The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
Motor Gossip
By "sI" GROGAN.

The following automobile lcenses were
issued yesterday:
4ss7-George h. Stroud. lss T NV. Republic.
45s3-Hary TrIsty. l3Ss 18th NV, Ford. 1914
f5s29LJohn D. Thomas, I726 N NV, Maxwell. 1915
4sSO-F. E Chapin. Hibbs Bldg, Ford. 1911
45s5l-R.-v La Dow. ls1 l. Buick, 1871.
iS2-Hugo Frankenberger. Navy Yard. Buick.
1917.
asss'-Dr. J. N Roberts. New Bsns Apt. Au-
ISs5I-Frrd Cornell nss California. Brsoo. lslS
Ss35-M. Phillips. lZD 7th NV. Ford. 1916
45s36-R L. Curtis 70 o ne. Oakland, lsl2
4sN-Ralph e Day. 07 18th ne, Overland, rslk
45sS-ThOmas R shipp Riggs Bids-. Empire
1916
45sss-Raymond K Cook. sios 18th NV. Psiss.
lss.o-E. W. Watkins ls7, columh. I'd. Max
well 1917.
i5ssI- Loui,e c. White. woodward Apt.. De-
trait. 1917.
4ssis-N. E Auto Supply Co. na h ne. Ford
1915
45sss-Case B. Raftcr, 1850 Col. I'd, Detroit. 1917
45s4i-Ffank s. CisrA. lis ID me-. Paige. lsiS
45sl5-J. Fulton Smith, 81 9Th &C.. Ford lslS
45s4s-J. N. Downing. lo5 Bennings I'd. Ford. 1914
45sF-Ms N. G. Wheian. 00 Mt Pieasaut
Velie, 1916.
I5sss-Hcnry W. Draper. the cavendish Ford, 1915
1917
t5sso-Dr. S. L. Carson. 1878 Sd NV, Mitchell. 1917
o. s:ass s-in II HS *, S,, HFSson s.s i,s 1s<
4SsS-D. L. Barnard. rs 18th se.. Ford. las
Tomorrow the Chevrolet Motor Car
Company will move their service station
from the rear of ll16 Fifteenth street into
quarters at the Twenty-fourth and NJ
street garage, where they have secured
an entire floor. Harry Mundy, the man
ager, states that these quarters will be
occupied until the first part Of the year.
when the Chevrolet Motor Company's
service station. now under construction,
will be completed. On the ground floor
of the garage the service manager will
have an Office and customers who bring
their cars In for service can leave them
in his charge with statement Of the
adjustments they wish and the cars will
receive prompt attention.
To satisfy his own judgment. Irving
Henderson yesterday took one Of the
new Oakland Sensible Skies and drove 1t
twenty and one-eighth miles on a gal
Ion of gasoline. He selected for his
drive the hardest route that 1t would be
possible to put car over in or around
Washington. The hills he travelled are
enough to show that. They are Quarry
Hill, Thirty-fifth street hill twice. Adams
Mill. Snake. Tilden street. Reservoir.
Fifteenth and Observatory. His speed
ometer showed that eight out Of the
twenty miles was up hill.
Tomorrow morning the Cook & Stod-
dard Company will start moving into their
new Cadillac service station. 1t Is
three-story building directly across from
their present service station location on
Eighteenth street, directly in the rear
Of the salesroom. The building is three
stories high and each floor has a space
of 54xs0. On the first floor will be the men
whose sole duty will be to make quick
repairs and adjustments, such as carbure-
ter adjustments, replacing spark plugs
and the like. The second floor will be
given over to the shop, while on the
third floor will be ample space for dead
storage. Robert Gieb. service manager,
will have, his once in this building. The
old service department will be remodeled
and used as a secondhand car sales
room. As is the present service station.
the new one will be fireproof and the vari-
Gus floors will be reached by a 5.OOo-pound
elevator.