The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

Washington motorists will be in their
glory to-day, and many of them will be
seen on the byways and side roads of
the city as the roads are ali in fine con-
dition and the weather excellent for
such sport
C. R. Miser, representing the Olds
Motor Works, makers OF the Oldsmobile,
/ Is In Washington for a few days, looking
after the interests OF local Oldsmobile
owners. While here he viii make his
headquarters with Tayloe Pollock. the
Washington agent.
The Carter Motor Car Company will
deliver three Washington "35'' touring
cars to the Auto Livery Company In the
near future. TO be used for touring serv-
ice at the Willard Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, of Charlottes-
vile. Va. were in Washington the latter
part OF last week Mr.. Adams is man
ager OF the Charlottesville Hardware
Company. agents for the REQ in that
territory
The Washington Automobile Club will
hold their annual spring house-warming
at the clubhouse on Saturday evening,
I April Is. An unusually interesting pro-
gramme that will include the best talent
In the city is being arranged by Lester
d. Moore, jr., who is chairman of the
committee
The Cadillac go. with toy tonneau,
which was received the latter part of
last week by J. NJ Stoddard. of the
! Cook & Stoddard Co, has attracted a
whole lot of attention not only by Wash
ington Cadillac owners, bur many other
ardent admirers of fine automobiles. The
machine is for his own personal use.
The model Q Maxwell Sportsman,
owned by Baron T. Won Stumm. of the
German Embassy. has won many friends.
Two more of these cars are ordered for
immediate delivery to Washington PEG
pie who appreciate its classy lines. The
Maxwell Company expects to be in their
new quarters. 1921 Fourteenth street
northwest by the middle of April
A. Gray Carter. and his party. in a
Washington roadster 49, visited An
tietam battlefield last week by way Of
Frederick, Nd.
The Overland Sales Company report the
sale of an Overland touring car TO E. r.
Mertz. The ear is fully equipped and
finished in dark green.
The General Electric Company has re-
Gently installed a new electric charging
plant at the Overland garage. in Y street
The Overland garage will be ready TO
handle electric cars beginning this week
J. J. Flster. agent for the Mora cars
delivered a Mort 40 car. of the baby
tonneau type, to Wilbur Boiling yester-
day afternoon. The car is fully equipped
and finished in perfect blue with cream
running gears,
L. l. Derrick drove over TO Baltimore
Friday In his Mitchell touring car, re-
turning the same day.
The /. p Dorsett Company will receive
a shipment of Kline cars and Of Babcock
electrics this week. The cars are fully
equipped and viii be ready for immediate
delivery.
The Wilson Company report the sales
Of Hupmobiles 90 during last week TO
the following: J. S. Simmons. Dr. T. c.
Cook. and Or. Warren Price The cars
were fully equipped and finished in dark
blue.
l. P. Dorset will return tomorrow
afternoon from Leesburg in his stude-
baker 90 touring car, after a trip
through Virginia.
The Commercial Automobile and Sup
ply Company delivered an EMF go"
touring car to the Hessick Brothers. The
car is fully equipped and finished in
dark blue.
R. A. Dent. of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company. left yesterday for an
extended trip throughout Maryland, stop
ping at Denton Monday for the auto
mobile show which is being held at that
town.
The Commercial Automobile and Sup
ply Company will unload a shipment Of
EMF 80" touring cars tomorrow.
The cars VIII be ready for immediate de-
livery.
The Motor Sales Company report the
sale of a Rauch & Lang. 40 cell. cleo
trio Stanhope car, with a folding front
seat, TO James Lansburgh
The following automobile licenses were
issued during the latter part of last
week: A. S. Sheridan, 2129 Bancroft place;
Edward McAlen, sos Kennedy street; w
A. Hill, 1888 G street northwest: c. w
Bender, of the Washington Loan and
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