The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-05
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driver, and no cars may pass any cal
on the road except the pilot cor but
cars may check IN ahead OF time on
reaching noon and night controls
Route From HichmOnd.
| The route through Richmond this
morning will be from The Times-Dis.
/ patch Building MP Main street to Fifth.
| thence to Franklin, to Adams, and
4 thence out Brook Avenue to Chamber.
| layne Avenue.
! 1t was unfortunate that 1rrcderlcks.
burg. the city which go enthusiastically
| ~ took UP the good roads movement
last summer, should have been left
out Of the route, but 1t was necessitat.
| cd by the condition OF the roads in
| spotsylvania county Yet, to show the
deep Interest still taken in the good
roads movement by the good people Of
! fredericksburg a dispatch was re.
| ceived from that city last night saying
| that number of citizens have char 3
! tered an engine and cnr over the Pied-S
| mont Fredericksburg and PotomatE
| railroad 10 Orange to-day In order to
be present at Orange upon the arrival 4
! there of the members OF the Virginia
| Endurance Run.
| The dispatch says: Our citizens are
| enthusiastic over avery movement that
! tends to road improvements and are
anxious TO encourage motoring as an
| important factor in that direction II
Is confidently expected that the good
roads that are to be built in Spotsyl-
vania and stafford counties within ~
short time will put Fredericksburg on
favorite route for motorists and cap
talists who seek to invest In farm
lands. The special train carving tho
| party Will arrive at Orange At 10
o'clock. returning at o'clock In the
| afternoon
Cnrs Taking pnrf.
The cars. with their official numbers
and their passengers, taking part arc
as follows:
No, L. " T. Gordon. Otis Aifricnd,
A. y Cnmachn and Allen Potts nianag-
ing editor of The Times Dispatch fnon-
| contestant
No. 2. Official car Times Dispatch
,non -contcstanp. Montgomery Nelson.
Allport and SchilIngs
No. B. Or. H. G. Bryan. Travis. Blank
ensltip.
No 4, DIR. Hillsman. schlu.er and
No. 5. Palmatary. Pelouze. r. C. VIII
liams and Metcalf
No !. y. P Williams. Dr. w. II.
street and three young women.
No. s, r. -. Daniels and Lever
No. 2. Evans and Maxwell
No. 10. Foelger. Mackrc,h. Booth and
Gordon
No. !. Denoon. Cummings, Foster,
Neil and observer
No IL: schwarzschild. Stterdins and
Lipscomb.
No - -eontestant>. Wise and
No 1G DR.. W H. Parker, Benson and
observer.
No. -, DR.. aIcAnallY, Hicks, schwarz-
schlld and observer
no 81. IIathaway Wallace and OBJ
server
10 %. Roy Lane, Rienner and oh.
server.
No %. n T. TAYLOR and observer.
No. 20. s q. Hord. Mckenzie and
No IS. Clarke, Caldwell and Allen.
No %, r +. Nichols FARLEY and
Hood
No. 30 Cnon-contestantl. Miss Dunlop.
Miss Justis, Or. and Mrs. Fou,.
No -, ], j. Tignor. Evarts and OBJ
server.
No 20. John b. swartout, DR. and
Mr. Freeman and observer.
The list of the official observers and
the Official number OF the car in which
they VIII ride in the first days RUIZ
follows:
3 George Ainslie: 4. W. w. Timber
lake; ;. Fritz SitterdinE; {. j. It. Car
neal: S, f. V, Norton: Q. Leroy Brown;
10. W. Dourlas Gordon: II. II. c. Peek:
IL. W. II. Scott: 6. John Is. Harper.
90 +. C. Pelouze: II. DIR. r. II. Muir
rcll %. DIR. w. II. Street. Jr, "a, Har-
rison Blair: 20. G.. G. Garland; 20, j.
Moseby West: 20, z, NJ. Butler: 80. DR.
Fout: 81, John Lea; 80. Dr. r. a.
Nichols