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Rrofempme^Rire^L Line NEWROADEXPECTED NEW LIGHT SIX MAKES ITS DEBUT IN WASHINGTON. w g g ^ ^ M g g S m xnnM " gjEg Farther and Faster I " " : " I ALONG THE POTOMAC i r ^ [J A Different Motor Car y. - <\ |1 * >\ Baker Rauch & Lang Eectrics i ' g® Snripps - Booth is distinctly different w Will Probably Be Constructed <^4 i from anv other motor car. Between *. '1 ^ More mileage than ever.a curate of La Plata and ^ knowledge power Riverside, A_J MI . J.i---<*** ^ J|| inun vci it? 111111 v i * i u d i 11 v Iirs quicker getaway" whenever condition* and mileage avail- 3 Md.. in Near Future. JT1 R extra -fpeed and dash are abie ALL the time. ||j solely in greater comfort and an fore- beauty gjj Bi wanted.and EXACT S - I not in an at i of actual Each characteristic of body. B effort O knowledge perform- It is that within the near 3*^ eccentricity. expected ancc_ design and prestige so ex- B j a road be clusively "Baker Rauch &. 3 future will constructed All this is offered in Baker ,,. 00r. I n Plntn and Pivoraido Aidbe: Lang" is retained. fj - Rauch <£. Lang Electrics. I {on the lower Potomac, and not far ^ made possible by a new. The superb of ?ant from creek. Later on Scripps-Booth the Nanjemoy quality a > | dis| 4 snappy, high-speed motor. In Baker Rauch <£. Lang coach ithat stretch between Hughesville and cylinder Roadster . $825 1 ^j combination with a new in- work and expert engineering Renedict. on the Patuxent river, will *& 8 cylinder, 4 passenger, $ 1175 T" kJ | strument which indicates the will never diminish. It Is fi also undergo reconstruction, thus Pn^ii P. O. R. lc*tn»n, J >' exact condition of the battery through this knowledge that suitable highways between providingtwo | Smr tfj 1 .tell* the mileage still avail- the Baker Rauch & Lang has E important towns in Charles county. * * ~ ~ able and Insures the battery long been accorded first place H At a largely attended meeting held j-jjj^c r%**it^ 3 1SOTTA FRASCHIM being fully charged and com- among the automobiles of jS recently In the courthouse at La Plata M^y mSPg^^pSw ]jJ Ur-L^ 0 . an ac- Fashion. «^PKrag^r CORPORATION pietely discharged |1 the topic of good roads was discussed ^ fl and a decision reached in the matter, Connecticut Ace. IHHMmtalwHPi^ ... I 1 J 5 u i> I; -'it i i' nir/i rn>: t nir are ran rn\r nrr State Senator Mudd the I u\lh fiS explained '< ...-S '.v « JfiBQk of the and At Dupont Circle. xi mplirtty -xi nplicity irtlh safety -safety with added mile-ape ject meeting, Delegate j WN f[| Mitchell addressed the ob|in * Hummer gathering, f. ROVCK HOI OH. q nr.d knnu n perforata >n e these vnitr i)i far tl,r , fW maintaining in connec- jv ^ \yj3L5^/ which he outlined the plans >. d the won through v. Raker Ranch hang prestipr si.rty-fojr g with the Riverside road. Two "" jtion _ > ' .u year* of <H'ty grh; ,,e)it i years ago F. Stone Posey of La Plata, lOOOOOLSOOOOBESBm when he was a member of the endeavored to build thislegislature.road, but did not meet with the success he E. J. ftUINN, DRIVING A WESTC OTT "SIX" TOl'RrV'Ci CAR, ACCOM1'AMED BY' FRANCIS R. HI RLEY. desired. It was this same road, that the people voted for recently.however. After deciding the question as to which should be the next road in the WILL OPEN NEW QUARTERS. <ounty to construct, the proposition BIG INCREASE PREDICTED that next faced the meeting was the AUTO TO EVERY EIGHTY financing of the scheme. It was pointer! IN AUTOMOBILE TOURING RATE IN U. S. Professional Chauffeurs' Association out that the legislature, which has PERSONS, just adjourned. appropriated only to Be Host Tomorrow Night. money enough to connect up missing NEW YORK. The members of the Professional links in the state roads highway Credit Given to Improvement in | April already under construction. system of automobiles15..Shipmentsduring Chauffeurs* Association have arranged fore if any more roads were to he Roads and the Mapping for th»» formal tomorrow Therej March totaled 28.O00 carloads, a openinc nicfh' to he BARTRAM I built other means had adopted Out of Routes. of their new quarters. llft7 14th street for semiring the necessary funds for gain of 11.40(1 over the March 'the work. I northwest. The new quarters comprise We desire to announce the arrival of the new ^ ELECTRIC GARAGE 1 After considerable discussion it was record of last year and 5.000 the two unner floors of this buildine 1204 N. H. Ave. N.W. decided to build the road under the "Automobile touring: covering: every! more than the bestcarloadsand I hey have been fitted up for th* "MARION-HANDLEY" Six in f state aid law. t'harles county's share Washington. section of the this year will loom fort of the members of the Tel. West 458 of money under this system being country previous monthly record in the A Car at. 1 | about $10,000. I'nder this plan, in show an increase at least double that historv of the industry, t o ri. associaI Light Seven-Passenger Touring ...$1,185 t.» get the benefit of the $10,000orderof last year, which was a record break accordi The first floor has been arranged a? A Roadster from the state, a like amount had to: mg to a statement made at the Four-Passenger $1,185 er." said an official of the American ja library, smoking and recreation room be raised by the county. This $10,000 office also is located on the samt In justice to yourself see this car before inxestinj* in a motor be Automobile Association. meeting here of the National [The «<»uld raised by the county levying "Many floor The second floor is arranged a?< car. It uill surprise \ou. $5j»no f«»r the purpose at the annual contribute to this situation.conditionsAutomobile ( hamber of C 'one large assembly room, capable oi levy in June, and then in January. 1017, accom modat l:*»n such as the largp increase in ownership ommerce. ng people. The busi CALL OR PHONE US FOR A DEMONSTRATION. burrow $5,000. This method of raising ness meetings of tlie association art money could he continued for four and the impossibility of foreign January and 'February, it is held in this room. A general invitalior years, when it is expected that the although the fundamental factortouring, has been extended to local automobifi road could be finally completed. It is said, also made new records. owners and the dealers to th< | lies in the enormous increase of road inspect PREMIER SALES this same to COMPANY plan that is be followed At the rate neu quarters. At the tomor thai is in present of increase opening during the next two years to build the construction taking place it is row night it. is expected that a numbei Tel. Main road from Hughesville to Benedict, the so many states that have heretofore estimated that the total of motorists will be present and mak< 989. 1311 H St. N.W. popular fishing village on the banks neglected their highways. sale of cars in 191f> will reach addresses to the members. of the I'atuxent river and where the m British troops landed and marched "Up to last year- touring was largely 1.250.000. which would be a overland to attack the of the done by those who lived where finished capital of like one Purchase Westcott Cars. in the road areas were well defined and tin- something distribution . ination 1-SM. Muring following Among those who have [six years the county is to levy annually derstood. but the long-time and ex- el- car to every eighty persons in purchase*1 S'iJhmi until the loans are liquidated. lent, work carried on by the national the United States. \\ est ot t touring cars during the pas In addition i.» the levying of the $5,000 touring bureaus of the Amerb-an Auto- t| week were lit- Krnest M. t'olvin, J. \V each year it is also planned to levy 'mobile Association, both at its Wash- Williams and Fred Schafhirt. enough to meet the interest on the ington and at its New York city head- j j money borrowed each year. quarters, came to be fully appreciated J as clearing houses of touring data and knowledge. Automobile owners iri AUTOMOBILE SALES LARGE. every section of the United States took advantage of this condition and ap- plied for information that covered Shipments in March Show Gain of nearly every possible route that could be imagined. combination 11.400 Carloads Over Last Year. "In these groups were many who made NEW YORK, April 8..Shipments of their inquiry with curiosity as their! CADILLAC I automobiles incentive, and when they found that during March totaled route combinations could be linked carloads, a gain of J 1.400 over28.000 they turned from passive inquir-Itogether March of last .ear MOTOR CARS and 5.000 carloads ers to active tourists. In many in more were so su- 2 than the stances their Send Us 1 best experiences Old previous monthly record in the perior to anything they had hoped for, I of the history industry, and in all instances that auto- and we will make you one go< to a finding the M according statement made by the mobile touring is the only way to both to 6.000 extra miles.
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