Evening star., 1909-06-20

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sylvania and New York the journey will
be concluded at Thousand Islands. where
the party will be entertained at the John
stons summer home.
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]. A. Muehleisen, captain of the Auto
mobile Club of Washington. has returned
from an extended stay at Flint. Mich He
spent portion of the time touring
through the state Of Michigan, visiting
Lansing. Bay City. Saginaw and Pontiac.
He covered 432 miles in Buick car.
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Much interest Is manifested by local
motorists in the proposed floral fete to be
held in this city in September. Many
varieties of richly colored flowers are in
bloom during September. and it Is stated
that beautiful floral decorations can be
accomplished with comparatively little
expense. A feature of the weeks auto
mobile carnival in New York recently
was the floral section. which contained
floats of every description mounted on
automobiles.
Lee Counselman, q former champion BIZ
cycle rider Of this city, has been heard
from. He is on the Pacific coast as sales
manager of the Chalmers-Detroit Com
pany.
Official information has been received
from the state highway department Of
Pennsylvania that the provisions Of the
new law giving nonresident automobil-
lists the right to use the roads of that
state for ten days. provided they have a
license from their home state does not
become effective until January !, 1910. in
stead Of being at present In force. as pre-
viously announced. With the exception of
the license feature the remainder of the
law. 1t was decided. is now in force.
Automobile licenses were Issued last
week as follows: Chapin-Sacks Manufac-
turing Company, LIST and NJ streets north
east. two electric delivery wagons; ]. F.
Ferguson, Baltimore, Md, Buick road
ster; DR.. John Constas, 925 New York
avenue, Maxwell runabout: Cos Sprl
guard, II c street northeast, Maxwell
runabout; F. H. Dueboy. s15 Connecticut
avenue. Waverly electric; DR.. John P.
Dunnigan, go B street southeast, Pope
Tribune runa bout; Charles L. Selman, 1888
S street northwest, Stevens -Duryea tour
ing car: Mrs. A. l.. Barber, 14th and Cliff
ton streets, locomobile; Joseph Calm. 423
7th street northwest, Ford runabout: VIII
liam B. Greenwood. 1851 East Capitol
street, Cadillac runabout; John B. Flick.
1919 Pennsylvania avenue Overland run
about: H. II. Seymour. 1855 Calvert street
northwest Chalmers-Detroit touring car;
J. H Crawford. 1907 o2d street northwest.
Crawford runabout, Charles Connor. 81 /
street northwest. Overland runabout: DR..
j. w. Marshall. 1904 Massachusetts, aye
nue. northwest, Ford runabout; B. T. Pill
son, Phelps and lie Roy place, White
touring car; William M. Kennedy. 1413 G
street northwest Overland touring car;
well runabout: E. L. Cornelius, United
States Senate, Overland runabout; George
Z. Lederich. 33S Raleigh street, Congress
Heights. oldsmobile; F. S. Hight. New
Willard. Buick touring car: Llewellyn
Powell. 2iI5 18th street northwest. Max
we'll runabout. W. NJ King. San Fran
cisco, Cal. Buick touring car: John D.
Sullivan, 600 18th street northwest Buick
runabout; A. P. Gardner. 1917 H street
northwest, electric runabout; E. D. Will
liston. 1907 S street northwest. Maxwell
runabout; James H. Cation. 1850 w. Mar
ket street Philadelphia, Ford runabout;
J. w. Gregg. GA 0 street northwest Lo-
zier touring car; L. E. Sinclair, 213 14th
Mathy. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Overland runabout; a. S. Yepp. 1928
F street northwest. Ford runabout; G. L.
n. Brown, 6O4 II street southwest. Cadil-
729 18th street northwest. Overland tour
ing car; B. H Warner, 916 F street north
west, Crawford touring car. Jerome Ken
dali 81 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Stanley steamer.
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The Automobile Club Of Springfield.
Mass. is planning run to be held the
latter part Of this month. The event will
be a speed limit contest. No machine will
be allowed to maintain a speed OF more
than twenty miles an hour. Secret check.
route and three prizes will be offered the
cars making the nearest to the condi-
tions.
The Pennsylvania highway commission
is having printed in pamphlet form the
new automobile law OF the Keystone
state.
AIN organization has been formed by
Philadelphia motorists designed to put
a stop to Joy riding" The primary OBJ
ject of the organization Is to furnish
owners with accurate information re-
garding their cars and chaufreurs.
The Wisconsin senate recently passed
an automobile bill which makes the
speed limit in the country twenty y-five
miles an hour and leaves the speed
within the city limits to city regulations
The offcials OF the Pennsylvania state
highway department are astonished at
the increase in the number of demands
five months of the year gone $4,000 tags
have been issued.