Arizona republican., 1922-04-26

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Oldsmobile sedan.
Oldsmobile Twin -Four roadster.
BA6BITT BROTHERS
Cadillac 8 sedan.
Cadillac phaeton.
Buick 6 sport.
Buick coupe.
THE H. & Il. MOTOR co.
Durant 6 touring.
Durant 4 touring.
CAL MESsNER
Cleveland s touring.
Chandler 6 touring.
Chandler Dispatch.
PHOENIX NASH CO.
Nash 6 touring.
Nash roadster
Nash 6 touring G-pass.)
Nash s sport model.
Nash 4 roadster.
Nash touring.
WHITE TRUCK SALES co.
-Four styles of tank trucks oper-
ated by the Union Oil company, the
Gillespie Oil company and the Rio
Grande Oil company.
Individual Shows
Immediately after the parade dis
banded the automobile dealers placed
their entries on display at their va
rious show rooms and held open
house until late hour. The many
beautiful displays and decorations at
the sales rooms attracted hundreds
of visitors who came to view the
glossy motor cars at close range and
to receive detailed information on the
merits of the cars represented.
The preliminary parade, which drew
large crowds to the business districts,
also served to attract many visitors
TO all the show rooms and the motor
car dealers of Phoenix are unanimous
in the opinion that the entire show
was one of the greatest stimuli to the
business that this city has ever
known.
At the show rooms of Watson
Brothers, which had been decorated
with flowers in rustic style, a great
crowd gathered after the parade.
Grady Watson declared that the par
ade and show were a perfect success
in every way.
Refreshments were served at Nc
Arthur Brothers show rooms and at
times the crowd was so large they
A Big Success
mot only was it a tremendous
success from the dealers standpoint"
stated Mr. Holmes of the III. & II.
Motor company, "but the crowds
were interested and at times too
large for us to give them our full
attention
At Dulmage & Dunbar's show
rooms great crowd gathered after
the parade to see the new models
and congratulate the dealers.
I'VE were mighty glad of the op-
portunity of taking part in such a
successful event. it was declared at
the Franklin Motor Car company.
'sThe show went off fine in every
way according to Ed Rudolph.
I'VE met more people in our sales
rooms after the parade 1t was stated
at the Snow & Tufts Motor COM
pany, "who were interested in the
new Oldsmobiles than we could have
found in a month Of hard work.
At the White Truck Sales COM
pany Mr.. NIcAhren stated that he
thought the parade was q success
from start to finish.
The r. d. Roper Motor company
was also visited by large crowds after
the parade and the management de-
clared that the event speaks well for
the interest of the public in the new
models.
Big Crowds Gather
An enthusiastic crowd gathered at
Babbitt Brothers show, where elabo-
rate decorations were prepared.
Everybody taking part in the
parade is to be congratulated on the
success of the event." it was said at
the Overland Arizona. company.
with the cooperation of many
Nash owners we were able to make
a representative showing in the par
ade,' said Joe McAleer, of the Phoe-
nix Nash company, where a large
crowd gathered.
Large crowds also were at the
salesrooms of the Smith. Motor Sales
company.
Cal Messner, in speaking of the
parade and show said, Il vote the
parade a tremendous success, both as
to the promptness of its starting, the
character of the entries and the large
and enthusiastic attendance"
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