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This is one of a series of tours being issued by the American Automobile Association, in
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co-operation with the District of Columbia Commissioners, which will include some of the
most delightful drives within the District limits. This map is published at the request of the
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District Commissioners.
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In the above 16 miles one tra
verses the most beautiful part of the
Nation's Capital. To the stranger
who tarries in our midst the photo
graphs reproduced here will furnish
but a faint idea of the manifold
beauties and interesting environ
ments of Washington. Few cities
in the country can produce a more
varied panorama of scenic attrac
tions within so short a journey. The
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Capital is beautiful at this season.
MOTORISTS LOSE
BIG SUM ON "GAS"j
VEW YORK. Oct. 25?A gasoline
investigation recently conducted by
the bureau of weights and measures
and city and county sealers showed
an average percentage loss of 2 per
cent through Incorrect measuring
?ump?. There are today more than
SOo.OOO motor vehicles licensed Jn the
State of New York. A conservative
ar.nual average of 100 gallons of gaso
line per vehicle would mean a total
consumption of at least 50,<MK>.?00 gal
lons cf gasoline a year. A 2 per cent
?o?s on 50.000.000 Is a loss to con
sumers of 1.000.000 gallons a year.
An average price of 25 cents a gallon
iwans an annual loss to New York
motorists of $250,000.
Karts to be remembered are these:
1. T'rg? your dealer to make a daily
test of the accuracy of his gasolin*
ir,< Muring pump with a standar
five-gallon measure tested by the city
or county sealer.
-2. On pumps making one-gallon n'
liv?:y. see that the pump operator
makes a full stroke and that the pis
ton travels Its full length.
3. Watch the counter or indi
cating d^vtce on all pumps provio
therewith.
4. See that the operator drains the
delivery hose.
5. On pumps provided with gradu
ated glass cylinders, see that the
gasoline reaches the proper gradua
tion.
6. Beware of the filling stations
where the delivery is outside and the
pump inside the building. The mo
tori?t should be able to see the pump
under operation.
7. Operators should willingly test
pump* in the presence of the autoiat
v ith tn* five-gallon standard measure
sealed by the local inspectorof weights
and measures.
K. Short delivery of gasoline is
sometimes caused by leaks In the sup
ily line to the pump This condition
causes the pump to Oliver air instead
<-? gasoli.t and can be detected by
t*ie sputtering sound.
9. If the gasoline is low In t^e j
supply tank, short delivery is likely
tt result. This can be detected by
the irregular flow of gasoline and the :
sputtering sound. Such a condition is |
Tiiquently encountered where porta-:
ble filling tanks are used.
10. The first delivery made by a|
;>ump after it has been standing idle,
for tome time is invariably short I
This is caused by the gasoline al
ready in the measuring chamber leak
ing back into the dealer's supply tank
through a leaky check valve.
11. View with suspicion a gasoline
delivery hose attached to a well in
the curb. It ia impossible to properly
<*rain a hose so installed, and ade
quate measure cannot be obtained
unless this done. All delivery hose
should have an overhead delivery.
12. In rare cases pumps may be j
deliberately manipulated to deliver
short amounts through the changing;
of measuring adjustments. 8u-hi
cases are difficult to detect. When in 1
dcubt, Insist^on a test.
LOCK YOUR SPARE TIRE.
LOCK YOUR CAR.
NEW MEMBERS IN
MOTOR ASSOCIATION
NT5W YORK. Oct. 25.?At a meeting;
of the board of directors of the Motor
and Accessory Manufacturers' Asso
ciation at the New York ofTicc the
following companies were elected to
membership:
American Hammered Piston Rinv
Company. Baltimore. Md.; Chicago
Steel Wheel Company. Chicago, 111.:
Corcoran Manufacturing Company.
Cincinnati, Ohio: Tron City Products
Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.; L. Law
rence & Co.. New York city; Nation^,
Clutch Company. Inc., Irvington-on
the-Hudson, N. Y.; Roberts Brass
Manufacturing Company, Drtroil
Mich.; Charles Schutte Body Cotn
pany, I>ancaster. Pa.; Hears-Cros:
Company, Brooklvn, N. Y.; Special
Tool Engineering Company, Dayton.
Ohio; Tr^xler Company, Philadelohia
Pa.; Wellman. Sparer, Morgan Com
pany. Akron, Ohio
Among other firms elected within
the past two months are the follow
ing:
General Asbestos and Rubber Com
pany, Charleston, S. C.; Hudson Motor
Specialties Company. Philadelphia,
Pa.; McQuay-Norria Manufacturing
Company, St. Liouis. Mo.; Macbeth
Kvuns Glass Company, Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Midwest Engine Company, In
lianapolts, Ind.; Northwestern Chemi
cal Company. Marietta. Ohio; Perfec
tion Heater and Manufacturing Com
pany. Cleveland, Ohio; Story Rubber
^mpany, New York city; Toledo
Steel Castings Company, Toledo. Ohio;
Triplex Safety Glass Corporation of
America, New York city.
The Times
Auto Emergency Service
Is At Your Disposal
If you are in need of a haul f
home, gasolene, or help of
any kind
Call Main 5-2-6-0
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727 731 13th Strcrt N. W.
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LOOKING UP 1G* STREET
How aProminentWashingtonian Secured
Perfect Automobile Lubrication
NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY,
W. H. Rdnsaville, Resident Manager.
. Washington, D. C., May 19, 1910.
Acheson Oildag Qompany, Washington, D. C.
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Gentlemen: 1 note with a great deal of interest that Oildag is available for a* in auto
mobile engine?, and is now un sale in Washington.
I have used Oildag in several makes of cars, during the past year? and my experience
with it has been remarkable. In one or two old cars in which I have used it, it has had the
effect of increasing the power of the engine to a remarkable degree, and I have alsc been
impressed with its economy, as it needed to be renewed much less frequently than ordinary
lubricating oils.
I can appreciate your argument that through the use of Oildag, by reason of the lesser
quantity used, the less trouble from carbon is experienced.
I feel sure that you will be gratified with the sales of Oildag, if it is properly brought
to the attention of the automobile owners of Washington. Very truly yours,
W. H. RONSAVILLE, Resident Manager
Why Not Lubricate Your Motor with Oildag
The Wonderful Engine Oil Lubricant Invented by Dr. Edward G. Acbeson
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Albrechtsen & Varnell Tire Co.
1521 14th St N. W.
Bailey'* Auto Supply Co.,
3001 14th St N. W.
Belmont Auto Service Station,
14th and Belmont Sts. N. W.
Crosstown Auto Supply Co.,
N. E. Corner 14th & S St*. N. W.
Davis & Child,
1110 14th St N. W.
Donohoe Motor Co., Inc., /
215 Pa. Ave. S. E.
Dupont Garage Co.,
2020 M St. N. W.
Eastern Auto Siq>ply Co.,
522 8th St S. E.
Emerson & Orme Co.,
1620 M St N. W.
John B. Espey Co.,
1010 Pa. Are. N. W.
J. C. Flood & Co.
'2114-16 14th St N. W.
W. H. Frey,
1724 14th St N. W.
Gustave Hartif,
509 H St. N. E.
Louis Hartig,
7th & K Sts. N. W.
Home Auto Service Station,
314 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Kalorama Garage,
1640 Kalorama Road N. W.
Lehman Tire Shop,
811 H St. N. W.
Mid-Washington Service Co., Inc.,
1602 14th St N. W.
Modern Auto Supply Co.,
917 H St N. t
Motor Inn,
1108 Connecticut Ave. N. W.
Mul care's Tire & Accessory Shop,
1222 14th St N. W.
The National Garage,
326 New Jersey Ave. N. W.
North Capitol Tire Shop.
1218 North Capitol St.
Northwest Auto Suppiy Co.,
1946 New Hampshire Ave. N. W.
Rudolph & West Co.,
1322 New York Ave. N. W.
Schaefer & Ridgley.
1411 S St N. W.
Sea ton Garage & Supply House,
306 Rhode Island Ave. N. W.
Service Tire Co.,
1336 14th St N. W.
Speedway Auto Supply Co.,
332 14th St. S. W.
Surety Garage & Motor Co-,
14th and V St*. N. W.
31 *t St. Auto Supply Co.,
31st & M Sts N. W
United Garage Co..
2424 18th St. N. W.
Uptown Auto Supples Co., Inc.,
18th end California Sts. N. W.
Rockville Garage,
Rockville, Md.
Write or phone us for booklet on Engine Lubrication
ACHESON OILDAG COMPANY
Distributors
600 F Street N.W.
Main ?710