The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14

pleasant fumes of 'benzine," Finally the two filiies went out to squawk to the management. They returned in a minute, their complaint evidently fail- ing on deaf ears
 When the last Baron popped up a weak fly at the end of the ninth and the two females started to file out of the box one of the boys remarked: You know if you hit the neck of some people with a flint rock they would be cremated on the spot.' Bill Pape delivered a Cadillac Eight in Jasper last week. The roads were rough but Bill says the trip was one of the finest he has taken in lol these many days.
 Roy Kay says the man that can walk into the Drennen Co.'s accessory de- partment and ask for something he hasn't got is like the fellow who holds rain check for a double header on a sunshiny afternoon
 If that Roy Kay ever gets to sell ing the flivvers he will make some of these salesmen sit up and take notice. He Is full of magnetism, the possessor of an immense amount of personality and does not fear work. The automobile show at East Lake was a huge success and all the boys report having big time. Much credit Is due Henry Beaumont for the manner in which he handled the proposition. Fl M. Bailey of the Birmingham Overland company was 8 visitor at the Overland factory last week. Ills mis- sion was for the purpose of getting more Overlands to distribute in his territory the company being behind in its orders at present
 Coke Matthews is one of the most consistent visitors at the freight of- fices these days He is unloading Ov- erlands by the car and disposing of them as fast as a shipment comes in. There are few sales managers in Bir- mingham with more ability and a more likeable disposition than Coke.
 Manager Pogue of the Capitol Motor company is a busy delegate. He says Lee tires are growing In popularity each day and 1t is proposition to keep . stock of sizes on hand.
 One of the largest crowds in the history of the building of the speed way turned out last Sunday to see Oo south's only and the worlds greatest speedway. It is safe to say several thousand people will be on hand this Sunday. The construction camp back of the clubhouse is worth visiting.
 Thousands of yards of dirt are being removed daily and it is only a question of time before the entire track will take on the aspect of a real speed way.
 
 The Brownell Auto company has one of the most complete accessory depart ments in the state Manager Horn is one of the leading experts in the accessory line and knows how to buy for the auto mobile public. He has capable crew of assistants who are on the job con stantly. It ia a pleasure to do business with the Brownell Auto company.
 Bradley Saunders h delivering the Hud- son Super-Sixes in the old-style manner The genial boss of the Hudson agency has only one trouble these days and that is his inability to get enough of them.
 Ray Bolton seemed to enjoy flag day more than the average bubble boy. He got his picture in the paper. and, judg- ing from the expression of mirth on his countenance, he enjoyed 1t almost as much as "cold one.'
 One hour of telephoning Three gal Ions of gasoline. Two quarts of cylinder oil. Thirty minutes of worry and trouble. A peck of dust and pocket full of coin. Tfese are among the essentials necessary to obtain the essence of amber on these hot days
 And at that some of the boys have a blow out" occa sionally"
 Jewell Taylor: Quick, my friend; did hear you say you had the ingredients? 2" Frank Gafford: ''Yes and remember he who thinks last drinks fast" Jewell Taylor Ca minutes pause, the