The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
s.; W. and ~, 6; Agriculture, 5.
Motor Gossip
By "sI, GROGAN.

a2s4-w. ". Penn. S2i ID st. NV; Pullman lsls
tO2S5-Holmes & Son, lT St NV; Thomas 1911.
p2S6-Holmes & Son. lG F st NV; Thomas 1911.
4cSI-W. Z Small. jr.. The OTTAWA; Grow 1916.
4053-Josephus Perry, 1873 Wis ave-; Saxon 1916.
4os5s-waksr- Thomas Fur. Co.. IoI5 Tth St nv.
Bessemer 1916
4u0o-s J. KistI,y. n5 pumbsrton ave-: Ford
!g6
4csl-Jos A Touino. 81 lils St ne: Locomo-
bile 1872
soss-R.ymOnd B. st-rsn, nls Northampton
Saxon 1915
saIwn- sehmi.dt. 90 W st, NV; Ford 1914
4co6-B. F. BnniI. I2i lst St Sc Rapid
4OaS-stevrt D. Chapman. 5ll5 warder; Oldsmo-
bile 1875
Sas-M. c. v.nFlset, NJ st ns Willis
knight !S5
4c2S-GutAT Buckholr Hotel Occidental; Cadillac
1874
iOass-Morlin NJ. Fsle, 5s st. ne: Buick 1871
4o3e-Mary oMaIley. St. Elizabeth. studsbsker
1916
4ozo-w. C. Hambrick. IN Park pl Grow 1876.
pzl-Hsnr F. keesan. II @ It. NV; Stevens
1870
4ug2-G. R Garrison. 1919 V. ave. sw.: Ch.rro-
let 1875
Iu2S-shoemak.r,' oooper.tir. Union. lse sth
st. bort 1916
Ioct-Charl.s E. Mounins.r. so ID st. NV; Ford
1876
4OG-wuhrd NJ F,rro~. il. III Adam, st. nv.
Ford 1913.
Ezs-B. J.fe. a2 at. NV; Js1.ry 1915.
+c2T-John c. Kerr. 81 O st se: Ford 1916
Ic27s-Barnett Shapiro. 5ls Kenyon st. NV Allen
1916
4cc7s-sanueI Klufb. 1909 7th st. NV; Ford 1876.
4o2ao-John L. Wolfe. 56Cb 9Th st; Ford gs
GEE P Chswuing. T 7th st. ne; Overland
1916.
fOee-sidnsy B Lust. sos st. NV; Grow 1916
1876
4Oos4-M. A. Murphy. lo2 Vt ave. Or.riand 1915
F2S-Dr. @. ". Stiles 2ol3 o - Overland 1876
4o2ss-Carey A. Davis, lz5 Mas ave. Sc Buick
RcS-J W. Manning. KS 9Th St nv; Oakland
rsA
'Ess-F. G. Woodruff The wsstnorland; Detroit
1875
4o2e-H L. Rucksr. 1904 18Th st. nv; Ford ls.
g9o-C. o. Hall. as Mt Pleasant: Cole rgs.
E2l-ChEries F. Brown, 7G I'd snw: Ford 1914
4r71-Wilton J. Lambert. Munsey Bldg: Packard
1916
4ucae-Niss B. O. walford. III. Roch.ns-.u;
R and L. ,pL
Deei-Geo sandsrsou. 10 7th St -; Hudson 1915.
t'csS-Carl H. Wells. 80 Mckinley; Dodge 1916
0z5-W. G. Rou1sr. % X Il. NV; Charrolst 1914
H2T-John c. Young 1903 sth st NV; Tr1mblll
I95
4c2ss-Armour 4 Co. Center Market; Autocar 1873
S12eBeni. Bialek. 7Ol Tth St Sc Ford 1876.
F2oo-Clsment Giebel. jr.. as 9Th st. ne Ford
socl-Chestsr A. Snow. II. 10 s,h st NV. Ford
1916
4osc-w. H Huntington. slsc4 I st NV; Saxon
1916.
EoO2-Clara Rutherford. ari H st. NV: Ford 1875.
+ISo+-Chss c. Cridlsr. ~ c st. - EMF 1913
4OS05-Joseph DenLsr SZ7 st. ne ; Cole 1872
D2oe-Chss. Conradis, Colorado Bldg Hudson 1876
toaT-HaIrs sUslsh. Com Bank Bldg Chevrolet
4O3O8-L c Clements 30 A st. g.; Hud,o-, 1916
4osoe-AlOert R. Forrest. The ora Apt; Pullman
1911
f,3lO-R. W. Barnes sE F st sw; Saxon ,s5.
ts2ll-G- Riani. ll0 st. ne; REQ 1916
4o edward H Rseds. The Rochsmbeau stude
baker 1916.
+o2l3-Me1ican Confidential Agency. ll3 I st
Hudson 1875.
oSl4-I. silrsman. s54 18th st. ne; Ford 1915.
land 1876
G2:,e-Edw.rd 5. Wolfe. District National Bank
!oaE-T K Smith. lZo D st. Sc: Ford lg,
405ls-L. Larham. ID Pa ave ~ Ford 1876
40al9-Harry A Burr. l35 Ky. ave. -: Ford 1916
tCeo-DT. VI. D. T. Grant. IDS 18Th st. NV.
4oazl 229-Cto- Motor Sales Co.. Inc. Rigs
Bldg demonstrator
sos2i-Lswis Hopfenmsisr. z, 10th st NV; Cadil.
lac 1918
4Os2-Richard Grimes. ln7 Conn. ave; L.como-
bile 1873
4oeo6-ArOert Lnd,trom. cz4 Shannon pl.; Ford
E22I-Krammsrsr Bros. Arcade Market; Fordlss.
90 SS-s-otis J. Rogers, Florence Court; Mitchell
4Oe2a-Douslas E Bullock. south.rn Bldg; Stud.
4uzo-C. 5. stud.r,nt NO Leroy pl; Cadillac
1874
4o55l--Mrs g. Hydesmith. zrs Conn. ave; scr,pp-
1916
4OSc-carl F. Nelson. Il It ne; Ford 1876
t0SSS-Frank Gerad. lzs5 C st. NV. Chevrolet 1914
tn34-Frsnk Williams Muns.y Bldg; Cadillac 1914
4oSs5-P. II. Hill. Munssy Trust Co.: Chalmers 1912
ke6-siE G. Boernstein, Z3i 18th st ne Ford 1874
OCH z. Mitchell. T44 @ st. NV: Maxwell 1911.
4GSs-Wm- G. wirth. MS Il st. ne; Ford 1876.
4o5e-Geo j. Farrell s3s I'd st. ne; Ford 1915
Sco-G. R. Black. Ils ? St ne Ford 1875.
The majority Of the motor car dealers
will be closed today and a number OF
them will take part in the Preparedness
Parade. Without exception all will OBJ
serve flag day by having their demon
strating cars decorated with the National
Emblem.
VIM. Leyman, District representative OF
the Maxwell Motor Co., who is in the
city. as guest Of H. B. Leary, ir, pre-
diets that though this year was the big
year in the automobile business, next
season will be still larger. Mr.. Leyman
has just returned from a factory con-
ference at Detroit which was attended
by factory men from all over the coun-
try.
The season Of the year Is at hand when
the announcements OF next years model
car, have in the past, been in the habit
OF being sprung. From reports this Gus
tom will not be so extensively followed
this season. It was in the early days
of the business almost a necessity. Dur
ing July and August the dealer felt that
he was about to pass through period
when selling motor cars was an unus-
ually difficult task. Many prospects were
away for the summer, others were PLAN
ming to take their vacations and bust
ness in general was at a low ebb. Wise
to conditions, the manufacturers took
the oportunity to inject little pep into
things by offering something new for
the public approval Result: During these
two months business picked up and was
up to, II not above, normal Conditions
have changed. Today selling motor cars
is an all-year business, and gradually
the time for bringing out the latest in
motor car construction is going over to
its proper time, the New York Show
held the first weak aarh