.rrosn - N.-per, va
Jsms'iown Island l. ns.,' isas. hourly
Brs'oi 70 nr".l rsny ,nay y 10
OCTOBER H. wsst s,y,' sbov, every
Assv, sv.ry hour from a ~ 20 is.is
?. ~.
Acres. IN. H-s.e- rf,~
Tarfyiovn 20 Nyaek fNorih RIVER Fer.
~ comranYl-Eysry hour. N to -
m en the hour from NyseA IN he
hair hour from rarryto~u additional
frips IN summer
fsrrJtswn 10 Nyaes fNerh River
siesmboat Company Every hour. -
NJ 10 p m. On IN hour from Tar
ryts~n. On ne haif hour from Nyses
Garrison - West Peint--About -vsry
fsrts-fve minutes from fts m. 20 go
y m.
Ns~hursh - neaeon Trip, every sre~n
minutes from m. 20 p n and en
holiday. Every isn minutes To or more
hats every hour from t.i5 a. IA. on week
dsys 10 II IS >. M and on sundays -
TO 40 80 o. go 1910 10 20
ii,io and iite m Prs boai from
beacon sss@days as boat
Poushkeersie m Highland Roais from
iouRhKsepsi- run srsry ten 20 nfi'sn min
utss from ~ - > m. every thirty
minute. from > "a 70 iiisa . m snd
~ ~, f.s m $50 N. 7.io
~ and m Ls,e Hsh-
land slt m.. so m rs m
it5 a. m SIS su ~ There
shsr every fen To- sftesn mlnuf~s uniil
ais ? m. every thirty minutes 10 n IS
p m snd as trip from Highland a.
- ~ ,fhe,' shsdules effective Msy
RondoSi % sI,irhi,sorg Every Ave-
no~ open Tor iraniel
4 mintci.r 20 Rinruon About ever,
tory ,rins,.' from =, n 80. 10 10 N
p Additional ir.r az ii5 p m from saugss-
4 tiss srd p N from Tivei'
'sf-kiil ~ Greendsie- rssry haif
hour from - m - 81 p ~ Addl.
'lonal trips on srnai 10 connect With
Hudson 20 Athens-Aboai ever, halt
hour from - W TO-
SoasAe<i- 70 N.rion hoo~ About cferl
ih.uy N for'' minute, from ~ q. IN. 20
$50 . IN
ai.eelian.oas
NJ. Lliti. West rwsli,h s,re.t. Sorth
River . m.. lsate Ba,tsry iAndinr
$50 p. m. srrlvr Highlands abouf $50
, N arrivs srsbrEhi about 2. m az
r.~~ ionE hraneh anoui SIS = m f.sAs'
Long nrsnch M arrive seabrirh'
about n m arrive Highlands about
N. arrive Haff~r, fandlng about n
.. IN. arrive cansesoort pier about 1854
NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Road Notes

The Trbnn, rd b. olad 10 aHsv,T
written qusriss rseerdirc road eeHdi.
hoHs. Addys0 oil iHquires - Auto
mobile Department Room ;f.. Ne,r
fork Tribune. 49, NIssau Street, NsV
York CITY. S,U-cddycn,d. stamped en-
r'iope should ~ ireiosed For ils bere-
~ of automobile Tourists The Tribune
reprints in 10 Automobile Section rom.
pl'i, reports ~ road conditions 90 row.
pii'd periodically Nv the different state
Hiohwag Departments IL ne Ea,t
Ferry schedules also riH b. found N
this section.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Connecticut Detours

Norvaik-w Wilson roinf Road concrete
"ofs completed 70 dstcuf nscc'sAti
ffste' Poet ,sad short dc-uur for -c't-
sisiton- shslton Nieho, Road under
obstruction rrnt"' should tax shelton
BsfnnnY-N~r Ha'en-Nsugatuck lower
fcad under Construction open IN nees
Mantle Co r.d o. fne. bafs.Nn Little Hos
Ton Sch1oihou-e and Blackaall. - Snors
closed from HsrkhHil end OF Job 20 sound
View Good lrfour proi dfi knal ops
frl in south ilst goo Mantle fnu hut Fougn
Nlrh--N escfly fof miles undef cor
affurflon ir $3.50 secflrn- FIRST -~cticr
fIcrr fox HIN srufn. asrhaf h~ins nr
pied rurd uIf hs ri0sfu fQr shout $50
areis fffouf f.t FnGueiaun =. .lou
from Nanfh Sf0nl1gton south. hottofr
.oIr-- b-lns built ra-fsbir hli good 10
V.a Milford Ken Road ,Fedsral ~
So - Grading and cuiN'r' wors. fuel'
r..nmulf nded fp sfHr m east side ~ rl'-
Uom SsU Milford Go Gtyi0ldsvilis IN or
dsr o. avoid della. due 20 cnnstruciion
Oxford Quaker Farms Road. peiouf ~
ee-t -erorifnsndsd
Hn0dHm-if -iflliinEforfn fnsd undo e0r
sfructan Oufn 10 local fr4Tic Th-ouFi
frarlc from Nlddifft fr fHnlnn sholt'
So b. r~y - saytrook
uufiinrfon- -niter Road - p4rsae BE ~
rouFh rran'c should us- de'onr q" Co
Fsrmingioa- Road on hsf y
fasa orsr ~ fr4fic but Nfrg rousn
Tar.c from Hartford 10 winsi~d sho1l'
80 D. war ~ A"or
Grarbf -Wesifeln Road closed netoH
sic N1ltn Granbl f.a1He from liartfoT'
fn W.ttf.id should 60 'ls Springfield
stafford sprlngs-west stafford ROAD
fInrf Nsfugr rf.'ffH
south Wind.of.Efilngi0n Road unds
eorstrurfian <horl defDgr rec~ssary
Giastonbuf, Hebron Road under con
ffrurti0r rasfanie .
New Hartford NepauE Road-Snori -
tour around fwu bridges lusi "r'i of -
I lalg fetervolf
Thorrasfon- Main STREET Detonr IRON
-oufh enf ~ center - village oiher~i-
[
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Big Plans for Lafayette

with $1,000. 900 Of additional capital
and the more active participation oi
Charles W. Nash. announced in . state
ment 10 stockholders last week, the
lafayette Motors Company, Of Indian
Apolis. has undertaken a new program,
which. IN the opinion % its directors
will entitle II 70 a position Of rapidly
increasing Importance among me quail
ity car. Of this country. When the
negotiations toward q merger Of the
LAFAYETTE Motors Company and the
Pisrce.Arrow Motor Car Company, o.
Buffalo. were recently dropped, plans
for re.establishing the lafayette on Q
sound financial basis. which previously
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Auto Trade Notes
rsrkia,en Adds the Hupnobil.

William Parkinson Motor Sales Com
psny have been appointed associate
Hupmobile dealers IN Manhattan and
the Bronx T Butler Van Alstyne.
president Of N, Van Alstyne Motor
Corporation. Hupmobile distributors.
cent during ,ne last year and that /,
has nov beeome Necessary 70 loeAlize
Hupmobile ssles in the various auto
mobile districts rather than 20 continue
all sales from one central point. The
Parkinson Corporation has been the
largest distributors OF Stutr ears and
IN adding the Hupmobile line they still
adhere 10 four-eylinder construction.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

WITH Loon Lake. Uprcr Saranac. Paul
Smith and S. Regis Lake. connect
ing with che northern trunk highway
o. Malone. Troa day tho main high
way goes up tha Arsabic Cnasm. skirt
Ing tho west shore or Lake Champ.ain
90 PLATE burg Connections b. boat
can tc made acrc-s tte lake 90 Bur
lngton fron Por. k"a., three miles
due cast OF Aasatle Chasm ard Plate
burg
There s q good road iuanins ives;
from p.ar.s5.Ig 60 tia.-- lot .r-
ISIS can g., through irom Clay hure 20
Saflnac on . dirt road via Silver Lax
and Union Falls 20 Bioominrdalc.
From p,.tisbuIC there are two roads
going rof'h. one thc main highway %
MCut.ea. through Chazy crossing mo
international boundary line at Rouse *
Point. and the other connecting with
the cStrcme northern highway ~
Mcoers. The gateway 20 the Atiron-
dacks from the northeastern corner D.
az Eouses Point.
There arc number of routes lead
ing into the central Ad.rordacks from
points along the Mohawk Valley. o
reach Lake Pleasant. SacandaSa Lake
HNN l~tNN 4~H-. ti''.'
faced rond Going from Fonda through
Glovcrsviile and SacandaSa 20 Specu-
lafof.
II Racquette Lake is tho objective
there is q good road going north from
Little Falls. also one from Hcrkimer
which connects a. Middlev.llo. tnen on
through Barnevcld whore connections
can be made for Hinckiey Lake. and by
continuing on 90 Alder Greek there IS
a hard-surfacod road 30 Old Forge AZ
the foot Of the kacQuette chain From
Alder Creek. by continuing north. mo-
torists will find q good route through
Poonville and Lowviile 90 Watertown
There is also q good road from Uticf
through Rome 20 pulask' and direc'
trunk line ffom Syracuse through Pu
laski 20 Watertown.
Direct Road to ro;siam
From Watortown. going north, there
is a direct road through Gouverneu'
and Canton % POtgdam. The most IN
tercsting and scenic route from Water
town is TO 60 through Clayton an'
AlcNandria Bay, where excellent view
. of the Thousand Islands can be Oh
r tanned. This .s p delightful place q
tarrv a while. Then continue alonl
the ST. Lawrence through Ocdensburg
. connecting at Canton, following IN
northern route through Potstam. Ma
, lone and Chatcaugay 20 Rouse's Point
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
gn.yk Ping Emelene,

Like the tire makers. We spark plug
manufacturer have learned a lot about
our product. during the twelve years
the indianapolis race has been run,
says Albert Champion, presidsn, of the
A c. Spark Plug Company. We've
had 70 develop our plugs 70 keep pace
With gasoline engine development A.
n consequence, Murphy. in this years
race. had eigh, A c. plugs capable 81
delivering an approximste total Of a.
Louis. reports that sales for Nay were
1875 per cent greater than FOR May, 1921
900 900 explosions during the hys hours
and twenty minutes he vas on tho
track Really, hate 70 think how our
plugs would have Jared under simila
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
siar Mod.ls in he shnsn

The frat slowing Of tho star car
W. e. Durants latest creation in
New York CITY BE- announced ly Star
oMtors. Inc. % take oi5ce new We'd
nssdsy. Thursdsy and fri0ay -f re
salesrooms of ife poertner Motor Car
Co. 1859 Broadway The P0crf0er
Company is distributor FOR The Duranf
line Of motor cars in fhc Metropolitan
district.
This weeks exhibition which win
be for three DAYS only, will include
Eve different models NJ tde Star ear.
together with n chassis ard two "trip
ped frames FOR the purpose NJ demon.
strating the Durant Tubular Bacs
bone" which is feature in fhe star
ear. The models % BE- shown and fhe
prices a. announced by tho STAR Com
pany arc. Touring car. f3fs. roadster,
1919. sedan. tffi. and coupe $3.50.
Aside from tne touring car none -
these models has been shown previous
lv anywhere.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Woman Heads Asto Company

Miss MarsAre, Z. Taylor, one Of the
most popular executives in the sutomo-
bile industry in Pittsburgh. Is nid 20
have the distinction Of being tn, only
represents,i,. Of her sex Who is the
active head Of an automobile business.
Mi,s Taylor il, IN. general manager 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

had been partially formulated. we're
completed. The personnel ard policies
Of the Lafayette organization will re-
main unchanged. but {. W. Nash. pres
ident of tho Lafayette Company, a.
veil ss ~ the Nash Motor Company
~ Kenoshs. vii participate more ac.
lively In its management The design
81 the Lafayette ear. which has under
gone practically no changes since its
conception. will be continued.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

the Pittsburgh Lexington Automobile
Company. a. 1920 Penn Avenue, one y
the oldest firms in the automotivs IN.
dustry. She has been with the pres
srt company since its formation IN
1909. when she was engaged as stenog-
rapher. Later she was bookkseper, as
sistant manager and hnally genera!
manager. In the sia year, under her
management the business has more
than trrbled in volume
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
ro nrookI,n and Ians Island

R,,,.-, fo rhirty-ninih street south
nrookiyn About every hail hour from .
a o. 20 2 3 m -
Fulton Sirssi Manhattan. - Fu.ton
street nrooklyn-Abou' every fory MIN
uf-s from o. 10 20 - y m.
CIa.or Point = y. 20 College foint
l. Every forty minutes from : r. 49, -
Il T. fn All year