The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-02-08
Announcement of Retirement of Vice Presi-
dent Of Nash Motors Company and
Sales Manager Made Today.
MCCARTHY TO BE SALES DIRECTOR
High Tribute Paid to Retiring Sales Leader Who Gives
Up Work to Devote Time to Private Industry
Outside the Motor Car Industry.

Earl H. McCarty was brought into the
organization as sales manager.
Long in Charge of Sales.
Mr.. Yoorhis has been in charge of
sales for Nash since the time of its or
ganization, having been one of the first
executives selected by Mr.. Nash at the
time of the acquisition Of the old JEFF
frey plant.
However this connection with Mr.
Nash dated back to- General Motor
days, when, as general sales manager
of the Oakland Motor Car Company
his work had impressed Mr.. Nash, at
that time head of General Motors.
Nash Motors has shown the most
rapid growth of any company in the
industry during the past six years, and
the work of Mr.. Voorhis in helping
frame policies and in carrying out the
sales program is given substantial
credit for it's share in making this phe-
nomenal record possible.
Both on the part of Mr.. Voorhis and
his old associates in the organization
there is deep and sincere regret that
he should find it imperative to give up
a connection that has meant so much
in the way Of friendship and that has
earned for him so high place in the
industry.
Nash Gives High Praise.
at is with a genuine sense of loss
that we are forced to announce the re
tirement of Mr. Voorhis,' said MIR.
Nash. "His record while at Oakland
under my administration Of General
Motors, and later during the years that
have elapsed since I founded the Nash
Motors Company proves that he must
be ranked among the country's most
successful sales executives. Although
this step removes him from active eff
fort with US, nevertheless, his reten-
tion of residence in Kenosha and his
financial interests both in the company
and in number Of our distributing
organizations will keep him in the
Nash family and make his counsel
available.
eve here at the factory take pride in
his success both as regards the work
he has accomplished for the Nash Mo
tors Company and in his personal bust
ness ventures.
Mccarthy Seasoned Leader.
"Mr. Earl H. Mccarthy who Joined
Us year ago, has made good in q
splendid manner, and we are confident
that he is a worthy successor to Mr.
Voorhis. Under his direction of sales
we look forward to another five-yea1
period that will be comparable in every
respect to the great record of the past
five years"
In speaking of his retirement Mr.
Voorhis said that the step was taken
only after long de}iberation and with
the greatest reluctance.
Voorhig to Retain Interest.
'My long connection with Mr.. Nash
and my service with the Nash Motors
Company since it's inception made it
most difficult for me to reach a de-
cision from which really there was no
appeal if were to do justice to my
outside interests. Ny close associa-
tion with Mr.. Nash and the other Off
Gals of the organization has been Of a
very happy nature, and I am glad that
while no longer an official, l will still
maintain contact through my interests
in several Of the distributing organ
izations.
81 know am leaving the sales de-
partment in the most competent hands
and my successor, Mr.. Mccarthy, will
am sure, build wonderful success
for himself and make record for the
Nash Motors company.
II think the automobile industry is
entering upon the greatest period of
it's history with every evidence that
the country in general has again
reached a solid, stable, prosperous
basis