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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1915

Page

6

Routes for Electrics A Pleasant Washington Sightseeing Tour

A detailed one hour ten minute electric car loop from The Post Building covers the Sherman Monument White House Treasury and more. The 19 mile route includes Grand Georgetown Little Falls Rock Creek Zoo and views of Sugar Loaf Mountain with a summer print schedule for similar trips.

District of Columbia Maryland Washington Post Treasury Whitehouse State, War and Navy Gargetown City of Potomac River Virginia Shore Little Falla Road American University Fall Road Tennallytown Rock Creek Zoo Sugar Loaf Mountain Lang Electric Alfred Young Bartram Garage The Dan Iing Rock Creck Park Little Falls Road Washington Post Pennsylvania Avenue Fifteenth Narow Street Sherman Monument White House Seventeenth Street Washington Circle Tracy Circle Twenty-sixth Street M Street Grorcrtown Wisconsin Avenue Westreet Little Falrs Road Conduit Road American Universion I—Cress Tennallytown Bear Fork Bear Jelt Chevy Chase Circle Western Avenue Rock Creek Park Pierce Mill Zoo Park Gate Washington Post Building

Auto Laws of Nearby States Table Summarized

The touring bureau of the American Automobile Association has compiled a complete table of motor car laws in force across United States states. The table highlights regulations relevant to Washington motorists and outlines where to obtain information on other states from the Washington Fest Automobile Department.

United States American Automobile Association Washington Automobile Department

Difference in the axles the bearings are important factors

A Detroit factory uses potassium cyanide in steel-hardening, while an article explains live dead and floating axle types in cars. It defines semifloating and full-floating axles, housing, and thrust bearings, noting end thrust on corners and road strain on axles.

REO reports record year as 1916 cars ship ahead of fall models

Richard H. Scott, vice president of Reo Motor Car Co, says the past year was the most successful in company history with 60 percent higher volume than the prior year. Factory material ran short, delaying new 1916 models until mid September, but shipments will begin September 15 and come rapidly.

Richard H. Scott Reo Motor Car Company Reo Antil Peple Planta Perio

Auto Runs Alone In New Haven Demonstration

A Paige Six 48 touring car rolled unattended through New Haven streets at about two miles an hour with a salesman guiding from the sidewalk. The pilotless car drew crowds and proved ease of operation and reliability, passing traffic as it wandered several blocks before the stunt ended.

New Haven Connecticut New Haven Paige Whitney Avenue

Local firms merge to form Semmes Motor Company

Three Washington firms previously on a partnership basis combine under C. W. Semmes to form Semmes Motor Company Incorporated. Capital stock is 150000 with five sixths paid in, offices planned at 1132 and 1134 Connecticut Avenue, and a service station at 1214 W Street NW.

C. W. Semmes Raphael Semmes Congressional Garage Company Willcox Vim Semmes Motor Line Maryland Brandywine Leonardtown la Plata Semmes-Kneessi Hudson Dodge Bais Contin Ued Connecticut Avenue Randa Hudson and W Street Congressional Pennsylvania Southeast

Labor day auto races at Benning track feature touring cars

The Labor Day races at Benning race track feature touring cars from Bond Brothers under the American Automobile Association auspices. Detroit electric broughams and Victoria cars from local and out of town drivers will compete, with 12 to 120 horsepower machines. Events include light car races with Argo Hudsons and Saxons, medium and heavy weight classes, and novelty roadster and touring car contests. Local organizers include Henderson Semmes Donohoe Rowe Voigt and others. Foss-Hughes Co. will move to 1141 Connecticut Ave. New and returning names include Mrs G Buchholz and George Chescheir with Waverley Electric.

Wiliam M. Kelbe Benning Thefley Arthur Copeland Saxony Bond Brothers Oh Yas Racing’ Association Mmergon.& Orme Gen. F. C Mear Argo Hudsons Trumbull Semmes-Kneels Company Hudson Ernest Ruppert H C Borden Charles Mortimer Dougherty M. Evans H. M. Wheeler L. J Henderson Raphael Semmes Irvin T Donohoe P. E Rowe Edward Voigt H. D Myers J C Barber W L Carter W L. Smith H. B French Frank H. Stewart

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