Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-01
Seen and Heard at
the Auto Show


III. G. Sell, the Philadelphia rep
reseRtative of the Velie motorcar, Is
u visitor at the Velie exhibit.
c. H. Conrad is assisting the
Bentz-Landis Motor Car Company
in explaining the merits of the Nash,
National and Mercer touring car at
their exhibit.
Mr.. A. NJ. Colby and MIR. Cham
berlain, of the Dodge Brothers
Manufacturing Company of Detroit,
are visitors at the Keystone Motor
Car Company Booth. Mr.. Tyler,
of the Generals Motor Truck Com
pany, is also spending few days
ut this booth.
Mr.. Dowell, of the Maxwell Com
pany of Detroit, and MIR. thinner
man, Oldsmobile representative,
IRON Philadelphia, are visitors at
the Miller Auto Company's booth.
Il. Nj. Hottenstein, of Lebanon,
factory distributor for the Buick
and Chevrolet motorcars, visited
with the Driscoll Auto Company and
MIR. George b. Zeck.
L. A. Faunce and Prof. Wolf are
assisting Mr.. Andrew Redmond in
selling the Chandler touring car.
w. A. Louis, Vim Motor Truck
representative of Philadelphia, is n
visitor at the Redmond exhibit.
Mr.. Kinsey, the Oakland repre-
sentative from Pontiac, Michigan,
and Mr.. George p. Parker, of the
Chandler factory. the first man To
test out a Chandler car, are visitors
at the Redmond booth.
Mr.. George Copenhafer, superin-
tendent of the Hershey Industrial
School, was a visitor at the Auto
Show.
Last night was society night al
the show. The Champion Spark
Plug Company furnished the quartet
and special music for the occasion
Mr.. r. II. Rowland, G.. l.. Clook and
Frank Chester, representatives OF
the Champion Company are visiting
the Front market Motor Supply
Company exhibits.
Mr.. Frank Bosch, president of the
otCr Club, who has been doing
Government work in Baltimore, is a
visitor at the Show.
Attorney General Brown and j
II. karns are visitors at the booth OF
the Harrisburg Auto Company.
p. c. Chrysler. director of the do
mestic wholesale department for the
Hurlburt Truck is doing the Show
in the interest of the Harrisburg
Auto Company.
Cleveland Tractor representative, is
visiting the Harrisburg Auto Show.
q. L. Alatteson, the Philadelphia
sales manager for the Hupmobile
and Holmes Car is a visitor at the
booth of the Hupmobile Sale Com
pany.
Mr.. C. w. Cole. of the Hup fac
tory, Detroit, Michigan, is visiting
the Hupmobile Sales Company ex-
kibit.
James r. Berryaman. Philadel-
phia representative of the Hudson
touring car and the Stewart trucks,
is visiting the Hudson booth.
A. p. Falcon is the local sales
man representing the Hudson Sales
Company.
Mr.. George Hoffman. c. S. Will
son and J. A. Fuguid, local repre-
sentatives of the Case Machinery
Company. are visitors at the booth
of G. L. Conover.
Mr.. W. l.. Colt. Eastern United
States district manager for the
Overland, is visitor at the Overland
booth.
The Overland is represented and
explained by Mr.. Albert NJ. Stroud
sales manager of the local company
Rert Luper, c. E. Holm, w. c. Walk
er, B. B. Balm at the Auto Show
John Hargest, Jr., is the truck sales
man for the Overland Harrisburg
Company. -......
do you drive a car" is a familiar
phrase that. Messrs. Robinson and
Lindman throw at you as you walk
past the table where they are TAX
ing subscriptions to the AgrfmotoI
Magazine. Also Mr. Chas. REEVES
of the Tractor and Trailor Maya
zine
V. A. Seiders, of the wholesale de-
partment of the Buick car, is Q
visitor at the Buick booth.
Soldiers in uniform are admitted
free to the Auto Show.
Mr.. F. e. Sutch, of Philadelphia
is demonstrating Magic Rubber
Mend at the Myer Accessory House
booth.
Morris Kopliwitz is the local rep
resentative of the Meyer Accessory
House. Chas. Engle and Mr.. StrayeI
are the inside men forrthis firm.
w. A. Almy, the philadelphia
manager of the Packard Motor Cai
Company, is expected at the Packard
booth to-day.
II. L. Hamilton and w. T. Toomer
are the local statesmen of the Pack.
ard Company.
The same Chassis that was eX'
hibited at the New York Auto Show
is now on display at the Cadillac
booth.
W. P. Grove, Fred vickery and