The Washington herald., 1914-01-21
AUTO SHOW NOW
in full SWING
Record-breaking Crowd Is
Expected Tomorrow
Evening.
LATE ARRIVALS ON VIEW
Imp Cycle and Briscoe Cars. Delayed.
on Exhibition Last
Night.
LATE ARRIVALS ON VIEW

The National Capitars answer to tho
calamity criers'' that the automobile In
drstry is In a state Of depression Is
evidenced by the throngs Of motor en-
thusiasts who have crowded the huge
auditorium of vention Hall since the
opening of the automobile show Monday
night. Record-breaking crowds nave
fhronged the hall and judging fro-s
present conditions tomorrow night wln
witness the largest gathering OF motor
ists ever assembled in Washington.
A majority of those who attended the
opening of the show on Monday nighs
returned ,A1Din last night TO view the
exhibits were delayed and not on
tho floor openinE night. The Hup-
mobile exiff6it consisting of two touring
cars and a roadster arrived yesterday
and is on display. The Kline exhibit,
two touring cars and a roadster; the In
diana trucks, the Imp Cyclecar and the
Briscoe car made tLeir appearance yes
terday and completed the roster OF cars
to be exhibited.
The EXHIBITS of William p. Barnhart
& Co are on the left Of the main aisle.
ana the Cole Motor Sales Company on
the right The former consists OF the
new Pullman light SIX, King ano
Standard electric, while the latter Is
composed of Cole touring cars. road
sters. coupes and chassis. finished in
white enamel. The Chevrolet exhibit OF
the Henderson-Rowe Auto Company, mas
a full line of stream line roadsters and
touring cars. The Probey-Haynes MOTOR
Company has a display OF Haynes tour
ing cars and roadsters, while seven
passenger limousine stands out In full
view A feature of this exhibit is one
Of the Vulcan electric gear shifting de-
vices, mounted and in full operation
DtspIays Five Electrics.
The Emerson & Ormc display consists
OF 1--WE Detroit electric broughams Of
the latest type and construction. The re-
nainder Of their exhibit consists OF
three 1914 Apperson cars, including one
roadster. The exhibit of the Mitchell
Lewis Motor Company's line is novel.
The display of the Hudson Automobile
Company comprises big and little Hud-
son six touring cars. cabriolet and
a sedan. The Argo electric broushams
also form part Of the same exhibit The
Regal exhibit. consisting of touring cars.
a roadster. and chassis, attracted
number of visitors. Another popular ex-
hibit is that of T. Lamar Jackson, who
handles the Stevens-Duryea line. The
two cars on display include a five-pas-
senger car equipped with wire wheels and
a seven-passenger touring car, both
finished in mulberry red.
Two Ohio electric broughams are being
displayed in the space adjoining the
Stevens-Duryea. The new six-cylinder
Marmon 81" made its bow to the public.
II Is finished in black and red running
gear In addition to this car there are
also shown the highest priced car in the
shov-a 5000 six "4s'' Marmon of the
seven-passenger type The latest model
Woods electric brougham also forms part
Of the display of this concern.
Exhibits of Accessories.
On the west side Of the hall is located
the velvet shock absorber and rear signal
lamp display of Chesley & Harveycutter.
Next in line is to be found an unusually
large display of automobile accessories
by the National Electrical Supply Com
pany. The Krit-Washington Motor Com
pany occupies the next space, two tour
ing models Of the latest type, one equip
ped with wire wheels, forming the dis
play.
MiIler-Dudley Company has an exhibit
which consists of Gray and Davis light
ing systems. Bosch magnetos and spark
plugs and Hess-Bright bearings
Irwin T. Donohoe has large display
Of automobile accessories. He is fea-
turing the ]. NJ. shock absorber. Leroy
Mark has space and is telling of the
why's and wherefores of automobile fire
insurance. The Edison Electric Storage
Battery and Equipment Company has an
electrical display.
The Indiana truck exhibit Of r. z.
Lankford consists of one, two and three
ton chassis and bodies, being shown for
she first time here. The Wilcox-Trux dis