The Washington times., 1911-10-22
HERE
ROOT FOR WALLS
Washingtonians Are Hoping That Driver Who Carried
Off Honors in Munsey Historic Tour, VIII Land
Coveted Glidden Trophy.
By HARRY WARD.

It IL the intsation OF the LuttEel Com
pany to give the strongest kind OF rep.
sa Years. s aso & n. W:
high efficiency shaft drive. the gradual
development Of the fast electric tires,
giving increased speed and mileage, and
batteries. greatly extendins the lie and
capacity Of that important adjunct Of
the ear, are three recent milestones in
tile achievement Ut the electric carriage.
brought forth new creation known as
the Waverley Limousine Ave." an In
side-driven. closed car. capable Of carry
ing five passengers. This lew model IL
advent in washington is being awaited
with interest In addition to the new
me del. the Waverley Company has
brought out for the, lyl2 season q fun
that have met with instant success
wherever shown.
Hugh Chalmers. head of the Chal-
an interesting paper for Road Users
Day" to be celebrated at Richmond
November 20, the third day OF the
American Road Congress. He win
mobile industry has presented Tor
road building and the demand for bet
ter construction OF the public high
ways as q direct result or motor use.
<AhOthSA 4hSCA CotAh6 taAhSE WAl pc bh -
vld Beecroft, president Of the Chicago
Motor Club, whose topic will be the
Rights Of Road Users in America
Learned From Europe's Lessons"
w. J. Gordon. who handles the
American line Of cars In Richmond,
Va. was in Washington this week
arranging with the Marion Motor Car
and Marion cars in virginia. for a
quick shipment Of machines. "The
automobile outlook In Richmond is
good" said Mr.. Gordon, and the Amer
lean Is attracting q lot of attention
from discriminating buyers"
The Wilson Company. agent for Cole
and Krit cars. has taken possession of
street A feature of the Krit line for
1919 is q roomy fve-passenger tour
Ing car, fully equipped, and listing at
Miller Brothers are receiving many
inquiries about the, new Ford de-
| livery wagon, which was recently
placed on the market. 1T Is going e
the introduction of these Ford wagons
will improve traffic conditions" said
an automobile expert recently. They
Of 1Ys ign. oaas nsssed is probsm Ths
that VIII be quite effectually settled
by this new wagon"
The Commercial Automobile and
Supply Company reports the sale OF
an EMF roadster to Lieut.. X. s.
Bradford, and an EMF touring cal
| to Prof. 8. J. Brown.
GUIDE Brothers, florists, have pur
chased a Ford delivery wagon from
| Miller Brothers. Other Ford purchaser,
OF the week, were w. g. Hill, who Sc
cured touring car, and w. G. Fisher
| who purchased q roadster.
| The Marion Motor Car Company ex
poets to receive the first Of the Ameri
can Scouts" about November 1. Thii
| new model Is creating a lot Of Interest
and its advent here is likely to SCI
| motordom agog.
| The Marion Motor Car Company yes
| terday shipped a Marion 49, touring
| car, fully equipped, to Arthur Dunlap
| of Norfolk, Va.
r. c. Smith, president Of the Over
| land Washington Motor Company, ant
Charles T. Felter, left today for Toledo
Ohio, where they will visit the Over
| land and Garford factories. The chic
| object of Mr.. Smiths visit Is to hurr,
up large shipment Of both make.
l of cars.