San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

tests proved particularly thrilling.
Competing in these contests were some
of the most prominent San Antonlans.
After darkness had put a stop TO
the various aquatic contests, the cara
van started on its return journey to
san Antonio. The city was reached
shortly after s O'Clock.
Attendance prizes were distributed
as usual Sunday afternoon. DIR. j.
Frank Groman, district representative
for Amalie oils, gave orders to five
lucky motorists to have the crank
cases of their cars drained and re-
filled with Amalie 100 per cent puIe
Pennsylvania oil any time before Sep
TENDER 10.
Nevelow Brothers, popular automo-
tive equipment dealers on Travis
street, opposite The Light building,
gave Lldex visor, designed to pro-
tect the car owner from the blind
ing rays OF the sun, to a lucky mo
torist.
Free road service was provided by
JamisOn Auto Supplies, Avenue G and
Third street. j. 4. Jamison sent two
Of his trucks along, manned by his
most capable men and assistance was
given several motorists who encoun-
tered tire trouble.
Record Crowd Out.
The visit to Medina Lake Sunday
probably was the most successful so
far made by motorists under the aus
pices of The Light and local auto
mobile dealer, barring one or two fea-
lures. Certainly the largest crowd
joined the caravan-between 1850 and
1900 persons.
The Essex pathfinder car, driven by
A. ID. Yule, performed wonderfully all
the way. Occupants of the car COM
mented frequently on its easy riding
and acceleration qualities. Mr.. Yule
deserves much praise for the expert
manner in which he handled the car.
Among those who ACCOMPANIED the car
avian Sunday were the following:
j. Z. Castle. q. NJ. Calb. Mrs. w. s.
Busbee, 7. Alderman, w. Keller, Mrs.
W. J. Hawley, Mrs. L. S. Robinson,
D. Moore. Mrs. ]. C. Taylor. Mrs. A.
Levine, d. l.. Graham. Mrs. Max Bitter.
y. LeStourgeon, Miss y. Wise, r. l..
edwards, l. Shaefer, NJ. Uecher, Sol Sa-
per- Mrs. A: A. schendal. Miss q. Hack
mel. r. ouelche, J. r. solomon. II. Har-
yey. A. A. Albert, c. Emerson, Z. g.
LeStourgeon, +. Bowers. W. +. Ezzell,
Mrs. w. c. Kreoger. Miss G.. Marion,
Mrs. NJ. Long, Red Sanger. r. c. Brotre.
W. p. May. Mrs. A: Hummel. Miss e.
Marshall. Mrs. A. Kaufman, Nell SEQ
we've, Sgt. c. Gushing, Mrs. Homer, N,
alderman, Pat Turner, Mrs. ]. c. Boden-
miller. May Ousterhout, q. Tippen, Bell
Cloonan, Miss G. Wooten, Richard Bat
tie z. A. Watson, N. II. Wood, Mrs. w.
Kendell.
II. Reedinger. l.. FOutrel. F. A. Gloon
an. r. Minor, r. Emerson. IL. Kierhum,
J; Jeagy' Mrs. a; II. Hietman. Q. +.
J: L; Cook. Mrs. p. E. Murett. Miss b.
Northaup, d. Sengele Jr., Mrs. Pwaldt,
Mrs; NJ. Plttman, G. d. Saper, Mrs. NJ.
Aalhup' Mrs; L. e. Abshire. II. Walker
Mrs. j. B. scheffel, J. F. Shidell. A. L.
Bass, T. Bernhard, z. J. Murret, j.
Bastric, p. Hensley, Mrs. Charles Span,
Milton decker, J. II. Wright. Mrs. w. /.
Gerald, c. p. Smith, ]. Oshwan, G. NJ.
5outhall, Mrs. c. L. Jennings. W. Wooten,
ID. Shapiro, II. Hopper, Miss NJ. Gerard.
gladys Harvey, Hazel Petty. n. s. North
aup; s: Gerard. E. G. Meekson, I. s.
MRS. I. HAYNES, Mrs. J. A. McCrarey. Z.
/ hautz. Of Arkansas; Il. A. McCrarey, N.
d. Wall, Miss +. sarling, Mrs. J. NJ.
Darling, J. NJ. Darling. Mrs. +. Weise,
Miss N. Mauney, w. F. seifreit. Miss
@. Baum, Mrs. r. o. Young, Mrs. NJ.
Collins Mrs. j. L. Cook. James Nell
.ngs Daniel Levine. ]. D. Collins, NJ.
laleto, p. Crevas. Miss NJ. Busbee y. G.
Cordell Jr., G. l.. Howard, Mrs. II. f.
/ Bernard. G.. Hawley, Mrs. l. Suche. o.
Il. Scholl, +. W. Ferguson. I. c. White
Miss j. Hierrer, L. c. Yoeger, J. II.
strong. Mrs. Welturna. A. p. Rhainer,
II. Rheiner, E. S. Post, n. A. Post, Z.
Gale Jr., L. S. Davis a Laud. J. Bus
J Dee L. Edwards, B. L. WILLIAMS, l.. E.