The Washington herald., 1916-07-16

things are still In upset Condition at
their new home In NJ street. they are
gradually getting Strengthened around.
When Sam" Luttrell heard that the
German submarine had landed In Balti-
more, he was all for taking twin six
and hiking over to give 1t the once over.
Sam" was much disappointed when he
learned that It was Impossible to get
on the wharf to which 1t is moored. much
less get aboard.
for his vacation, to be spent on his
Colonial Beach estate, by unloading
Cadillac cars or rather acting super
visor of the Job.
Stanley Horner Is all smiles since his
return from the factory, where he has
been for few days attending the an
nual branch managers conference.
Hap" Ward as yet, has not lived up
to his promise of wheeling the baby ca--
riage UP Connecticut avenue. Brooke
Nyce came back to town from the
sticks to be on hand for the event, but
50 far nothing doing.
The big drive is on. Burton Leary and
his army have had to retreat to the sec
was too much for them.
He hopes to be able to rctake the po-
sitions again the first of this week, as
the Maxwell factory has notified him
that re-enforcements in the shape OF ad-
ditional shipments of Maxwell cars are
on the way from the factory. The first
week after the announcement of the re-
duction in price. he was cleaned out Of
the initial shipment of the machines.
There is one thing that you have 10
hand Joe and wilmot Trew. They do not
like to attack a man without first giving
him warning. This morning they start
for Lansing, Mich. to see sales manager
Renshaw of the REQ factory. Yesterday
they wired him they were coming and to
have his best arguments on hand as to
why they cannot get all the REQ cars
that they can sell IN this territory.
Since Roy Livingston moved into the
country. he has been losing flesh. He
says that hoeing the garden mornings
and evenings has been the cause of It.
According to him, he has potatoes enough
planted and growing to keep his family
supplied all winter.
Col. Cliff Longs cats have adopted
a revolving book stand as their abode
during this hot weather. Every one who
comes in and see the kittens reclining
there gives 1t a whirl much to the SEEM
ing enjoyment OF the felines.
Our mutual friend, Manley. ofice man
ager for Firestone, has Joined the ranks
OF the motorists. He is now driving a
Dodge roadster.
''BfI" Barnhardt is more fortunate
than some of his competitors. The Pull
man factory Is within striking distance
OF Washington and he drives most OF his
cars down over the road, thus avoiding
freight delays and at the same time CIV
ing him an opportunity to supple the
machines up a little before turning them
over to customers.
Ed Paegle, manager for Jones Kessler
Company, prides himself on one thing
and that is on their tire service. They
keep two boys with motorcycles and the
minute that a man phones he is in trouble
a boy is started out to fix him up. It
Is never more than hve minutes after the
call Is received before the repair man Is
on the way.
Dick seIby is a great believer in do
ing things himself. He has a little ma
chine shop ixed up over his showroom
and whenever he Is not too busy SELL
ing a Paige, he can be found up there
turning out some small job that re-
quires detail.
Seldom that you hnd two members of
the same family on the opposite side
OF the fence. Len Chew and his
father agree that Pennsylvania tires are
the best to be had, but when It comes
to the relative merits of the ball teams
they are at loggerheads. Len" roots
for one team and his father for the