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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1913

Page

4

Automobile Carnival Parade Opens Week of Auto Show

A week begins with a 2 PM grand parade featuring more than a thousand cars in latest models, decorated to impress, led by a renowned band and supported by two more bands. Dealers open showrooms to the public with music, souvenirs, and refreshments, offering demonstrations and test drives. The event spans displays of cars, motor trucks, and delivery wagons, with divisions led by pilots and unique decorative designs. Washington boasts a complete expo, promising wide appeal to motor enthusiasts and visitors alike.

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Parade Starts At 2 P M Monday Route Map Listed

The parade line of march is detailed from Sixteenth Street to Peace Monument and back to Scott Circle, with Grand Marshal duties assigned to S A Luttrell and C Royce Hough. Division marshals include Robert H Martin and Charles E Miller among others, plus a bicycle police platoon and minstrel band.

Sixteenth Street Scott Circle Rhode Island’avenue Rhode Island Avenue Connecticut Avenue Seventeenth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Fifteenth Street Peace Monument Fourteenth Thomas Massachusetts Avenue Massachusetts Scott Circle

Participants and line up Automobile Carnival Parade

Parade marshal list includes Clarence Barnard and J L Carli. Various car brands appear with marshals such as Horner Buick Hoover Ford Leary Rambler Maxwell Mitchell Oldsmobile Stoddard Dayton Barnhart Electrique Weaver Baker Electric Jose Cadillac Klock Columbia Hudson Smith Trew Overland Garford Hartford Carli Packard Warrington Prendergast Bartrain Rausch Lang.

War uses of motor cars for defense in armies

The article discusses the practical role of automobiles, cycles, and aeroplanes in military operations. It argues that motor vehicles enable rapid movement, feints, and concealment of decisive maneuvers, contrasting Civil War concepts with later conflicts and highlighting patrol dispersion and coordinated land assault advantages.

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