The Washington herald., 1913-08-24
SALES and DELIVERIES

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S. NJ. Frazier has placed an order with
the Miller Company. Inc. for a 1914 stutz
four-cylinder. six-passenger touring car.
finished in maroon. with black tenders,
fully equipped.
A Stutz six-cylinder roadster, finished
In battleship gray, has been delivered by
the Miller Company to Charles ]. Butler,
OF this city. It is 1914 model, with every
Improvement.
W. P. Barnhart Company reports de-
livery of one King roadster to DR.. ]. ].
Madigan. A Standard electrique coupe
has been delivered by the same company
to w. C. Smith.
The Commercial Automobile supply
Company has delivered a Studebaker No.
IS touring car to o. ]. Ricketts, and a
No. 30 touring car of the same manu-
facture to the Lanman Engraving Com
pany.
r. c. Smith. representative OF the
Washington Motor Car Com
pany, is on his yearly trip to outlying
Overland agencies. Mr.. Smith has juris-
diction Of agencies in Maryland and vir-
ginia, as well as in the District.
Charles E. Miller, OF Miller Brothers.
now is in Quebec on a motor tour which
included a trip through the New England
States. Mr.. Miller will return to Wash
ington this week.
Mr. Harper, of the Miller Company,
Inc, has returned from a trip to the
Stutz factory at Indianapolis. Ind, to
obtain a larger allotment OF 1914 cars.
George Pumphrey, Jack Flick. and
Frank Baynes. who left Washington last
Sunday for indianapolis, arrived at the
Stutz factory in a Stutz car Tuesday
morning. They will return over the roads
in a 1914 Stutz roadster, with wire
wheels.
W. S. Keeler, manager Of the zell
Motor Car Company, is in Washington.
after a vacation of five weeks, spent
nesota.
G. R. Cowie has returned to this city
from a vacation OF several weeks at
Atlantic City.
The Motor News. published weekly by
William Unman, is enjoying a large sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Grafr left Thurs
day for a trip through the State of New
York in their touring car.
The Probey-Haynes Motor Car Com
pany has been formed by T. I. Oliver
PRODIGY to sell Haynes automobiles in
the District, Virginia, and Maryland.
Robert H. Martin, manager OF the
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biles, yesterday left for the Buick fac
tory, at Flint, Mich. in company with
other Buick dealers from nearby States.
w. P. Angle, warehouse SUPERINTENDENT
and A. G. Prospect, shop foreman, both
OF the Buick agency, here, have been
sent to the Buick factory for two weeks
instruction in new features OF the 1914
models.
Senator Claude A. Swanson of Vir-
ginia, Representative Dorsey W. Shack
leford OF Missouri, and former Senator
Jonathan Bourne Of Oregon, will repre-
sent Washington at the American Road
Congress, at Detroit. beginning Septem-
Der ..
NJ. T. Pollock, Washington agent for
the Oldsmobile, for several days has been
on visit to Philadelphia.
A Cadillac ambulance has been deliv-
cred by the Cook & Stoddard Company
to the Naval Hospital. The same firm
has delivered a seven-passenger IA CadiI-
lac touring car TO D. A. Smith.
Col. ]. T. Rose, manager Of the Wash
ngton branch OF the Invader Oil Com
pany, tomorrow will leave this city for
1 trip to branches in Virginia and Ten
nessee, OF which he has charge.
Charles E. Wagner, of the Garford
Company. manufacturers OF Garford
trucks and passenger automobiles, is the
guest here of the Washington
Company.
A. A. Crumley, of the Hudson Motor |
Ear Company, is here for a visit as the |
guest of Howard G. Kneessi. manager |
If the Hudson Automobile Company.
Charles H. Peters, of the Peters |
Wagon and Automobile Company, of Bal |
imore, visited Washington last week in |
with sales to residents of this |
.ity.