Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

4s.-Take right-hand fork. which Is
straight ahead.
49.5-Turn sharp to right into Telegraph
road. Small store just across roao.
! 50.5-Cross bridge over South Anna river
/ Mill on left. Keep straight aheao.
| 50.6-Keep straight ahead.
5O.9-Turn sharp to left Store straight
5lFord run Water flows to left
51.2-Pass under R.. F. & p. R. r. tracks.
| Store. Ellett's flag station on right
Keep straight ahead
| 54.1-keep straight ahead. ROAD 70 lei.
| goes to Hanover Court House; road
| TO right goes to Ashland about
| half mile, where there is phone,
| telegraph railroad: gas and oil.
| A.9-Keep straight ahead
5S.T-keep straight ahead.
| 5S.1Concrete bridge across orancn.
| 59.2-Keep straight ahead.
60.0-Keep straight ahead.
| 6O.1-Concrete bridge across Chicka-
e1a-TaRe ieft-hand fork, which is
| straight ahead.
! 81 rConcrete bridge over branch
6o.9-Keep straight ahead, passing store
and blacksmith shop.
| 63 1-keep straight ahead.
637-Keep straight ahead.
63aPhone on right.
641-Keep straight ahead Lakeside
Park Car line station quarter
mile to right.
81 keep straight ahead
65.5-Turn sharp to left.
5.T-Turn sharp to right.
&C 2-keep straight ahead. Car line sta
ton quarter mile to right.
67.3-keep straight ahead cross street
car line.
6S.9Turn sharp to left.
69.aCAUTION! Cross S. A. L. railway.
69.SEnter Broad street. Richmond. va
Bear to left. down Broad street.
7O.5-Center of city hall, Broad street be-
tween 9th and 10TH
Leave for North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.. Bramhall
and daughter Catherine and Mr.. and
Mrs John Nee and daughter Gertrude
left yesterday afternoon in Mr.. Bran
halls Buick six touring car on an
New York and the New England states
They will return the latter part Of the
month.
Discontinues Racing.
Following the accident in the Elgin,
ILL., road race August %. when Spencer
E. Wishart was killed, and his mechanic,
John C. Jenter, later died from injuries
received, the Mercer Automobile Com
pany has decided to discontinue racing
for the remainder Of this year at any
rate.
1t was expected that the Mercer would
be an important contender in the
Brighton Beach meet Labor day, but
factory entries at the beach event. The
promoters of the races scheduled for
the Trenton interstate fair also were
counting on the Mercer entries as the
star attraction.
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En- Route to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Teller Archibald,
formerly of this city, returned to their
homo in Chicago last Wednesday after
noon in their Stearns-knight touring car.
They left Chicago August % and
rnotored to South Bend, Cleveland, Buff
falo, Niagara Falls. Canandaigua, SYRIA
cuse, Albany. Pittsfeld, through the
berkshire mountains to Manchester, over
Peru mountain to Breton Woods, TO
Poland Springs and Portland, returning
southwark via Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia and thence TO Washington They
spent several days here visiting friends
and relatives. Up to the time or thelr
arrival here they had covered $500
miles with but one puncture and one
blowout.
Mr. Archibald was somewhat provoked
at the fact that after covering al! or
tnlS ulSldHCt dlit HCNVh ohSS 'SAAA5 1000
up by traffic officers in the various
cities through which he passed, his car
was stopped in his home town and his
chauffeur arrested for running slightly
over the speed limit.
The tourists left via Rockville, Fred
erick Hagerstown, Bedford, Pittsburgh.
Cleveland, and thence by boat to Chi
cago.
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W. c. Sterling in Town.
W. C. Sterling. special representative
of the White Company, spent the past
week in the National Capital in the in
terest of his company.
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600 Cars Driven Overland.