Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-28

les and mechanical parts. for five years
including charges for garaglns, calling
for and delivering cars. for nominal
sum monthly. This guarantee also IN
cludes painting and vanishing car
opce a year.
since the opening of the show by the
Carter Motor Car Corporation of this
city
, o. G. Hall, w. II. Schweizer and Frank
w Darling came over from Baltimore
and were guests of General Manager b.
r. Johnson last night.
The sale of the first Hudson touring car
is announced by Jack Sperry of the Motor
Car Company. The car is twenty horse
power. and has seating capacity for five
persons. The purchaser is Thomas +.
Moore
The following sales have been announced
by +. J. Conrad, the Overland agent
since the opening of the show: Ray Rob-
erts, selectfve gear touring car: H. NJ
Baker, selective gear touring car; Z. O.
Coulbourn model Al touring car: L. o.
Cooper, model 40 runabout, and J. F.
Evarts, model IS runabout.
Mrs. l., A. Larribee has purchased a
Chalmers-Detroit Thirty with pony tom
neau equipment. In addition she placed
orders for an expensive equipment for
the machine.
4 tire infiator is the latest exhibit at
| the show. This device provides a simple
means whereby tires may be inflated by
utilizing the burned gases occurring with
in the cylinder of the engine during the
moment of explosion. The gases pass
through an H. &, c. inflator, where they
are filtered, and then proceed into the tire.
The inf1ator is on exhibition at the dis
play space of the John r. Thomas Auto
Company.
Any pressure up to 125 pounds per
square inch is available
Tha or iS n.
ing ten and one-half inches long by
two and five-eighths inches in diameter,
with brass cap ends. gauge and shut-off
valve attached, and can be placed in any
sight. The apparatus, working from a
single cylinder only, will initiate thirty
1.-two by four-inch tire to eighty-five
pounds In two minutes.
e. Cassard Schroth landed two more
sales of Stearns cars last night.
On the radiators of the Locomobile cars
on exhibition is attached a miniature of
the Vanderbilt cup, won by George Rob
ertson in 1908 in one of this make ma
chimes.
Claude f. Miller arrived last evening
from New York and spent the greater
part of his time In telling the features
of the Ford.
The quarterly automobile license direc-
tory. compiled by LIE Roy Mark. made its
appearance in the hall last night, hay
ing just come off the press.
The Washington Motor Vehicle Com
pany local auto company, has en-
larged its exhibit by placing on display
florists delivery wagon, finished in
green.
The last car to arrive at the exhibit was
model "a Buick touring car. Stranded
in the deep SHOWS in the west it put in
it's appearance yesterday morning.
Today was theatrical day at the show.
Stage folks turned out in numbers. They
accepted the invitations of Chairman w.
C.. Long and General Manager b. r..
Johnson.
Among the latest TO join the auto
ranks are +. A. Stokes and f. B. Ed
monston, who have placed orders for
Chalmers-Detroit 80" with full equip
ment.
r. w Powers and Roy Dent of the
Goodyear Tire Company will leave after
the show extended southern trip.
J. B. Dougherty. formerly with the
Dupont Sales Company. has joined forces
with c. Cassard Schroth in handling the
Stearns car in this city.
DIR. a. r. Zahm, president of thesAero
Clue of Washington, was a visitor at the
show last night.
The exhibit of the Carter Motor Com
pany has been one of the features of the
show. The olive green touring car has
proved So popular that the firm has
adopted it as a standard color.
Prof. r. E. Baker has purchased a
model II Buick touring car of the latest
design, with full equipment.
Charles Meyers reports the sale of an
Elnlore "46'' to the Chinese legation and
go to g. G.. Groves.
A. n. Swallow of the Empire Tire Com
pany pays a compliment TO the excellent
showing made by local dealers.
S. De f. Keim, manager of the Loco
mobile Company of America. with head
quarters in Philadelphia, with his wife,
returned TO Washington yesterday.
Among out-of-town visitors yesterday
were E. e. Fitch, Philadelphia, represent
tative of the~ Diamond Rubber Company,
and Theodore Weigel Of Akron Ohio,
sales manager of the same concern.
Everybody tests the little Hupmobiles.
This midget automobile has been a VIM
ner at the show.