The Washington herald., 1916-08-04

The fOllOWnG auto nCenses were issued yesJeruty =
H56!-Mrs. J. L Merritt. iB F st. sw; REQ 1872
4l5s2-Lewis 7. Hawkins. sos st. ne: Ecsr 1916.
A63-G. B. Mulin Co. Ss9 18th st. NV; Ford
1916.
GlJsI-wm P. Story. The Penhurst: Chalmers 1913
A5s5-Max A. Schmidt, Bsrrlster Bldg; Ford 1916.
4lj66-F q. Bohannon Congress Hts: Ford 1876
A5S7-Tns Hoffman Co. 1lS 18th st. NV; Ford
1916.
fSss-Mayer Cohen. 3sc Ca ave; Ford 1916.
4l5seLW Stutler. Benning. d. c.; Ford 1916.
AEON. F Brodhead I7s3 18th St. scripps 1916
A57l-C II. Harp. nth St ne; Ford 1916
E52-B A. Bowles. 1913 Hall pl.; Ford 1917.
4l575-J. E. Lawthon 10 st. NV; REQ 1915.
lTi-J. o. Kirby. Route B. Station H; Ford 1877
FS5-C L. Osborn. 59c9t Ga ave; Ford 1872
AST-R W. Cliff, gs 9Th st. ne Crow 1916.
AS7-Thos r Flood. I5a O st, Ford 1875.
REs-Paul A. Moran. ne F st. NV. side car.
H57s-Jaco6 Lpkin. SO L St NV; Saxon 1916.
Essn-S. A. Hsrt. Z4 ilth st. sw.; Chevrolet 1915
HB-R. C. Clahin McLschlin Bldg; w.-Knisht
1916.
4lsa-John F. Murrel, Toe R. C. C. I'd Ford 1916.
ls8-J. W. Michsll, it, ls \. Y. ave. ne. REQ
1914.
4l5s4-John F wilkins. 100 Mas ave-; Cole 1916
A55-Frank Fl. Frn. 22ol Potomac ave; Max
well 1876.
ls6-L. H Lamb e5 lHh ST. ss: Maxwell 1915
H5S-E II. Wall. Metropolitan Bank Bldg; Ford
1916.
H5s-H NJ Reed I4B Buchanan; Ford 1876
4ISss-John NJ. Fiesch. 1904 T st. se.; bort 1916.
4lJso-Romine Taylor, IT Quincy Pl ne. Metz 1915
E5el-Fredsrick wilkins 7os 10th st 81; Ford 1916.
4.5go-J. S. Easily Smith. I72I st NV: Buick 1914.
n5ea-James A. Shaw. n T ST. NV. Ford 1913,
A5ai-wm. 2. Ryan. TS johnson ave; Winton
1918.
4l5s5-B. L. DALEY. TT 18th ST. NV; Ford 1916
FE6-wm. Conradis lc5 7th st. NV; Pullman
l9F
Hss7- Harper Overland Co.. "a lith st. NV. de
moustrator.
4l598-w. VI. Grimes. II n. Y ave. NV: Ford 1876
4ljes-J. f. Donovan, 1871 3lst st. NV: Ford 1915
4IsOo-Nsllie C Taylor, Takoma Park. Nd;
Chalmers 1875
F6o-J Levin. 800 sth st sw: Ford 1876
The police have been more or less
lenient with the motorists and there were
some few who took advantage of this
fact with the result that now the letter
of the law is being enforced officers
are noting the numbers of machines that
remain longer than fifteen minutes in the
restricted parking districts of the city.
They are also on the alert to apprehend
viOlators of the speed regulations and
that have come to a stop to either take
or or discharge passengers.
II. W. Robertson. president of the Au-
burn and Pathfinder Sales Company, who
this week have been holding a private
automobile show in their new quarters
expressed himself yesterday as more than
pleased with the attendance so far this
week. Not only have there been large
crowds in the evening, but during the
daytime there have been numerous visi-
tors. Tonight has been set aside for the
chauffeurs as chauffeurs night and the
local organization has been extended an
invitation to attend. All not members of
the association, but who are operating
cars as a profession, are likewise invited
to attend.
Things look bright for an automobile
race meet to be held at 4 local track on
Labor Day All that remains to be done
is to sign the lease for the track and
send out the entry blanks Those behind
the movement have been in communica-
ton with several drivers of fast cars,
who hail from Philadelphia and New
York. All have agreed to file their entry
blanks just as soon as the promoters are
in shape to receive them. In addition to
the racing car events It is planned to
hold some stock car races, open only to
local entries.