The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-15
PASSING THE BUCK ON THE
 B, 1Rpns. ,R- FLIVVER ROUTE

magnitude as the one he takes tomor-
 row.
 T leave tomorrow night" said Al T
 have always been a great booster for
 Birmingham, and 1 shall not forget this
 old town when l am gone. 1 have
 made some friends here and my only re-
 let is that I am leaving them to make new acquaintances."
 We are in receipt of an invitation to Joe Wheelers wedding which takes place
 or October 21 in Gadsden. Joe Is to
 marry Miss Maude Bellenger of that
 city, who is one of the most popular
 and attractive belles of northern Ala
 bsma Joe was formerly sales manager
 of the Saunders Motor company, and
 has a host of friends here. At the pres
 ent time he is agent for Fords in De-
 catur and is selling more than he can
 deliver. Here's wishing you and yours
 all the health, wealth and prosperity
 that is due to come to a real fellow and
 his spouse.
 M. 0. Dunning of the Anderson Motor company of Rockhill, s. C., will be in the
 city for the next 90 days. Mir. Cunning Is the factory representative for the An derson Motor company, which is one of the first southern automobile organza- tons to make good. The concern Is capitalized at s, ,O0o 900 and the car that Is
 
 ble man could wish for in a six-cylinder motor.
 The automobile exhibits at the Alabama
 State Fair were credit to the progress
 siveness of the local firms. Practically every company in the city had attractive exhibits at the fair and the attention they attracted speaks well for the interest the public takes in the modern-day ve-
 hicle.
 Birmingham is going to have a real automobile show next January. There will be nothing cheap or ordinary alb out It. The exhibits will be as fine as money and brains can produce Extensive prep arations are now being made on the prop osition and some interesting announce l-ments will be made shortly. Manager Rush Moore of the Detroit Motor company has instilled some new i blood into his organization. In addition to W. B. Young, and our friend. Ed Patillo, who, by the way, is as clever as that whirlwind pair-Rush Moore and Young-Harry Wilson. Jimmy Mills and Bert Baldwin have been added. With this gang of young and ambitious sales men selling Grants, Paiges and Libertys, l it Is a safe gamble to say they will make things hum in this old town. 
 The Drennen sales force. consisting cf "Bill'' Pape, Frank Cornell Scouten and another new member by name of Murphy are placing the Bucks and Cadillacs Tn | the hands of satisfied buyers regularly. This Red" Smith is setting the woods on fire at Saunders. He has two assist ants that are hard to beat-Tom Nor ris and Chester Alexander-and the way the Super Six Hudsons are going at pres i ent Is the cause of comment. Paul Crawford, Chandler distributor, and one of the most popular automobile men in the city, left last night for De catur and Huntsville, where he has sold three Chandlers .'T am going to Hunts vile and Decatur to deliver a Chandler and assure two other purchasers they will get their cars within the next day or so," said Paul. "I am exceedingly opti- mistic over the outlook for business dur ing the coming year. Thus far it has gone beyond my expectations. The Chand- Ter has proven it's worth and the only trouble at present Is getting deliveries" Hightower, Hale and Short are the trio that are selling Chandlers. Any time you think they are not selling them
 take a look at the numerous cars bear ing the Chandler sign on the streets. Charley Hawley was hit out at the