The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-18

George S. Peeot is in charge of the eX- iibit and he is acting sales manager Tor the company There are roadsters and five passenger touring cars in their booth and a stripped chassis showing the workings Eugene Enslen, Jr., will be at the booth during the week also.
 In connection with the big exhibit Of automobiles the Great Southern has en- tered for the big stakes in the automo- bile races a stripped car from stock or only 20 horsepower. They are confident, however, of landing some of the big money. owing to cefrain track conditio.ss which their driver Is cognizant of. w. B. Smith Is in charge of the Cadillac | exhibit, which is an important and very creditable one also. He has a Cadillac chassis cut half which is very interesting for visitors 10 inspect. It is run by a self starter.
 The Coxe Motor company has a very attractive booth and II is we'll filled with cars The company is ably represented by R. L. Coxe and J. s. Coxe, both of whom are gentlemen well conversant with the motor marts.
 The exhibition of the Drennen company is quite a pretentious one and one of .he best in the building. There are on display Stevens-Duryea seven passenger, six cylinder cars the great majestic demons which roll the imperial highways
 
 The Birmingham Motor company has a %ery handsome exhibit and one which Is indeed a credit to the entire show. There arc Chalmers-Detroit touring cars. Pierce Arrows. which are delight 10 the eyes of the admirers of beautiful mechanical creations.
 Motorcycle Exhibit
 Fob Stpbbs, dear to the hearts of all the motor bugs who follow the fortunes Of the races, has one of the largest and most interest commanding exhibitions of motorcycles and motorcycle accessories ever shown in the south; that is he will have when his entire array of machines is on hand.
 Bob" has large booth, one of the most comodious in the building and il s beautifully decorated. Tn front as a facade is a row of flags and trailing overhead in a bewildering combination of white and blue are elaborate streaners lndior motorcycles and accessories are oa exhibition as well as all kinds of ob- 1ects pleasing and interesting to the motor bugs
 There is a very fine representation of all kinds of oils used in connection with the automobile trade and motorcycle trade. namely and principally by the Standard oil company. through it's local manager, II. J. Posner.
 Boys AerOplane Exhibition
 From a standpoint of local pride and sentiment, the big crowds which will pass through the exposition buildings no doubt will tarry for some time before the ex- hibition of Bob" Stubbs. for then they win sec the main attraction up in the air above his booth, namely, the first bows model aeroplane exhibition ever held in the United States.
 There are three types. model Of ire Curtiss hydro, the strange aircraft which is usually at home on the water or in the air; a model of the headless Curtiss and a model of the head Curtiss. The aerorlanes and the hydro are excellent models and they are suspended above the 1 bocts as aforesaid.
 l Tine exhibitor is Francis McDonough, 4 Birmingham schoolboy E years old, who | attends the High school. He is a bright 1 and manly young boy who has bright 1 future ahead of him in aeronautics. He i lives with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. T.. l E. McDonough. at e24 North Forty-ninth street. Birmingham.