Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

produce the Washington cars in quanti-
ties to meet the demand The establish
ment of agencies throughout the country
will necessitate this new building.
Rudolph Jose of the Cook & StOddard
Company left yesterday for Cleveland.
where he will join Joseph M. Stoddard
and proceed by boat to Detroit. return
ing home via Buffalo. While on the trip
they will visit the Cadillac and Pierce
Arrow factories. They expect to return
the latter part Of this week
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DIR. III. F. Sawtelle has purchased a
Nora '.2O' roadster. finished in blue with
straw running gear and fully equipped.
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Bert Dulin, driving an Oldsmobile tour
ing car, left for Philadelphia Friday. to
be gone several days. He was accom-
panied by Fred Hoffman.
Several orders for 1911 Cadillacs were
placed during the last few days, among
them being Dr. s. S. Adams. q roadster
and Montgomery Blair, touring car.
G.. B. McGinty has received his new
Mora '.2O' roadster built on the Renault
type, finished in blue. with full equip
ment. The car is the new 1911 model,
land is the first of it's kind to arrive.
A Cadillac ,,'30'' touring car. finished in
battleship gray. has been delivered to
c. v. Wheeler. with full equipment. The
metal parts are finished in nickel plate.
-. 80
Nothing will hasten the destruction of
tires more than to run them insufficiently
inflated. Ordinarily they should be in
fated leach one the same as the other) to
about eighty pounds per square inch,
considering the thirty -four-inch sizes
(other sizes to correspond), and this full
and even imitation protects the tires I'M
der the most adverse conditions.
{. s. Hillyer, has purchased 1910
Cadillac go touring car. fully equipped.
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DIR. II. A. Fowler is the latest DUR
chaser of a Mora "40' touring car. fin
and having seating capacity of five per.
sons.
motoring party from this city en-
joyed a trip last Sunday to RidgevilIe,
Nd, via Rockville and Washington
Grove, continuing over the Baltimore
Frederick pike to Gainesville. Md. thence
TO Relay. where the new boulevard was
taken for the National capital The road
just beyond Rockville was found in an
almost impossible condition while at
Damascus another bad stretch was en-
cOuntered
At this point an automobile party was
found mired for short period only. Be-
tween Clagettsviile and RidgeviiIe the
road is being worked and was In rough
condition for pleasure riding The Balti-
| more-Frederick pike and the new boule-
ward were found in excellent condition
nearly the entire distance. No trouble
was experienced at Contee. which was
reached about dusk. although several
minutes were spent here to aid passing
tourist.
No trouble was experienced on the
days run by either car. In the party
Were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Masters
| and son. Reginald Masters. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard Fisk and daughter Katherine in
Mr. Masters Eimore touring car. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Costinett Miss Pearl
| Costinett and Miss Iris Masters in Mr.
Costinetts Ford touring car.
The start was made about IL o'clock in
the morning. returning shortly after 8
o'clock in the evening The distance GOV.
cred was exactly 100 miles.
The Bladensburg road from 18th and
| II streets northeast to the bridge at