Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-01


President Taft by Gov. Draper and other
prominent officials of Massachusetts and
Tho officers of the American Automobile
Association to attend the automobile car
nival at Lowell, Mass, during the week
of September q.
! NJ. Stoddard of the Cook & Stod-
dard Company, this city, has returned
from a visit to the factory, in Syracuse,
n Y, where he went to inspect and be-
come acquainted with the 1910 models of
the Franklin car and to arrange for the
coming season The first of these cars
are now in service Mr.. Stoddard was
given an opportunity to ride In and drive
cars OF the new model and assure him
self that the company was rSht IN oe-
claring that for 1910 it would put out us
air-eooled motor car in form that would
mark a distinct development in automo-
bile construction.
Frank Kulick, who piloted the Ford car
in the ocean-to-ocean contest, was re-
cent visitor in Washington. He is max
ing an extended tour in the east.
Schnlder car TO Europe. WneFe he VIII
spend the remainder of the summer tour
ing.
Dr. j. r. Spencer has joined the ranks
OF auto enthusiasts and has purchased a
model H, Crawford touring car, fully
equipped.
u
Harry Kits in his big Palmer-Singer
500 car on trip to Leonardtown, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Early left yesterday
afternoon for Ruckeystown. Md, in their
panied by Mrs. Earlys mother. who will
spend the summer at Buckeystown.
T.. l.. Cornelius, accompanied by his
family. enjoyed a trip to Atlantic City
over the short route last week in his
Overland Mr.. Cornelius is chief clerk
in the sergeant-at-arms office at the
Capitol.
James W Beller and family spent
the weekend at Atlantic City. The trip
was made in his Ford touring car via
1Iavre de Grace and Philadelphia. Mr..
Beller is an enthusiastic autoist. He is
in tho secretary's Office of the United
States Senate.
The records in the Office of the secre-
tary of state in Wisconsin show that
there have been 1883 cars registered in
that state between the date of first reg
istration and June !. 1909. Illinois has
already passed the 10000 mark.
Charles W. Terry. accompanied by the
members Of his family. enjoyed trip to
Ridgeville, Md. and return last Sunday
In his Buick car.
Automobile licenses have been issued
since The Stars last report as follows:
Ellen j. Kirby, 2o3 l street Columbia
electric Victoria.
A. " Lawrence. Bond building. Midland
touring car.
Horace F. Clark, 1860 Harvard street,
Ricketts, runabout.
Horace F. Clark. 1860 Harvard street.
Ricketts, touring car.
Mrs. Z. Atwood. 1900 18th street, Her
G. Engles Sons. $50 Center market
Hartsraft runabout.
ID. c. Hall. 151 Thomas street north
west. Ford roadster.
A. W. Whitaker. 3s17 14th street. Ford
runabout.
Il. Fl. Cave 314 Massachusetts avenue
Ford landaulet
William s. Lotion, 1923 NJ street, Max
we'll runabout.
William Fl. Saunders, 1907 F. street.
pope-Naverly runabout.
j. Russell Verbrycke. jr., 2301 1st street.
Maxwell runabout.
\. S. Reavis. 121 I'd street northeast.
Mitchell touring car.
r. L. Averill 1879 Columbia road, Over
land roadster.
Roy Koontz. GIG 18th street northeast,
Oidsmobile.
Fred S. Avery. 1908 Goth street, Brush
rgnabout.
John j. Sullivan. 1904 u street, Stanley
runabout.
NJ. l.. Ward, $40 18th street northeast,
oldsmobile rina bout
I. a. Fitch, 31.6 18th street. Oidsmobi.e
runabout.
John l.. Martin, 900 4th street, Cadillac
yunabout.