_ _ - 1 f r Club Roadster , , . J
peal or any car ou.oo rwno Once, you know
today. ......... 1173.00 1190.no the Marmon 34
You obtain toil .1 ^ intimately, you'll
prices NO IV. You Tbw? c" ' be doubly attracted
obtain a car of no- by the new price.
MARMON AUTOMOBILE CO. OF N. Y., INC. j{
(Open Evenings) 1880 Broadway at 62nd St., New York, N. Y. Col. 5090
MARMON OLOHMnnnJD CO.. E. J. DUNN. HAROLD T. BtRNIB,
Newark, N. J. IW Park Ave., Valereon, N. J. N.w Roctielle, N. Y.
XV D. MARSHALL, WEBKR MOTORS CORP.. 7. f RCTI ART AS OARAGE TNO.
Moriiatown, N. J. 2927 Boulevard, Jersey City, N. J A?bury Park. N. J.
Nordyke A Marmon Company Established 18$ 1 Indianapolie
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DRAKE HEADS AUTO Company; Alfred H. Swnjne, vice preai- OF C NIGHT SCHOOLS
COM. TO MEET HOOVER j 'owTn' preXnt?0^^MotS' GRADUATE MECHANICS
Car Company.
At the reiiueal of Herbert Hoover.
Pr> -icient Clifton of the National Auto
mobile Chamber of Commerce has ap
pointed a committee, headed by J-. Wal
ter Drake, to confer with the Depart
ment of Commerce. This move la part
of the plan of the Department of Com
merce to have more complete knowledge
of the industries of the country. In order
to render them greater service.
The committee from the automobile
[. Industry la: J Walter Drake (chair
man), chairman Hupp Motor Car Cor
poration ; Arthur Waterfall, vice presi
dent, Dodge Brothers; E. A. Williams,
Jr.. pre sldent, Garford Motor Truck
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