Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

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must be probed and every particle OF
/ foreign matter removed.
! Announcement is made that Mont
gomery Hallowell, general advertising
manager of the United States Motor
Company, has resigned to Join the forces
| of the III. E Lesan Advertising Agency.
where he will assist In the handling q
! the United States Motor Company ad-
vertising and in the broadening work
of the Lesan agency. a work Tor which,
| by long experience. he is eminentiy
Gridley Adams has been appointed to
succeed him. Mr.. Adams has been ad-
yertising manager Of the Stoddaid Day
ton division of the United States Motor
Company, and is we'll known in the
aGv ertising field
| Among this years Glidden tourists for
mer Senator Crawford Wheatley OF
Georgia, who drove his own Stevens Dur
Yea car in the Atlanta Chamber OF Com
merce team, made unique record he
not only did his own driving, under con-
ditions that tested the strength AND stay
| ing powers of even the experienced pro
| fessionals in the factory teams. but he
| took care of his car himself from start
! to finish, and he was one Of the fourteen
! entrants who reached Jacksonville with
| perfect scores.
| The Fiat drivers entered for the grand
I prize and Vanderbilt cup races at SaVan-
nan will be ready to begin practice over
| the famous Chatham county circuit this
| week David Bruce-Brown. who Will
drive in both races, and e. h PARKER
/ who will compete for the Vanderbilt cup
| left for Savannah yesterday on the
| steamer City of Savannah. accompanied
! by the mechanics who will look after the
| cars before and during the races The
six racing cars and four service cars we're
| also shipped on the City or savannah
The final. official makeup Of the Fat
teams in the two great races Is as ioi-
lows: Grand prize race. Thanksgiving
day. November 80. Louis Wagner. David
Bruce Brown and Caleb S. Bragg; van,
derbit Cup race. November u: David
Tet.laff. Caleb s. Bragg will go south
by train and will be at the Georgia
+, city when the others arrive by boat.
| Louis Wagner will arrive from Europe
next week and proceed 10 s -, a'rac, ~ ~
Savannah from his home at Los Angeles
| Cal.
A p. Conway, who was seriously In
| jured by striking a rope stretched across
| the road about two miles norm Oh
| Newark. Del. while driving MS MARION
from Atlantic City, September 3. Is aoie
to be out. For several weeks past ne mas
been confined to a hospital with broken
Jaw and lacerated face
The two Buick delivery wagons which
were destroyed In the fire Friday AFTER
noon at the warehouse OF the BUICK
Motor Company. the property OF George
Plitt & Co and Young's Provision Com
ron1acad with new ones
which are now en- route to this city by ex-
press and are expected to arrive fomor-
row morning.
Maxwell Messengers were delivered last
week to r. 4. Patterson. DR.. w. T. Snep-
herd and Gen. A. G. Girard. u s. A.,
retired. A Maxwell Mascotte was oenv-
cred to George A. Ross. and a model
/ to ]. P. Neff Of Richmond, Va
Two 1912 Ford delivery wagons were
delivered last week to the Walker
Hughes Company and one to George C.
AltemuS. .
Ford Roadsters were delivered to the
Cornell Wall Paper Company and the
Tolman Steam Laundry
Herbert BARS Of the Metzgar Motor
car Company Detroit, Mich. and Messrs
Ringeold and Reinhart. distributor for
the Everitt car for Virginia and West
Virginia, were guests last week OF W. r.
Barnhart & Co. during their stay here.
A 1912 "33' Marion roadster was de-
livered Friday to DR.. Herbert j. Bry-
son Marion 49, touring cars were
also delivered to James S. Thomas an
DR.. A. e. Powell. The cars are fully
equipped.
r. c. Mcdowell. for several years past
secretary to Claude E. Miller, OF Miller
Brothers automobile supply house. has
been appointed superintendent OF the
garage, on Church street. owned by TINS
firm A service department Tor FORD de-
livery WAGONS has been established. which
has already developed into an important
branch OF the business.
Theodore Barnes left yesterday after
noon for York Pa, to visit the plant OF
i've pullman Motor Car Company, OF
which he is local representative.
1912 model NJ, seven-passenger, 80
delivered last week to F. Rose OF this
civ The car was fully equipped and
was the first of the 1912 line to arrive
here.
Rev. F. Ward Dennis has purchased q
| 1912 Detroit electIlC DTouSHdiH. winch -
exnected to be delivered within the next
| two weeks.
change has been made in the Lozier
| agency in this city. and the Lozier 1912
| line of cars will In the future be handled
bv the Lozier Sales Company of 1915 II
| street northwest. this company having
been formed for the purpose Of selling
| IoZier cars exclusively in Washington
and SURROUNDING territory. Wilfrid NJ.
! G;esey of Pittsburgh has been appointed
| manager of the local branch.
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| Barney Oldfeld, the automobile racer
and representative of the Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company. was a visitor to
the National Capital last week During
| his stay here he was the guest of Fred
| L. Harveycutter the branch manager. :