Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-25

i exhibited in this city On the west side
of the hall the same firm displayed the
| Hudson 90 in the touring and roadster
| type.
| Another Large Exhibit.
! Another large exhibitor was the Wilson
Company, with it's excellent line of Hup-
mobiles, American Simplex and Regal
cars, including chassis of the Hup-
mobile. In the electric line this company
had brilliantly illuminated a Woods
brougham and victoria. with finishings
of the richest description. The Buick
Motor Company, on the north, near the
main entrance, was most inviting dis
play including the WEIGH and Buick
cars, in all the latest models. The speedy
qualities of both lines of cars were ex-
planned, and the attendance at this space
was unusually large. Along the west
was located John J. Fister. with an eX-
cellent line of Mora and Winton touring
| cars, both of which have interesting
features in the makeup of the cars
this season. The cars displayed were
| of the touring type.
Exhibit of Accessories.
| Elaborate display was made by the Ma
| tional Electrical Supply Company. The
| goods exhibited included everything in the
| accessory line from an automobile horn
to speedometers and tires. The musical
| display Of this concern was evident all
| during the exhibition hours. although it
| did not in any way interfere with Prof.
| Haley's Orchestra. The echoes of the
various horns were plainly audible at the
extreme southern end of the hall. The
| first aeronautical delivery in this city
| has been established by this concern. a
| miniature model of its line running over
| time last night in full view of the audi
| ence. The little heavier-than-air machine
| d ,racted much attention.
| The WASHINGTON Motor Vehicle Com
| pany, another Washington firm. was rep
| esentod. ore CT its delivery wagons of
| the electric type being on exhibition. This
| concern is rapidly forging to the front
and its product is already sold several
months in advance. Several other Balti-
more. firms were represented In the show,
| including the Baltimore Buggy Top Com
| pany. which presented two types of au-
| tomobile tops. and the Sinclair-Scott
company, which had on exhibition tour
| ing car and chassis of the Maryland
| car, the latter finished in gray. Unlike
| are cast separately. Adjoining the Bal
tinlore display on the west is that of the
| Standard garage, agents for the Locomo-
bile, including two types of touring cars
and a limousine, handsomely finished and
| designed.
| On the east side Of the hall is the dis
play OF G. Cassard Schroth, agent for
the Stearns car, the nickeled chassis, in
addition to the touring car. being fea-
| ture of the exhibit. Adjoining this eX-
hibit on the south was the display of
the various kinds of automobile oil pro-
duced by the Standard Oil Company, the
J vessels being attractively arranged on
shelves The Electric Speedometer and
Dynamometer Manufacturing Company
exhibited various devices in the electrical
line showing the performance of the
! cylinders and attachments for indicating
speed and mileage, the instruments being
| located on the front dash of an auto
mobile. ~
Testing Motor Boat Speed.
| Provision is also made for testing the
speed of motor boats and measuring dis
tances on the water, a motor boat being
a feature OF the exhibit. The Vermont
garage has in. full operation chassis
| of an Elmore car. the car that has no
valves. and this point alone evidently
proved drawing card, judging by the
large attendance at this space. The en-
CINE used by Frank Hardart on the Mum
sey run, when he captured the perfect
| score cup and sweepstakes trophy, was
exhibited, showing the qualities of this
machine. Two models of the touring car
type also formed part OF the display.
Owing to the nOn-arrival o. its cars the
Belmont garage space was vacant last
proved inviting and attractive as the re-
suits of the efforts of the Warner Motor
Company. The display includes seven
passenger Speedwell, which the name well
indicates, and Crawford touring car. of
four-passenger capacity. with demi-ton-
neau. Much disappointment was eX-
pressed that the Speedwell torpedo was
not on exhibition, as it is considered one
of the swiftest cars In its class.
Probably the youngest members to con-
stitute an automobile firm is that of
Barnes & Hendrick, who only last week
closed the agency i'm this city for the
Pullman cars q well known line. Both
members of this firm were on hand last
might and received warm welcome by
their friends. Their display is an attract
live one, and includes the Pullman in
three touring types, one car being a five
passenger touring and the others equip
/ ped with demi-touneaus. The show is
represented by another Baltnorean in
tho parsonage of r. Milton Norris. who
has an elegant display of automobile tops.
lcoyerS. straps, lamp covers and tire and
tube covers. Still another firm of the
tsame city is an exhibitor III the capacity