The Washington herald., 1916-06-29
Motor Gossip
By Isl" GROGAN,

The following auto licenses were issued Yesterday
4b5s-Harriet l. Hawes. ss R. l. ave. NV:
Cadillac TelO
aoe87-NeTa E. Frank. r7Ie 18th st NV; Overland
1876
4Os58-H Lichtenstein. 3lIl NJ st NV: Overland
1916
D5s9-w E Ruble 5l9 st. NV Ford 1916
1000 Henry T. Holiday. 9l2 5th st. ne. Ford 1911;
4cGSl-E. A. Hayden & Co, 396 c s.. Sc. : Maxwell.
+06G2-M. R. Shsfer. go . st. NV; Rambler 1911
4O663-Victor ]. Evans Victor Bldg Packard Iel6.
Dei-I G. Martin, Ei X St NV; Overland 1916.
iO6S5-FIres:one Tire Rim Co. ST 18th st. NV
Smith-Form 1916.
4O6c6- Fannie c. Jones. sd & Rittenhouss sts
Dodge 1916.
4o657-Joseph Hccht 100 H st NV: Ford 1916
Josh. f. AusheEman f7W Conduit I'd: side
car.
4O6ee-Harry Bingham, I2l5 Otis St NV: Over
land 1916
4Js7O-Emory TaIbert Anacostia D G: Hudford
1916
oe7r-Clara b King BIG 18th st. NV. Dodge .sls.
18Th. F. Enlow, lF77 Newton; Dodge 1916.
4O73-V Buchalter, St Market: Ford 1916.
Es7+Bdna L. Corson. ll5i nth st. NV; Dodge
4os75-J. J. Ranger. 7& Rock Creek I'd: National
1875.
4Os7s-LenOH R Lohr. 759 l,th st Sc: Chalmers
1916.
N6T-Lieut F W. Miner. ZIG Keokuk Buick
1872
4Os7s-R NJ Smith. 1866 California; EIcar 1916.
4679-H. A. Via, E7 llth st NV; Metz 1872
NoS1 tOlSt 'diHetS ~ INlssS dug NneNrOet
1876.
4Ossl-Allen Mitchell Co. 18th & Ohio ave; Buick
1910.
4oss2-Allen Mitchell Co. 18th Ohio ave Cadil-
lac 1871
4Osss-Judson A Crane 1Hs Buchanan; Maxwell
1915.
]. ]. Mcintyre of the Damn Insert Com
pany, is in the city for a few days call
ing upon the trade in the interest of his
prO6nHt which bo tA do y1itb
the spring resiliency of the car.
J. NJ. Stoddard. president of the Cook
and Stoddard Company expects to leave
today for West Springfield. n. H., to
spend a week at his summer home His
family motored up there two weeks ago
in a Cadillac and will remain all sum-
mer.
William Trey, who for the past year
has been connected with the Smith-Trew
Motor Company, has resigned to accept
a position with the WHY'S Overland
Company at their factory in Toledo
Ohio. He leaves for the Buckeye town
Saturday.
Saturday every Saxon dealer in the
country will drive 800 miles in the Saxon
Motor Car Company's nonstop run. Ac.
curate record will be kept of the gasoline
consumption and to the dealer who makes
the best mileage record a silver loving
cup will be given. NJ. A. Baylis, man
ager of the Record Auto Company is
going after the cup The records that he
has made to date on various trips which
he has taken give him an average ot
considerable better than twenty miles t
the gallon and he hopes on this contest
in which he will have but the one OBJ.
ject in view, namely to make every gal.
Ion of gasoline go just as far as possible
to better his previous marks by consider.
able
Christian Lee, a veteran in the motor
car business, has been appointed to rep
resent the Maxwell Motor Company, OF
Detroit, as general European represent.
ative for continental Europe. Mr.. Lee
has lead a picturesque career in Eu-
rope. He is a licensed aviator. His
French license bore the supposedly fatal
number 13, but in spite of this handicap
Mr.. Lee has never had an accident. When
the war started, Mr.. Lee served with the
American Ambulance in Paris. He is in
close touch with the situation in Europe
and says it will be a considerable time
before the factories will be ready to man.
ufacture motor cars. This is due to the
fact that their machinery is in bad
shape.