The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
Passing the Buck on
 The FhpVer Route
By ALLEN J. kREBS. JR.

l. IA HEbS, Jhs
 , firm to take a better position with th' l New York Studebaker agency. Jimmy wal | always liked and looked upon as a req 1 fellow here. His numerous friends ar' unanimous in wishing him all sorts o 1 success in the big show
 1 Now that the water is pretty much all
 over Birmingham, one need not be sur 1 prsed to see Sam Jones and his skif | anywhere The finder of this yachts l man" may be rewarded with cylinder oil | It is considered excellent in case of be | ing drenched and is guaranteed to cause | an utter abandon as to the weather wher 1 one is properly oiled
 J. T. Kemp, Goodrich manager, con
 tinues to convert tire users to the fact ! his SilvertoWn cords are the best and l cheapest in the long run. Kemp is fast l becoming one of the best known tire mer 1 in Birmingham.
 Charley Hawley of the Birmingham
 Motor company is pushing the Chevrolets and Hupps Charley's good nature and
 ready wit have aided him materially ir
 the selling game He has demonstrated his ability to get the name on the dotted line.
 Chester Alexander was partially respon-
 sible for the sale of 3S cars by the Saun- ders Motor company last month He and Hewson are the original pepper boxes on automobile row.
 Brad Saunders has been in Florida rest ing up during the past week. He says
 he is feeling 30 per cent finer since his return. If this is true the rest of the 1 bod cd O steam.
 Ray Bolton of the Brownell Auto com pany sold and delivered three Fords and | one Stakeholder last week.
 Charley Horn. manager of the
 Brownell accessory department, has
 charge of this branch of the Brownell company. Bushes has increased
 monthly and the present volume is just twice what was expected. His ability plus his magnetic personality and fair dealing with his nlen has had all to do with~ his success. is making a hit with their excellent repair service
 If the wind continues to blow with such violence and the rain keeps on pouring down with such persistency and the automobile guys keep on try ing to steer with their demonstrators on wet pavements with one hand while they try to keep up with all the capers of the corn fed girls on the streets, something is bound to happen. Jewell Taylor is about due for an- other trip in the vicinity of Eufaula. The old boy seems to be Champing on the bit and it would be no surprise to see him buy ticket southeast soon. Ed Wilkerson of the United Auto Supply company is still setting a pace in the tire game. Ed says work and ! numerous calls do more to get the money than anything else. Judging from his record for sales he must know what he is talking about. c. P. Hammond manager of the Flint Motor company has set a new
 record for the distribution of Bris- coes. He placed 116 Briscoes in the state during the last week. The result is he is BriScoe bugs and when he gets to talking about this car he fairly burns the wind with |ad1ectives. J. H. Ham, Briscoe representative, is | III liiS CllN IldIl says tIllS IS SOIlc year for his factory and Birmingham will see more of these cars on the 1 streets daily.
 G T. Wofford. the oil man. has 1 equipped his Packard with Mchelin 1 tires all around.
 I. R. Clary, live wire manager of l the Thornton Tire company and Quaker 1 tire miles cheaper booster is on the warpath. He says there will be few l cars in Birmingham that hasn't one 1 Of his Quakers on it inside of 30 days l Clary is an expert tire man and knows
 the business from A to z.
 Yes the Newell Auto company gave
 a party last week. Yes, they were all
 at work next morning. And, further more, they are selling more Mitchells l than ever before. Oil up a rusty ma | chine and it will run better. I Any communications addressed to the l writer of this column in regard tt automobiles or any men in the auto I mobile business should be addressed I to the writer direct, care Age Herald j l.. P. Mott has joined the Overland i Birmingham company as salesman. H, ! broke the ice last week by selling { I 75. He promises to lead the gang {
 chase after the prospects.
 | Tom Morris is going at a lively clip He has so many friends who tip hi off to the prospects that he is alway on the jump. When it comes to hay ing a heart and being a good sort Ton
 is hard to beat. Watch him stage biz
 comeback.
 AND THEN HE FELT DIZZY.
 Don't tell me you were in an auto
 mobile accident and the windshield GU your face. It looks like you must hay been scratched but no automobile ha anything to do with it. , Married in London The marriage took place in London
 Eng. May 26, 1916 of Miss Bird Crosb
 of Toronto, Can, to MT. Chilean Whate : ley Stewart of Dinan. France. Mis- l iCrosby is sister of Mrs Stephen :. Green. formely of West End. and no'