Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17
avenue. Ford. model T. road

Vermont avenue, Ford. model T. road
| ster
No. $685. Henry VAIL. CAT II street
northeast. Pullman touring car.
No $3.50. Capital Sightseeing Company,
| Westory building, capital sightseeing car.
No. 1851. Capital Sightseeing Company.
Westory building. capital sightseeing car.
| No. SS52, Capital Sightseeing Company,
Westory building. capital sightseeing car.
! NO. SSS3 d. s. Alexander, the Connect
! cut. Pope-Hartford.
No. 1854. T. Patteson, 1901 Sd street.
EMF 40 tourabout
No. 6;.55. L. D. Fristoe, 1i13 G street,
Franklin touring car.
| No. $685. G. s. Scully 1876 Massachu-
/ sets avenue. Peerless touring car.
No. 1851, L. NJ. Hynson. NJ. D., 1885 n
street, Maxwell runabout.
No. 1858, Charles J. Cassidy, 2012 NJ
street. Cadillac touring car.
| No 1850, J. II. HaZleton, 9th and z
streets, Eagle Club, sightseeing car.
No. $3.50. W. s. Lanning. 10 18th street,
| Franklin touring car.
| No 6381 r. s. Ettinger, 1907 Lamont
| street Cadillac runabout.
No. $685.. ]. E. Mitchell. 73S 18th street.
! EMF touring car.
No 1858 Mrs. kathrine Lewis. 142S 9th
street, Ford touring car.
No. 6@64. G. E. Rust. Hotel Shoreham.
Packard go.
S. Hazen Bond and a party of friends
enjoyed motor trip to Ridgeville, Nd,
and return last Sunday in his new model
70" Pullman touring car. which he re-
! Gently drove TO this city from the factory
at York, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.: Miller and
Mrs Manning motored over the roads in
| To- vic Rockville.
washington Grove, Ridgeville, Ellicott
City and Elkridge. The trip was made
| in Mr. Miller's Ford roadster, and the
! roads were found in excellent condition
for touring.
! O. f. Hagan is the latest purchaser of
a Uupmobile, the car being delivered
during the past week.
| A. Stanley Zen returned Thursday from
a visit TO the factories of the Chalmers
and Hudson cars at Detroit, Mich
| *
A motor party, composed OF Ford car
owners and their guests enjoyed trip
to Ridgeville, Nd, and return last Sun
| day The route was via Rockville and
Washington Grove the roads being found
! i'm fine trim for motoring. In the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Claude +. Miller.
| having as their guests Mr.. and Mrs X
J. Tracewell in their car: Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Evans Greene and friends and
Mrs NJ. w Jones and a party of friends.
At Ridgeville they were Joined by MT.
and Mrs. Charles E Miller and Mrs.
Manning in Ford roadster The mem
bers of the party were enthnslasuc over
\ l,Ix r
ing over the Maryland roads.
**
| L. p Dorset. driving a large Stude-
baker touring car, accompanied by Mrs.
| Dorsett and Mr. and Mrs. /. f. Bennett,
enjoyed trip to Frederick. Nd. and re-
| turn last Sunday, returning in the even
| ing.
| A little bran fed in through the filling
nozzle will often stop radiator leak
long enough to get you home.
| y
| large automobile concern in Paris
has inaugurated notable service for
American tourists in Europe. This COM
tpany has recently purchased twenty
|
which are Chalmers los and ten of
which are foreign make. These cars are
| TO be rented by European travellers. They
are in charge of chauffeMs thoroughly
acquainted with all the continental tours
and experienced In the ways of frontier
formaIities, police regulations and GUS
toms requirements These cars are rent
| ed atathe rate. Of $40 per day for travel
in France and SIS extra for other coun-
tries, mileage of ninety miles per day is
allowed. For anything in excess of this
a slight additional charge is made.
Time was when the farmer lived an
isolated life on his farm. practically cut
, off from civilization except for his &C.