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Evening star., 1915-11-23

At $500 pair.
Gray Blankets, wool filling and
cotton warp. others from $3.50 to
S375.
At $500 pair.
Fine White Wool Blankets, full
weight; generous size and very
fluffy and warm; others up to $I25o.
Many have the braid silk binding.
Second noor. + street,
Evening star., 1915-11-23

Thanksgiving Selections in
|Upholsteries and Fancy
Decorative Hangings.
SOFA pILLOws-we cannot speak
too strongly about the beautiful
display of Artistic and Handsome
Sofa and Couch PillQws-many OF
them are superb color schemes and
and elaborate effects of Brocades
and Silk Velours. Velvet and
Leather. Silk Velours, with gold
galloons, oval and round Shapes
with gathered soft silk putting.
Rich brocaded effects, artistic vel
vets, crinkle silks and cretonnes:
Priced from S1.75 to $40 each
TABLE AND PLANO SCARFS-Tapes-
try and Velour Combinations, Vel
vets. Tapestries. Pushes and Silks;
plain colors and combinations
$500 to $1,000.
FRENCH JUTE VELOUR PORTIERES
Only a limited number of pairs
of these beautiful hangings: high
grade French Jute Velour Double
faced Portieres; both sides the same
shade-green, red and brown; "a
yards.
Special price, $3.50 pair.
NEW CRETONNES FOR FANCY
WORk-New Cretonnes for fancy
work-bags, draperies and count
less articles that women make for
gifts. We have just received new
lot of Cretonnes. among which there
is large number of small de-
signs suitable for making bags,
covering boxes, scarfs, etc.
35c to 75c yard.
OOZE LEATHER SkINS-Plain colors,
S1.5O each; Burnt border designs,
$I.1J each.
NEW CRINkLE SILK TABLE MATS
A very pretty new effect in Table
MatS-rich, lustrous shades of rose,
red. green and blue: exceptionally
pretty; 20 inches in diameter, S5c
each.
CRINkLE SILK PILLOW COVERS
Artistic and beautiful: colorings of
rose. red, green and blue; $1.OO
each.
CRINKLE SILK TABLE RUNNERS
Reds, blue, rose and two-toned ef-
fects: very artistic designs; size Pix
so inches: 500 each.
Fourth floor, G. street.
Evening star., 1915-11-23
TO PREPARE THE
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Modern Turkey Roasters That May
Also Be Used for ANY Kind of Roast.

bai the lid shaped
gather the turkey
sef-browning\
manc blue
In foursi sizs-6-pound, 1z-pound sz1o 16-pound
$3.50.
ball shaped
cooking kind whether the national
or
In enamelfns S5z5
ROASTERS
lin the
of
be the ordinary
10 it. Three $685. $+o5 and S+7o
Turkey in steel, from upward.
floor
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Chafng Dishes, Coffee Percolators
and Table Metals.

This has recently been enlarged and extended and
than before with
beautifully executed
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Warm Blankets for Beds of Every Size

Whether you need Blanket for the baby crib fc
the single hreequarter double bed the large
for four-poster beds your needs can be supplied
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Fruits
Reduced Prices on the Imported
French Aubusson Chenille Rugs.

TTGl1Cn AQOuSSOn VIellIlIe Mugs.
These the Fine Plain Coored Rugs with band borders os
deeper contrasting effect Rugs OF this character
being much used the time but only have
few and obtain going close them
greatly reduced prices They seamless and OF exceptional quail
Not than four sizebrown with three
toned brown border gray with black border with wotoncd
border with green border woond green
green with very dark green border
9x12-ft size, reduced from $4,000 to. .$47.50
8.3x106-ft. size, reduced from $3.50 to. .$42.50
106x13.6ft size reduced from $4,000 to $675O
9x15-ft. size, reduced from $500 to .$62.5O
106x15-ft. size, reduced from $3.50 to. .$72.50
3x6-ft SIZE reduced from $1,000 to. ...... $3.50
F
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Wloo9war6 8 4otbrop| =,
| New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO SERVE THE
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Fine Dinnerware

Our Dnerware stocks noted for their variety quality and
moderation of price Several patterns have recently been
added and careful inspection will reveal how well have prepared
for Thanksgiving.
Service tor persons pieces priced as follows
American Porcelain, $12. .65. French China, $1,000
English Porcelain, $15.35. !Haviland China, $25OO
Evening star., 1915-11-23

[oIC DSu OI tIIC eAtI q IdI &c olLC
can be supplied. .,.
At $6.75 pair.
Fine Wool Blankets in a variety
OF attractive plaid colorings. Orirer
Plaid Blankets from $500 to $1,000
At t$12.5O pair.
Fine All-white Wool Blankets, cut
and bound separately; braid silk
binding; size 72xoo inches.
Evening star., 1915-11-23

Fifth floor. G street.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

Observation-Disclosures BON 9rt.
&leio, Stiefeln uno S6u9en: N
elmer Grunoftimmuug 1T Der Nn5u9.
aber Elm ooer 3pei fein oa5u obses
t6nte Jarben ergeben Die S6attiss
runa, Die ME fld6ig Ober ouFfaaeno.
fonoern nur ais 8elebung Der
0runbfurbs ouftritt. Die 9aupt@
grunbfarbsn, bic aud iehr oft 3u'
fommen psrarbeitet pirfen. iino elm
i~anftes 8lou nit erauen uno be-
len S6attierungen. Iu6 2ontgs'
blau unb Mnttgrin iiuo Dertreten.
Sir See uno 46enotleiber BAT
man fat ausi9lieBIi6 5aifet 1es
iJdblt, gebobsn ourd buntle ps!3s
ftreifen uno 5artgelbe, ehte SpiBtn,
fir Sadentleioer i9sint bel ben
8ertitGtten nur Sud in 5ra9e 81
fommen. Die SuttsritOfie limb
prG9!ig in 5orben uno Muitsrune.
Die in u~nIeren erftsn orei Bill
bern anrgeiteaten 9orlagen llno
iGmtli9 ous sruei peridieosnen
Stoffen eeiertigt unb in~foI9eoeH'n
gun5 6eionoers gum 4ufdrbeiten ges
eianet. lei es nun. oaB mo ein al
teres aleio inter 3ubilfenobme ben
neuem Stoff umanoert. aus apet
dlteren 6ormen cine neue ferti9t
ooer aa chamber pafenoe Stoffrei.s
Suiammentsat. MIit Sprgfalt uEo
Uel6idli9teit lGBt ii6 leiGt etpas
9%aiIenoes iinoen. 9us srite Bib
(ab6. u itslt cine 8eitenbIuie aus
SpibenltoIf uno Ssioe, nit Sam.
met6anps uno Sdnaasni6mud, bar.
9ieIe in Sdpor3 obsr MeiB, fOpie
in S9por3 auf Wsib eIei4 mir
tungspoae BLUE bat einen glatten
Riiden unO sersibts @oroerteiIe. S:s
men bic nit anopfidIuB uno tlsi'
men 4uf5tldgen oeriebene uno nit
Mua gefittsrte @eite tnapp an
Ranb auIgeiteppt 1T. llnten legt iit
ii9, untsr S9nauen eefaltet uno
nit benz 0urtsl 5uiommengefabt.
auf ben Rod, Der iiber bas 8lufsn.
futtsr ge3osen pirb. Del Ibi6luB
Der eingeiesten aermel itimmt nit
benz 8rasen aus feiner Spise uno
Sammstbano nit SsttI9naIe iibers
Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

gemiloert; bage9en iinb 4ut!dnoe IN
bic Mooen Der Iieb5iger Sabre uHo
uln bic Jnbr6unoertpenbe reitlit,
beinube porberriGeno: Had geartsi~
iete 4eibfen, enge, an Der Qhlel
oepuffte 4ermel, Oi6ts 6dltsluneen
an aiemIi6 tiefsn RodaninB uno
fe6r ooa fallenoe, reid gornierte
a6de. @elegentli6 lit bic 9uftpd-s
tie iogar bur9 Wattierung ~peritdrtt.
nm bic aeipiini9ie Tiiae an bisier
@tele gu errsidsn. Quf cine fdmlle
Saiae pirb aniAeineno peni9 Bsrt
oelegt, benn bier polben ft6 brsite
Jalten mad obsn uno untsH; an
einigen gang glatten Qbenotleioeru
1T bas 2sibten frsilid 10 eng nuf
ben a0rpsr esnrbeitet, oab nur ein
f6lontes 7iairden ben Rei3 zines
iol6en Gleioes CUR Geltung brd4s
ts. Die Sadentleioer uno bic bnJH
as66rigsn 9iite 3eigen einen itart.n
Ginf6lng ms poluii6e Rationale
film; bas tur3s, pel36siebte Sad
den, Der runbgeIduittene, ebenfaas
pelaoerbrdmte Rod. bas feline Qel5s
fGpp6en uno Der feline runbe Wtulf
(groBe Muifen limb oni9eineno SCI
ben Mertltdtten u6qeiebnt, i'm ubr;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

Sine S~eibenbIuie nit Srde.rs
mieber aus sud 3eigt oas nddfe
Bib (Nbb. p. Da5 nit Soblnabt
unb 9oblnobtrono ge5ierte Srdgsr>
mieber fertigt nan am beiten IN
Der 6ar5e, menn m0gli9 aud aus
benz Stoff oes 3ndes an. Die Sea
benbIuie 1T 3peiteilig. Dos Miss
Der tann binteu nit ooer pbne fpits
sigem 4usidnitt qeorbeitet percen.
Nm Sraeen uno Nusidnitt 3ufams
%menbdnaeno o~nQendhte Soibe. oars
unter &nppttnIuB, me al ben g.s
i6peiften Stulpen.
Gin 8Iuientteio nit SrG9erlob
uno neuortigem Soidenrod lit bst
9easnitono Der nd6iten St;33e
(abb. 81. 0a8 gefdHige aleio bo.
riidtpGrts gstreu3te Trigger. bic born
einem 2oB anqeiduitten 1ino, Der
ideinbor bic 6ortiebung Der Bot.
herbohn 6iloet uno iiber WuGeinlags
bur9iteppt ooer adn3Iid umgefiits
ter. nit 9oblnabtranb ssnrbsitet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

.rite Genius oieier Nrt nod rs9t un<
poaitGnoig aus, aud on, mo e. ni9t
I'M beiten Wilen feblte. Gerjeri9e
bon 1915, on oelfen 3uiammsnitelz
lung man jeBt nrbeite.. 1T granoli4er
aufgenommen porben uno uminBt
cine gr0Bere 3abl du~sgepGhlter 0es
bietsfIGdeu. Wlan bofft Oaqer. Dab
er einen iehr betrd&.iiGen 9etpinn
segeniiber Den. i'm porigen Sabre eins
beri9teten 3iffern 5eigt. SAT- 800
Srsipiaige baben, unter mOgli9ft 5es
nuuen Snitruttionen. in ieoem Staas
te nit Musnobme BON Herloa ua0
lltab cine 3dbluns porgsnommsn
Der 8ogel5dbler muB friib auIs
iteben. 9enn ~friimorgens Iino ole
mdnniiden 80sel am iunsesluit,9ten
unb t0nnen bann ON isitteIten ss>
sdblt psroen. Sunggeieuen aibt es
unter bieien Sier9.a ialt lie; jeoer
mdnnlide 0o9e; tonH od6er MS Elm
Yodr ge3d6lt neroen, aud nenn man
oas Neit ni9t gepoGrt. SeboA ours
fen teine 809el mit9e5dblt peroest,
peI6e bic betreffen1t 6ldfe II Dor
iibergebeno beIl1sa. Gin ,3dhler bar
~ielpeils 40 bis 50 &trea 81 rrlsoi9en.
uno er bat in ieinen Geridt aud
Oiele 4ngaben iiber Den Ggurattsr oes
unteriu9ten 9ebiste5 81 nuhen. lc@
tpie iber oos, mas barouf nid!t. Die
ginitigite 3eit fir Ole 3d9lung iinb
i'm augemeinen bic Mulsofc Mai unb
Suni. @eitaus am 5obI,ei9iten unter
ben einberi9teten Noseiaattungen
iino bic Robins ooer HOtOrofsln.
Gs 1T cine pieaei9t fir piele aber@
rai6enbe 9otiude. oaB Die 8Osei
ON bidtelten auf 2duofldden Iisen,
ipelde iid in Der Ndbe menIA!i4er
Wobuun9en befineen. - trne allen,
mos iie i6on Don GGeniden ausous
iteben sebabt ba6ni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
1if Mone.

Die pornebmite Qufga6e bes W1os
befinIfIers muB INNER bic iein, ben
Reis Der neibIiden Geitalt sur Gel
tung gu bringsn, anitatt iPre eis
MEN burd unporteilbofts S6nit.s
former au perbergsn. llno biefs
Mufao6e f6eint sci Der biesiGbris
gen Ssrbitmooe cuts pOrteiIboftsite
eeI0ft gu Fin. 9rob oes Sriesss
fpirb RE 0eltmobe nod INNER itdrt
bon europa besinflubt. unb nitt
sum penigften BON Wien, BON no
fi6 in ben lsbten Sabrsn Dor BEN
arieae paris bsreits piele Anrss
aunaen eebolt bate. Der 9oupts
inert in nen Qrbsiten Der Wisnss
WerfftGtten liegt pobI in Der Tint
Ierif6en 8erpenoun9stpeiie Der Utas
teriolien uno in ben Stoffen, n:
nab eiqtnen Gntpiirfen gspebt, 6ss
brudt Ooer ausosI6miidt Iino. 3ns
olei6 Iiebt man, boB bier ardfie
ON @erte tporen, bic bic &oitims
funbe heberrIhen; mir bege8nsn
Rleioern, bic on Elm ipaniihes ooer
bouGnbiIfe5 Nib aus 8eIasqu''
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

rirS. Tsu. febt tlsib'nm unS Be.
quem 1T aud Der in sinem ipigea
4usihnitt wrInpfenoe. aus 8otjit
poer Seioe her3uiielenoe Stsbtro9tn
nit lleberfaIriiihe. llebeysinitins
member Spibsnabihlub an ben Stu,s
pen Der anseihnittenen NerlnsI. Ter
nit elmer Sdnaue 9eidmiidte Sir
tel nedt Den NniaB oeS Rpdss, oel
fen 9iiftpuIe aIs 9Iuieui hob tpirti
UNI born BEN oufgeieBten 2ditsn
auf9etnopit 1T.
Sine einfote IrbsitsbIuis if in
unisrsm nGditen 9iIoe (9lbb. A.
ftisSiert. 0a niele BLUE in Der
9auptia6e sur arbeit sstrastn iusrs
ben fpu, fltrsn mir lie am beiteu
aus sinem bunteIu. ipdldbarsu Stcii
aus. IS iinp audi ppn pornxreia
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

81 Elm ateib fir Mdb6en bon 8
bis u Sabren. Sir bieiss 3leics
den, bos fir tiblere Sage porsss
ieben 1T, psrarbeitet man am beitsn
Woltoper in Marine obsr Meib.
Man lam bos Sleio ober ou9 aus
SrelIatin orbeiten, Der betanntlid
unpsrpiiItIid lit. Der Rod 1T se>
fdumt unb in 6olten 9eorbnet, Die
in Der Soias BON einem brsiten
Stoffbinb6en 5uiommengebaltsn
iperben. Gs 1T prottii9, bteTes
8iinb6sn nit 8nopfl04ern gu ber-
iefeu. UNI bas 36d6sn einsm belize
ler 2eibden ouftnopfen gu f0n:
nen. Die 8luIs bat ben esrobsa
S6nitt pbne 3ug. Sic lit runbum
gei6loFen, BOT ober einen peiteu
be%r5f0rmiesn 9alsdusidnitt, ourd
ben nan einidlipfeu tann. Die
4ermel fino NIT 4ufi6ldeen in oer
Sorbe bes &ruaens psrieben. Der
&ragsn lit gum Nntn6pfen. Gin
S6iffertnotsn aus i4par5em @tlns
tilnst ben S6IuB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
rltnS Die game &ugelidDar.."
Nud) Gin ScninS bcS acf,ebertcn Sulfcs
Der %erciniaten Staatcn.

f'N 80 NHtH 49,
Der %erciniatet Staatcn.
S6on fri6er paren 6rtIiqe Sab
lungen Der 8pgslneIt in maa1eE
Seilen Der Ser. Gtaaten Ieittus foIs
der porgtnommen po.osn. Ole baran
interefiert iparen, gu nilen, ob unr
in fpel6em MaBe pas @oqsGs6eu i'll
Oieien 9e9enOen It4 lerElehrte p0er
Derminberte. 4bsr crit in Sabre
1914 fubts sic 8iologii6e I~btsiluny
bes 4derbous0 . Departments oen Sc.
banten, fir cine Rei5t Sabre e;nen
aIIdbrIi6en 9oeels3enius fir oas
2onO auf8unebmea. nm
mO9lidt genuu feit3ultelien. ME
pirtiom Die 0o9eIi 4ubs @eltbe in
ben peri9ieoenen Stacta Sc. ilripn
paren uno iino.
@s banoelt iih borei UNI pie pilz
Sen @0gel 0es 6elpes uno Bd,oss;
benin oas 9aus@ ooer 6arGsGei,ligei
piro idon ldn9it BURT Oie gstp0hnz
li6en 3enius@@rbsbungen nit &C.
bedt; audi tit oas, gum Slid imnle:
i~eItener peroenoe %gefieoerte 3arr>
seug. ME Die 9abiate. ni6t nit trs
begriffen. Nas ober Ole ipgut ME
barmloien, meiit fir Die Sntsreisn
oss Meni6en uno namentlid oes
2anbmirtes ie6r nibliden NIB gum
guten Geil ouh sur 0eri6Onerun3
oes 2ebens nid1t nen;g bcitrugenoen
WiIop0gel onbelangt, 10 IoutM 0os
asl=2iebbdber uno ~iiberbaupt fns
gauge Yublitum iber ib,e qeiieterteil
5reunbe gut untsrrldytst iein, unO
Der ipihenldoftIi6e 2%asotaust iolte
Ole grobe 9tlfe, pel6e er DON oleIen
0ef6opien BEL Der 8etGmpfung Der
Snletten erbGIt, %pollduf ST. niroigen
uno oarnad gu bdnosin %lpiiien. DIS
lit aud Der 9ouptSred, peIfer bieler
8o9ele 3tnfus perfoIgt, Der oeipiB
Elm l0blihes llnternebmen lit.
Nbsr Sne G'eIos8epiulgunQ mar
sur 6proerung oieIes 98srtes II i d !
porbanoeu. 9u3er puroe Elm 8HnDs
itlreiben erIoiisn, lpeldes 6reilpilliQe
o"ufriei uuo ole. Die bel Ser 0oseIs
3GbIun9 mitipirisn tornteE uno
molten, ouffurberte, IiA gu meIosn.
Der Qufforoerung fpuroe i'm san5sn
nit patriuiIGer 0ere,fnIuidfeit ents
iprod}eu, Nur in apsi De-: Gtaaten
Ianoen iih niht gsnue 6rsitpiuioe,
nm cine umiaienoe lustunit a,s
Der Nd6barifoft i1cer 6eimot 81
i~isfern, oo6 pds tomm. boffentii9
nod ipGtsr.
Die GraebniFe Ses 9oseI. SsnIus
bon 1914 lie9en geIammelt uno q.
oronet Dor un0 lailen o%nne3Irta, Dag
in eieIem Sabre Die YaltIs9tpDIte-
run9 etpa cir Yoar pro Mcrt Cans
oes tetrug; oas mira I'M sarsen
ipeniaer ais $50 Ifi1ipnen gocre
ausmaten. Wit onoeren 0orttn:
Die 3obI Der Wilopoael in Den Ser.
0todteu lpur0e nod nibt iiri aoi
iopiel be,ru9sn, tuis Die 3obt Der
Vleni henpeien. 9eies 3ap,msysr
hdltnis lit ais betIagensnert urguns
zig 3u be5eitnsn, Yom @eFAtspEnft
oeS &erits fir Die 9tenlheE 1T elnc
beoeuteno erobsre 0pgell6ar 81
ipiinihen.
acknowledgements ober iiI hes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

fur5e 2lermel pprgefeben. neil lie
BEL Der arbeit am bequemiten fin9.
Tuden Mno 8oroertsile iine glait
gei6nitten, i'm 1oiasni6luB our5
eiHen gag 5uIammen9ebalten. Oea
S6Iub permitteln porn anopf ur5
Snopil06er. unb ben WatroIentrcs
gen arbeitet man nm beiten aus
bemielben Stoii. Bonn tleinen Gel
tentdih6en iebe man nidt ab, psii
ss mirtIia prattiid 1T.
3ulest seigen mir nod lin Qb6.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03

the crankcase while that from A to b
shows what should be the proper
level.
The condition illustated by the level
c exists with a large number of motors.
and is usually caused by the front
springs settling, which results in the
front end Of the crankcase being low
er. than the rear. Under such condi-
tions the connecting rods of the first
and second will dip deeper into the oil
than the third and fourth as indi-
Gated by the level c. drop Of one
quarter or one-half inch Of the front
end Of the crankcase Is not readily dis
cernible to- the eye, but will make a
considerable difference to the level of
the lubricant.
The writer has located number Of
fabrication troubles by measuring the
height of the oil in the crankcase of
the motor and eliminated the fault by
leveling up the crankcase. 1t is u sim
pie matter to block up the springs or
motor suppoAe 1t depending upon the
The height OF the oil in the crankcase
can be ascertained by removing the
old oil, cleansing the case, then using
a colored fluid which when withdrawn,
will so mark the walls that the level
may be easily ascertained. In making
measurements the tires should be fully
inflated and at least one. person occupy
the front seat.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
good cells to force the electricity throu gh
the low or daad coll

good cells to force the electricity throu gh
the low or dead cell
Flaxseed In Radiator.
Flaxseed should not be placed in radi-
ators under any consideration. II used
In large quantities 1t will swell par
TALLY or wholly filling the fne tubes,
and If the radiator be Of the honey
comb type 1t will be a difficult matter
to displace It, The use Of acid for dis
solving the faxseed is a doubtful REM
edy as the acid might attack the solder
or the metal. A method OF cleaning
radiators by using steam might be en-
ployed. but care must be taken not to
use too high pressure.
Not only should the radiator be clean
ed. but the water Jackets Of the motor,
the pump and the inlet and outlet pipes
The best remedy is to send the radiator
to the manufacturer. and It may be
possible that It will have to be entirely
disassembled before the f1axseed can be
displaced. 1t is possible that some radi-
ator expert may be able to remove the
fiaxseed. the work depending upon the
type of radiator.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
Smith -Trew Company
Report Sale of Reos

The Smith-Trew Company has sold and
delivered six-cylinder REQ touring cars
to Thompson & Corbett. r. H. Miller,
and four-cylinder touring cars to r. w.
Powers and H. S. Fairbanks this week.
A new shipment Of skies is due to ar
rive in the show rooms the early part
OF next week.
Joe Trew. president Of this company,
will leave Washington today for an ex-
tended trip into Virginia territory. visit
ing the local agencies for the REQ and
Oakland. and establishing. a few new
connections.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
SHOWS HOW TO CURE
/ SMOKING EXHAUST
fabrication Troubles May often
Be Located BY LeveIing Up
the Crank Case.
BY C. P. SHATTUCK, NJ. f.

A smoking exhaust is not always due
TO the use Of too large an amount OF
OIL particularly with the engine that
relies wholly upon the splash or all
loss system of fabrication. Even some
other systems give trouble which is in
dicated by the first and second cylinders
being over fabricated, a condition gen.
orally learned from fouled spark plugs.
AS a rule trouble is not experienced with
the rear cylinders.
Usually the expert advocates the ft-
ting of new and patent piston rings and
srsw pistons. but these sometimes fail
to cure the trouble. One of the most
common causes Of over fabrication of
the first and second cylinders of the
motor fabricated by the splash system is
illustrated in the accompanying draw
ing. The line c indicates the level in
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
Zell Motor Company
Closes Business Here

The zell Motor Car Company of
Washington. which has no connection
with the concern Of the same name In
Baltimore. brought its business to a
close this week.
Last evening the pretty window signs
which heretofore have described the
superior qualities of the Chalmers and
the Grant were changed to tell the pub
lie about the Mitchell. the bort. and
the Flint truck. These cars will be sold
from the former Zell show rooms by
Miller Bron
1t Is rumord that the Chalmers will be
sold in this city by a large syndicate of
automobile men
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
w. F. Hale Will Attend
Atlantic City Meetings

w. F. Hale. prominent farmer Of Vir-
ginia and partner Of NJ. A. Bayles in
the Record Auto Supply and Service
Company. which specIalizes In service
for Ford cars at 631 Massachusetts
avenue. will spend a large part Of June
at Atlantic City. where he will sit In
the meetings OF several national boards
OF which he is a member. while ma
tional conventions are being held at
that resort
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
automobile Notes

e. J. westerhouse, of Manila, and
member OF the American Automooiie
Association, was among the recent vis-
itors to club headquarters. Mr.. Wes-
terhouse, who purchased a new car
while in the States, and who is an ar
ss dent Atss9a mos9ESt t. T she Paec %eks IN his
mobile. His transcontinental tour mas
been arranged for him by the CLUB 9
touring bureau. After visiting the sun
Diego and San Francisco Exposiuons,
Mr.. westerhouse. accompanied by nls
car, will ship from the Golden Gate tof
Manila.
r. H. Bailey, member Of the local
club. accompanied by Mrs. Bailey, ieit
trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition:
Mr.. Bailey intends to make the round
trip in his car. following the Lincoln
Highway westbound and taking the
% tour Witch % was arranged by the clubs
touring bureau, includes many side ex-
cursions from the main highway OF
travel to points of interest In the West,
including Yellowstone and the yosemite
There arc few automobile clubs whose
membership Includes more transconti-
mental motor tourists than does the
District organization. Seldom week
sfs nSss St ssa ttnS t%S the Sn
trail" During the past week three
cars wearing the A. A. A. emblem left
the National Capital with the Pacific
coast as their objective.
The following Joined the club during
the past week: Charles p. Stone.
Charles B. Hamill. Duke w. Burger.
J. A. D. CARRIER. Julian A. HillmAn, r.
J.; Bailey dS EdSars ySigt; s,.ns Jr; e. M M;
Charles d. Church.
Edward Volgt, jr., who is represent
ing the proposed publicity run Of the
Philadelphia Motor Speedway Associa-
visit to club headquarters said forty
cars will leave this city to Join the
run. About twenty-five Washingtonians
are stockholders In the speedway as
sociation.
That local traffic regulations will be
thoroughly discussed at the club meet
ing in October is certain. There Is
hardly a member OF the club who hasn't
them, and It is quite likely that there
will be some interesting views aired.
r. A. Deming and family. OF Cleve-
land were among the motor tourists
week. Mr.. Deming. who Is a member
Of the Cleveland Automobile Club,
while here made several waits to the
District automobile headquarters for
touring Information. He stopped here
several days. He expressed his pleas.
ure at finding the local club so we'll
equipped to take care of motorists.
George Washington Lewis, secretary
Of the Alexandria Automobile Club, was
visitor during the past week. Mr..
Lewis crossed the Potomac to make the
acquaintance Of local club officials, and
especially Touring Director Ferguson.
with whom he expects to cooperate
formation for motorists contemplating
Virginia trips starting at Alexandria.
Charles B. Hamill, member Of the Dis
trict club. accompanied by his father
and Mrs. Hamill. left Washington Sat
urday for a tour of the Berkshires.
Mr.. Hamills tour was arranged for him
by the clubs touring bureau
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
.HE Chalmers Motor Company, with its new

T0HE Chalmers Motor Company, with its new
organization, even greater factory facilities,
l. additional buildings, more men and still more
capital and with quadruped production, is bringing
out for the season Of 1910 series of cars, the equal
of which haoe neoer been offered before.
The Chalmers Company is the only leading manu-
facturer that is offering for 1916 at a
new price-in the medum-price class.
Others have either put out a at higher
price, the old car at the old price, the
same old car at a cut price
This Chalmers is. the Six-40. shown below,
at the astounding price of Sl275.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
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