The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Cadillac. Hartford. Apperson. American.
Premier. and other motor car companies.
Mr.. Frederick NJ Randall who has
also been prominent in the advertising
field. viii be associated with Mr. Kelley.
Mr.. Elmer r. Wright, in a Hudson
roadster. made trip from Philadelphia
last week without experiencing any
trouble
Mr.. William Kemeys and party are
spending few weeks at Atlantic City.
The trip was made over the road in Mr.
Kemeys Washington touring car
Mr.. P. F. Campbell has placed an
order for a Washington car OF the tour
ing car type. II is 10 be finished In
silver and fully equipped
Mr.. Joseph stoddard, Of Cook & stod-
dard, sails the first of August from New
York for Europe, where he viii join his
family. Mr.. stoddard viii take Cadil-
lac 30 with him in order TO tour the con-
tinent
Mr.. G. c. Howard, in a Chalmers tour
ing car, left Saturday for trip to Brad
dock Heights
A carload shipment of Washington cars
has recently been forwarded to the agent
for the Washington car in the State Of
Iowa. The shipment consists Of red.
brown, green. and gray touring cars,
fully equipped
Mr Willis Cronkhite. OF the Buick
Motor Company. is now on the road
looking after the Buick agencies IN Mary
land and Virginia.
The Automobile Club Of Washington
viii take the German orphans Of this
city for a ride tomorrow. Among those
who have donated machines are T. B.
Spence. S. A Luttrell, and Joseph
Faulkner
Mr., L. p. Dorset left yesterday in
Studebaker 40 for trip to Gettysburg
Mr. Frank Gaegier and wife have re-
turned from Braddock Heights Mr.
Gaegler left yesterday for Atlantic City
The trips over the roads were made in
Mr.. Gaegler's Buick touring car.
Ted Johnston. Of the Buick Motor
Company. made the following sales dur
ing the week;
". L. Turner, model IS; II. p. Hatha-
way. model Il; R. NJ. Mccarthy. model
70; Z. a. Baughman. model l6 racer; Dr.
A. II. Taylor. model 10; Jackson Egg
born, model II,
Lambert Reed. local secretary Of the
National Aa3omobie Association. and
special license representative OF New
Jersey, issued the following tourists IL
censes during the past week Mrs. Julia
B. Kinds, Or. J. II. Branson. Louis ST.
mons. F. L. Schmidt, and Harry c.
Birge.
Gen. James A. Buchanan left yesterday
for tour through Maryland, PennsyI-
vania, and New York He will spend
several days around Oswego and Sack
etts Harbor From the latter place he
will visit South Lancaster, Mass. and
Narragansett Pier. Returning he VIII
stop at several New Jersey resorts. He
expects 10 be gone about two weeks The
tour was arranged by the National Auto
mobile Association
The local branch OF the National Auto
mobile Association has the assurance OF
Mr.. Louis L. Dent secretary OF the
hoard Of sf-o...-.--
County. Md, that the bad stretch OF road
near Contee, Nd, viii be temporarily
repaired Work. will be commenced i'm
mediately. Mr. Dent states that the work
would have been done sooner, but the
board has had difficulty in organizing
its work under the new system.
Following the strenuous campaign
which ended with the running Of the
Cobe trophy race. in which Joe Dawson
came off winner with Marmon 81 In a
sensational finish, racing circles have
been unrufiied except for now and then
slight rumor. But, beginning this
week. excitement will take hold of the
speed followers again and ali viii be
work and worry hustle and hustle, in
preparation for the great contests which
are soon to take the center Of the motor
worlds eyesight. Drivers, promoters, and
managers alike have been resting, but
vacation days are now ended.
Ray Harroun and Joe Dawson, the two
Marmon pilots, have been enjoying the
fruits of their victory. but viii this week
prepare for future engagements. They
year. They Will also take part in the
Algonquin hill climb at Chicago. remain
ing there after that event to practice for