The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12

finding car, which blazed the trail over
more than 500 miles of various roadways
for the other FIVE cars. donated by Will
II. Brown. vice president Of the OferlaAu
Automobile Company.
The other boosters rode in two pri-
vate interurban cars. Those travelling by
the ''gasoline route" were first TO every
stop, always beating the interurban from
fifteen 10 sixty minutes. This gave those
In the motor cars not only the invigorat-
ing pleasure of the ride overland, but the
advantage Of having more time to make
calls at every stop
A party of twelve. riding Harley
Davidson motorcycles, ran to Chevy
Chase Tuesday evening. The party was
headed by Mr.. James Halphin.
Mr.. George Wells. agent for the War
rem Detroit, and party journeyed to Fred
erick last week and enjoyed delightful
run, Owing to the rain, Mr.. Wells found
the roads heavy in some spots.
Mr.. Hoover, Of the Empire Top and
Body Company, reports that owing TO
the large amount of work that has been
placed with his company, no viii, IN the
next few days, increase his floor space.
Emmerson & orme report the sale Of
an Apperson seyen-p passenger car TO Mrs.
Ella Orme This will be the only ear OF
its kind in the District.
Springtime has always been the hard
season for the schoOlboy. Swimming.
fishing. playing ball. and all manner OF
fun lure the young American more than
books in close recitation room. new
temptation has entered tho field and was
felt with overwhelming force recently
al Terre Haute Ind, when the Motor
Club Of that city started on an endur-
ance run 10 indianapolis. Thirty-iive cars
were entered In this ''roadability run
AS they passed the Seventh street
school house, one lad, Paul Cox, fourteen
years old, looked longingly out of the
window at the gasoline caravan. He
made up HIS mind. His father was sur
prised to see him run out Of the building
and ask for permission TO join the tour
lists. His fathers garage Is only a
square from the school house. and when
Paul was given consent. It took him but
few minutes to fall In line with his
Overland IS He took a youthful friend
with him and rewarded his father by
making the entire distance OF more than
10 miles with a perfect score and with
cut one bit Of trouble,
The Vanderbilt cup race on Long ISL
and, which will be held on October IS
next, has been Increased from glS.0S miles
10 1922 miles.
Mr.. Emmersou and rarty. in three APP
persons, made a trip ito Gettysburg last
week. The Washington Herald map was
used on the trip
Albert Kahn. the originator of the IA
nous Kahn construction. now used al
most exclusively in the construction of
/ the best modern automobile plants. has
become a prominent figure in the autOmO-
bile industry in the last few years
I through the erection OF a number OF the
finest automobile plants in this country.
and additions which are constantly being
made TO the great American factories
are almost entirely constructed under
the Kahn system.
The new mnlion-dollar plant OF the
/ Lozier Motor Company, at Detroit, was
designed by Mr. Kahn. and is being built
under his personal direction. He is au-
thority for the statement that this fac
tory will be the most perfect in its APP
pointments Of any plan with which he
has been connected. The work was COM
menced on May IS and all the concrete
foundations are now In place and the
erection Of the steel work viii begin next
week.
a. Bentley Sons & Company, Of To
ledo, are the constructors in charge OF
the work.
A Washington car has been delivered
to E. ]. Hulse, OF this city. 1t is Of the
toy tonneau type. finished in Portland
amber, striped with gold.
Permits for operating automobiles were
issued last week as follows.
6Sls-Albert Schulters. S New Yorl
avenue northwest; Maxwell runabout.
6Si9-J A Lewis. 3l4 Indiana avenue
Buick touring car
6s20-C. Fred Cook. The Evening Star
Washington touring car.
6S21-John S. Kelly. lbs L street north
west; Maxwell runabout.
6S22-M. E. Clarke, 1852 \ street north
west: electric runabout (Coiumbia).
6S23-Daniel II. Koop, 4s2 Marylan-
avenue southwest; Ford touring car.
6S2EEnte Laundry Co. 2117 Fourteenth
street northwest; Washington delivery
wagon.
sS25-R. F. Green. Alexandria, Va.
Overland runabout.
6S2s-D. A Abbott 726 Tenth stree
northeast: Rambler runabout.
6s27-J. E. Diggle. 200 H street northeast
O1dsmobile.
6S2S-R. 1. Coleman, 7S3 Sixth stree
northwest: Thomas touring car.
6S29-Frederic L. Davis, The Highlands
Cadillac 30
6SSo-E. T. Goodman. 1916 Sheridan
street northwest; Ford roadster.
ss31-James r. Hartman, 100 S. ALFRED
street, Alexandria, Va: Stevens Duryea
6ss2-Bureau OF Standards, electric de
sSsS-F. P. Dorsett. 1913 New Yorl
avenue northwest; Studebaker touring
car
6Ss4-Upton B. Edmonston. s27 H stree
northwest; Chalmers Detroit
sS35-Dr. A. s. Wolfe, rs Thirteenth
street northwest; Maxwell
ss3s-Fred. A. Schmidt, SIG Ninth stree
northwest: waverly electric ranabout.
6SS7-J F. Joyce, 75S Rock Creek Church
road: Cadillac.
ssSAGeorge c. Altemus 1920 Fourteenth
street; Cadillac go
SSH. d. Saum. POI Florence court
E. NJ. F. 80" touring car
6S40-Carpenter Automobile Company
Seventeenth and y streets northwest
Kline Kar
6sH-T. Janney Brown 1919 F stree
northwest Haynes touring car.
6S42-A. G. Kent. Is T street northwest
Stanley steamer touring car.
6S4S-W. Allan Gait, S746 McKinle
street, Chevy Chase, D. c.; Kline road
ster.
| 6S44-John Pritland. ~ Tenth stree
southeast; Cadillac touring,
| 6s4-Henry B. Sherman, GIT stree
northwest; Stanley steamer runabout.
| 6S46-Ray Moore. 1917 D street north
west; Bebcoek electric runabout.
| 6s47-EIla D. Moore. 1907 n street north
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