Evening star., 1909-07-18
lighted with the hospitality shown by the
residents of Charles county.

OF Charles county.
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The Automobile Legal Association of
Boston has issued small tags to its MEM
bers with the letters 4. l.. \. on them,
! and these are being attached to cars so
that officers may realize that they must
be sure of their grounds before making
an arrest, as the association defends its
members and IN most cases appeals
lower court sentence.
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Edward L. Brice has returned from a
weeks stay at Atlantic City. He made
the trip to the seashore in his Columbia
touring car.
Gov. Stuart of Pennsylvania has signed
the bill which Furnishes by fine of $50
ANYBODY who removes or defaces index
signboards on public roads.
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Hunting wolves in an automobile Is
sport which is developing in Texas, the
wolves which constitute the central hs-
ures in the chase being the coyotes OF
the western plains. The wolves can
usually be run down by determined hunt
latter was baffied in the pursuit by the
most commonplace of obstacles, d wire
fence.
DIR. and Mrs C. w. Richardson and
party of friends left Wednesday in
Standardization touring car for an ex-
tended stay at Atlantic city.
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Claud Livingston of Takoma Park. who
has been an enthusiastic motorist for
several years, has purchased new f.
NJ. T., go touring car. fully equipped
The car was delivered to him a few days
ago.
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The last stage line in Massachusetts,
passed into history a few days ago and
in its stead was inaugurated a line OF
automobiles.
President William D. West of the Au-
tomobile Club, accompanied by Mrs. West
Mrs. l.. A. Dent, Leroy Dent and Miss
Katherine Dent, enjoyed trip in Mr.
Vests Maryland touring car to Benedict
Md. last week. Another car. a Pope
Hartford, containing Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
, Spence. William B. McBurney, Louis a.
Dent and Miss katharyn West, completed
the party. The start was made satur-
day. The male members OF the party
spent an enjoyable day fishing, fine
| string being the result OF the days sport
The return trip was made Monday. The
roads were found very sandy, being over
a foot deep in many places.
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District
Supreme Court who has become a con-
vert to automobilng left recently In his
car for his home at Taneytown, Nd. He
will return to the city about Septem-
ber 10.
Lewis Holmes left last Monday morn
ing at 3 o'clock for trip to Boston III
his Stanley steamer. He expects to be
vicinity.
r. f. Warwick, Otto jacob. Frank
| Hall and A. f. Jorss left Friday morn
! ing on a trip to Atlantic City in Mr.
| Warwicks new Columbia touring car
After d short stay at the seashore MI
| Warwick Will leave the party and start
! for Saratoga and tour in the country ad-
| jacent to the lakes in northern New
York He will return over the road in
! about two weeks.
] Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Feprey have re-
| turned from an extended tour in their
Buick roadster, covering several states
along the seashore. Their itinerary in
cluded Baltimore, Philadelphia and
! thence TO Atlantic City. From there they
visited several of the summer resorts
| along the Atlantic coast, journeying from
| Lakewood to Elizabeth CITY, thence to
| Gettysburg, returning via Frederick. The
entire distance was covered on Iorty-five
gallons of gasoline.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Smith and Mr..
| and Mrs. William S. Duvall. in the lat
| ter's Pullman touring car; Mr.. aud Mrs
| John X Heyl and granddaughter and
! Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Maury, in Mr..
Heyrs Maryland car, and Mr. and Mrs.
4 Lester D. Moore, jr., In REQ. composed
| touring party last Sunday and visited
| RidgevilIe, Md. via Olney. Md. After par
| taking of fried chicken dinner the
party returned over the Frederick turn