Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-18


manager of the Philadelphia Nash
Motor Sales Company, will be at the
Nash booth all week assisting the
Myers Motor Sales Company in tell
ing about the Nash cars.
John Easterlin is assisting in the
demonstration of Rayfield Carbure-
tors at the booth of Federick's Gar
age. Mr.. Easterlin is factory rep
resentative from New York CITY.
George d. Proud the official map
maker for Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, is displaying several cups ana
other trophies won in economy con-
tests and sociability runs. Mr.. Proud
has display of maps and tour IN
formation.
j. A. Greenway, chassis engineer
from the Maxwell Chalmers factory,
Detroit, is assisting the Miller Auto
Company in demonstrating the Max
we'll chassis they have on display.
Mr.. Greenway will be mere all
week.
The booth of the Front Market
Motor Supply Company has been
considerably improved in appear
ances since Saturday evening. Mr..
Mildermuth said that everybody was
making fun of his booth so at the
request of the management he pur-
chased fifteen cents worth of cheese
cloth with which he draped the
front.
One of the most attractive acces-
sorry booths at the show is that OF
the Black Garage. An overhead ef-
feet nicely decorated adds very
much to the attractiveness and
blends nicely with the many color
decorations of the main room.
The Standard Auto Supply Com
pany has a grease man at their
booth again this year. Last year
this fellow attracted considerable at
tention and is doing so again this
year. This is a special factory rep
resentative from the Lubriko factory
who is demonstrating Luorlko
grease.
Through the courtesy of LIEU
tenant Colonel Kirkland, stationed
at the Middletown Aviation camp
two aeroplanes have been placed IN
position at the show for the lnspec-
ton of the public. These planes are
minus the engine and the wings puI
give a splended idea of the genera
character and build of bird OF the
air. One is of the Thomas M orse
scout type and the other is Curtlss
training machine.
Lieutenant Paul II. EnSle, OF
Yonllers, n. Y, the officer in charge
of the Army tank that is on eHhlpl-
ton. is fast earning a reputation as
diplomat and is extending every
courtesy TO the public in explaining
all about the operations ana tne
build of the famous little tank. 10
explain all these points one needs
must be q diplomat indeed Tor from
the questions coming in from every
angle and every one wanting to op-
crate the machine and so forth 1T is
no easy job to get away with. How
ever, Lieutenant Engle seems pc
cuIiarly fitted for this special duty
and highly deserves the many COM
pliments that are passed regarding
his work.
Robert s. Day, district manager
of the Hudson Motor Car Company,
and Gilbert Werner of the Gomery-
Schwartz Motor Car Company, of
Philadelphia are visitors at the Hud-
son and Essex booth of the Gomery-
Schwartz Motor Car Company at the
show. Mr.. Day spoke very highly
of the show here and was very much
pleased with the splendid showing
being made.
L. r. Conlon, a special representa-
tive from the REQ factory OF Lam
sing. Mich, is a visitor at the Harris
burg Auto Company booth. Mr.. Con-
lon Just came from the Philadelphia
Auto Show and has visited all the
auto shows in the East. He says
that the Harrisburg Auto Show out
classes every show he has seen and
for a town with the population OF
this city, the dealers as we'll as the
public are to be complemented on
the splendid showing being made
here.
The NJ. Brenner and Sons Motor
Car Company announces that they
have secured the services of Victor
p. Roberts as a salesman on their
forces. Mr.. Roberts is a Carlisle
man but is we'll known to the auto
mobile trade in Harrisburg.
The American Bureau of Engi- !
neering have a special representa-
tive demonstrating several devices
that are a great help to the workman
in the shops. One of these devices
is a battery carrier and the other |