The Washington herald., 1916-08-03
Motor Gossip
By "sI" GROGAN,

The following auto licenses issued yesterday
h5li-H. orterdinsrr. si3 l. st. NV; Mitchell 1871
h5ls-G. L. Haas. jr.. lsF st ne; Chevrolet
1916
E5,e-J. H. Calvert, fs NJ st. Sc. Flanders 1872
4.72O-A. l. Mcdowell. AZ NJ st. NV; Maxwell
.sl7.
HsT-M A. Purcell. ITO l. st. NV Ford 1915
E52-Theodorc Pitt. ST st. Saxon 1876
il533-Theodore Pitt. 52 Q IT. NV; Chevrolet 1876
4's2i-Geo. T. Vaughan. IT'S st NV; Cadillac
1876
4l55-Katherine V. Boswell II D st. Sc Ford
1916
G5B-AIe1 D. Mckenzie n T st. NV: Ford 1916
H5G- Record Auto Co. 81 Mass. ave dem n
strator.
H5as-Haydcn johnson. Woodward Bldg Ford
1918
H5e-AIbera Walker. 1874 s st. NV: Ford ,ss
Aj50-AleI VI. FddesOp. 9i2 Al st. sw.; Paige
1914
H5yl-Dr A. c. Hunt The Rochanbeau: Rro 1915
h5r2 John NJ ShAnd IS3J r. /. ave Ford 1916.
i5G VIM. T. Gill. AZ NJ st. NV; Winton 1876
i5a-C. +. Renueberger. 5I3 6th st. NV; Ford 1916.
H5G5-H g. KOpe 3ls F st. NV. Cadillac 1914.
4l&6-C. darlington. I7f2 r st. NV; Scripps 1916
4l55 T. V. T. Motors Corp. I5Ol Conn. ave.
dcmCnstrator.
1-2S-Young Ice Cream Co. 18th & v sts Wilcox
1917
r529-P. II. Pratt 2ls Corcoran Bldg: Ford 1ss
H5N-Claude W Owens 1870 Lauer pI.; Chalmers
1917.
Hal-M vilssck. lS2 3lst st. NV; Chalmers 1877.
.
A5t2-Chss. S. O'Connor. T3e lah st. NV; Rambler
1913
4l5H-Ftcd c. Lutz, 6gs Keefer pl NV; Auburn
1915.
i5g- Henry Lored,y. "a Cedar st, Takoma Ford
1914
4I5is-A Fuman. 1850 st. ne. Ford 1916
h6r-Edwsrd Hansborough, 33 Elm St: Cole 1876.
H54s-Wm. 7. Dreyer. Brookland Dodge 1916
H4s-M. L. Leet. . lst st. ne; Dodge 1916.
il55l-Daniel B. Lyons. 1872 lst st. se.; Ford 1916
4l5J 5J52-5354-Terminal Taxi Cab Co; White 1877.
4ljI5-Wibert Praither, lloi 9Th St NV
4l5Js-R {. Galbrsith, l75o LIST St. Overland 1916
H;57-W. T. Mayhugh. 20 X st. NV; Ford 1876
E55s- Charles H. Potter. 81 10th st. me-; Overland
1916.
455e-Bruce Baird, Fendan Bldg Premicr 1913
I5o-Sam Dimmick, 25s Pa. NV; Ford 1914.
George Covart, who numbers among the
old guard in the local motor industry
but who few years ago moved to Bos-
ton to assume charge of the mail delivery
service of the Hub City, stopped off in
Washington yesterday on his way back
to Boston after a vacation spent fishing
on the Shenandoah River.
Despite all the claims made few
months ago about the shortage of raw
material and the necessary increase in
the cost OF motor cars due to this one
fact alone, those manufacturers who have
made announcements concerning theif
1917 product have in most instances made
a reduction in the price of the car in
stead of the increase that everyone has
been led to expect.
Friday night has been designated BY
tho Auburn and Pathfinder Sales Com.
pany, who this week are holding an auto
mobile show in their new quarters, Twen-
ty-fourth and NJ street, as chaufreurs'
night On that evening a special invi-
tation has been extended to the motor
car drivers OF the city to inspect the
cars on exhibition and also to look over
the garage. A special entertainment has
been provided for the boys who sit be-
bind the wheel OF the motor cars on
l'riCay evening.
The question is repeatedly asked on all
sides what Is 20 become OF the auto.
mobile industry. In the few short years
% It's life u has reached n point where
tho manufacturers are unable TO NEE,
with the demand for cars thourh the
factories work twentv-four hours n dsy
n n not only the medium priced machine
that buyers are clsmoring for but those
wht ssil the highest priced cars on ths
market complain that thcy are unable
to make deliveries aa p"r schedule THAT
tho dsmand Tor cars II ~ great IA .
,uty Hasd evidence ~ the prosperity ~
the csuntf, Tor wiih tho prosan, prlo. ,
Essaiinf and ~ na utan VITA . Hsh,s
stfinH tankrall' yan anord 10 axn
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