Evening journal., 1920-02-04
Y CLASS
1ARSFEA7URE
AUTO DISPLAY
uSIl Continued from Flrst Page

Eng Dig Picrce-ArrOW, IN tne entIunC'
C,by, has for its representatives.. E. C
ulrich and George F. Kelly. The high
bred speedster is almost the first cal
to attract the eye as the visitor enter:
the big show. The model on exhibi.
tIon Is known as the AS" and is sale
TO be the biggest car is is2 inches.
And as for appearance, what need be
said. except that the Pierce-A Arrow Is
the Lord Chesterfield Of the exhibition
The lines are suave, alluring, che In
terror Is luxurious and roomy, the
mechanism is compact and powerful.
Across the way is the Packard. with
It's firm, strong lines, clean cut, "snap-
py hood, 0nd rangy, greyhound like
body. Here is a largo car that looks
hne.' as The marine architects say.
one OF The most distinctive features OF
this car is the series Of delicate per-
pendicular lines on the hood, accen-
tuating ahe latest "bluebloododness"
OF The car.
The Packard has been a favorite ever
since the twin six motor was Installed
several years ago, and the twin six
IL Is claimed Is more flexible, more
powerful. and more responsive 10 the
oouch this year than ever before
Z. X. Bixby is present at the show
10 demonstrate The Packard and will be
siad to explain The merits Of The car
ne represents. Especial attention is
called 70 the twin six power plant,
which is shown on a pedestal beside
the big car.
F. o. Taylor and II. V. DeHenzel are
demonstrating the Haynes as" coupe
The big Cole Aero s" is being DEM
onstrated by Frank r. Carroll, OF the
carroll-Springer Motor Sales Company
lhc Cole this year is claimed 10 have
3 double range OF performance at half
The usual cost Of operation"
Joseph G0ggln president OF the Paige
Wilmington Motor Company is repre-
sentlng the Paige CIR. He Is being as
sisted by Roy Craig.
The show salesman for the Stearns ls !
J. Elwood Calm Mr.. Cain states That |
the Stearns car Is coming into It's own. |
and is more popular this year than |
ever before
The Overland and Willys-Knlght ex-
hiblt also Is attracting considerable at
tention. The Overland chassis In the 1
old lobby of the hotel has been sur
rounded by an interested and curious
crowd ever since the show opened
Monday afternoon. The Overland man
ufacturers are featuring a front "Trip
lex Spring this year and IL Is this feat
ure that Is attracting the attention.
The Overland manufacturers are repre-
sented at the show by T. r. Ford. Les
he G. McCnacken. F. r. Duling and
George Reagan.
The Dodge Brothers car Is repre-
sented bl John b. Cahill: the Elgin Six
BY John C. Stsong; the dupont by E. II.
Sterner; ahe Jordan by w. n. Jewell,
L. A. MoCracken and George Ogle; the
Buick by ]. Gordon Smith. the Au-
burn by Enoch Moore, Jr.. Donald Gro
well and J. p. Nullln; the REQ by II.
NJ. Ramsey and Harry Felnberg; the
Lexington Minute Man 6" by Waltsr
=. Reed the 0ldsmobile by Lester Pier
.on and Clifton White; the Essex and
hudson by David Lemon and William
The Franklin by A. 7. Rich |
Ir,ison and Esrle Slapc; the Cleveland |
lrht SIX by N. n. Jones. II
&. Y. nniong Is demonstrating the
overland chassis, which Is 10 found In c
he old lobby. {
There are many other exhibitors In 4
hc old lobby. Prominent among them d
: Jacob loscnblatt. manager Of the I
Equipment Company. local /
lgent for the Nacuumcter, an instru- q
nent which tells at any time how much c
-ssoline Is In the tank. how much has II
,een consumed since the machine |,
larted on the trip. and with the aid OF Il
he speedomeler, how much gasoline Is a
cling burned a mile. This simple little L
alcuaior viii tell a mot0rist II he has
nvine trouble. such as carbonlzed n
motor. weak Ignition or improperly {.
diusied carburetor. The Nacuumeter 4
esembles a speedometer ard IS very G
imple in construction and hard TO get o
nut Of order. p
Mr.. Rosenhlatt also Is the local agent @
or the Never-out oil garage heater,
Which not only keeps the interior Of
he garage warm for working purposes,
,ut will also prevent the water In the I
adiator OF the automobile from freez-
ng.
The Automobile Equipment Company
! also exhibiting Philadelphia Diamond
rid Batteries.
Local demonstrators for Mr.. Rosen-
latts line OF automobile accessories
include C. C. Howison. for the Vacuu-
meter. and b. II. Tichnor for the !.
tromburg Carhuretor and the Never =
ut Garage. Heater. y
other exhibitors In the old lobby in
lude the Security Signal and Saving -
corporation, represented by Z. +. Eldel- y
rock, Al. Nissan and Robert Helm; a
he Wilmington Storage Battery Com u
any, represented by Frank Nickerson,
ARRIVING Bosch Magnetoes; Autollte, "
ijou, North East and Westinghouse u
tarting and lighting systems. Zenith II
arburetors and pedrick piston rings;
he Motor Magazine, represented by ]. VI
lark Samuel; the Automobile, Dealer n
nd Repairer. represented by J. r. Roll r.
lg: Pure oil Company, represented by ei
!. r. Carter; Delaware Hardware Com G
any. with a complete line OF acces-