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Evening star., 1916-05-11

So. So AND 80 PER MONTH
MODERN ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
STEWART BUILDING.
Apply 2o6 Stewart bldg. 9Th and D nv.
BEST AVAILABLE LOCATION; ON ST.;
2nd floor front; at 1903; three rooms and bath;
three front windows: reasonable; suitable
doctor. dentist. manicure. etc. Apply 12OS O..
FOR KENT-ONE LARGE ROOM. ABOUT 4B1
go. Elegant light, heat and elevator service.
Can be made into four hve smaller rooms
In the Berry Whitmore bldg. 11th and
ata. Apply BERRY ( WHITMORE CO.
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FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
In Chevy Chase. Handsome home. ideally
located on large lot. west OF Conn. ave
Contains s large rooms and baths. large
cellar and porches. Hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights and is in fine condition. An un-
usual bargain for only $751;
In Cleveland Park. New. attractive lit
tie home, containing g very large rooms
and BATH enormous porches. large cellar,
hot-wster heat electric lights tgas). hard
wood floors and open fireplace. In one or the
best little homes ever offered at the price
Of SO, $50.
Beautiful corner home in Columbia 'agts.
near 14th and Park road. The house Is
two-story brick. 81 #. 'front.' with good lot
to paved alley. (Ample garage space.)
There are six bright rooms and tiled bath.
hardwood floors. elec. lights and modern
heating plant. Screens and awnings. Ev-
erything in AL condition. Price. $500
Only 81 900 cash. A snap for any one de-
string a home in this neighborhood. See
us today.
Cozy little home Kilbourne street Of
we'll arranged rooms and BATH large Gel
lar and porches. hot-water heat. electric
lights (gas), hardwood floors and is In eI-
celIent condition. Circumstances are such
that We can sell on easy terms for only
$3.50.
Remarkable opportunity to secure a first
class little home in Bloomingdale lot
2lx117 and cost over $3.50. Has good
size rooms and bath, porches and is in fine
condition. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Price. $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 14th st. NV.
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w HA<A$A ~ ~
337 c NV. 11r. b. .$5O.75
1924 Q NV. 11r.2b. $3.50
1913 n Cap. sr.b. 1880
21O7 X NV. sr. h. 30. Sc
1925 W NV. Tor. b. 80. 80
1106 18th NV, ,10r, b. %. 90
221 D NV. sr. b. $3.50
DWELLINGS
1913 N Cap, sr, b.37.50
S16 G ne. 6r, b. .25.h
1916 D ne, 6r. b. 1880
526 10th ne, 6r. b. Is. 80
DWELLINGS
51s LIST Sc. sr,b.hw25. 30
9O5 7th Sc. 7r. b. 20 so
445 N J av Sc. Or, b. 20. so
90S 7th Sc, 6r. b.15.50
DWELLINGS
634 Eye sw. Or. b. 20. 30
406 11th sw. sr. b. IS. 80
325 Linworth, 6r. b. 16. 80
$50 18th sw. 8r.w.16.50
4s9 E sw. 7r, w..16.bO
$50 NJ sw, Or, b. 1880
1901 Az sw. 8r. .b.15.5O
457 e sw, 6r. w.14.50
47S n sw, 7r. ". ..14.5O
TWO-FAMI
705 sth Sc, 5r. b.s.25. so
1921 Fla ne. CRIB. .25. 90
1112 s G av Sc, 5r. b. 1s. so
BUSINESS
432 9th NV. store. 175. 90
49, Pa av NV. .130. 90
615 La av NV. 100. 90
924 c NV. store. IS. 90
1898 l. NV. go. 90
1923 9th NV. sto, g, ,b37. so
2054 e nw.sto&dw.35.50 so
1927 n Cap,sto&dw30.50 so
332 M sw. st&dw.30 so
GU1 MASS av NV. .SU.UU
Al n Y nw,st&dw25. 80
COLORED
14Os Fla av NV, ,6r, b25. 80
1241 9th NV. .sr.w W. $3.50
1907 4th NV. 7r.w.1S.50
1876 Hickman Sc. g. b17.5
1921 18th NV. Or. b. IT. 90
443 I'd sw, 6r, b. .16. 90
22O E sw, 5r, W. 1850
224O 11th nw,5r,w.15.50
1905 L NV. 5r. W. rs. 40
1909 4th NV. 5r.w.14.50
1896 n J av w,5,w13. 90
201 Warren ne or, w12.5G
25 N Sc, 6r, w. .12.50
270S X NV. 6r. W. 1880
443 61a sw, 6r. W. .12.5o
7Ol Lam't nw.5rwi2.5U
PRINTED BULLE
Phone Main $40.
James F. Shea, E
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
THE F. q. SMITH COMPANY.
NJ. 6464
Houses in all locations. rooms to ,z9 % ~ rooms
A COMPLETE LIST SENT ON REQUEST.
SEE OUR LIST IN SATURDAY.s STAR.
S15 18th ST. NV.
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A.ND u.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
To COLORED TENANTS.
1902 AND 1904 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV,
Desira BILE houses New Jersey avenue car
line and convenient to other lines.
Five rooms and bath. .S16 50
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
729 18th street NV.
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so5. 80. .4013 9th nv. sr
S23. so. .1241 9th. sr
s23 so. .1230 18th NV, 7r
s23. so. . Jolt n Cap, 6f
SO. so. .716 + sw. sr
S22.50.l726 S'ton NV, 6r
ST.. .202 Arthur NV. 7r
$21. so. .76s M'ton NV. Or
$40. so. .2207 F'klin ne Or
| $50. 80. .1420 N ] av, sr
5000. 404 " ash NV, Or
$50. 80. .616 G ne. Or
sls.5O.38ls 1lthnw.1
Sl6. 40. .2528 9Th NV, 5r
s15.50. .1719 Seaton, Or
$15.5O. .171s S'ton NV, ,8r
SIS. 184S Rosedale ne, , Or
$500. :. .s14 + NV. 2r
s14.5O. .52Oh NJ ne, Ar
S14.4O.2 .212s 10th NV, 5r
S14.40. .923 Y NV, Or
sl4.0O. 252U 9Th NV. Or
$3.50. 22222s Cle'd NV Or
S13. 40. .2532 9th NV. sr
s12. 90. 1920 N NV. 5r
s12.T5. $3.50 18th NV, 5r
sI2.7s. 1924 Mozart. 5r
$3.50. .215 Q NV, 4r
$3.50. .93 F"nton ne. 5r
ST.. 40. 13Oh 10th nw.5
$500. .3O5 G sw, 5r
s11. .633 Girard, rear,5r
Sll.OO. .1127 Eye Sc. 5r
$1,000. 1924 Wav ter, Ar
5000. .517 sth Sc. 5r
5000. .46 Fenton ne. ar
S1O.50. IA Fenton ne. 6r
$40. 40. 351 Mel av sw,5r
>iu.Uu. Illus 9TH De. or
50. 9...0.919 Golden sw. Ar
IS. so. .12111a Blag ct. .6r
s.. 5 Nailor's ct NV. Ar
| s6.40.6 Aliens ct sw.4r
$3.50. 1913 Temp'ce.5r
MENTs.
s35. The kedrick. 2r
s3H. The darlington. 4r
S33. The Darlington, Ar
5000. The Rochester.4r
SIS. 80. The Earring .3r
500. so. The Well'gton,3r
s26. 50. The Rochester.3r
s1s. 80. The Dudley, 1r
SIS. The Cavendish. 1r
$3.50. .2820 5th NV. 81
Slu.50. 2s2U 5th NV. Or
CES.
S15. .s14 F NV. 2r. "a
rty for rent will be sent
sM & uENsEY CO..
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ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VALUE EVER Of
FERED IN A NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE.
Low PRICE-EASY TERMS.
Highest elevation in NV; south and east
exposures; wide avenue faces large park; ma
tive shade in back yards; complete cellar and
hardwood TRIM colonnade entrance to parlor;
screened-in breakfast porch; big bedrooms;
full tile bath; attic; hot-water heat; electric
lights; s-ft. double porches; buy direct from
builder and owner. Box 431, Star once. 24s
HERE'S A BRAND-NEw HOME AT AN Old
house price-Reduced from 81, $50 to $4, $50 for
quick sale; 4 bedrooms. h.-w. heat gas and
cleo. lights: hardwood trim throughout: double
floors; double porches; large lot. wide ave. NV,
close to both car lines. Box 50. Star office. :4'
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WANTED-TO RENT.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

1919 ST. N.w-ExCEPTIONALLY FINE
location for physicians office; room and board
afforded; also courteous intelligent; phone
service; references exchanged. Phone NJ. 37s0.
THE kENOIS BUILDING,
11th and NV. opposite Palais Royal.
The very center Of the business district.
Large. light. airy rooms, $40 up; heat, hot
and cold water. electric light. jantor service
free; two electric elevators. Sunday and holi-
day service. Renting office, Room 404. or
HARRY WARDMAN, 1880 NV.
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

Id ave. IN. W.
NORTHWEST.
2222 g NV. Or. h. 2h. 30
2O3 Mass av NV. g, h22 IN
432 Lamont nw.8. b22. 80
1927 1st NV. Or, b. %. 50
IT'S N J av nw,6, b1s-5O
3515 8 NV. 5r, w-13.W
1881 Morton nw,6,w12.5o
NORTHEAST.
1888 NC av ne. .6r. bis. 90
% Myrtle ne. 7r. .17.30
500 L ne, Ar. W. 1880
1876 9Th ne. 6r, b. 1000
SOUTHEAST.
1898 NJ Sc, Or, W. 1900
7O1 1 Sc, 5r. b. ...16.O0
laos A Sc, 5r. W. ..u.m
| 1884 f sc. 5r. w...1O.N
SOUTHWEST.
1904 Al sw. Or. b. .13. SO
1911 Mel av sw. .5r. bl2.aO
499 G sw. 5r. W.. .12.0 90
l7l2 H sw. 6r. W. .11.5O
Iia11 So Cap,6r.w..11.h0
1s41 Az sw. 5r.w.10.5o
1855 C sw. 3r, W. TO- 90
1905 Az .sw. 6r.w..9.O
LY FLATS.
16421a N J av NV.
5r. b ..-........1s.5O
PROPERTY.
| 1899 7th NV, store. 90
2O4 7th sw. store 25.W
7Ol 1 se, sto&cel. 20. 90
1901 Az sw,sto&2r16.W
COS I'd nw,sto&dw. 16. 90
1102 q NV, store. .16. 90
1902 Euclid nw,sto. Is. 90
l1OS U NV. store. 16 90
213 11th ne. store. 1850
1904 Water sw.stol0.W
TENANTS.
I LOOT 26th NV, Or. W. 50
l1l8 N J av Sc Or. wl1.50
1920 Jefferson. .Sr,w11. 90
l1019 n J av sc. e.5r.w10.50
2423 F NV, Or. w.10.50
1898 Union sw,6.w10.50
2l01 D NV. Ar, w.9.40
l2l8 LIST sw, 5r.w.6.b0
1882 N ] av Sc .4r.w.6.b0
27O9 Il NV. 4r.w. $50
100 G Sc. 5r, VS.. 90
147 N Sc, Or, w....S.W
l61 N Sc. Or. w...S.00
III Quander Sc. 4r. VS.. 90
1921 18th ne, ,4r,w.7.50
22O9 D NV. 3r. w...6.50
TIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $50.
AZ La. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1916-05-11
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

By owNER-12 ROOMS; BATH: FINISHED
attic; steam heat: electric lights: motor;
ami: porches: abundant shade; fruit; ga
rage; stable: one acre: six minutes from troll
ley or steam cars: adjacent to National Park
Seminary grounds; Forest Glen. Nd. 1922
18th NV. Apt. "a. 17s
HANDSOME SUBURBAN HOME. CONVENT
entity located in best section of Takoma Park.
Contains large. bright rooms and bath; cellar
under entire house and large attic space: fur.
heat; open freplaces; gas logs; large closets,
and is in excellent condition: lot most 800
IT. deep. containing shade and fruit trees,
chicken house and good size garden. Price.
$75OO or will exchange 81 900 equity for
small citv property. Box 273. Star ofhce.
SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE. SALES AND
exchanges Large. active list of residences.
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms. We have advan-
tazeous propositions
A. F. FOX COMPANY. 1911 II st. NV.
Sales and Exchange Department
Evening star., 1916-05-11
SI.2so BUYS WHAT?
A MOST ATTRACTIVE. MODERN SUBURBAN

A MOST ATTRACTIVE. MODERN SUBURBAN
BROOM DWELLING. TWO ACRES LAND.
Located woodside. Nd, blocks TO
trolley and auto road; large rooms. wide
porches. electric light. high-class fixtures;
heated by Paragon furnace: large cellar: large
living room; open ireplaces; large reception
hall; steel range; porcelain sink and hot and
cold water; modern bath; large bedrooms:
many closets: wide upper hall and porch
on second floor: acres of beautiful grounds:
very large lawn: many shrubs, evergreens and
flowers: frontage on three streets: many shade
trees, assorted bearing fruit; garage. garden.
etc. One seldom attractive and well
kept property. Price. S9500 Will sell with
one acre il wanted. Shown by appointment
only.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
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WANTED-To BUY.

HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE,
BY SEPT. I.
STATE FULL PARTICULARS BY LETTER.
P. o. BOX 1249. WASHINGTON. D. @. 1e4e
CASH FOR DC. REAL ESTATE. IMPROVED
or unimproved: must be genuine bargains: full
data and price attention paid; owners
only. Box $50. Star ONCE.
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY
DEsTRABLE LOT FOR LARGE BUSINESS
building. 45x155 (e.9s0 50. IT,. Rear alley.
| 80 TT: side alley. Is IT. East side 18th st.
| above G st. NV. Reasonable price.
RALPH W. LEE.
| 70s 14th st. NV. Phone Main 2049.
Evening star., 1916-05-11

FOR RENT
S125. .936 Pa av NV,
store & dwelling
500. 1900 oath NV, 12r
500. 1918 B'm't NV. 12r
S75. .472 Pa av NV, store
SIS. .27 Irving. Chevy
Chase. Or
$6J. 20 Irving, Chevy
Chase. 7r
$50. .11 d NV, 16r
$55. 10. 1914 Belmont
NV. 12r
s55.50.1s71 Calf w.10r
SJ5. .2503 C'mp'n NV. Or
S55. ..485 G NV. 18r
$52.501746 Col rdnw. Tor
$3.50. 25l2 Ont I'd. 11r
5000. 1887 Cal av
NV. Tor
$50. .315s 18th NV. 12r
$50. .s19 18th NV. "a. .2r
S45. BIB 18th NV. 10r
S45. 1872 Newton NV, 10r
$42.50. 2337 18th NV, ,10r
S42. so. .14l9 9Th NV. .13r
s4I.05. .s18 10Th NV. Or
s40.50. .2102 o NV. Tor
S4O.50. 1884 11th NV. .10r
$40.5O.122S Fairmont. Or
$4O.50. I'LL 17th NV, sr
S4O.2472 Ontario I'd, Sr
$3.50. :. 1925 T NV. 10r
$685. sc. .14U7 Corc'n. Or
$35. so. 3225 11th NV. Or
S35. 1860 Monroe NV. 8r
$3.50. ..125 c ne. Or
5000. .170O v NV, Sr
$50. so. 1921 5th NV. Sr
5000. 1401h l4thnw.5r
S2s. SOL S'ton pl nw.6
$27.5O. 1905 10th nw,9 ,9r
S25. 10. .525 n J av, sr
$25. so. 203s 18th NV. Or
$3.50. 1928 9Th NV. Sr
$25. so. ...221 d NV. l1I
APART
$65. The Cumberls nd. 6f
$6S. The Fontanet. br
$50. The kedrick, 4,
$50. The kedrick. Ar
$45. No. 1908 G NV. Or
$40. No. 1905 G NV. Or
$40. E. The Dresden. Ar
S37 80. The Arden. 4r
S37 so. The Fontanet. 3r
S37 80. The C'bridge. Ar
$3.50. .33a Pa av. sr
OFF
$25. 400 5th NV. 3
Complete list of propt
upon request.
SWARTZELL. RHE
727 18th
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE
MODERATE PRICE. EASY TERMS.
1885 to 1349 Quincy street NV.
Zone half square from 18th ST.
Special features-Lots $50 feet deep to 30
foot alley: two baths; attic: brick open FIRE
place; three porches; oak floors; electricity
and gas, etc.
1925 TO 1138 Allison street NV.
(0ne-half square west of Georgia ave.)
Special features-Lots 201158 to 15-foot al
ley; four bedrooms; attic; brick open fire.
place; three porches: oak floors: electricity and
gas: hot-water heat, etc.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). ia 14th ct. NV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
FACTORIES FORCED TO
BUILD CLOSED CARS

Until recent years the motor car has been
considered pleasure vehicle. TO be used
only during the pleasant weather months Of
the year. It was formerly the custom n
run the car until the cold winter weather
with its sleet and sonw sentenced the auto
mobile TO three months or more iuprison-
ment in the garage. AT least this was true
Of the man whose purse could not afford
the expenditure Of $4,000 to $1,000 for an
enclosed car
But 50 necessary a part Of our everyday
life has the motor car become that peopie
are no longer satisfied to be without their
cars even during the severe winter weather.
Professional men. city saIesmen people
whose business requires speedy transit have
realized the need Of their motors every dsv
in the calendar They have forced the man
ufacturer 70 give serious consideration 10
the problem Of furnishing a motor car suit
able for year-around service. retaining the
advantages Of both open and enclosed cars
at a moderate cost
Within the last few years there have
been many experiments in building special
-yvinter-tops' 10 be fitted on touring car
or roadster chassis In the main these tops
have been unsatisfactory. both from the
standpoint Of beauty Of design and utility
The makers started by putting the cart be
fore the horse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
NEW DEPARTMENT FOR AUT0ISTS;
INFORMATION BUREAU IS OPENED
Ell Paso Herald Will Coop crate With Dealers, Motor
lists and Would-be Motorists in Supplying Informa
ton About Cars, Their Prices, Capacity, Terms,
Etc: Mechanical Experts Answer Questions.

n SRAG TO extend the usefulness OF the automobile section OF The
completed
- department the desire of this newspaper
the prospective
buyers Of motor cars ut also to
accessory dealers of Fl Po always glad to
the and get inforna
always possible for motorist
The automobile department
OF proposes possible gain the desired IN
fomati with necessity O q personal
WRITE AUTOMOBILE REORMAIION
The Herald II there any
and viii that
supplied Use the blank below and give any further
partcul in a
il particular preference about state desires
Will be
YOU VIII be glad help get information about all
coming outside the VIII
also be given dealer who denonsta-
of his
10 cost operation capacity, and the information VIII
be
Are YOU going or viii glad help out
TELL YOUR MOTOR TROUBLES TO THE HERALD
a know about its mechanical
workings your Hald automobile department
viii and VIII be answered through @
WeeL-En nd edit o The Herald
The Herald
lau I services are at vour disposal Of the adj
veserlents You don't what You want. let know
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
FROM 954 TO $4,000
CARS IN IA YEARS

The automobile industry IS just begin
ming to realize how It has grown. 1t has
been too busy TO think Of the past or to
reflect that it was turning out a by-product
Of history. But just now there is a grow
ing interest in marking out the milestones
Of the industry-Of collecting the eventful
but ju1ubled records Of the past 20 years
into some sort OF orderly account Of the
progress made. How the use Of the auto
mobile has grown in New York state is in
dicated by official records Beginning in
1901 when New York state the first in
this country to require motor cars registrs-
ton licensed 954 machines. there was
combined total Of los, 401 cars recorded in
the nine years following up TO Aug !.
1910 During the remainder Of that year
6s655 cars were registered; in 1911 the
number for the full year reached S.6s9s
In 1eTs 107 as2. in 1913. 134 405; in 1914.
17Q41z while so far this year the number
has SCARED 70 s23i.713. Historians OF the
Industry. however. should keep IN mind that
frororgblv effective registration OF ma
chimes did not begin in New York until 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
]. 6. To BUILD
MILLION AUTOS
Everybody Wants a Car and
Buys When Pocketbook
viii Permit.

With a production for the year end
ing next June OF more than 1000, goo
American automobiles, the dreams OF
those seemingly wild Optimists Of 10
years ago have come true, while the
industry in its making has grown to
be the fourth on the list Of our great
manufacturing industries with only
steel, lumber and clothing above it,.
saws Motor
with almost $500 600 cars in use in
the United States the time is at hand
when surprise will be shown when a
man admits that he doesn't own an
for every seven families or one for
each mile of public road in this country,
Of which only a small percentage is
improved.
Probably the most important thing
about an automobile is the fact thaS
everybody wants one, and il might be
considered the only manufactured ar
ticle that everybody does want Many
men want a home. but others prefer to
live in hotels. but I'm the case Of the
automobile il is safe to say that every
body wants one and generally gets one
when his purse permits
New York Leads.
New York leads with 227.467 ears up
to November 7. but Iowa continues 20
lead in cars per capita. with one for
every 10 persons in the state
Figures read like a romance in the
automobile industry showing 467 manu-
facturers. 19.fSf dealers. 1879 garages
and 1872 charging stations. a table
shows the following as the rec
ord Of American automobile prOduc-
ton since 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
Who Bought the
First Auto Sold?

Who bought the first American built
gasoline propelled automobile This is
a big question when one counts noses
and discovers that there are more than
100000 cars registered in the states
and territories in the union: but Rob
ert Allison. aged IS. n mechanical en-
gineer and resident OF Port Carbon,
Pa. believes that to him belongs this
honor an honor. by the way, which
any motorist might covet.
On April 1, 1898. Mr.. Allison made
his purchase, paying $1,000 for a single
cylinder Winton. the first Of the Win
ton company's 1898 product. which con-
sisted of p cars. This. Mr.. Allison be-
heves, is the first bona fide sale of
an American car. Since that time Mr..
Allison has been an ardent motOrist,
driving two cylinder cars, and skies,
and he is still as keen for motoring as
he was at the start in 1898
Writes About Purchase.
In suDstantiating his claims to being
the American pioneer purchaser, Mr..
Allison writes Motor as follows. telling
CT his first touring experience:
This car was single cylinder. seats
FOR two. 80 inch wire wheels single
tube two and one-half inch tires. The
car was designed as near as possible
to conform to the ordinary buggy. The
price was $1,000. the freight from Cleve-
land to Pottsville amounting to 500.
The shipment reached the local Penn
sylvania railroad freight station April
Il. 1898, and a large and curious
crowd witnessed the unloading OF the
first motor car brought here
4 knew nothing about motor cars
and the system Of internal combustion.
but, nevertheless. I drove the car TO
my home in Port Carbon and waited
for Mr.. Winton to come and show me
how TO run it.
Brighten Horses.
He arrived a few days later. and the
first thing he did was to run the car
downtown. soaring a two horse team
drawing a load Of green groceries. The
groceries suddenly took a notion to
strew the street. which they did in
promiscuous order I expected bill
for damages. but being a good Gus
toner, the huckster never said a word
about it
THE car purchased was said to be
the first in the United States sold to a
regular customer While at the Win
ton factory 1 saw two or three expert
mental cars that had been condemned
as not practical The claim that my
car was the first sold in the country
never has been questioned as far as I
know. I asked this question Of the
Winton company about three years
ago. and was so advised. I used the car
three years and had lots Of fun with
it"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
TRUCK PRICES ARE TO
BE INCREASED AT ONCE

Because OF the increased cost o. material.
the Moreland Motor Truck company has
been forced to announce a new schedule
Of prices on all the new 1915 models
Even with the increased factory produc-
ton. which has necessitsted placing orders
in large lots. the aggregate past increase
in parts is more than l5 percent
inexpensive material could be secured
but resorting TO such measures would re-
suit IT. permanent injury TO the entire com
mcrciaI car INDUSTRY
II is common knowledge that steel al
Logged with tungsten has increased 500 per
cent high speed cutters and drills nearly
s50 percent. Aluminium. which q few months
10 sold on che open market for is cents
per pound is now being held at - cents per
po1nd.
Bronze castings. hardwood lumber. nickel
and chrome steel copper paint materials
and in fact every part used in the con-
struction Of q truck. have undergone
raise Of from % 10 50 percent
New York state now averages car
10 every A OF its residents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
TRUCKS GO TOO FAST,
JITNEYS OVERLOADED

Harry A. Roe. motor vehicle commissioner
Tor Maryland. has taken a decided stand
against motor trucks and jitne buses. He
has made an investigation and has found
that the heavy trucks are going too fast and
that the iitnss are being overcrowded- lie
has sounded a warning. The speed limit for
trucks weighing from 20 tons has been
fixed at j. miles an hour as the maximum
and those Weighing over this amount at l.
miles hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
rNIoTE CYCLE TEsT.

Phoenix. AriZ.. Jan. 22.-An effort IS
being made to set a unique kind OF
nonstop record in Phoenix A Har-
Iey-Davidson motorcycle was placed
in the window of a downtown store
and its twin cylinder engine started
running. The rear wheel Is on the
stand and is revolving at the rate Of
l. miles an hour. Harry CrandaL
race rider. is watching the machine
and feeding it the necessary gas and
oil. He is assisted b. Ellie watson
another local rider II the engine is
still running at the end OF seven days
they viii stop it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
20 MILES Is SPEED
LIMIT FOR OHIOANS

The new traffic rules. recently promul-
gated by the Ohio highway department. are
now effective The rules were formulated
under the authority OF the Ohio general as
sembly and viii BE- considered as law by all
peace officials and judges. The rules.
which have been published broadcast
throughout the Buckeye state. provide a
system Of uniform traffic rules and regula-
country alike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
EVERYONE Is GETTING
THE AUTO HABIT HERE

During the past four years number OF
r,eorie hive been SAYING that the auto mar
ket could not continue to absorb the con-
stantly increasing output
ID to the present time these people 80
--aa- have seen the miracle OF the demand
which seems to know no satiety-yet they
continue TO predict direful things Tor the
automobile business. TheE forget that our
Of the $685. 900 people who bought autoIno-
bIles last year there are 100000 VINO are
merely practising Every one OF these suer-
900 is getting the motor car habit and
large portion OF them will buy larger. more
comfortable cars this year-in addition 70
the hundreds Of thousands who decide 1irst-
off on a quality car