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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

81 500: attorney. United States Title GUARANTEES
and indemnity CO. 20 Vessy st .oo..
HULL AVE- " 6. % y soutnsztst o. z,g -
st (fOrTnerly ozark ST.. 25x100. April /. 1877
Marie Wittei to Henry seebeck: 81. zoo. attorney
Robert BuriandO. Wiliiamsbrfdge square
WISE estate; NOV - 1855, Della Boyle. -, -.
70 Manhattan Mortgage Co. Sl.ooo. address, -
SAME PROPERTY; Nov - 1862; sane %
Emily Edmonston: 500. address 1877 Green's
'ffAIFOETNINE AVE. r It's p from =
COZ man c,aE Tee plot fremont: sept
- 1905. Felix Behr 20 David 9 Fyiis. sz-O1o.
attorney George Hyde 81 Cha Iers
LOT >. map Giles PROPERTY kinssorItuse
Heights. Dec II. 1904 Gus q OdeI 20 Mary
?, Hart and Mar a Z LOFTY: SA'-Oo' Attorney
VI OF sff map 1871 Iacouia Park. 25x10o.
Lawrence and john hnewitz e1rs. 80 a.
.o~ney. r G. Henderson. ~ Park Row.
LOTS - and -. map washington HelgnJs'
~ 8xtjs 5xf35x5S.s. OCT II. 1905. MARY Conk-
I'm 20 city Real Estate 60. Sl.2O0- address
~ 96 51.s' To- and II. old 80 map 114o Section
RafHsstte estate. $ov T. 1905. Louis Cuccia
to WhitehaH Realty Co Ss05; attorney. Tile
Insurance co. 30 Broadway- -
T,iTD AVE . e. 2G0.7 r Of ssdgwiee ave.
81 4x25. X SX@@. Oct 10. IHVt- Wal 49,
crowley to Morris z Weber; $1,000. address,
| 9TH ST Iot 52s part % west Z hereof
map Waksneid 2 r9ai Iof.- leonard 70 bar
b~-a simmer NarEaretha Elizabeth BoosulaIln
nd Martin V FFenne. s. 600. attorneys. Ciocks
PERRY ST = s. 80 n, ~ 20Jth 81. 2oxl'ss.
oct ~ 1875. Caroline Roth and Josephine t.otn
~ T-lcy Allen. OF E-o1k iyr, 500. altorhsJs'
O-FTsra Bros. 20Gth st and webster ave
SOUTHERN BDT tII1- . = ISL y p ?.
reunirCs ST. X 4xfO0. Dec ~. 1898. ChariotJe =
Rice ~ William - Steinkanp. $1,000 atiorheJs'
sitter & SteinkamD. 40 Nassau ST. 49,
eOr-THERN BOULEVARD. 23sf. 3 ISl- 70
n ~ Jennings st &c. tr100, May -. 1915 Inad-
gats Murphy to william II Stetnkausp; Sl.F1o'
st+o-neys SaItar & StsiukaTp. 10 Nassau ST..
s0T-TTFRS BOT-IlE<V ARD. &fe-- lsI0SlUVF
Nav 10 1906. same % same. s1.4OVs altoFhsSS-
"-TrrrPOT-T AVE " 8 77.5 II 81 1924 81.
81 sxfsx65xIs .. sept {. 1910. Isidor Langnsr 20
JACOB Marx. $500. attorneys. Parker & ErrS-
re BroadwaF- . - ia -
o. Aug ~ 1897. carrie L Rogers 20 JllUs
T7-rsge and Bertha Brpsge tdischaTse1 OF - =
or1s without production % mtg oy 90
-rD-ar1e court Special Term FaTL u - =
1910. $3.50: attorney. Edward r Moran %
Is0T4 ST n : 9ts p W Of washington az.
G tC-x9 ax46 csy-Eyx3 ezsI- 107JJ-- sept D.. 80 =
1ft-t fIunt to Peter y Kotnowsld- S-oDo' al
tome A r Resented - BrosdTay
18TH ST s. 2J.10 r n cf E7lsss .,
sa-9-vqG ax25 10. NOV 10 los: William keiiy
- Robert " Todd. 81. 600 address. ID Broad
way.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
OCTOBER -
Katherine Kelly. as admir- 70 h'alns'i'i7
Kelly 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

Site To Be improved with Large Store and BUSINESS 0uus
When Leases on Premises Expire.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO MORE SUBWAY LOOP PROPER

t e-t..Hf the SIX story apartment
nouse al No. 400 AI isa,, street Mr schachT
80 - ~ a,rnea; the plot fronting ." feet
on the east side % scr - ~, baciI over ga
Zee, v.i+b . -ear line OF 100 feet also the
abuttinc plot at tho northwest e COT ne ,-,,I,-
ayefIla AZ r-7rb street. 2g0X11-4X lrreeuiAI'
ro-rfr s7-Pr,r-r- The sterling Realty COMPANY
is the rurrba=~r Of tho .ouT sjotN 20 s.
house No. ~ Vest t9lh slItt.l.. 49, - c,,-7rctis
s. Id recently r7- Alfred r. IoIszilnl l''
Ii. Ccffiu. z.
ara ers,r-f-- Tho Herald Square Holding
COMPANY ,ArnsteI1 d Levy ana 80 e tbe
has sod 70 Pau, ,.5 80, ,.o2 r. "a and 3G
West tstr -t~~-f. 5fd bUildtHss- on Plot -
1'o-7 feet adjola.9- tine harvard ''''
Icst
WARREN STREET Harry T,i s.1I,a IS '9 ne
purchaser II On" nte story I"- -. 80 -.,g %
TIybrrsr 80 ~ c.caarse the siN story tene-
men. for,~ No 2rG ard 21s East 10Th street
On MOI -i-vgs 4 f-et Tao ceal was negotiated
br Theodore ,-erreu. who has also reSo,a t t
Warren street property for MIR Tishjnan 10 the
1,ta-I,' ITordioa ,',mrany which acts for the
. Colgate estate
RIO uv-sv Tho Ad-uiro Realty company
has s2,5 the .iN 55o-, set4l'r M 80 r7Gy If
regular. 1-ae house is located on the west size
II Broadway. orpo-it" l-.d street
15pTH STEEF-T-Susan ". puryoa sold No
GU 70 Ga1 V-Get i&9,n street JzlH1l feet, 10
,4frl ala feel cast .r Twelfth avenue On the
r.,o-s-+.- --- -,,., a-ir- H-.iIciu-s. which were
seriously ,aEua-st by f~o Some months ago
They were formerly occupied hE Murray q Hill
52p -T'REE-T- James =. DOVE has sold foT
Che Robert TrsdnorS estate Ne. -, '-ss -
street three S,crF ana lasenl'u' INt i
house. "n n lot $4,000 feet between Broadway
and Efzhth avenue
r,@D STREET H. Wetsker. of James l.
weston for acCupaucv No lC7 West 1s3d street
two 81 ry and attic dwelling house. on plot
-HE BRONX.
WALTON AvF.N1E-H II. Weisker With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
AfAEHATTAN.

,e,ET STREET-Janlss o'Cornsu sold the plot
-5vIO0 feet, with frame buildings. the north
"a ~ f3lst street. i5O feet east or Twelfth
street
PARK ANE4N Herman Strauss. president
~ IN. Strauss Building and Realty Company.
IS bought from Mayer FeuchtWanReT tho four
60, ana basement stone front dwelling house
- b. sou invest corner OF Park avenue and 65th
-,reat ~ has frontage OF 100 q feet or Park
s,.euur and 20 feet OF Goth street. Mr.. Strauss
-. that he intends 10 alter the house for
business purposes
JEROME ANENUE-Adolph weAler has sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
PLOTS NEAR FERRY SOLD.

Two parcels adjacent TO the l20th street
ferry were sold yesterday. Susan w Dur
yea sold No. 6I7 to 621 West 130th street. 70
by 1cu feet, located 900 feet east Of
Twelfth avenue On the property are two
brick buildings. which were seriously dam
aged by fire some months ago They were
formerly occupied by Murray & Hill. James
O'ConneH sold the plot, - by 100 feet. with
frame buildings, on the north side of 13lst
street 80 feet east Of Twelfth avenue, to-
-ether with an abutting lot on 132d street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

to rJed.-,ra, psa,,v O. ontg $1,000: Aug II;
az address, IS Park ROW
rs,-rr, - t.z ., " Of Elton ave. 2xfo0:
e - 81. :. =, "a - retronella KwasnefwsEi;
April n ys9t si address Bondsviiie. Mass.
18TH ST. 1909 East 4l2IyV u9s 80, s9s
Construction g. 20 Anton 80 t,v,,gr-s~, O.. -
r7o71, ~ 20 r.. q 5x1GO. Leonard Heusser
70 Bertha Garry tmtg s1'7Y''' -
cress, s61 Elsmere pl-
IBID ST W cor NJ LIls 49,, - g,.t :, - -
90. o~t 'i ~ 81 -5'trqxs III broadway
co9r, 80. -. % feet 81 lot S61 map Of
wakeaed 25xif4; Henry Braun to Gi9 o., nina
Ciauchetti mtg "a. 900. all IshS' Oct L. SAVo'
alera-z 80 la.tt 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
woRkMEN's ACCIDENTS.

john Mitchell viii address the Woman's
Forum ~ It's first meeting Of the season on
Friday morning Al no. % West Hth street.
isis subject will be 'Workmen's Accidents
and Their Compensation TOT Losses" At
tn. close o. the address there viii be dis
cussiou following the custom OF the Forum.
aud the speaker win answer questions. The
first Luncheon Of The Woman's Forum
Luncheon club viii be held at the Hotel
Hermitage. Seventh avenue and 43d street
,,r Monday October II. a. o ciofk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
Of Interest TO CCoT en-
WILL HELP THE WITCHES
ChantecIer 10 Lend AID IN
Halloween Celebration.

A woman who wants to get M a f1aL'o"
cen stunt that VIII be little our % IN
ordinary Is going 10 Try her iu'N a. "
chsntecler party. AS barn parties are i'oP
ular al Halloween, she thinks that oAlA''
tecler barn party VIII be PARTICULARS 0p
pToprlate-
Some OF the guests have volunteered 10
represent 'Chantecler characters as wen o
they cana peacock. a guinea fowl a ''sL0A
bird dog and cat. and so forth SeN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
THE NEW SILK BRAIDS
Their Various Widths and
WeaveS Are All Effective.

F,-a-v dav new modes Of beautifyinE the
-zilo-ed costume arc being devised for the
woman whose aesthetic soul Is not satisfied
Nv the severe and 1nadorned cloth model
1-slvc+ satin. silk. braid and fur are the
decorative materials chiefly used. and az
l.as- tl7-ee 81 them may DO duty together
on the same garment
B-aids are appearing IN great variety
~ widths and Weaves. ana promise 10 he
one Of the most interesting features OF me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

= pairing knife that scallops the edges OF
the vegetables costs - cents, and lemon
knife with fne saw-toO1n edge, costs %
cents
White serge sailor suits, with big black
ties for The Sky esr-old girl. sell Tor SO
The newest umbrellas have adjustable
handles N natural wood. with mushroom
tops and may be packed IN trunks or suit
cases They sell FOR s. 81
Tv-o-tore or shot silk stockings. with
HEAVY black silk clocks OF the sides, are
,-e-v new and s=I f0r - . pair
Black Isle thread stockings, WITH white
OF colored silk stripes, are selling Al %
cents pair.
IN. ~a-ras Of -fa-- r- here articles mentioned
az ms usre 1-ere seen can Boz obtained ft s+.fa
fuE q stamped aE4c -ac1reSse1 vfi-elpie 10 ''''-
81 r.. )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
SUFFRAGE DIFFERENCES SETTLED

Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, city chairman
OF the Woman Suffrage party. has extended
an olive branch 10 the State Woman SUI
frage Association fl the shape OF an invi-
tation 70 luncheon FOR the officers 10 be
elected Al the convention which opens in
Niagara Fails to-day The tAtted calf will
Toe served at the Hotel Aston on December
81 10 the eternal silencing Of all rumors OF
cooness between the two organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD

The Acquire Realty Company has sold
the six story elevator apartment house No.
soe9 10 sIO3 Broadway. on plot S0.5 by ~ feet
nv irregular. The house is located on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
9TH AVENUE PLOT NOT SOLD.

A report circulated yesterday that the
Adams Express Company had sold its large
Mot at the southeast corner OF Seventh
avenue and i4th street denied yester-
Sav by the secretary Of the concern He
said that the company intends to improve
me site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
BRONX APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

An interesting sale Of a Bronx apartment
house was made yesterday by James X.
Holly. who sold for Eberhard q Podgur the
fve story structure at NO. sol Southern
Boulevard. OF a plot 40xloo feet. The prop
er-y has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

Investors ard speculative builders were
larce buyers yesterday. both at private and
/ public sale. If fne properties in Manhattan
and The Bronx
( Among the purchasers were Paul star
-eft Harry Tishmgu. Herman Strauss,
John !. Schacht ana David and Harry
T,irpmann.
/ Paul starrett.. president of the GEORGE \.
S-t,ara ffordf7e COMPANY Nos. 3. g ard Sc
Wei s-rb street Cd buildings. on plot
sn,1co5 fe-t ,.lioinins the Harvard Club.
r, Sc said tho leases ON the premises expire
an Ma, -,o~+ and that after that date
+5 ,,.orly r ,,..rrjr.- ", a modern store and
l.i,,, s..,;.,5ir--- ,,-iI, 10 ha-r,n The r. Y
t-,,1,-,. ,..-.,,,..,.,- ,,r....tia+a,t tho deal
-r,..-.. .,r,,.,,.f.. ,.rr,a 1or.-br n, tho Her
aid s,,,.r, rlotzfr.- ,,,r,nar,- last January
f,o,,, t,,. v-.lr;.r7 q, Park estate.
-r-f.i -, +t,, ..,,,5 lar.,-a business hriidinc.
,;.-4 - .--t ...-,.. ,,a4~ r-frtb aranue
..,-- t.,,- .., ,-,--- et7-1,-r,,ra now
-.t... ,.,.,..1...-.... .. 10 70 8 .b.. lower
- 49, .-,.;.., "a. ree-, Ie7.sd I'm. = long
- r, ,-,,.,.,, >. e,,,. ,,,,r.rar,-
GO. 80 ..+ NJ.
}" IN same 90 -
- ~ r-,.,..,-.e.., Al To-,
80 49,, .,, -,,.,l....,. ~,
-.
In Upper Park Avenue
In h4- fr.,,....,,fior in -rs ne.y Park
,,-o,,,., ..,-r-.a-s+i,-a ,r,,rtr7en+ house dis
81. t1.,,.,,,,,, e+-,,,s. r,-asf.7e,,- Of the
.;,--,,,es ts,,i1,r+-,, and r2oqI,, t,onnuauy fig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
OWNER LEAVING CITY

will sacrifice elegant new. substantial residens~.
sxpezsfvey and artisJically furnished IA rooms
. model bathrooms; mission finish library pan
alIed forest "a finished diniugroOrn. open nre-
places; gas. steam heat, wide plazZas. very best
plumbing and heating system many BEAUTIFUL
a~o,1tsiri1us- handsome grounds. selected r.
strictsd location. few minutes or station -
minutes out: title guaranteed by Title Guarantees
ana Trust COMPANY OF New York irlr1edtate
possession principals only. price. S2HOtOs suit
abIe terms Address OWNER 5O4 World Build
ing New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
WALLER [. JOHNSON
400 9th Street, Brooklyn
LONG ISLAN

N FRO0KTYN--S7 GOO. TERMS TO SUIT. 3
story brownstOne. rrsr class neiShbOrhooc
23IA SJuyvesant ave. open 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
WEsTCHFSTTR COUNTY-

PHTIIPsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unObstrUcted river frontage, 80 mod
ern residences near com plettou- Address
PHILIPSE MANOR co.
PhfftpEa New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY FARMS FOR SALE ADDRESS
T ID. DCRLINCS, Pennington, n J
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN PENN r
r terminal distrIct--Seud me parsicuiars %
anything you want 60 sell from 10 q. front up
20 any limit larger the better. I have cash
buyers waiting = years experience a. a broker
IN Greater New York Principal address or call.
CHAS. b. REDHEAD 9Th ave. Bldg. n Z
nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET FOR THE WV
ter Nominal rent 20 Responsible party. MNS-
CHAS II. CHUBB PalenviiIe. Greene Co. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

RSStGi~ " ~ y ~
OCTOBER -
Katherine Kelly. as admir-. ~ hatnsT1n'
Kelly; 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
Overlooking TIRES
BEYOND CAPACITY
Shoe Is Only Strong Enough 10
Withstand Certain


Considering the effects Of cverIoadiuE
tires II Is evident every tire is designed
To carry a certain weight which Is
only strong enough 10 successfully
withstand q certain predetermined pres
sure This huUaver- IS seldom thought
or ana many instances have been noted
where me tires WsTE overloaded EttE
per cent When such conditions obtain
IHe tire viii seemingly 9aTt=u, and as
the driver VIII often assume the tire
IS not sufficiently Inflated more air T-
jumped into the t=be- The combination
Of hiEi1e- internal pressure than IL.
tire Is deSiEred 70 Withstand and ey-
ceSTEe load from the outside causes
severe stresses HCou the fabric So yl.l-
I'm many fnsr auCeS The edges a[ordiE-
support TO- the tire ana WItT-taEEis.-
practically all -Ee strain are eEcut-i-
aIIv cut of I. VIII De seen THAI the
tire manufacturers advice 70 never
overload tires IS based on more rhau
mere selfish CouSide-atlCu o. j. Eife-
selling price, and the cost Of the heavier
tire Viii be- Smuly compensated by the
greater durability and reliability OBJ
tanned through It's use
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
LOCATED IN CENTER
Of AUTO DISTRICT
National Electrical Supply
Company Has Exceptional
Facilities for Motor Trade.

Located in the heart Of the zutomo-
bile district the National EIectrics T
supply Company. which carries one or
the largest and best assorted stocks Of
automobile supplies and accessories IN
this section Of the country, has spIeu-
did facilities for handling this import
ant branch Of its business.
The automobile supply department
was added in 1908. the management be-
ing given 10 William Jose. who has
grown Up with the automobile industry
Of this city The company not only does
a great volume Of business with tho
Washington automobile firms and SUD
ply houses. but also has a large and
growing trade In the surrounding coun-
Try.
It also caters 70 the wants of pri-
vate owners All the leading brands Of
tires speedOmeterS. lamps. batteries.
and the hundred and one other acceS-
series that make for The comfort or
the ruotorist can be found in this stock.
Manager Jose mas ARA nEed an attrac-
tive exhibit eat the automobile show
and VIII he on hand At all times during
show week 10 greet his many friends 81
the automobile world
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
USE OF BAR MAGNET.

Doesn't Il happen altogether too Of
te2 that some bolt, nut or other small
part VII slide out Of the fiugers into
deep grease or oil or some Inaccessible
rs5-r TheTe you thought II could never
set And Il isn't pleasant. to pick r.
out Of the grease or oil or easy 10 get
q out Of that spot In such a case il is
mighty nice 20 have 4 long bar magnet
on lan1 and u poke that where z7-r
either don't care TO or really rau-5 urt
-ouT hand and draw the prod l-aI part
back IN n the realm Of Clearly arCessf-
htlity. But VINO carries Z bar magnet
around with him. YOU ask IF YOU have
e, TuagEs1C on your car you can easily
make che out OF q screw driver. file Or
any hardened piece or steel. hz- simply
holding II against the horse shoe for
short time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
]. R. THOMAS BOOAS
MAXWELL BUSINESS
Young Autoist Is Prominent
In Capital Motoring
Affairs.

The John R Thomas Automobile Com
pauy maintaTls a very CommOdi0us gar
age and saIesroom AZ ISIS i street
northwest The presiding genius of the
concern Is John r. Thomas. He has
taken a very active part in the motor
ing affairs Of the National Capital for
the past six years.
The Maxwell line is handled by this
company and the 1910 models are com
ing in FOR q great deal OF stteution.
Nine models are listed by the Maxwell
makers for 1910, one Of the features of
the line being TIE model O. "A fOurcEl-
Under proposition " hfCh is brought OUT
AZ popular prise. and which comes as
a roadster with q rumble seat. a com
1iusti0n roadster and touring car. and
a touring car In general detail the
model - has = twenty horsepower
motor with q IuT7c and rlreC-0uarTer-
inch bore, and a f1Ur-iHCh stroke. dOu-
Die ignition system. sliding gear trans
mission ty-three-iucl Wheei5ase
and thirt.- Inch heels
The Maxwell Sportsman is another
popular model u is for two passengers
20 by the placing oT 4 cylindrical caSO-
lene tank back Of Tho seats. Besides
the . model, the Maxwell makers also
have q fouT-"E finder. tnirrv-IuTSen power
car. which comes as a touring car, a
roadster and A Tussabour- Features Of
this model are q double ignition system,
sliding gar 5rlrsraisSlon lin-inch
wheelbaSe and rEiTty-fOur-iuCn wheels
The rWC-Cyliuder field has not beer
abandoned by the Maxwell people. who
are continuing 10 list a tWClve-HoTSP-
power ruuaboUt, with four-IuCh
square motor. double ignition sys-
ten. planetary gear o1-1tE-r7yo-ln~h
wheel 50. and TweDrECf- Tr-1UCU wheels
Most Of the Maxwell talking points have
been retained principal or which is he
unit construction. in which the engine
and transmission are contained iu one
housing The tlrep-D0IDr suspension
scheme is a gain found as are the multi
pIe disc clutch and the-m0-syphon cool
ing Svste-l-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
STEPS TO REPLACE
LEATHER ON CLUTCH

II the clutch leather shows signs Of
burning, or IS worn, immediate steps
for replacing the leather should be ia
ken With little care IN removing the
riTetS and taking of the tOid leather. II
can be kept intact. and viii he useful
70 mark out the now one. which should
be cut from the thick part or The hide
BE careful 10 countersFnk the holes for
rivet heads, so that they go well below
the surface OF the leather. which should
he put on rough side out. II viii be
better If IL Is first trued up in the
lathe. but IL carefully and truly fitted
* may do without the lathe, then il
soaked with castor oil # VIII VERY. soon
accommodate Itself after The car has
been run few miles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
VARIOUS METHODS
TO CHANGE SPEEDS

Some drivers are rot any too well
posted as TO the lest method Of effect
ing a good speed change There can be
no DEFINITE laying down OF the law on
this point, since no one car Is exactly
the same as another in this respect
but Il may safely nc said ttat I'm re-
dUcing ones speed, that IS in changing
from high scar to lower. a better
change is effected IF the clutch is not
completely withdrawn. Just a gentle
pressure on the pedal being all that is
required. Care must be taken that the
order OF things IS not reversed, since
emitting 10 withdraw the clutch when
changing from a low speed to a higher
one viii more than likely result in a
broken gear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
VARIOUS METHODS
FOR WASHING CARS

When \ car IS brought IN after q
run over muddy roads IL shouId be
washed before the mud has a chance
10 dry on the paint and vsrnish work
In washing, the water should he pour-
ed against the mud coated surface
gently until 81 IS softeIed. and under
no circumstances should the cleans
ing fluid be dashed violently aZafns I
The panels Of the body such a praC-
tjce has the effect OF driving the grit
ty-particies Of mud into the varnfsh
should the latter be at ali yielding
When the mud has been fully reuoV-
cd the wet surfaces should be dried
with soft cloths and polished with
cHamOis leather. If the car is allow
ed to stand unwashed until the mud
dries. IL VIII greatly accelerate the
spotting and dulling of the paint
work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
HARTFORD TIRES
EXHIBIT FEATURE
National Electrical Supply Com
pany Plan Demon
StTatiOn.

A FUR lire OF Hartford tires viii ne
on exhibition at the automobile show
by the National Electrical Supply Com
any One OF the features Of the ex-
nlbit viii be the Hartford wire grin
u0u-siif tire. which IS made IN stands I'd
sizes. cliu~her and Dunlop, and Hart
ford quick detachable clincher- The
Hartford Rubber Works Company IS
reureSented IN washington BY Z IL
Tohanseu- He has a hos- OF friends ia
The automobile trade OF this city and
has helped 10 create a great demand Tor
Hartford tires.
Hart ford tires designed for seroplanas
viii be exhibited IN the aeroplsne sec
zion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
Affords Employment.

There is another and interesting
phase It has been said that the motor
car IN France affords employment for
moro people than any other line. and II
America, We are employing directly and
indirectly more people than they are.
r has SET q new mark in the consuuv-
ton OF rubber It requires hfludrrd-
Of Thousands of hides per year for Up-
hoIsteeiuE
1t IS safe to say that the motor car
builders are furnishing the greatest
number Of orders placed With our ma
CLneTy builders. and the development
oI Cne most modern device 20 facilitate
production ana Standaf y5ization Is df-
TsCLly attributable 10 the motor car
builder They have been directly re-
sponsihle as we'll for the deveIopr7e-r
OF high class au-i-fari-ue sreelS-
20 Z can be seen that rhe motor
car has Tot only been forcing recoEni-
-ous buc its requirements Rave reached
cut n various channels until r. has
become great factor in the labor mar
kst and materials Of various sorts and
kinds"