The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
HOLD BIG SHOWS
IN FIRST MONTH
New York Exhibition January
3 to 10-Chicago Show
January "a to 81.
RECORD REPRESENTATION
Every Leading Automobile
and Truck to Be Shown
at Exhibits.

NEW YORK, oct ll--prowing
for space at the January automobile
shows at New york ana Chicago was
among the other important Liatters
considered at record meeting OF
automobile mnnufa cturCrs Of the
national automobile chamber OF
commerce in New york today There
were SIS applications FOR space for
passrrger cars and 81 applications
Tor space By truck manufacturers,
these companies taking practically
all the space available IN the build
lnRs at New YORK and Chicago, aside
from space available for parts and
accessories Thus the twentieth an
naul exhibition space applications
have exceeded those for any previous
exhibition.
THE New YORK show viii he Jan
nary ? 10 10 with the passenger cars
and accessories at Grand Central
palncc. and the trucks and accessor-
les at the big eighth coast artillery
armory az l94th street, VINCE was
the only building available mat sup
Piled sufficient space for the re-
uuircments OF complete truck
.Ihowlng
II. with the cars and accessories nj
Inc coliseum, and first regiment ar
mory, and the trucks and accessot-
les at the DrcXel pavilion,
Leading Passenger Cars.
Among the leaders in the draw
Ing for show space for the passeh-
t.l g-fl
land. Dodge BROTHERS Studehaker
Maxwell. cadillac. Hudson, Oakland.
D,dsmobile. chandler. Packard, REQ,
Franklin. Paige, Nash, Chalmers
ana Mitchell. while the leading com
panies drawing for space In me
truck shows were the Pierce, PACK
ard. Nash, Republic, Mack, Dodge
Brothers. @. NJ. c., lnternauohh!
Federal. Garford, Kelly y-Sprlnghelu'
REQ. Maxwell, Bethlehem, Autocar'
paige Detroit. Velie. DENLY, stew
art, Diamond r and Commerce
The truck manufacturers, attet
Iengthv consideration, voted 10 hoia
their truck show at the eighth coas,
artillery armory nt iS4th street nnu
I.,ome avenue, where complete
.,hihlt of motor vehicles can be held
rather than having limited snow
i'm smaller buildings closer 10 'hC
Messenger car show in Grand Centrai
naIace. Il supplies more thnn Twice
as much space as another builolng,
an on the main floor, which N eVV
BY 800.
TRANSPORTATION Exhibition.
Tbere will not alone be show
nm, A trnnsportation exposition WIN
RECONSIDERATION conferences. lectures
moving plctures Of truck operauoh7
ana other things OF interest TO 'he
truck dealer and user. -.,,.,
Tho man TO amend the constl'n
tiou 20 increase the direct rhte ilo"'
nNcen TO eighteen members Nas
.i.bdrown IL being the vote or the
members that fifteen directors were
annie TO represent the liz com
panies IN the chamber.
A. j. Brosseau, president OF the
International Motors company. mar
sr OF Mack trucks was elected u
rector to succeed Carl fei'oh'
signed.
Service Managers 10 Convene
Anxious IN better the service sup
nlied 10 dealers and the service buP
nIied TO users. the manufacturers
voted for a convention or serNls'
managers to he held In Detrolt pro"
ably during the week oi LII he
10 when two or three days VIII pr
deyofed 20 service problems and an
Inspection Of the service departments
OF some OF tho leading westernltac-
tories .t,
There vas some difference OF opin
ion "a 10, the plan for drawing TOT
show space. because OF inc lhtC'
ference with normal production oy
the war. a large number Of makeis .,i'
having devoted their plants 20 WI WI,
work in Mace Of making cars.
mas decided nv vote. 20 have the
SrawinF based on the production OF
the manufacturer for any monIhsN
period ending June 30, 1871 1910
or 1919. .-t.,.,, 81
Rov d. Chaplin. vice president Oh
the n A c c. presided. aud inei'
we're in attendance rcpresentsllNeN
OF practically all the leading passs,h- sen
ger car and truck makers OF ''''
industry.