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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
400 POUND INVALID HAPPY;
SEES NEW YORK ON BED.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 1S.-George
w. Thomas, of Scranton, 400-pound
invalid, achieved the ambition OF his
life-that Of seeing New York-by
being conveyed sightseeing on an au-
tomobile bed,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that 1
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my son, CASTOR German.
JOE GORAIAN.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
RIVER STAGES
tsr ASSOCIATED ralsn

tuv ASSOCIATED paLs0
WHEELING, Sept. 23.-River S
feet at wharf; IA feet in pool at dam;
one foot four inches below dam, fall
ing; clear.
585Se p. m.
C-Y AuseeA7ED raIos'
PTTTSBURG, Sept. 23.-Davis Is
land Dam 8.9 feet, falling, clear.
steubenville, 9.6 feet, stationary,
cloudy.
on City, inch, stationary, clear.
Warren, 3 feet. stationary. cloudy,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
FIRST STEAMER TO CROSS OCEAN

Voyage of the Savannah Liverpool Thence to
St Petersburg
tFrom the San Francisco chronieAe3
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
N ALPINE
Mrs. Lula Walker

Rev. ID. q. Hunter filled his stand last
Sunday and preached two wonderful ser
none
Mrs. McClsytor MAS a business visitor
in Beckley Monday.
Mrs. Edwards, of Beckley, is the guest
of Mrs. Coles.
Mrs. Cora Jackson has returned from
her trip To >heltering Arms Hospital
where she accompanied her sister who L.
TO undergo ala operation.
Miss Alice Johnson, Of Virginia, is ths.
guest OF her aunt, Mrs Jennie I.oveiass.
sirs. Rosa Anderson Nae business
visitor in Mullen- last week
Mrs. Bl4nch Barnhart- and Mamie
Slaughter We're visiting relatives in Col
ms sunday
Miss Susie Harris is at home from her
-s-iiool in Blueiiei, on account of sickness
Misses Matte Pos. and Mariee Dues
we're busine-- visitors m >tot+sbury.
Mrs. Belcher il tine guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Hill.
Our Sabbath school IL getting along
nicely. We had very good attendance
sunday, the lesson being very instructive.
The prayer meetings seem u he a com
plete failure here. hut We hope that We
a. christians that our steI's may lie amen
lied towards that line 10y our next meet
ing night
The choir H. getting along line under
the leadership of Mr.. W. VI. Makey.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
GIATT0 BUSINESS MAN EN-.
DORSE JUDGE ROBINSON

g. ID. Reed. one Of the leading bust
hess men and strong property owners at
"iatto, o. his return from trip To Blue
held where Ia accompanied his wife on
her way To stanton, Va, came To Key
stone Tuesday on business. While here
he call at the Times office AMI asked ~
T. state for him and his people IN AMI
around CRATIC, that I'VE are going O.
stand 10y Governor Hatfield and hi- all
mInistration. lie has been tine poor
mans friend a. we'll a. the rich. His
administration has done more for our
People than any other in tins state. |
think the cOlored man would make a
serious mistake and would show himself
nngrAteiul o. vote Tor 4. A. Lilly, who
r. going arOnr,. over the state Knocking
the governor AMI bis administration.
We favor Judge Ira r.. Robsn-an. a
man VII" - not tied mp in any way with
political factions and Who j. man ON
whom all the Republicans rely anil
~hDn all the Republican fartion- can
gIve their -npp,rt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

X. j. WoEuIEN.
Tie I.agripIe is "A constant visitor Of
"ur town.
Me--rs. Fd Carter, Brown and Me
Caliister. OF welch. were in our town
sunday.
Many people from our town attended
the funeral service of Bro. Wood-nn who
MAS killed 10y the train No. q at tiary.
Friday evening MIR. woo,ison had q
host OF friends The people Of wilcoe
extends their heartfelt sympathy u tie
bereayed family.
Miss stella Wormley has been on the
sick list. hut We are glad to note H. at
she Is improving under the care Of Dr.
= a. Hilton; Dr. Hilton, whose rrputa-
ton A. "A doctor and gentleman, can't lie
'i~nied-we love him.
Our church and sunday school are 30 =
INK tine.
Our choir and band are doing fine un-
Ter the leadership of X. j. wormley.
Rev. Henry. our pastor, Was with M.
sunday. Our pastor which w. love. Ia
ken All active part in the funeral service
II Bro. Woodson.
There was a Republican club organized
at tins place. X. j. Wormley, Pres. !;
VIM Murrel, Sec. Our object is to sup
port good men for Office. When We say
good men, We mean men that have done
'omething for the good Of the public Ar a
whole. A man of no other type need ap-
ply. We have our camps burning and
they will continue to burr every day
looking for "A man.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
OUR CAUSE AND SACRED
OBLIGATION.

We believe our cause is a righteous
one. We further believe We can better
aid our people 10y united effort, and
with one Voice. let it lie the voice Of all
We will NO lOngeg lie sio.-tracked anu
side-reached, Do longer lee publicate,i a-
Il llared politicians, but shall lie known
ss leaders. ready aud willing to advocat.
the principles that will declare equal
Fights To all men; regardless of color, or
previous condition of servitude We are
not only obligated to and our race reilly
iously, but A. leaders. We pledge IN ever
rank and file Of LIES changes.
We will support and recommend those
OF our race competent To fill any official
position. Men like squire Order OF
himbsii. and Henry Richards, the
Constable, Who have filled their place
with credit To tlie race and deserve honor.
Many more, had We time u mention.
them.
As League, We are not ~ liz known
a' Office seekerF. Cur obligations permit
ns To assist our fellow seeker. Also u
have our own men 10 share official prof
ITS. No longer shall We stand idly by
aud $50 tile vultnres steal the dressings
from before our EYES, and be satisfied
but We venture % record our desires t.
lie earnest workers. pushing forward tlle
just claims Of our race
Brethren, Ne beseech thee not 10 over
ok, nor underestimate our duty o. re-
s'ond u the call Of our president. W. G.
elements, # you wish To share apart 10,
shspyg the destiny Of your race
Raw. W. &. CfENE~rS. ID. d.,
President.
:. }. Han.
Secretary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
SEGREGATION BILL FOR
NORFOLK AMENDED

bili has teen introduced IN the Viz
GINA Gel e-sl Assembly BY ~ Iegate- @ 4
AMI Cousins Il Notfdk. snd passed.
amending the Norfolk Segregation oroi-
aance - a. o. ''rr' owe ali doubts a "a.
lessiity.' The Nexroes Of Norfolk are
rot worrying any more about ssgrr.tion.
The NegrOpbOi'ists will never evolve a
Segregation ordinance that can stay per-
msn~ntly the operation Of the immuta-
lle moral snd eco1omic laws which must
give To our rocisl order evolution, bal
amer and adjustment. There must he
room Tor tie natural expansion ~ -
large a raeial group a. the Negroe- con-
stItuts. " such expansion j. MT pro-
s'dsd Tor there gill be social and civil
DISORDER ~ revolution. And n -iII
come from White people and blsrk people
Who have MONEY invested in land and
hou-''-. --JOurnai and Guide, Norfolk.
Virginis.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
CovlNGT0N

Mis- Lizzie Anderson spent sunday 1
her home IN Clifton Forge, accompanied
by Mrs. Carrie Miller.
Mr.. Harry Payne. of Btckley, W. Va.
snroote - Buhsio zap. to visit hi- la
rents, spent sunday here a. the guest II
his sister and brother. Mrs. W. l.. Pan
neil and Mr.. Jas. A. Payne.
Little Go-tavi4 Hollin- ~a- very main.
fully burned Tue-isy ~ turning over .
t>s-kettle Of boiling water on her ara.
The Stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
- Jonss, Monday night aud eft fine
boy.
The entertainment given at Pine Il
bspssst church Thursday evening under
the suspioe~ OF The Old Time Club. -
~ very suoce--ful.
his Fiossie Reynolds. Who i. teaching
school - Lonedsle, Va, spent sunday
- hsr home here.
Nm. Emma Parham LETT Tuesday
Dosuine Tor Bcuns vissA, Va, 10 visit
~ oo&hw.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
MINISTERS
LEAGUE
OF FLAT TOP ASSOCIATION
MET In KEYSTONE JAN
UARY u, 1916.


w. o. Clemmens. -. ID in the chair
called the meeting 10 order. aud briefly
stated the object OF tlie meeting. Many
Of the leading pastors were present. The
different phase of our advancement
were discussed l,y the t-,.iy. And attrn-
ton Was directed o. facts and onr duties
10 God and race.
OBJECTS or THE LEAGTE.
This League IL organized Tor the l,ur-
pose of taking an active part in advoca-
ting tile rights OF our rae before the
public, religiOnsly. financially and 10
litlcally. We have taken "A stand To herald
the truth OF right aud Justice for more
than twenty t2U.,sslJ Thousand Baptist-
IN our grand old stat. We believe ia
higher ideals. and that the I'eople know
our stand taken concerning their interest
and welfare. The League brings before
you men of culture and hong experience,
men of accomplishments A. Rev H. IA.
Mckoy, ID. d., the founder and preSi-
dent oi The Golden Rule Beneficial and
Endowment Association, the worthy vice
president, Rev. l.. Dabney, that peerlrss
Christian leader of the sunday - hpol
Convention ma tins part OF the STATE. the
Rev X. ID. W. Meadows, that stonewall
advocstor OF universal brotherhood from
one end Of our state Ia the other We
have joined hand and heart with honest
Intentions Ia head and help lead sal.i
that silyer-hslred and hOnore,l divine
from Blueiield, the Rev. w. III. Mitch
ell, the herald of >cott-st. Baptist church.
Then arose that diplomat, Rev. J. r.
Pryor, h -, with the courage and AM
bition OF Wendell Phillips, and ia a
flow Of comprehensive fact-, advised the
League Ia move cautiously, slowly, yet
move thOughtiully Tor our profitable
god. Many brethren present loins-i in
With words vi inspiration, instructing
all members of the League To REPRESENT
our cause manly ami cresiitably, and
only As body Oi Christian men.
At this time IN came MIR Joe Parson,
and MAS introduced Ia the League, and
spoke Ia us Oh some past and Present
views, that should Ire considered 10y the
body- As he closed, another star Of
hope appeared in the person oi DR. r. L.
loungue, IRON the metropolis oi West
Virginia, the town Of WEIGH, introduced
to the League. lie encouraged us by
saving. Some thing- could Ice yained by
organization that could not lee reaclled
otherwise''
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

The Representative for The Mcdowell
Time viii be 70 call on vou soou % psesss
peg ~ spopes booss 60 b sisssp<pus
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth ]
dicial CircuiD Counties of Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah q. Herndon, Judge
WEIGH: w. Burbridge Pawn
Clerk.
Terms OF Court SeconL Tues
day in February June and Sem
tember.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas.
French Strother, Judge; w. B.
Payne, Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Mon
day in January. April, July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. R.K.
bra9onier, President. Keystone.
Col. Jas. Elwood Jones,
Commissioners
w. w. WHITE, clerk. WEIGH.
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January. April, August
and October.
License Term, first Monday in
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. J F johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney &c
Cook
Assistant Pros. Attorney, GIL
COUNT
Clerk Circuit and Grim. Courts.
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, W. w.
Whyte
County Surveyor, wCMorgan
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools, w Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. G + Rusmisell
County Road Engineer, W J
McClaren
County Health Oficer and cor.
oner, DIR. II. q. Camper
Commissioner School Lands
Z n Rusmisell. Nc Oowell
Members House OF Delegate.
w w Hughes and G. K. Hartman
State Senator's, Sixth Senate
rial district count ties Of McOow
ell, Mingo. wayne and wyoming
Jas A. Strother WEIGH; Wells
Goodykootz. Williamson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29
NUMEROUS CHANGES
TO ADD APPEARANCE
TO SANTA FE YARDS
improvements in Trackage Have
Been Mapped Out and Work
Started in Earnest; Street
Crossing TO be Relaid.

So many changes are to take piac"
In the santa he yards that a view from
a Pullman window on an incoming
train will give Albuquerque the ap-
%pearance OF r. new city, The double
track to Hahn. four miles north OF
the depot has been completed and
work Is creeping toward Central ave-
nue..
The block pavement on the central
avenue crossing will he rcinid. but a.
this il being done a temporary cross
INK will probably be laid south and
next Co the read 90 accommodate the
city traffic. W. j. Davies who is In
charge 81 the work said that tramc
on Central avenue would not be him
dered In the least.
we win not interfere with the
clty's business said Mr. Davies yes
ierdav. even II Va have % do the
work AZ night
The track nearest the station will
be taken up ana end In a spur hn the
north side 81 Central This n 20
Rive more platform room. The brick
walk around the platform viii be eN-
tended about thirty feet to the east.
between the tracks n about q feet
south or nearly 60 the viaduct. Two
more passenger tracks will he added
to the center ~ the yards. The sig
nal tower viii be moved %diagonally
across the tracks ana stand by the
spur e a the v NJ g. A. building.
The east gates on Central avenue viii
be showed back q IL line even with
the Putncy wholesale house.
As soon as these changes are
made said Mr.. Davies We will have
about a. years work In tho freight
yards south OF the viaduct Just what
steps will be made IN the lower yards
Is a little In advance of the time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29
Personal News
Items.


Auto Springs. an makes. korbsr CO
o. \ Matson. county treasurer
elect. has been taken ~ with the grip.
Born yesterday TO ATT. aud Mrs.
Chester A. Washburn. a daughter.
Mrs H. ltippner. of igii North
Fourth street. y enjoying . visit from
her SON Ben Rippner % Cleveland. -.
Mr. n Mrs. u. A. brennan of Wei.
ington. Kansas. qye spending the hoi-
idays with Mt and Mrs. W. y. strain.
J. NJ. Soliic senior member % the
Sollio.Petcrs Furniture company. re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. q. 4. Proctor aud son who
have been visiting Mrs. Proctor's
mother. Mr.. F%ournelle. left yesterday
for Guthrie. Okla,
Attorney General-elcct Harry l..
Patton. wife and son. were In the city
today on their way from Clovis to
Santa Fe.
Judge J. q. Pollock, who has been
holding United states court here the
last ~ days, left with CLERK Harry
p Lee for a duck hunt The Judge
expects Co reopen court tomorrow.
The Lew Wallace chapter. daugh-
teri ~ the American Revolution. have
cancelled their December meeting on
account of illness OF some OF tho
members.
Charles Warrington. a Santa Re pas.
senger conductor between this cts
and El Paso, Who has been confined
20 the hospital al Topeka for the past
xix months. has returned 20 the city
lie believes he Will be- able "a report
for duty in % short time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE
v. ". MCCLELLAN FOR
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Mcclellan Selected from Precinct
Twelve When Primaries Are
Waived; A. S. Moraga Named
for Constable Election Jan. 8.

The Democratic central committee
met Yesterday afternoon and adopted
q resolution declaring Justice W. W
Mcclellan as the party's candidate for
Justice 81 the peace. fhc committee
also chose A g. MoraEn as the candi-
dat" for constable.
The Republican candidate. Judge
John Baron Burg and Deputy Sheriff
A. e. Burtless. we're placed ON the
ticket some days ago aud viii oppase
Justice Mcclellan and A. :. Moraga.
respectively. Tho election will be
held on January \.
John W. Wilson is the Republican
candidate from the tw%enty-sixth pre-
cinct. but as yet no Democratic can
didatc has been named On run IN OPP
position. J. J. Votaw has expressed
himself NJ being willing 70 run and IN
considered the most probable candl.
date az the present time.
This resolution adopted Yesterday by
the Democratic committee OF the
Twelfth follows.
Resolved, that W. W. Mcclellan the
present Justice ~ the peace and city
police Judge, be selected as the Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Justice Of tho
peace, and A. :. MoraEa for constable
for precinct u. % be voted for al an
election 10 he held January sth. 1917.
Henry Wcsterteid. ~. X. ~ SELLER.
Warren Graham. Martin Tierney. Tony
ortiz W g. Heacock. Robert Crews
executive committee. Approved. Frank
Butts, chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29

this neglect. We can furnish you the
most practical ana welcome gifts YOU
can ind any whore Ip-to-datc Slip
pers and shoes at very reasonable
prices e. Mays Shoe Store. 80 Wcst
Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29

\ marriage certificate was ISSUED
this morning 20 william g. Williams
ana Ciprana L. M%ontoyR, both ~ san
Diego, cal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29

n YOU have overlooked any OF your
at Christmastime. New Year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-29

Need Help Try a Want Ad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30

4o402-S. & w, Patent Company, las
House Office building. Ford.
4o4o3-C. A. Rupert, 1s25 Ha,nline
street northeast. Ford.
A0404-C. J. Parkinson, 1119 18th
street northwe est. Ford.
4e4o5--Jchn II. Carter, POS 10th street
northwest, Cadillac.
404o6--Samuel E Brown, 1898 F
street northwest. Franklin.
46407--NIrs. Cora w. Dean, the Cham
plain, Studebaker.
4o4os-R. L. Kussey, 1915 Park road
northwest Ford
40409-F r. Weaver, 1858 Wisconsin
avenue northwest, Paige.
40410-R: T. McKnew, 3T2S Morrison
street northwest. Maxwell.
4o411-Gish garage. nth and U
streets northwest, Hudson.
40412-Gish garage, 18th and L
streets northwest. Mormon.
40413-M. V. Hurlebaus, 3s23 18th
street northwest. Paige.
40414-P. L. Gowen. 1896 F street
northwest, Dodge.
40415-J C. Engel. 1920 New York
avenue northwest, Maxwell
A0416-William T. Davis, 1905 18th
street northwest. Stearns-K Knight.
Ao417-John l.. Hines. 1925 n street
northwest, Hudson.
+041S-A. K. p. Harvey, 18th and l
streets northwest, Overland.
404ia-Mrs. Anna K. Bayne, "a 18th
street northeast, Mitchell.
4o42o-J. p Conway, 1900 I street
northwest. Hudson
40421-E. Clyde Shade. 72S 18th street
northwest. Cadillac
40422-Philip. D. Brown, I143 New
Hampshire avenue northwest, Cadillac.
4o423-Corby Baking Company. Geor-
gia avenue northwest, Ford.
40424-Corby Baking Company, Geor-
sia avenue northwest, G. NJ. C.
40425-J B. Spencer, 1917 Connecti-
cut avenue northwest, National.
4G426-Theodore NJ. Judd, 6lT E street
northwest, Buick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30
4
|8uIletiiDl

The Star is in receipt Of the
following bulletin from the Auto
mobile Club of Maryland regard
ing the progress being made in
oiling the reads of Maryland.
The two oiling trucks working
in western Maryland are still in
the vicinity of Hancock, oiling that
section twenty miles west of Han
cock to Hancock. These two trucks
will remain in this locality for
approximately another week.
Our oiling outfit in Baltimore
county has completed the work on
the Frederick road between Balti-
more and Ellicott City and is now
treating Falls road. Upon COM
pletion of this work it will move to
the Hartford road.
Our oiling outfit in Hartford
county is treating that section of
road between the Baltimore county
lire and Bel Air. Upon complet-
ing this work in Hartford county
il will move to the eastern shore.
Our oiling outfit on the eastern
shore has completed as far south
as Talbot county and is now treat
ing that section Immediately south
of Easton to the Choptank river.
Upon completing this work it will
treat the road north of Easton as
far as the concrete road. 1t will
then move to Caroline county.
Our oiling work has been very
much delayed by the hard and fire.
Quet rains, as it is necessary to
have dry weather for oiling pur-
poses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30

4os5s-w. H. OHara. 2414 North Capt.
toll street. Dodge
40366-Charies E. Riordan, 1912 East
Capitol street, Dodge.
40361-D. NJ. Smith, 900 street north
west. Cadillac.
4o3s2-F A ostmann. 1417 street
| northwest. Chandler.
4O363-Eugene H. Stobbe. 1872 Potomac
avenue northwest, Saxon.
40364-George S. Lewis, 20l7 Portner
place northwest, Saxon.
40365-M E. Buckley, 1851 New Hamp-
I shire avenue northwest, Chandler
40366-J. T. Otey, 116 9Th street south
40367-Louis Oberly. 1913 Nichols ave-
nue. southeast Overland.
4o36s-G. W. Harris. 1911 F street
northwest, Hudson.
| 4O369-'rhe Texas Company, P. o. box
4OS7dANathan w. Perrie, a2s sth street
| southeast, Ford.
| 40371-Maurice Fitzgerald jr, 512 Az
| street northwest, Ford
| 40372-Sophie Fetterman. 707 H street
| northeast, Auburn.
! 40373-Blanche v Burgess, 1903 L
! street southeast, Overland
| 4O374-Union Transfer Company. 1858
D street northwest. Commerce truck
4cs1S-comnercial Photo Company
! 1903 H street northwest, bort.
! 40376-R. 3. Null. 2203 Champlain ave-
nue. northwest, Ford.
! 40S77-Dr. U. L. Houston, 1884 U
1 street northwest, FOrd.
J 4037S-George A Dougherty, Catholic
University. Brookland, D. c.. Mitchell\
! 4037a-E. J. Wissman, 1919 Sd street
| northwest. Buick.
! 403S0-H. H. Dodek, $50 18th street
| northwe est, Oakland
| 403Sl-W. A. Rogers, III 18th street
| northwest, Chevrolet.
| 303S2-S. Dana Lincoln, 1st and NJ
| streets northeast, Oldsmobile.
4o3S3-Frank d. Butler. 9l4 H street
northwest, Ford.
| 403s4-Carl s. Goetzinger, SIS Otis
place northwest, Marion.
! 403S5--Henry Kern, 1125 D street
| northeast, Ford.
4osse-W. V. Reed. so7 Jefferson
403S7-Burr Bros. Brookland. D. c.,
Jeffery.
403SS-Burr Bros. Brookland. D. c.,
4sSs-C c. Roller. Fort Myer Heights.
4O390-M. Frank Rupert, 1921 7th
street northwest, Ford.
40391-C. D. Kenny Company, 735 18th
street northwest. Ford.
40392-L. V. Piffany, 200 Ontario
road northwest, Oldsmobile.
4O393-Herman Schrot, GIT Louisiana
avenue northwest. Pullman.
40394-Max Lazovow. 1916 B street
4oss5-L. NJ. Cook. 71-77 o street
northwest, Ford.
40396-Isadore Young, GA Louisiana
avenue northwest, Mack.
u 40397-Harry J. Schermerhorn, 2129
list street northwest, Buick.
4039S-Arthur Cranston, 1920 Con-
necticut avenue northwest, Jeffery.
40399-J. r. Hopkins, 2059 Park road
northwest Overland.
40400-Mary P. Crane, SOL Park road
northwest, Oakland.
40401-Mary E. Matteson. 1898 Wood
ley road, Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30
AUBURN-PATHF1NDER EXHIBIT
Cars to Be Shown This Week at
Garage, oath and M,

The Auburn and Pathfinder Sales
Company, will hold an exhibition this
week in the new garage, oath and NJ
streets northwest. The new garage will
be known as the Twenty Fourth and
NJ Streets Garage" and in addition to
being the home and service .tation of
these two pleasure cars. will also be
the headquarters for Service motor
trucks. The new structure, which has
just been completed at cost of $780,
600. is one of the largest of its kind in
this section OF the country.
In opening the new garage Messrs
Robertson, Soper and Nishwitz. WHO
compose the Auburn ad Pathfinder
Sales Company, display the latest 1917
models of the Auburn and Pathfinder
cars. The exhibition will continue all
this week, being open evenings until
10 o'clock. The various types Of road
sters, touring cars and speedsters will
be displayed. A feature of the garage
will be the uniformed chauffeurs, who
will take owners cars to and from the
garage. The equipment includes a
vacuum system for cleaning cushions.
limousines, etc