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Edna Tyler, daughter Of the late Col.
A. c. Tyler, OF New London. Conn. VIII
DO maid OF honor. and the brides only
attendant. Lieut. Ralstons best man
will be Capt. william a. Mitchell, En-
gineer Corps, now stationed at West
Point classmate Of the bridegroom at
the Military Academy.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry P Shugerman.
who were married at Fort McHenry,
Nd. last Friday. came 10 Washington
for their honeymoon. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Julian F. Yates. chap
lain at the post. Mrs. Shugerman was
formerly Miss Eleanor c. Grub.
Miss Laura Virginia Clark. daughte-
of Mrs. Mary Y. Clark. Of Clarksburg
Nd, and Mr.. Lynn NJ. Campbell. Of
this city. we're married yesterday IN
Clarksburg. After a honeymoon trip
they viii come 10 Washington, where
they will make their future home at l40I
L street northwest
Miss Ida Lillian OIutt. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Onutt. and Mr.. Der
trand EweH Trenis were married Wednes
day evening in the home OF the brides
parents. in Cenuallytown road. Rev. DR.
| C. L. Pate, pastor Of the Dumbarton Ave.
nue Church. performed the ceremony
The bride was escorted 70 the improvise,
altar by her father. who gave her IN mar
riage. She wore n gown OF white EN-
broldered poplin. with trimmings Of pear
| passementcVis. The long tulle veil which
/ she wore was held by a spray Of orang
! blossoms. and her shower bouquet was o
| Bride roses and lilies OF the valley. He
| only ornament was a pearl and damon,
! necklace, the gift Of the bridegroom.
! Miss Lucy Lee Offutt, sister Of tn
bride, acted as maid Of honor, and wa
gowned in white messaline. and carried
| PIN, chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid
were Miss Julia Trenis sister Of TIT
bridegroom. and Miss Efie Brooks. VIII
wore white messaline satin, and carried
J yellow chrysanthemums. The best mai
/ was Mr.. George Warren Offutt, jr., an'
| the ushers were DR.. George Standfor'
| Barnes and Mr.. Fred Piugy. Immediate
| W following the ceremony there was
reception, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Tren
Is left for New York. The brides going
away gown was Of London smoke broad
cloth. with a toque Of the same shade
After their return they Will live at IN
! Naples.
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ington with their parents, but remained
et the Greedy summer home at Center
Conway, Mass, until time TO join them
in Boston to sail. Miss Antoinette Greedy
viii spend the winter at PaWtucket. r. T.,
and win sail next March 10 Join the fam
lily abroad. Mr.. a. ". Greedy VIII also
90 abroad next summer The entire fam
lily expect 10 return 20 this country next
fan, and VIII come 20 Washington and
reopen their home in G street.
Mrs. NJ. owens and Miss Inez Owens, Of
Norfolk, Va. have taken an apartment
az the Melwood and will spend the winter
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Fink. OF Peoria, Ill,
are at the Willard Hotel
Lieut. James NJ Loud. Twenty-elghth
Infantry. on leave OF absence from his
post at Fort Smelling, MINI, Is in Wash
lngton on visit to friends and relatives.
Rear Admiral Thomas II. Stevens. U.
S. n. retired. and Mrs. stevens have
! taken apartments at the Cairo for the
winter.
Commander and Mrs. Thomas Wash
ington have leased the residence at 223S
. street for the winter.
Chief Engineer F, c. PrindIe. L. s. N.
retired. and Mrs. Prindle have given UP
their apartments in the Woodley, and are
/ now IN their new home, 1762 Park road
Miss Florence Stewart has returned
from Fort Monroe, Va. where she
went TO be one Of the bridesmaids at the
wedding of Miss Anna Kimberly Gif-
| ford, daughter Of Mai John II. Clifford
U. S. a. retired. and Lieut. James Hut
chins Cunningham. Coast Artillery Corps
U. S. A. Mr.. Earl Atkinson. OF this city
was one Of the ushers.
Mrs. Phil King gave delightful "a
home" on Friday afternoon and had witt
her Mrs r. Harris, Mrs. Leon Reizen-
stein. and Mrs. David Posner, Of New
York.
Lieut. Commander J. J. Raby. U. s. N.
dence 170S r street northwest for thu
winter.
Lieut. Roscoe c. Davis. U. S. N. and
Mrs. Davis have taken an apartment a
the Don Carlos for the winter.
Miss Fannye Michael. Of New York
who has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Joseph King. has returned home.
Mrs. Ludlow. wife Of Rear Admira
Nichols Ludlow, has returned to Wash
ington and is at Friendship" the coun
try home OF her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean. Will,
her home In Lafayette square is being
put in readiness. 1t was occupied for TIVE
years past by the Brazilian Ambassador
and Nine Nabuco.
Mrs Emile Montgomery has returned
to Washington and opened her home 10
the winter.
A requiem mass for Mrs. Julius
Walsh. Of St Louis, a former presiden
OF the Georgetown Alumnae Association
during two terms, will be celebrated i
the Georgetown Convent Chapel Wednes
day morning. November II. at 10 o'clock
The sisters extend to the alumnae a
invitation to attend
Miss Gladys Anne Ord has gone {
Fort Ethan Allen, VT, where she Is tn
guest Of her aunt and uncle, Capt. an
Mrs. J. J. Ryan Miss Ord has bee
much entertained during her stay, anon
the affairs Of last week being a dinner @
r. fourteen covers given in her honor b
F.: Capt. and Mrs Ryan. The color schem
for the table and house was yellow, wit
fan foliage. The guestz included &H
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the society, Miss Amber, received the
guests IN the absence OF the president,
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. She was assisted
by Mrs. Joseph b. Foraker, Mrs. Alex
ander Perry. Mrs. L. n. Norton, and Mrs.
Gheen, wife Of Rear Admiral Gheen. who
poured tea Miss Amber wore a hand
some costume Of black satin and jet.
Mrs. Foraker was in a superb gown Of
soft yellow-tinted satin, with moderately
large hat with yellow willow pIUmes;
Mrs Perry was in black satin and point
lace; Mrs Norton wore black silk, with
large black hat with black and white
plumes, and Mrs Gheen wore q becOm-
ing costume OF white lace over chiffon
and silk. with large white hat and light
blue plumeS. Among the others were
Mrs. R. r. Hoes. wife OF Chaplain r. r
Hoes, L. s. y, who wore pale blue Lib
erty satin. Mrs. Green Clay GoodlOe in
black and white cloth, with large hat and
blue plumes; Gen. and Mrs. George F.
Elliott. Mrs. Arthur Lee. DR.. and Mrs.
Dlngaman, Mr. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen-
dell, Mrs Larrabee, Mrs Anderson, Mrs.
Fairfax, Miss Virginia Miller, Mrs. F. 8,
Moran, Mrs John D. Patten, Mrs. Craig,
Gen. and Mrs. George A. Andrews, and
Mrs. Andrews, their daughter-in-law;
Mrs. Snas Casey and Miss Casey. and
Mrs. KautZ-
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Providence
Hospital will hold It's annual linen
shower and tea at the hospital next
Wednesday afternoon from 1 TO e The
reception committee is composed Of Mrs
Hannis Taylor. chairman: Nine Calvo,
wife Of the Porto Rican Minister: Nine
Mejia, wife Of the Minister from Saliva
dor; Mrs. Robert NJ OReilly, Mrs. Taw-.
ney. Mrs James f. Barbour. Mrs. c. G.
| Marbury, Mrs Galloway, Mrs. D. r, Nc
Carthy and Mrs. Wall. Mrs Percy Hicks
| ling Is chairman of the refreshment cons
mittee.
The Army and Navy Chapter. D. A. P.
will give a bridge and euchre party at
the Portner Wednesday evening. Novem-
| Der II. for the benefit Of Continental
Hall. Tickets may be had OF Mrs. W.
/ H. Beck. the Portner; Mrs. W. c. Bor-
/ den. 1901 California avenue; Mrs. c. b
/ Du Bots, 202S Sixteenth street
/ The opening meeting OF the Indiana
Society for the year lsoo-1O viii be held
on Tuesday evening. November Is 1909.
J at s O'Clock in the Y. N. Q. a. assembly
hall. 1876 G street northwest. DR.. Harvey
/ W Wiley. chief Of the Bureau Of Chem
istry, Department Of Agriculture, will de-
/ liver the address Of the evening DR..
Wiley Is an Indiana man and an enter
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her home IN Connecticut avenue Miss
Cotton spoke az the Washington Club
Monday and at the Missionary Society OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Wednesday morning. She will
also speak at the mass meeting for wom-
en- at the First Congregational Church
this afternoon
Mrs. / A. Roseerans, who has spent
the past three years in Texas. IS now in
the city. at her old home. 708 Ninteenth
street northwest.
Nine. AttweH, wife Of the Argentine
consul. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank
Z. Bates. al her home IN Brookine, Mass,
prior 20 her departure for Buenos Ayres.
Nine. Attwell, with her two young sons,
will sail from New York November %, by
/ the new steamship Vasari, direct 70 the
/ Argentine capital. where she VIII Join
Capt. Attwell. VINO went down on busi-
ness last spring
Miss Emma r. Graves, after spending
four months at Detroit. Mich. has re-
turned to the city Her sister Miss
Amelia B. Graves, OF Detroit. viii spend
the winter with her at 1886 I street north
west
Mrs. Z P. Levy. OF New York. the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten. has
returned home
Miss Florence B. Cert, Of Pittsburg
Pa. left Thursday for home after fort
nights visit TO Mrs. Isadore Grosner.
Mr. Joseph schifman is visiting rela-
tives in Gainsboro, s. G.
Mrs. Frank B. Mccoy and Miss Willie
Mccoy wife and daughter OF Maj. Nc
Coy, who went to Oakland. Nd, viii not
return to Washington until the end Of the
month.
Gen. and Mrs. ThOrp. who have taker
apartments at the Gordon for the winter
are entertaining Lieut.. Frank Thorp, Jr.
|, Third Artillery Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie. Of
Philadelphia. the latter formerly Of this
city, sailed from New York yesterday
Cor Europe and viii spend the winter II
Egypt They will return TO this country
, in the spring and go TO Bar Harbor
and remain for the summer.
Maj. Gen. Wesley Merritt, L. s. a. re-
tired. has returned to Washington for tn
winter and is now at his home, 1622 Rhode
Island avenue.
Miss Tekla sondhe!nner left wednesda:
for q visit to New York
Miss Francis sheeline. Of New York. :
the guest Of the Misses Alexander, o
Harvard street
The Mercantile Club has invitations on
for an informal dance at the club room
on Wednesday. November II.
Mrs. Robert Roosevelt and Miss dig
Roosevelt are expected back in Washing
! ton from New York, where they hav
been visiting friends the last week.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Tuny McCrea hav
taken apartments at the Gordon for tn
/; winter.
Mrs. Morris Gusdorf. Of Eighteent
! street. Will entertain the Whist Club thi
|. evening.
z Mr.. Melvin King was host at bar
Z quet at Congress Hall Hotel on Monoa
4 evening in honor Of his twenty-first birtf
Z day anniversary. Mr.. David Baer, in 81
. half Of the Octagon Pleasure Club, Pre-
!; sented Mr.. King with a handsome die
Z mond ring. The guests were as follows
4 Messrs. Herbert jacob, Leroy King; by
3 van King, Malcolm Aperhaohs MOTT
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spent the past week with her mother,
Mrs. Wood, IN New York. returned last
evening TO her New Hampshire avenue
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. siegfried Fantl and daugh-
ter Ernestine left Washington on Tues
day for their home in Savannah. Ca
Rev DR.. Abram Simon Is in New York
for a ten days stay.
Mrs. Ferd Levi, OF Sumter. S. c.. re-
turned 10 her home on Tuesday after a
visit 10 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Cohen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and their
children returned to Washington on Fri
day from their country place. Grace
lands. at Elkins, w. Va
Mrs Joseph p. Foraker has returned
to her home in Sixteenth street, which
will be kept open all the winter. For
Ter Senator Foraker win spend a portion
Of his time here during the season, and
| Miss Foraker viii be here most Of the
/ time, but Mrs. Foraker viii be IN Gin
| cinnat much OF the winter.
/ Mrs Kautz. wife OF Rear Admiral
/ Kautz. is in washington for a time, Wis
/ iting her brother. Rear Admiral Hemp
/ hill, and family.
| Mrs. Fred Wertheimer. OF Norfolk, Va.
is the guest Of Mrs A. L STasburger.
Mrs. Henry Posner. OF Norfolk. Va.
| spent the early part OF the week IN Wash.
| ington en- route to New York.
Misses Bertha and Amelia Alexander
entertained on "wednesday evening com
pIimentary 10 their guest, Mics France:
Sheeline, Of New York, and had as their
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granddaughter Of the late Mr.. a. T..
Britton. a prominent lawyer and citizen
OF the resident set in Washington. Miss
Britton's parents are among the WELL
known members OF the Chevy Chase
Club.
Miss Marguerite Barbour. whose trip
10 Europe ended with serious illness.
which looked for a time as though it
would delay her coming out until next
season. has about decided to keep her
place among the buds OF this year. She
expects 10 make her first bow 20 society
on New Years Eve. IN her mother s
home, in Rhode Island avenue, which
was occupied last season by Judge and
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch. who also presented a
daughter to society last winter
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tho Colonial Danes housewarming
yesterday afternoon was what might
easily be expected OF them-brilliant and
beautiful II opened the new club rooms
which are remarkably well adapted Tor
entertaining and for club purposes. The
rooms were decorated with autumn leaves
and yellow chrysanthemums. a har-
monIous combination due 10 the taste OF
Mrs. R. r Hoes. who had the arrange
ments in charge. The vice president OF
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A BUSY DOCTOR

Is clien delayed. Keep a bottle Of COW
ANS PREPARATION in the home ard bs
prepared Tor pneumonia, Group, colds,
coughs. Grippe, pains and soreness In Iunfs
and throat External and gives quick
rlisL AL duSsisis. Si.0o, sos. sc.
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Parker, Lieut.. Oden, Lieut.. King, Lieut..
Colley.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn, OF the On
tario. are spending the week end in New
York.
Miss Lottie Dodsworth. who has been
the guest recently Of Mai and Mrs. c.
X. Barth. has returned 10 Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans
Col and Mrs. Garrard, Of Fort Myer,
entertained the officers and ladies of the
post at bridge last Wednesday evening,
their guests including Maj and Mrs.
Foltz. Maj. Treat Mai and Mrs. Winter.
Miss Smith Capt. and Mrs. Andrews,
Capt and Mrs Smither. Capt. and Mrs.
Whitside Capt Lindsey. Mrs. Reilly,
Capt. Horn, Lieut.. and Mrs. Lear, Lieut.
and Mrs. Bowman. Capt Barnhardt
Lieut.. and Mrs. Tremaine. Capt. and Mrs
Moses. LAeuts. Foster. Tate. and Moose.
The first prizes were won by Mrs. Moses
and Capt. Horn. the second by Mrs.
Whitside and Capt Lindsey, and the
third by Mrs. Andrews and MAJ. Treat.
An enjoyable dinner was given at the
villa Flora Club on Tuesday evening, the
following guests being present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Strauss, AR and Mrs Isa-
dore Goldhelm. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs Meyer Fellheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius l. Peyser. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Sig
mund, and Mr. A. D. Prince.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. z. A Goodwin have
arrived here for the winter, and are the
guests OF their daughter and son-in-law,
Capt. and Mrs. Z. A Saxton.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Shepard. of Fort Myer,
Va. are entertaining Miss Norman and
Miss smeltz.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Roland I.
Curtin. Of the Norfolk Navy Yard. spent
the past week in Washington visiting
friends
Miss Ernestine Rich returned wednes-
day from short visit 10 Baltimore.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Bell entertained at
dinner Friday evening at Fort AIyer, Va,
IN honor OF Mrs +. W. Sibley, among
their guests being Brig Gen. and Mrs
Darlington Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Slb!ey
Mai. and Mrs. Liggett, Maj. Charles c.
Treat, and Capt. Hennessy.
Mrs. Hennessy, wife Of Capt. Hennessy
now stationed az Fort Myer. Va, has
been the guest during the past week OF
her father and mother. Brig. Gen. anC
Mrs James W. Reilly. at their home
l7F Q street
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Miss Lottie Dodsworth. who has been
the guest recently Of Mai and Mrs c.
II. Barth. has returned TO Fort Leaven-
worth Kans.
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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn, OF the on
tario. are spending the week end In New
York.
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and Mrs. Read. Miss Williams, Capt.
Parker, Lieut.. Oden, Lieut.. King, Lieut.
Pope. Lieut.. Van Deusen. and Lieut.
Colley.
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Brig. Gen. and Mrs. z. a Goodwin have
arrived here for the winter. and are the
guests OF their daughter and son-in-law,
Capt and Mrs E A. Saxton.
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Lieut.. and Mrs Shepard, Of Fort Myer,
Va. are entertaining Miss Norman and
Miss Smeltz.
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Miss Ernestine Rich returned Wednes-
day from short visit 10 Baltimore.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Roland I.
Curtin. Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, spent
the past week in Washington visiting
friends.
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Mrs. Hennessy wife Of Capt. Hennessy.
now stationed AZ Fort Myer. Va. has
been the guest during the past week OF
her father and mother. Brig Gen. and
Mrs. James w. Reilly. at their home,
l7f7 Q street
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The marriage IS announced by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Resan OF their daughter.
Pauline E. 10 Mr.. John z. Beavers on
Tuesday evening last in Baltimore, Rev
Father o. Donovan officiating.
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Mai Gen. and Mrs. Bell entertained al
dinner Friday evening at Fort AIyer, Va,
IN honor OF Mrs +. W. Sibley, among
their guests being Brig Gen. and Mrs.
Darlington, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Slb!ey,
Maj. and Mrs. Liggett. Maj. Charles G.
Treat, and Capt. Hennessy.
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LOCAL BREVITIES

The Lurline will sail this afternoon
at Q clock for the mainland, carry
ing passengers and mail
J. J. AIberts takes this means of
thanking all of his friends for their
kindness and sympathy in his bereave-
ment.
Today viii be the last day to en-
gage season tickets for the Lilliputian
Opera Co. as the regular sale opens
Monday, March 1.
The annual meeting Of the Honolulu
Hospital Flower Society will be held
in the rooms of the Associated Chari-
ties on Monday, March l, at 1880
a. IN. =
The Civic Federation held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Five yacan-
cies in the executive committee were
filed, the terms Of that number hav-
ing expired.
The stage scenery for the Pollard
Lilliputian troupe arrived here on the
Alameda yesterday. The company of
trained kids will arrive here on
the Moana from Vancouver.
There will be public hearing in
the hall of the House of Representa-
tives on Monday evening, at 7:30, in
order to bring matters bearing upon
tax legislation under discussion.
The sugar crop of the Maui Agricul-
tural Company for 1908 overran the
estimate considerably, and Manager
Baldwin in his report, states that the
1909 crop viii probably reach 10000
tons.
Bishop Smith, accompanied by Rev
| Mr.. Wadman, leaves by train this
| morning in order to visit the mission
stations in Kahuku and Laie Tomor-
| row he win preach in the Korean
| church at Waialua in the morning and
IN the evening at Eva.
A cablegram was received here yes
| terdav morning by Edgar Henriques
| announcing the death of his mothe,
in New York City. The blow came
| deublv hard because of the fact that
| it was but two weeks ago when he
received the news of the death of q
brother il Chicago.
| A service in English will be held
| in the Chinese church on Fort street
| half past seven o elock. Readings from
the dramatic story of 'tPaul, the Pris
oner of the Lord" viii be given by
some of the young men of the church
| A cordial invitation is extended to all
| The arrival of Mrs. Ella s. Wash
bum. Most Worthy Grand Matron OF
the Eastern Star, was the occasion 70,
a very pleasant reception rendered by
the local chapter of the lodge. Some
| of the Honolulu ladies went outside
| the harbor to meet Mrs Washburn, or
the Alameda, and she was literally
covered with leis when she left the
| steamer.
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PERSONAL.

Howard B. Lombard Of Oakland is
in town.
L. G. Fouse and wife of Philadel-
phia are in the city.
A. B. Miller arrived here from
Marysville, California, yesterday.
Martin Crane, a passenger on the
Alameda, is from Berlin, Germany.
H. W. Reynolds of Rochester, New
York, arrived here on the Alameda.
Miss Ray Davis, who arrived here
on the Alameda, is from San Fran
cisco.
F. ". Fletcher of Portland, Oregon
arrived here from the mainland yes
terday.
G. A. Domedion of Denver, Colorado
arrived here on the liner Alameda yes
terday for short stay.
Coming all the way from Cincinnati
C. L. Greno and wife arrived here yes
terday for visit in the Islands.
G.. s. Chaplin, a prominent man from
juneau. Alaska, arrived here on the
Oceanic liner Alameda yesterday.
C. w. Nibley, wife and two daugh
tiers arrived on the Alameda yester
day. They are from Salt Lake City
W. c. Bergin, manager of the Wal
kiki Inn. wife and child returned OF
the Alameda from visit in the States
J. A. Haskell and bride of Redlands
California, are on their honeymoon
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ELEVEN NEW AUTOS
FIND READY BUYERS

Eleven automobiles were taken out
of the hold of the All. s. S. Pleiades
yesterday and each was transferred to
the Won Hamm-Y Dung garage under its
own power. Included in this shipment
were one Thomas Flyer so touring ear,
one $40 horsepower Thomas tourabout
for Henry Along, a handsome machine
of high power; one .seven-seater Pack
ard, three Cadillac 30's, one Cadillac
roadster, two Stevens-Duryeas, Model
x; one Rapid truck. Many of the ma
chimes are already placed One of the
Cadillacs is said to have been sold to
p. G. Jones, and another to the Water
house Trust Company.
There was no difficulty in getting the
machines from the wharf to the garage.
The tanks were filed with gasoline and
the water tanks were loaded, the elee-
tric switch was turned on, the brakes
adjusted and the machines were off as
if they had been in use for weeks.
The new arrivals have almost filed
the available space at the Won Hamm-
Young garage. In fact, when all cars
are in the ingenuity of the garage pee-
pie is taxed 20 find room for them