Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-04
Il CARS in CAMP
HILL RUN MAY 6
Hundred Will Go on Sociabil-
ity Trip Into Maryland Over
the Weekend

Final arrangements for the third
annual Camp Hill sociability run, May
and Z. were completed to-day and
almost 100 persons are expected to &c
on the trip in twenty-one cars.
C. K. Deem and w. Kent Gilbert
have made plans for the two-day run
which will end after more than 27O
miles have been covered during the
time. with stops at all important
places. On Saturday the party will
leave Camp Hill for Baltimore and
Annapolis stopping over night after
returning to Baltimore. Sunday the
trip will include a run through Ian
caster.
Arrangements have been made
through e. w. Eberle, captain in the
United States Navy, to visit the Naval
Acadamy at Annapolis on Saturday.
Many other places of interest will be
included in the list of stops in this
city, including the st. Johns College,
founded 1714; the old Richard Car
vel House. now a school for Catholic
sisters. and the crypt in which the
body of Commodore John Paul Jones
lies.
A secret running time will be set
for the two-day run and all entrants
may compete for the prizes offered
provided they cover the entire route
Several cash prizes will be offered to-
gether with the following: One half
barrel flour. from Fl. c. Zacharias, OF
~ 4
5-gallon can Polarine oil, from Allan
tic Refining company; loving cup, P.
G. Diener; mahogany clock, Crispen
Motor Car company; ] Fiske Gold
Bond Inner Tube, Fiske Rubber com
pany; l boudo1r electric lamp, Dauph-
in Electrical Supply company; l split
bamboo fishing rod, George w. Bogar;
Russian leather travelling case for col
lars and cuffs, J. l.. Shearer; So
worth of goods in store, Holmes Seed
company; electric ovenette, United
Electric company, Lemoyne; loving
cup, G. Ross Boas; inner tube
Front Market Motor Supply company;
collapsible drinking cup with leather
case, w. l.. Forty.
Checking Station
The pilot and checking cars will
| be properly marked and each car will
be numbered and furnished with
pennants inscribed Camp Hill.
Checking stations on Saturday fol-
| lows: Gettysburg, Westminster Md
Ellicott City, Md, Baltimore, Md, An
napolis, Md; Sunday. Baltimore, Bel
Air and Conowingo. Md. Lancaster
Elizabethtown and Camp Hill, Pa.
On the first day the route will lead
! through Dillsburg, Gettysburg, Lit
tlestown, Westminster, Louisville. Ell
licott City and then TO Baltimore
where the cars will be checked in al
the Motor Club of Maryland head
quarters. The party VIII then pro-
ceed to Annapolis returning to Bal
timore where night headquarters will
be established at the Belvedere Ho-
tel.
On Sunday the route will include
stops at Bel Air and Conowingo, Md,
for checking stations, with luncheon
at the Hotel Brunswick, Lancaster.
The party will return in the late aft
ernoon to Camp Hill passing through
Harrisburg.
The Lucky RascaIs
Following is a list of the cars and
passengers for the run, with the first
named as owner and driver unless
otherwise specified:
No. l, pilot car, 9. K. Deem, S. r.
CooVer, G. d. Smith, w. Kent Gill
bert; No. 2. checking car. j. G.
Schwarz, owner, ]. G. schwarz,
Jr., driver; ii. w. Boyer, A.
H. Kreidler, C. S. Bailets; No. 3,
checking car, d. E. Deem, f. Fl. Mail
er, j. b. Christie. r. G. Barnard; No.
4, "A. d. Bacon. w. Sloan, z. W. Wild
er, John Sweeney, II. Swope; No. .,
Nj. A. Brinton, j. w. Millhouse, f. c.
Beecher, c. o. Shaar; No. 6, John S.
Musser, Samuel Baer, Howard Fry,
Harry Kain, w. E. Anwyll; No. Z,
George ID. Cook, Robert Myers, Jr.,
E. n. Cooper, H. c.. Zacharias; No. 8,
Frank B. Musser. DIR. IL. N. Cumbler,
j. c. Armstrong, l.. e. Scott Mr.. Wat
son; No. 8. r. L. Myers, Ed. Barnitz,
Howard Sigler, Z. w. Hardt. DIR. II.
c. Lawton, l. w. Appler; No. 10, c.
II. Bishop, Gus Nj. Steinmetz. e. ID.
Hilleary, w. S. Seibert, Capt Kem-
per; No. IL, William Albright. own
er; Blain Albright, driver, u. e. Fry,
II. II. Fleisher; No. -. A. II. Bailey,
E. o. Ross, w. H. Hetrick, T. Small
wood, A. G. Bolts; No. 13. Ed. l.. Cow
den, owner. Carroll Stone driver, #.
Tripner. FL. Eshleman, w. E. Bushey,
c. w. Strayer; No. Is, f. W. Kendall,
John Myers, w. G. Enterline, A. l..
Wolcott; No. 16, George Bausher, C. l.
Bausher, Richard Heagy, John Gas
trock; No. II, A. w. Davis, owner:
H. w. Davis, driver, (two more pas
sengers TO be announced later); No.
Is, G. w. Palmer. Iven Kinter, II. IL.
Rice, V. II. Breckenridge, A. E.
Strobe; No. 10, w. M. Denison, L. IL.
Dennis, c. ID. Koch, r. w. Helm; No.
20, A. M. Bowman, w. L. Rowland,
F. a. L. Harrison, John Faller; No.
q, II. G. Wierman. w. Nell Shaef-
fer, f. S. Harro, Ralph Kunkle and
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