The Washington herald., 1910-04-17


sen last Friday night at the clubrooms
OF the Society OF Professional Automobile
Engineers has been postponed until the
22d of April.
G. S. Anderson. of the General Motor
Company. spent last week in the city as
the guest Of ]. A. Muehleisen.
S. A. Luttrell. wife. and daughter left
Wednesday in a Packard 80" car for At
lantic City.
The Cook & Stoddard Company received
carload Of Cadillac 80" touring cars
last week and delivered them yesterday
to B. Leonard. L. " Dunstin. and r.
Huidekoper.
Mr.. w D. Arrison made run to Bal
timore last Sunday. He called on the
Maryland agent for the Washington car
| in regard To early delivery OF a number
OF car orders they have in hand Mr..
Arrison reports the bad spot in the road
at Contee to be in fairly good shape. The
road as q whole IS in good condition.
Mr. ]. D. Darnell and party and also
Mr.. w. A Yates and party recently
made a trip to Ridgeville. Md After
eating a good dinner they returned 10
Washington. and report the roads In
/ fair shape.
The Zel Motor Company reports the
sale Of a Hudson roadster to Charles
Hartzell. OF San Juan, Porto Rico.
MIR. Charles E. Dessez and family made
a trip on Sunday'last through the north
ern part OF Virginia. They found the
roads in good shape and the trip an en-
joyable one
l.. p. Dorsett manager OF the Wash
ington branch OF the Studebaker Automo-
| bile Company. accompanied by Mrs. Dor
set and I. Z. Bennett, made the trip to
Frederick Sunday last in large Stude-
baker touring car.
. The Overland Sales Company has moved
into its new quarters at 1921 Fourteenth
street northwest. This is new, large.
roomy building, and they will continue
10 handle the Overland and Marion cars.
The Bennett & Collins Company. sales
agent for the Stayer car. is repairing the
/ building on the corner OF Fourteenth and
s streets and will have handsome show
room. They expect 10 open at an early
date.
! Mr.. ". d. Arrison and family. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Welsh. left
on Friday for a trip TO Philadelphia. Pa.
by way OF Baltimore, Nd, Havre de
Grace. Nd, Wilmington. Del. and Ches-
ter, Pa. Mr.. Arrison viii call on agents
for the Washington car in these States.
making arrangements for deliveries on
the large number Of cars they are selling.
Phil Drake. Of the G. and J. Tire Com
pany' who spent a short time in this
city. has left for the North.
Mr.. Wyman, sales agent for the Atlas
car. made a run last week in an Atlas
six cylinder car 70 Great Falls on high
scar without touching the lever.
Clarence Banard. sales agent for the
Kline Kar. made trip 10 York, Pa. on
business last week.
The Emerson Engine Company. whose
attractive display was feature Of the
Sportsman's Show last week, announce
| the sale Of two six-cylinder racers. one
100 Cruiser engine. and two go four
/ cyliPder engines. \ boat for demousus-
ton will arrive this week
George W. Wells. sales agent for the
| Warren-Detroit car Announces the sale
OF Demi tonneau 70 S. w. BowIes.
This car was finished in blue. with straw
color running gear.
The Cook & StOddard Company deliv-
cred 10 Charles MuIiSn. OF the West
mo-eland Club a model II 42-horsepower
Franklin touring car Friday. The car
was finished in dark blue color.
Mr.. a. Gray Carter. president Of the
Carter Motor Car Corporation, and Mr..
II. o. Carter, OF Detroit. Mich. made a
run last Sunday through Maryland by
the way Of Ellicott City. Frederick. and
Rockville and report the roads in fair
condition
Mr.. Claude e. Miller and wife. with
! Hon. r. J. Traceweu and wife as guests
in a Ford touring car, together with
Thomas Evans Green and friends and
Mrs. NJ. w. Jones with friends. all in
Ford touring cars. took a ride 10 Ridge
ville Md. last week. where they had
I dinner They toured by Rockville, and
while Mr.. Miller has gone over this
route before. he states that he never
found the roads in better condition. For
delightful outing Of eighty-five miles
he recommends this trip highly. At
Ridgeville he met his brother. who. I'm a
small Ford roadster, had carried four
people and made the trip up in two hours
and twenty minutes. Mr.. Miller con-