HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH DIRECTORY Of Leading Automobile and Accessory Firms of Harrisburg, Pa. Accessory Houses. M. Brenner & Sons Motor Co. 1702 Third St. Black's Garage, 205 S. 17th St Front-Market Motor Supply Co. 109 Market St. (Wholesale) Keystone Sales Co. 108 Market St. Square Deal Auto Supply Co. 1214 Third St. Standard Auto Supply Co. 113 Market St. Myers Accessory House 11th and Mulberry St. Auto Painting C. A. Fair 1137 Mulberry St. Automobile Schools Auto Transportation School 260 S. Front St., Steelton Battery Dealers Excelsior Auto Co., "Exide" 11th and Mulberry Sts. Electra Garage, "Gould" Evergreen and Thompson Front-Market Motor Supply Co. "Willard," 109 Market St. Frank C. Seiber, "U. S. L." River Ave. and Paxton The Fishman Garage Co.. Inc. "Eveready," 4th and Chestnut Curtain and Top Repairing C. A. Fair 1137 Mulberry St. Electrical Equipment Arthur P. Myers 109 Market S. (2nd Floor) Garages. Black's Garage 205 S. 17th St. M. Brenner & Sons Motor Co. 1702 Third St. Harrisburg Auto Co. 4th and Kelker. Liberty Garage 16th and Walnut The Fishman Garage Co. Inc. 4th & Chestnut Rex Garage & Supply Co. 1917 Third St. Passenger Cars American Auto Co. "American Six" Front and Forster Sts. M. Brenner '& Sons Motor Co. "Briscoe," "Kissell" Third & Hamilton Sts. WE ARE NOW ABLE TO MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF THE FAMOUS Stephens Six FOUR PASSENGER MODELS J. S. SIBLE Jr. DISTRIBUTOR Third and Cumberland Sts. Bell 1003 THE STANDARD 8 HAS COME TO HARRISBURG WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED DISTRIBUTORS FOR DAUPHIN LEBANON AND CUMBERLAND COUNTIESFORTHISFAMOUS 8 We have an attractive proposition A ride in the Standard eight will for a live dealer in Cumberland convince you that this is the car and Lebanon Counties. you have been waiting for. LET US DEMONSTRATE ITS SUPERIOR QUALITIES CHESTER TAYLOR & CO. 17th & DERRY STS. HARRISBURG, PA. BELL 2731 SATURDAY EVENTTTG, Conover Motor Co. "Case," "Elc-ar," "White" "Hupmoblle" 1334 Howard SL Driscoll Auto Co. "Chevrolet" 11th )fc Mulberry Sts. Dauphin Motor Car Co. "Oakland" 11 S. Third St. Gomery-Schwartz Motor Co. "Hudson," "Essex" 116 Market St. ' Harrisburg Auto Co. "Rfo" ' Fourth & Kelker Sts. Hagerling Motor Co. "Premier," "Pilot," "Saxon" 1135 Mulberry St. Keystone Motor Car Co. "Peerless," "Dodge," "Chalmers" 57 S. Cameron St. Keystone Sales Co. "Apperson Eight" Kirk & Ochs "Liberty." "Cole Eight" 16th & Walnut and 131 S. Third St. Miller Auto Co. "Maxwell," "Oldsmobile" and "Haynes" 58 S. Cameron St Monn Bros. "Crow-Elkhart" 13th &- Thompson . M. L. Mumma "Studebaker" Third and Reily Myers Motor Sales Co. "Nash" 1210 Penn St. Overland-Harrlsburg Co. "Overland" 212 N. Seconal St. Packard Motor Car Co. "Packard" 101 Market St. Andrew Redmond "Chandler" . | Third and Reily Sts. i Rex Garage & Supply Co. "Velie," "Jordan" 1917 X. Third St. ! J. &'. Sible, Jr. "Stephens Six" Chester Taylor & Co. "Standard Eight" 17th and Perry Streets. 3rd & Cumberland Sts. George P. Zeck "Buick" 25 S. River Ave. J. L. Wiebley "Franklin" 4th and Chestnut Sts. Williams Motor Car Co. "Ford" 231 X. Second St. Truck Dealers M. Brenner & Sons Motor Co. "Kissell" Third & Hamilton Crispen Motor Car Co. "International" 103 Market St. Conover Motor Co. "White" 133 4 Howard St. Chestnut St. Hardware and Motor Truck Co. "Giant" 211. Chestnut St. and 17th and Chestnut Streets. Denby Sales Corp. "Denby" 1209 Capital St Driscoll Auto Co. "Chevrolet" 11th &■ Mulberry K's. Eureka Wagon Works "Autocar" 618 North St. Harrisburg Auto Co. "Reo," "Duplex." "Hurlburt" 4th & Kelker Sts. Harrisburg Welding & Machine Co. "Armleder" 92 S. Cameron St Hagerling Motor Car Co. "Kelly-Springfield" 1135 Mulberry St. Gomery-Schwartz Motor Co. "Stewart" 116 Market St. Keystone Motor Car Co. "Dodge," "G M C" 57 S. Cameron St Kirk & Ochs "All-American" 16th and Walnut Sts. and 131 South Third Street. Overland Harrisburg Co. "Garford." "Bethlehem" 212 N. Second St. Packard Motor Car Co. "Packard" 103 Market St. Miller Auto Co. "Oldsmobile," "Mack" 38 S. Cameron St. Monn Bros. "Day-Elder," "Sanford" 13th & Thompson M. L. Mumma "S'tudebaker," "Brockway" Third & Reily ENTIRELY CONDITIONAL He—So you wouldn't marry th 1 best man living. She—Well, not unless I was sure 1 j would make a better man of him.— | Boston Transcript. MC GRAW TIRES Ribbed Non-Skid Cord Guaranteed 5,000 Miles Special "Imperial 30x3 sll.oo' Call on phone for prices. WITMAN BROTHERS 40 N. 10th St., Harrisburg, Pa. "Bill's" Garage 1801 Susquehanna St. NOW OPEN Ford Car Repairing a Specialty ALL WORK GUARANTEED BOIRRESBTTRG TELEOKXPH' Myers Motor Sales Co. "Nash" 1210 Penn St. Andrew Redmond "Vim" Third & Reily Sts. Rex Garage & Supply Co. "Velle" 1917 N. Third St. Williams Motor Co. "Ford" 231 N. Second St. Sunshine Garage "Rowe" 27 N. Cameron St. Selden Truck Distributors "Selden" 1017-25 Market St Repair Stations Bill's Garage 1801 Susquehanna St. Federick's Garage Rayfield Carburetors 1808 N. 7th St. Chelsea Auto Wrecking Co. 24 N. 11th St. Rettberg Bros. Steelton. M. L. Cole 88 N. Cameron St. West Shore Auto Co. Wormleysburg, Pa. Tires and Vulcanizing Harrisburg Auto Co. "Firestone" 4th & Kelker Black's Garage Vulcanizing Keystone Sales Co. 108 Market St Square Deal Auto Supply Co. 1210 N. Third St. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Wholesale 210 N. Second St Myers Accessory House 11th & Mulberry Sterling Tire Co. Miller Tires 109 S. Second St Harrisburg Auto & Tire Repair Vulcanizing 131 S. Third St. United States Tire and Rubber 1012 N. Third S't Rex Garage & Supply Co. 1917 N. Third St Used Cars and Parts Chelsea Auto Wrecking Co. 24 N. Cameron St. Both Houses Get Another Batch of Bills Washington, May 24. —Bills and resolutions almost equal in number to those presented last Monday, ! when Congress convened were ln : trodueed to-day in the Senate. Sen ate officials estimated that nearly 400 were introduced yesterday. A bill similar to one recently pre sented in the House, by Representa- I t,ve Campbell, of Pennsylvania, pro viding for the distribution among the states, of captured war trophies, was introduced by Senator Wads worth, of New York, j A joint resolution praising the ser vices rendered during the war, bv I Miss Evangeline Booth, commander I of the Salvation Army, and confer ; ring upon her the honorary rank of | colonel was offered by Senator Wat son, of Indiana. It was referred to I the Military Committee. I'AMOI'S TEMPLES OF JAPAN ARE IN RUINS ! mP T? 3 ki ? n Tnn EKyP , t bUiU hPr mor >- i ments in stone; Japan built most of s s °' w °od. The Egyptian pyramids | were thousands of years old when Ka makura was built. To-day the pyra- I nuds seem no older, but Kamakura's greatness is only a memory. A few temples built from the wreck, after fire and tidal waves had destroyed the city," arc all that have remained, and tliey I are frapile temples of wood. In one temple the imape Is a Japa nese conception of the pod of the lower world. The flpure has an unusual his tory. An imape maker, it is said. died. When he appeared before the lord of the other world, he was told that In his lifetime he had never represented the lord of the world properly, and that he must return to earth and make a correct likeness. The flpure is pointed out as the result of the order. The most remarkable imape in Kama kura is not in a temple. It Is the well { known Dal Butsu. or preat Buddha, i which sits alone in mediation with only | the sky for a roof, and casual visitors I and a priest in attendance. The prove which surrounds the Buddha seems i dwarfed beside his piant proportions, j The statue is said to measure fifty feet | in heipht, the head alone beinp nine | feet hiph. This piant Buddha is one of ! the relics of Kamakura's thirteenth cen tury greatness. It has survived because It Is made of bronze plates fashioned by the best metal workers In Japan. It is one of Japan's very few monuments that can aspire to rival in longevity the pyramids. WOULD'T NAME HTM MIKE It is a dismal task to have read the numerous applications for dis charge that are pouring into divis ional headquarters personnel office. Nearly all the woes, real and imag inary. that exist in the world are included in the collective influx of appeals from relatives for thp re lease of alleged breadwinners. lieu tenant Klnkaid, assistant to the personnel adjutant, has the duty of handling the doleful details of the woeful wails, some of which are justified. it is true—hut a great many more are, superlatively, not. The lieutenant's first name is Mich ael. Therefore, little comment is necessary on the state of hie feeling when, in the course of reading a day's mail delivery of frenzied fi nance'stories from fond families, he came upon a personal letter attach ed to a file of affidavits supporting a man's claim to discharge, In which the loving correspondent expressed herself thus: "I will not name the baby Mike. I am sure he would die if I did." —Overseas Camp Dodger. HIS EXCUSE Top sergeant—Late again this morn ing? Buck private—Yes. serpen nf. "Didn't you hear the bugle?" "Yes, sergeant." "Why didn't you pet up then?" "I made a slight mistake, sergeant." "A mistake?" "Yes. sergeant, I'd been In bed so short a time that It seemed a, though It was taps the bugler was blowing Instead of reveille!"—Yonkers States man. EMERSON RECORDS All the latest hits — 9-inch 75c. 10-lnfh 85c. Hear them at Yohn Bros. mMM MXitkA . . "War Beer" Will Be Manufactured Until Gives Decision New >ork, May 24.—Uninterrupt ed production of 'war beer' until the i courts have passed upon the claim of the United States Brewers' Asso ciation that the beverage, contain ing 2 '"54 per cent alcohol, is non intoxicating, was assured yesterday when t ederal Judge Mayer granted an injunction restraining Govern ment interference with its manufac -1 turc. i The court declared that his de d WFIELD k 0W *■ > rA-RBUTkETQ-R 'y," PIC raij rvOES your motor pick-up the iKL fjr/1 i 3 instant you step on the accelerator ? (/$) Perhaps the fault is in the car- \§hj| Gsgf . buretor. A Rayfield will give your car Kg* jg2 the same rapid acceleration it had when it was new and at its best. KvM And besides a quick PICK-UP, a Y/Jb Rayfield will bring your car more power, J®F/ speed, pep, endurance and economy. |N®| y/Y Drive around tomorrow. We will tell jyS you in detail just what a Rayfield will Tjgn do for that car of yours. CTIY FEDERICK'S GARAGE 1807-09 NORTH SEVENTH ST. DiNtributorM General Automobile Repairing Hupmobile Service Station 1 B Model 90 Breaks L <c|p|3 '/ t^ie World's Non- \ lVj y > jlll Their Pride Is a Deeper IB ||| Thing |j|| §|pp The fact that an Overland Model 90 stock car broke SR £p£3 the world's non-stop high gear record, does not add to Slfß the pride of Model 90 owners. ||i=g Their pride is a deeper thing. It has developed S=P |23 through weeks and months and years of wonderful 3g§ I3N personal experience with Model 90 cars, under the BUI ||l|| trying conditions of every days demands. §!§ |§£} It means something to every man, of course, to 'jjjUj ggp know that his car is an exact duplicate of the Model 90 Slli <g|g3 > that smashed the world's record. ?3|§ But the great satisfaction is in knowing as Model 90 |B|| |3g3 owners know, that your car looks and performs as a §l|§ thoroughbred car should, everywhere, all the time. lrf§§ IHH To really know how well a car can be built for £985.00 you must know Model 90. IBl] The Overland-Harrisburg Co. IB 212-214 NORTH SECOND STREET YORK BRANCH: Open Evenings NF.WPORT BRANCH: Y/b~. cs 12S-X3O West Market St. Bell 4370 Opposite P. R. R. Station. V 1 | Overland Model Ninety Five Paeeenier Touring Car, J9BS f.o.b. Toledo ome t0 OUf ,tofo V . i I cision had been influenced by Presi dent Wilson's message to Congress, recommending repeal of thewar-time I prohibition act, insofar as it relates to beer and wine, and by Federal Judge A. N. Hand's ruling, last week that the layv placed a ban on the i manufacture only of liquors that were, In fact, intoxicating. JAIIi IN, HIS HACK YARD, BUT Hi: HATES IT NOW lk'loit, Wis.—James Hoot, who has been chief of police of South Beloit for two years, has a perfectly good jail on 1 his hands, but no authority to put any J WAT"24, T919 one Into It. When he was elected chief Mr. Root built the village boosogow on the back end of the lot on which his home stands. Now the South Heloit council has de. cidcd It wants another chief of police. !1 Automobile and Aeroplane School | Classes Day .3 liCnrn it good trade—be lnile|ieiiileiit. I'lntv yoiirwlf in a pursl- 3 tion to be able to demaiHl a good job anytime, anywhere. TTie de- 8 1 J maud for trained automobile and aeroplane mechanics far exceeds fi |§ tlic supply. Thousands of Trained Mechanics Wanted at Once i We train yon thoroughly in a short time. Our courses are com- § | A few hours a day in your spare time after you are through 3 |j your regular work will make you an expert. Get complete details s | now. FULL COURSE FIFTY DOLLARS Call or Write, 25 North Cameron St., llarrishurg, Pa., or at Training Quarters, 260 South Front St., Steelton, Pa. !| AUTOMOBILE AND AEROPLANE I | MECHANICAL SCHOOL The city has a ten-year lease on Root's stone cage, and it looks to Jim as though he is going to be bothered for about eight years with some other chief of police locking' up malcontents In his back yard. 9
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