Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24

Packard.
William D. Alexander. atlanta Ga
D. II. Mcmillan. Jacksonville. Fla. i'i-
Cadillac
Inman Gray. atlanta. Ga, 1911 Am.
Traveller.
Henry Tiff. IT,. Triton. Ca kainnia.
Streator Motor Car Company, Ai''aif!,
GA. 1911 Halliday.
Metz Company. Waitham. Mass. MeIH.
Metz Company. Waltham, Mass, Net
Metz conlrany Waltham. Mass. Metz.
Crawford Whsatley. Amerlcus, 1a' IL
Steteus-p Uryea.
anderson Nd Meas Club, Chaninef o.
Commerce. Anderson. Sc. l!i- Mlca@h.
= r. Erackett, JacAsonNiiie ria
Stoddard- Dayton.
Atlanta Ad Mems Club, atlanta. Ca,
.9i2 corhin.
& s. Hall. Ocalla, Fla. i9l2 'adiiiaI.
Paul Hale Pruske. known th-ouchont
the rexSpaper world and recognized as
one Of he cIevercst and mos HE"nt
writer's on snortiug topics, has returned
ia tile StfGebaker Corporation PHhiiiiS
DEPARTMENT. Brushes return IN no Wy
affects the position of ~. $. Petit, first
assistant to tho advertising director, ana
he will still have charse OF all matters
at the Detroit Office.
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s \. Kendall and a party Of friends
in "A Columbia. mark 81. arrived in WASH
tngton last week from Detroit Mich
- .er having covered 12uGn miles throu2l
the middle west The party left the
National Capital June II. On the home
vard-boiind trip the run from Detroit 10
| Pitt sElu gh q distance of about Gro miles.
was made IN two DAYS. No runctures
| married tl;e pleasure Of the summer tour
ms.
When rounding curve with Il heavy
automobile there are number Of stresses
| set up III the car at any speed. These
stresses become more severe as the speed
| increases, bat the strains Increase IL
intensity with the square of the speed.
so that a little added speed means greatly
| au"ronted stresses
George Weaver o. the Cook x Stoddard
Company returned last week from Colo
NAL Beach. Va, where he has been
journine during the past summer.
Hardly a county fair has been held
this year without a special display Of
motor cars. and in many Stances entire
buildings nave been devoted To the ex-
hibits.
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Bespattered .with mud and looking eYerv
inch typical tourists, Fred Radonana and
Frank Kuchon of North Hackensacn y.
morning en- route from New York to
San t'ralrisro.- Their Maxwell roadster
was loaded down with campin" outfits.
suit eases. fur. blankets and. in fact.
every conceivable article necessary for a
tTanScGl.inantai trip. Signs. were fas-
tened over their luggage reading New
/, York 10. Frisco. which told the story.
The trip is hein. made on wager Of
Sl.coc PUT up hy I, ed Stellman of North
iIackensacN. No time limit is placed
the drivers. who exchange positions at
the wheel They left New York. ANA
after spending a. day. at thair home, tows
where they were Siven rousn@ send
off, they. headed for the >Natlopal Capital.
No trouble WAS experienced up to the
time of their arrival here. although they
were delayed slightly on account of the
numerous wasboutS on The roads At
night they camp out wherever they hap
pen to he. They also do all of their own
COOKING. II is a, So-aS-you- please tour.
and after short visit here they LEFT the
same afternoon for Richmond. Va. They
Will motor to the coast via the Southern
route.
|. 1t is expected that large delegation
of owners of Chalmers cars will Journey
over IL Philadelphia and witness the
Paramount Park race Saturday. October
( =. Edwin III. Duff. an enthusiastic motor
list of this ely. has all of the detailed
information in connection with the run.
and will pilot the string OF over
! the long route to the Quaker City. A.
tcordng to present plans, the cars will
depart from Washington early on the
morning of the 9th. arriving in Phila-
delphia that night Saturday will be
spent out at the race. and Sunday the
return trip will be made, possibly over
the short route Those who contem-
plate going are enthusiastic over the run,
and it is expected that large number