Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

casional visit to town. That time . =
thing OF the past Modern tnvepoon ~
given him the telephone by whicn ~
can communicate with the OUTSIDE wosM.
The automobile has brought the cry SS
his door step. Ten years ago farm NO
was a dreary round Of routine. Tooay
ii is alive with the stir and hustle OF an
interested existence-an Intelligent appIe
citation OF the opportunities In aSncu!-
ture. The farmer has realized the value
of the application OF modern inventions
to his business. His children no longer
sigh for the attraction of the city. There
Is no need Of II. His automobile proves
speedy means of transporting them
to the city whenever they wish to go.
His farm home is fully as comfortable
as that OF his brother in town-even
more so I'm that all the noise and con-
gestion are eliminated. For all around
uses and purposes nothing has yet been
manufactured OF such material beneht to
the farmer and so we'll adapted to ns
needs as the automobile.
Test batteries immediately after q run.
never just before starting. Cells recover
when left. and show fictitious voltage.
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Charles w. Beneer made flying trip
in his Buick touring car to Upper MARI
reports the roads in excellent shape for
touring between the two points.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Wells spent last
Sunday motoring to Baltimore and return
in their Warren Detroit car. They Sc
lected the Baltimore Washington boule-
ward for the run.
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The cemeteries around Cincinnati have
all been posted against automobiles. Ono
night recently fifty horses belonging to a
firm on the outskirts Of town were left
out over night on the pasture. They
wandered into the German Protestant
cemetery and played havoc with the how-
ers and hedges. The automobile men are
wondering whether this invasion on the
part of the equines will cause the asso-
citation to bar all horses in the future.
NJ +. Carpenter has ordered a Kline
Kar roadster OF the "4-24" type. Tho car
will be finished I'm blue with running gear
of the same color.
G. S. Anderson Of the General Motors
Company was visitor at the National
Capital last week, making his headQuar-
ters with the Buick Motor Company.
model X. ave-passenger. thirty Ave
horsepower Pullman touring car has been
purchased by c. A. Snow. The car IL to
be finished in blue with straw running
gear.
A Marion touring car was delivered
Thursday last to Conrad Becker. with. full
equipment.
Judge J. G. Thompson has placed his
order for a thirty Pull
man touring car, with full equipment. The
car will be a model K, with toy tonneeu
and finished in brown. Delivery will be
made May i.
W. d. Arrison made run TO Baltimore
Sunday He called on the Maryland
agent for the Washington car In regard
to early delivery of a number OF car
orders he has in hand. Mr. Arisen
reports the bad spot in the road at Con-
tee to be in fairly good shape. The road
as whole is in good condition.
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A seven-passenger Studebaker Forty
touring car has been purchased By q. W.
Prince A Studebaker electric victoria
| has also been sold to AIRS. Elizabeth
Mueller.
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Local motorists are elated over the BILL
introduced Friday by Senator Gal1inger
compelling all horse-drawn vehicles to
carry lights at night. the same a. auto
mobiles are now required to. The bill
gives authority to the Commissioners to
promulgate from time to time police regl-
lations bearing on this subject.