The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Motor Gossip
By ISL" GRoGAN.

The following auto licenses issued yesterday
4os2s-Msry widmayer. 800 18th st. NV; Mitchell
1915
ss4O-Harry A. scrogEn> III n. Cap st.; Pull
Gsn-Francis P. Cannon. soe llth st ne OIds-
mobile 1874
E2s42-Joscph Myru SGS F It ne: Ford 1913
4345-Edwin P. Super. 79 First St NV. Jeffrey
1916,
ESH-John B. Nichols. IN r. l. ave: Buick 'sis.
4o6i5-Clem Irwin orr. 1903 Spring road; Hudson
1915
EBS-C H. Watts 1857 Columbia I'd; stearus
1916
isT-Gso. NJ. Oyster. ir.. uls Conn ave. Nv
Wilcox
4a64s-Gso N. Oyster. jr.. ITO Conn ave NV: C.
NJ. c. sl6
tosae-Gso; NJ. Oyster. IT,, lilo oOnn- ave NV;
aa65O-zmer B. Kloufsr. lot First st. NV: Ford
Igs
4a66l-G. Edw. Schultz Co.. So4 10Th st. nv.
AutOCar 1874
sass2-ThOmas B. Brown. s7 ~ st. ,~.: Ford
4oiSs-Gu, G. Leecko. "a S Car. ave; Maxwell
1877.
4aaJ. Ew. Chapman. 3 st NV; Empire
1915.
IsB8STheodoro D. sloat, n First 81. ne: Ford
1917
4a68-w. H. Wells. 100 Penn. ave- NV; Dodge
1917
Es57-wm. Harper Dean D6 Park I'd; Ford
1916
4aSs-w. h. Leonard, rs 18th St sw; PaiEe 1915.
4B5e-John DalDel. 1875 n. Fl. ave: Packard 1916.
4H69-M. B. Godfrey. s5 18th St Sc; Ford 1915.
ta8l-Jsmes B. Brooks 24O Kentucky ave. Sc.
Cole 1914.
496scso-AlleEhsny Co. 81 18th st. NV; Autocsr
, 1917
Ef64-,ss Columbia road; Hudson 1916
Ef65|ohn Davidson. SIS 18th st. NV; Hudson
1876.
4as6-Bsn Rosenfeld. ns4 ~ st. sv; Pullman
1916.
EB7-C. A. Rupert, 1875 HanHn st. me-; Ford
1917.
lBeS-John H. Payne. Cong. Hts. D c.; Ford
1915
f2sss-Ma,Enrst Herald. III, 9th st NV; Buick
1916
Gs7o-w. F. Roe. 1893 Ontario pl.; Ford 1871
42S'l-Roy Blsden. Takoma Park. D. C.; Overland
'972-Elmer Sheridan 1906 n. Cap. St; Dodgy
1916.
42673-Pase Laundry. s7o s. NV; Ford 1917
Es74-R. L. Rhine. 5l6 G st. ne; Buick 1916.
+ Dead numbers, D4ol, 24652
Alfred Young. one Of the old crowd in
the electric carr business of Washington,
will hereafter be found exploiting the
merits of the Miburn Light Electric. He
is now member of the sales force of the
Mllburn Sales Company, distributor for
the car of this name. which 1t is claimed
Is as light in weight as the small gaso-
line machines.
The home OF the Maxwell on Four
teenth street is being renovated. Burton
Leary. the local distributor, in addition
to redecorating the walls and having a
new floor laid. Is having installed a new
lighting Arrangement
Ernest Black, of the Trew Motor Com
pany REQ representatives, is home sick
with a severe attack of tonsilitis
All OF the manufacturers who are to
make fall announcements Of new models
have by now displayed their latest efforts
Tor the approval OF the buying public
Changes that have been made in the ma
Jority of cases are more in the nature OF
rennements. In but very few instances
mas there been anything radical Some
have developed improved forms of igni-
| tion and carburetion, others have made
1heir body lines more pleasing to the eye,
while still third have found that i'm
provement could be made in the comfort
OF the passengers either by widening
lengthening or adopting a different form
OF body upholstery. Some of the latter
have adopted all three ideas. Those who
nave made radical changes have done SO
because 1t was found that their car was
not what 1t should be. and in the fierce
competition which exists in the auto
mobile world today no machine which is
not mechanically right can have any
hope of remaining on the market. That
In the vast number of cases but few
changes were made simply goes to rove
that the automobile today has about
reached the stage Of perfection.