Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 66

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 13, 1926—PART 3. HENRY RE ELEGIEU | HE ROAI) Tl VIVID CORPS OF feet ft;ur ln;‘hes in height— h:‘ has re p oc” Gerner, h{fir'lkl starter for the % W he Cl'a )e-Han er. s —B Ulrl\(‘i (Il) t lfif,l"},l.(‘b l'l'nA KS n.l(-l' 1:vn N i Motor .L‘J"H’\K ..\Sfifl:lilfl:'fl: el y BECK. | | DRIVERS WILL COM- [oucsis over fotc rivais in Cuba una| Gerner wus a star molor 5ol side timer, who drove at Narragansett, [ins of the itw 3 nes for the A A A PRESIDENT| [THE EYEWTNESS TO THE TRAGEDY, PETE AT LAUREL | rhers s, ot P ST Bt ity the fovrrnes speder ’ ——— He is driving the Frontenac which | In keej with the spirit of the - WHO ELABORATES ON THE HAZARDS (Coninuen fom i pasey _| 737 Bl Do Chiino whes | eup 6 it et e, s = g found in motor racing an adequate| AS a younger representative of gesretary of Sl 5 Sets Record by Entering OF THE HIGHWAY TO THE TIMID ’ outtet Jor the oI od i M. K. A group, Fred Winnai, 22 Lol g e of auito race. Senyardo drives‘a Mercedes at|Y -0 pilot, is one of e most | & - r Py i ; ising of the drivers who are eom. | Speed. Jacobs also is fator of no Fourth Term—Urges Na- | | TOURISTS WITH A LONG TRIP AHEAD ey Sl crening the e | o o o T W et abis, 1t ket f & e heel of a German car. Senyardo.is|nai is sure to be at the wheel of a fast |Practice to take the wheel of the fast, tional Safety Campaign. respected as a speed demon of consid- | car at Laurel on Savurday. Tre has\ e (S0 e hoards or the dirt. ~ LN ‘,<¢;7 (/f a3 . erable fame in Cuba, whence he came |been on the Maryland track during the , ra - to invade the tracks of the United |last week, turning it in a Frontenac — - { ) A = Be States. y and again in Pugh's Bugatti. His| Used cars require time to become Thomas P. ile £ Detroit for the| | : 3 1 Lou Fink mikes his sports, hut re.|mastery of the fast motors was ab-|adjusted to a_new owner and new en. fourth time | cen elocted presi- 4 ) - 757 taing supremacy in all. A prize fighter parent. = s | vironment. drivers treat an ol G 105 Asnciican Automobile As %% y y by physical aptitude—Fink stands six! AS interesting as any of the drivers|automobile ex: he same way soctation. N v election was elamation choosing urth time t A 1 4 mew vecord in | | ! 4 ; < W . previous term by an o \ > 5 % L} ‘ ident in a quarter of | = i : | 2 { 2 edit for the success of the poli of the ors tion during the ! M wd 1] " last three years was wiven whole i | ) \ 2 heartedly to Mr. Henry by delegations — from the S13 clubs e » | J I ° G annual convention : 5 -4 ‘ / : il ! ! / g 3 o Although th by the h Hundreds of these pumps are lo- i e, A/ 7 j i o ¥ . cated throughout the city dis- T @ 7/ By R Z pensing millions of gallons of napolis, and R AR ~\ =] e e N7 : MILES—Power—Pep to Wash- was re-elected secretary and Kane n of Philadelphia E t z \ R 4 { A y a £ e therutive commitice e ey, / ] == : ington motorists. Geor, Robert I Kidney D Hill. Che LW e J. Walker, San Francisco | Step to Bus Organization. i / Mr. Hill is chairman of the bus i /fj board of the A. A. A.. and his elec- | ' ih' tion to the executive commitiee marks ) "l A Y the final step toward ional organi. - ikl L Ll zation of the independent bus opera e Sy tors of the country as a unit of the ATA A | In accepting the presidency D Caotherimies i dhenul Don't Blame the Wiper. ’ Parking Site Important. Blimare Mnionive Murk by oot Beciuse the operated wind THE OLD MECHANIC SAYS: Parking too near a driveway is a cated that he will shortly appeint an | 0 Lt way of courting trouble. ¢ It is also nterc] ouncil to act earing | U7 2 iy ¥ 2 ¢ to v ca « r | AT L cleaning b i i thing 10 do. with | There's more than frony in the|mighty useful to him with the ola |Pad Policy to feave ihe car (o0 mear house for n: s s become @ habit with many | . g itk e ¢ |car, and so 1 tried to point out to |the entrance of a building or a store, L DT stul |t s ‘who jump at, conclusions | Vise Suy's remaric that buyin’ & new | [0 SEA, B8 § CO, 10 B, rama a8 cars driving in and out do not safety plans and pre h e e Stramded with | car is mostly n matter of changin’ | hi™ the fAct that With this PANCTRIES | S1ave nold to the stralght and nar- ~“This is one field. Mr. 3 S awies that the trouble | service stations. 1'm here to state| o€ the sublect of biakes tQ VS [0|row path. i ot e Ymh_ | b6 o %6 turn the 16Te | th to have a change of serv- | L 1Tl 00 et £ r S ; The | ice scenery even it you've got vour | PTRHEN & i ! : on | heart set ‘on troubleproof motoring | Lhere I8 such a thing as gettin zate this leadership, p: ; as| SR il suble | with the new car, ) Al night will not rouble | wit} ar. e e s a Y s dore regards traffic safety, sther 0 B The tank goes dry it is be- | Every service station has a meanin’ | [ fiy, IHe g mart ot e O civie or commercial organization. The |1 {0 i ‘causes all its own to the feller who is willin’ | {7 g €A St iplbgittig ] | . ne applics. to amother jmportant| —to learn. Sometimes there's just | ¢ ante 1% V' i Kinared. feid. mamely, the de. | T | hatiind oot g s By | Lo 2eImetiAL @A LR ‘ Crank Case Service at Telopment of uniform ordinances and| elubs in_the local and the national|some car units between cars to give | go Y BRI ARG SR TR SSRGS All Lightning Motor regulations for motor vehic! .| field \ proper organization they|the owner a broader picture of the > 4 3 e B . et 5 time. Upshot of it is that if some- Mr. Henry reminded the ca Fehrid themselves of unjust taxes:|whole works. You get sort of narrow . 18 ! % of the country that il *{ they can safeguard the use of special| when vou buy the same brand of ad- 3";(\5 :‘;;:nlx’r'i"'z"!,flf’:f- \‘:\‘mvhum_\ a one. | Fuel Statlons— have learned that they cannot taxes lev inst them: they can|vice ail the time. DAOSE SERR their battles singlehanded and bind | eliminue the “fee system of wrests'| Ono chap complained to me the | e L by e o o i1 HUDSON and GARDNER together for the promotion of sane|on the highways; they can develop|other day because he had to run |y oiieg o i gl ¥ SRVIC SPEC measures affecting the s ot | trmffic uniformity from below Instead | back to his service station with the | [(o-Elves sou & new slant rounds Bl L BLECHL 20,000,000 car owners can ti vel of it belng imposed on them from|new car to have the brakes adjusted. o, s 3 o bl e e iy oo el i o it st simutite ity dibs | [oiLe Do EUIRIISE WP it o Boltftalice T. J. CAMFIELD | three turns instead of tw Rear 1118 13th St. N.W. otoring progress in Am proposa mpulsory Habili brakes on the old car, and when the | @ | Main 5917 . Rosslyn, Va. Phone Franklin 391 declared, “deptnds on organi surance, core of other is ¥ started botherin’ him with the —_— Whatever victories have heenachieved | prompted ignorance and fanati job he was worried—naturally. o | in the past number of years can un. | cism, but by reason of which the car|He admitted that the information he There are 885 fleets of 10 or more | questionably be attributed to organi-| owners have in the past been too|picked up around the service station motor trucks operating in the State of |} gation of the car owners in motor often victimized.” for the mew car would have been | California. Tires and Accessories Another Miracle of Chrysler Quality The New Lighter Six ¢ ) || rne New Lighter Good News O Chrysler 60" for Six Buyers \ :mc.“.s::zz The facts about Hupmobile Six value and Club Coupe - 1165 Coach - - - 119§ - - 129§ b. Detroit, subject ‘ederal excise tax appearance—and the thrilling performance it ives—are good news for every prospective uyer of a six. For they tell you of a new deal for the public. A car that performs like sixes much higher in price; and that counts as its Chrysler “60” own every one of the sterling attributes which = have made Hupmobile celebrated everywhere Our used cars rep- Quality Features for long life and low costs. 6Cylind. Moter. 1 6-Cylinder Chrysler Unusual Features e 2 54 brake horse-power. - Gusoliag Filter, - Remarkably Easy Steering - Uphols Value in this terri- 3 60 miles and more per hour. gu{.u: )ga-mfl;:w:;flhim;- Syntt‘hql One. Jgd\iu'::! t:r:.tc‘e:t;zli:lf!wi % > e - Strong, Rigid Frame ¢ v 4 50 25 miles in 7% seconds. Yo d%rnhhg Specisl. Vibration Damper - Machined ‘ekes and modele: 5 Easily 22 miles to the gallon. el : . " G -bearing crankshaft Hupmobile Six Hupmobile Eight tyou. Now comes the new lighter six, Never before in the S e ? q " & g history of the 7 Aluminum alloy pistons balanced R it o R A e P e wht raatic » . Chrysler “60”"—one more accom- industry have you been offered so to sixteen one-hundredths of an e e asmenser. $1325. EQUID- seat,§2345. Roadster.with rumbleseat. $2045. e D icon ircs. four. Touriag, five: passenger. $1945. Touring, plishment added to the roll of ¥- much value for your money. : Koo e YAl prices £ 0. b. Detroit, seven- passenger, $2045. All prices £, o. b, sler achievements. 8 Impulse Neutralizer—not a bal- ‘blus revenue tax. Detroit. plus revenue taz. That’s the result of Chrysler quality. .‘;‘3.'.',,‘;“.'1?,,‘1&?:.3‘;5:‘.’3’3? M rmen o MGEUTIRG | EEES HUPMOBILE SIX the lower priced six-cylinder field uantitys It.means EBDEILLLLY of per- 9 Purolator—that purifies your oil, and has established in effect another formapce in each respective class, m-'c"" el o | new standard for the whole industry Superior craftsmanship, superior ——— to follow. value. 11 Full pressurecilingeystem—insur- ing a film of cil in all bearings, 60 miles—and more—per hour It means, in the case of the new S e e (Chrysler model numbersmean miles lighter six, Chrysler “60”, that there 1 e MRl per }ui:ur); lightnin% la‘ncceleraat]ilon; isn’t a car approximating its price that 13 Manifold heat control, important er symmetry of line—in all its begin it i i in siarting motor. Ch‘l?s beaut (thrysler e oy o TICHIVM prewtec bsering waee. striking beauty; P ance, comfort, safety, luxury. 15 Chrysler hydraulic four-wheel enal riding ease; the coveted safety brakes that makeforsaleoperation. of Chrysler hydraulic four-wheel It meansthatthe newlightersix,Chry- 16 hh'.‘fi"l" both front and rear, brakes; impulse neutralizer; oil-filter sler “60” is sensational in its supreme T graiE ';d';:;,’,’:f:;j =l and air-cleaner; seven-bearing crank- quality, its supreme value. 17 Chrysler dynamic symmetry of shaft; full pressure lubrication; roomy : v léody design. E luxurious bodies; and thatsound, sub- We are eager to prove this IO‘ you. Tl e hed :'“‘; stantial engineering construction See lh_e new lighter six,Chrysler “60"; ety which in every Chrysler car insures drive it;—and you won't be satisfied 19 3.“:: :-':lhinmhn(celmcom- long life. with anything less than it. : 20 Full balloon tires, 30 x 5.25. 380 Model 60 on Display Only at 1612 U St. N.W. H. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros. STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc. 1612 You St. North 4296 Home of the Certified Gold Seal Used Cars Branch Salesrooms—Connecticut Ave. at Q St. and 1321 14th St. N.W. Champlain St. at Kalorama Road Columbia 5050 ‘E. R. KEENAN, 10th and I Sts. NW. ¥ Note: New Showroom, Connecticut Ave. at S St.

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