smoking car

Harper tells Dunn after he walks up to the smoking car and gives Harper instructions on extricating herself.

Several of his fellow passengers in the smoking-car were passing the "Courier" about and pointing to the editorial.

He went directly to St. Louis, sitting up three days and nights in a smoking-car to make the journey.

When the New York train reached there the young man found his guest in the smoking-car, travel-stained and distressingly clad.

Henry Falkins had seen the two defendants sitting quietly and peaceably in the smoking-car, and they had nodded affably to him.

I'll bite the smoke-stack off every railway engine I encounter, and throw it into the smoking car, where it really belongs.