San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14

IiCtCG, VIII DC occupied DN lne NNNtSuI-
Manford Company, new Cadillac dis
tributorS for Southwest Texas. The en-
tire building has been leased by the
new company and is being made into
one Of the most attractive automobile
homes in the city.
Frank Hagen Of the Guarantee Mo-
tor Company reports the sale of the
following Maxwell and Chalmers cars ::
club coupe to L. Saur of the PetriCh-
Saur Lumber Company; Maxwell sport
touring to George L. Kerr; SpOrt-tour-
ing to George Koernpr; Maxwell tour
ing to J. +. McNah; Chalmers touring
to Gus Alex.
Lieut.. W. b. Hough has placed an
order for a Maxwell club coupe with
the Guarantee Motor Company and
will take delivery on the car at the
Maxwell factory at Detroit.
Roy Smith Of the Smith Motor Sales
Company reports the delivery Of the
following Chevrolet cars: sedanette TO
Mrs. Ruth Il. WOOlley; utility coupe
to II. w. StOer; superior touring to
+. II. Kappmeyer; superior touring TO
John G.. Bowen: superior touring to
W. c. Dunlap of Moore. and superior
sedan to Lloyd L. BloOdwOrth.
Griff Vance. sales manager Of the
Jack Neal Nash Motors Company, re-
ports the sale of the following Nasl.
cars: Nash sport TO Byron L. Roberts
touring to Capt. Louis L. GerOw; road
stCr to Liston f. ZandCr; sport TO K.
c. Turpin: touring to George r. Tingle:
sedan to I. \. SChurcnbCrg; touring
to Mrs. c. Quillian; sport to Lieut..
Thomas S. Garrett, and sedan to-
Charles Jenke.
J. T. Simmons. wholesale manager Of
the Jack Neal Nash Motors Company,
spent several days Of last week in the
territory. visiting Nash dealers at Cor
pus Christi and Austin. He reports the
business outlook in those two cities as
bright.
In the opinion Of Leslie Neal, nan
aCcr of the Jack N,ca! Auto Company.
one of tho local Chevrolet dealers.
prospects Tor rccOrd-brCaking automO-
bile sales never wera brighter. Mr.. Neal
saws that the new superior Chevrolet is
making a big hit nj, over the country.
According to Atlee B. Ayres 1r.,
manager OF the Jack Neal Nash No
tors Company. more than $2OOOO.NGO
worth of foul-cylirdcr cars haSh been
shipped from the Milwaukee factory of
the Nash riotOrs Company III tirce
months. NJ. Ayrcs says that the Nash
company expects e. double the prOduc-
ton of the four-cyl;ndcr car in the near
future.
I. y. Mckee, manager of the San
Antonio Overland company. reports the
sale of several Willys-KniGht closed
inbs. Mr.. Mckee says that orders ale
being placed for the new Willys-Knight
and Overland models faster than they
can be fillal.
Clifton George. president Of the Wills
Sainte Claire Company of Southwest
Texas, was absent from his desk last
week. spending his entire time Mt the
bedside of Mrs. George who has Decn
seriously i'll.
Clifton George Jr., Wills Sainte
Claire salesman, is in New York ct
tending the National Automobile Show
as representative of his company here.
Jack II. Carson. sales manager OF
the Cleveland and Wills Sainte Claire,
spent the latter part of the week IN
Austin in the interest of his company.
Clifton George has completed the re-
moval Of his Wills Sainte Claire and
Cleveland organizations to the beautiful
new quarters at Bowie and East HOus-
ton street. A formal opening will be
held very shortly.
Frank Gillespie of the Clifton George
Motor Company reports the sale of three
FOrdsOn tractors and nine trailers 10
the Uvaldc Rock Asphalt Company of
San Antonio.
George W. WrOtcn and Will G.
Hundley, owners Of the WrOtcn-Hund-
ley Motor Company. are attending the
annual convention Of Dodge Brothers
dealers in New York and also the Ma
tiOnal Automobile Show. Mr.. Hundley
is expected to return Monday and Mr..
WrOten a week later.
Joe Sheldon. manager Of the San An
tonic Motor Sales Company. Durant
and Star distributors in Southwest
ltN'lH' - Ntt'IlilS luP -NdllOudl AulO-
mobile Show in New York.
The following Buick dealers In the
San Antonio territory had business
with G. J. Flint of the San Antonio
Buick Company last week: J. II. Lam
! dry, Noakum; G. w. Block, Giddngs
! II. NJ. Scott, Victoria; George Fair.
Bccyille; r. c. TeOs, FlOresville, and
Adlie Bruested, Seguin.
Col. p. r. Webb. manager Of the San
| Antonio branch OF the Buick Motor
Company, spent several days last week
duck hunting with friends on the Gulf
| Coast.
Henry II. Bryant, manager Of the
San Antonio Buick Company. 10 at
tending the National Automobile Show
at Grand Central Palace, New York.
II. c. Roscttp, Oldsmobile dealer at
Mission, was in the city last week TO
secure a new Oldsmobiic spmi-sport
from the Chaddick Automobile Com
pany for purchaser at Mission.
w. T. Hodge of the A. II. Hodge
Auto Company Of Harrington was in the
city several days last week. making ar
Iangemenis with the Chaddick AutOmo-
bile Company to take two new Odds
mobiles TO the valley.