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Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-24
EASTSIDE-SUN S E T
FARM CENTER HAS
SPLENDID MEETING
By Press staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, May 24-The East
side-Sunact Farm Center held an in
teresting meeting Tuesday night at
the Sunset school, with n good
crowd in attendance. j. Outer
who is sent by the California Dairy
Council Or los angeles, gave an ex-
ccllent talk on dairying and urged
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-24

the people to use more dairy pro-
ducts. Miss Miller gave an Illus
trated lecture on home furnishing
which was enjoyed Garthwaite of
the county farm bureau, gave an IL
lustrated lecture on the advantage
of the green cover crop. At the
conclusion the women of the home
department served delicious refresh
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
INDIANS FLOCK
TO WAR DANCE
Stars and Stripes Fly From
Tepees OF YaklmaS

YAKIMA. July if-od Indian
DAYS ~ che frcntisr were recalled
yesterday when SEQ redskins u ths
umstua. Idaho. Warm spfinsa and
iendirton tribes Joined In a Erva,
council and VAR dance al M9la Molu
SprinKa GA the Yakima reservation.
The dance was contrary 90 orders
~ Indian Commissioner nurke, the
Indians psytns no attention % hp
ukass hat The starr and stripes
waved fyom tho lspesa u tho
hFavrA
The whoops u ths warriors. beat.
iaE u the Weoasa drums and meas
urrd tread - tho dancers yividiy ~.
called o. thr old tuners the dAys
when peace ava not exist between
the Indians and The white settlers
The ceremony was eluaed when
\ young brave stepped out and ava
bis first war dance a direct strp
toward earning hts rEh, 90 wear
ne easis feathers ~ a true war
rior Whom hr intends To declare
var on Ia not knaWn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
NEW LIQUID PUTS
7.DAY CURL IN
STRAIGHT HAIR
Gives Bs.ssifsi rsvusaasnt wsvs
Effect 10 ssubhsrusst Hair

Th.nfs 20 q rev Observer ef
srisne.y sV.fr -emsn may nar Save
u. ssft. Eilsisnlbn ~hvY hair she
has sirAys ienEsd for.
Tails nsw discovery 10 In tbs form
Of a uaaid--and no matter hew
straight. dan or gnmsnaEsakis ones
hair may be. single application OF
this rsstvsieus liauis vii MAKE u
fail In ssft SILKY euris and bsssu-
ful natural rsNss
This does rot mean THAT vea must
DO svay With yauF tried and tested
sld ,surlsf. Curl fear hsir as
usual but hsfef. doing so juat APP
ply fs- drops Of tAis rev iiapid.
esllsd nsmIne Curistt.. Then watch
tbs results rou can forget your
hair for = week or fners==for Dem.
mo Cufistt. gives the stubepru.st
hsir beautiful permanent wave
srsot. which lasts from seven 10 ten
dars-sometlmss Longer.
No mars ruinaus hot ironr-no
more costly fees to hair dFesssrs--
90 more fuss OF bother OF any Kind
For with Domino Curlstt. your hair
viii always be wall dresssd and
charming. with q wealth OF natural
waves and euris
Oct Domino curistts today for
just a small price Money back II
you say 80, Sold at good druggists
and department stores everywhere
such as Owl Drug Co. q HtoTes1.--
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

CERMANY'S JULY
A. is ON AUG. II
Memorial Day 10 Be Sixth
Sunday Before Easter

nERLiS. July ~ usrmanys an
u July has officially been ~ FOR
August a.
After several years ~ discussion.
the matter has finally been decided
BY the iufislir COMMITTEES ~ tho
ltsirhstsF and August 81 The amt
ysfHary ~ the adoption ~ the Wei
mar republican constitution which
made Germany a republic in fact
has been legally named az national
holiday.
tas, August ~. the third sHhigsrs
ears n ths birth ~ ihs republic vas
only half hsafisdlY ohssgted M Ger,
many, practically al business going
on az usual. ih0 q very formal sud
perless meeting attended ~ Pred.
dent Ei.sr, sad C'hanesiiaf Wirih aas
held IN the iielrbsian
10th COMMITTEES members ~ The
fiEhi parties voted against tstilaE
aside TILE da1
Germany pili ais8 have an official
national memorial dap Ter soldiers
y ho died 10 the saria var. the COM
mlliss sitting ssids the saith sunday
bsfuFo Essssf Zoe The purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Charge Failure to
Pay Federal Taxes

A complaint charging violation Of
tho internal revenue lsvs involving
failure 70 pay war taxes 20 the gov.
eminent on ihsa'sr tickets was filed
In federal court Monday BY govern.
msut attorneys against Don A. Dun.
can. former president and general
manager Of the Cosmopolitan Play.
srs company. Of Seattle. Duncan IA
now believed to b IN Des Molncs.
Iowa a bench warrant was 70 be
issued for his arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Jap Students Start Riot
in Protest Against Vars
Army and Navy Officials Jeered by Univer
sity Men of Big Nippon School

WARRINGTON. Juir ii-MaJbs
wsrs net xalax V ee sprcea iaio a
war with iarsn. afasr sil.
To ihs tune u bioasiy ncsss ara
brossn heads. students 81 jspan's
biggest university has fysss dealt
mIii,zrisfu Ia that counsrg a mighty
significant blow
Details have iuss rraeh<f ,hs
writer from a Tokys earrssronasni,
Tbs troubls wps a, wasssia Uni.
vsrsisy. Tokyo. founded By tha great
Marquis usurna. with neariY ia.see
STUDENTS on ita rolls. !, Is consider.
ably bigger than the five imperial
universities of japan all pg, to
Essh.r.
Soma tim, sEp the japanese niii.
tary clique laid careful plans 20
break iaso the great universities
They wanted 10 catch 'stn Young
Ths scheme was 70 form military
study soe.ssiss." 10 get students IN.
srrest.d ia Tho army and navy ard.
from time 10 tins, have military
men address them on what q fiau
old institution war 10.
On the day the society was 10
Do formally launched at waasda
with the sanction ef Or. Takaaa.
the prsEy. many nptables from the
army and navy were invited 20
speak Gen. ahlrakswa. vice min.
lsssr Of war; Gems. Nakashlfna and
IshlmI,su. imperial guard command.
srs. Admiral Fufukavs. from tho
navy office. and Admiral Tsuneia.
OF tho navy general staff we're
among those listed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Students Censure
Politics in u. of I.

KNoNNILLE rcnn July is.-
s. aasnta u the University u Ten,
nnssen telsy m a pamphlet Vailed
TRUTH" demanded that trustees ~
The schcoi make tboFo Investigation
into che affairs % the nsulutlen.
The trustees mes today 70 c1hsldsr
the resent removal < siX me,nhFrr
d the faculty who were discharged
Nben they started 20 fight for
eaeademlc frrUinm =
1--WE greatly Fesrvt me infiuencs
~Aieh politicians have ovpr the run.
nias % our seheoi. the statement
satt.
onc % the trustees who sat IN the
eonfescnce 70 decide ths faculty dts.
rase 10 noi,on smith, whose soa Naz
amenE THE svniore AZ Amherst col
leEr. who refused 90 sccvpt diplomas
- protest against the dismissal II
President Meikleloan II ne inati,u,
ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Rites Tuesday for
Seattle Clergyman

Last rites sor Rev. Daniel schoii.
Dj who died =, his hone Sunday
afternoon. were 70 b. hsla frusn ,hs
Fsunsicruy Congregational church.
followed by cremation a; the noosh
Undertaking parjors al : m. Tues.
day Services viii b conducted By
The Rev " ?, Burgess % ,hs raunf.
leroy church and Rev. Arrhlsaii
Macintosh q the Gs,swood Baptist
church.
Rev. seboli II survived hy a
brother In Bai.irors, Rev. 6sorze
schosl. four ronr aaa a daughter
Up 90 a few weeks ago he was an
active member q ,hs borrowed Tine
club for men over 70 years o. agu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

forward IN rad en- address from
shs minister - var himself.
Thousands air 81 fsIs1 aaa hers
- fsrn~. sanE aaeshsF.
Hrealssi. thsir valcsE atupnsa b
ths ssasishIs ssnRins. the spssksts
had 10 sgli and ths meeting broke
w. IN cunfusnn A
Another meeting two gays ta,st
hfnss sp n q riot. fists ana stick,
a1d wooden si5ess fiYinR thick BIZ
students were seriously lniafr5
Tho younger professors called q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
FIVE OUT OF SEVEN NEED
The COMBINATION OF
PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL
P0RT0LlVE

II you are health worried IL you
War ssvte, ingredients In ''ued,.
einsa'--yoa have at inst found a
tonic and stimulant TO aHslmila.
ton In the juice Of the grape com.
Aned with tho oil ~ tho olive.
Doctors everywhere. and Of every
school. proclaim rortoilvo ia needsd
by five persons on, Of seven in this
age Of nerve tension ana highly pre-.
dlges,ed foods.
roriollyo contains port wine and
olive oil and other natural body
builders.
All druEgista hayN it--Adycrtinc.
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Appropriate Money
for Fire Apparatus

An criinanct 90 appropriate ueo,'
e. Coz purchase ~ ~ pumping On.
siass and nvs hook and ladder
vaxons for the city fire iepartnen,
wss rassed at aiondgy'a meeting
e the city copner The estimated
cost has hcsn reduced from SIZE. zoe.
Nhs0h was Appropriated mere than
= year aro, and which has not l'oen
usca. dnr 90 a cenuoycuy ever
b..is te furnish the oguipuNnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Bsptists Will Hold
Annual Convention

wssisra Washington uspflsis ui1
bold their annual SUMMER assembly
Al Burton. Wash fpF 10 days. start,
los August Z. according 70 90 an
nauhssmsni uaaas ~ nsy. r. ~
Hagen. dean q ti,s assembly. On
N0nasy
ne gathering piil -. uhssr The
auspices - ihs Western Washing
too baptist 1psnE respis's untoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

meeting aBa pzsssa resolutions A.,
iaAnalHE She ifnpsaehmsEi 81 Dr..
Tahada.
We have fssssHs 70 suspect =
saia me resolutions. -that ths 80
esssY has fothsa hands With TIE
military e,laus ard has beer made
= ratspaw y tiss mIli,Asisia
u pss 90 e.. Tbs mIiiiafssis raalt
nos make u sileh uf Takaez
stared. bal ths sseistT pa4 ais
sa.frf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

AaHa GlnsmaR. soviet
Judge, as she is noe aud (in-
seD as she was four years
ago.
MOSCOW, July ia sn,yearoia
il Eiri has eooily deisa cot death
10 Is men srhin few mon,ha. Ahs
IA Anna ulusmaa. Moscow soyis,
judge
Without a tfsmpr nr = sign % pltY
she has fulfliisd her 500 q sentencing
men 10 the EsilpsA hut her Wara
has scared her soul and left the mAfk
q ass upua her face,
your ysarp aEe she vas cArsfrps
Htudsni. altnoas boyish IN her youth.
fulnsns
Compare tho picture q, the issf.
taken shsa abe vas n, Sith tho pic
igre % the right. taken recently
Notice The hardening % ihs lines 81
the face and the right hard rloss.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17


This wonderful
bio o 4 treatment
will be given BY n
properly Instructed
and authorized doc
tor for a few days
only At 1880 per
treatment Oct free
booklet describing
what diseases IL
cures and what you
NAV expect from ~.
.Isgl ThfrH Avn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Here and There

A eorunsFs gury IN Alton. "a
Monday gstufntd a verdict q asst
drpt. with no enc responsible for the
explosion IN the Vast Alton plant o,
mo Western Cartridge Co, last
week. IN which ~ persons were
killed.
A Union Pacific frvlxh, train %
two locomotives and - cars WAS
wrecked Moaaay al Hitter Greek
WYE. when a rloudhurst washed
the track. according 70 adv,ess ~.
eelvsd here.
nr Joaquin casco. 81. Bolivian
minister 20 ,hs vatIcan in Rome.
died IN Paris aiaaday
sscana degree sprrvry charges
we're fiisi sxains, Anay pbipgs. 70
b. Seattle Police Msnaay. sallewinz
his arrest Zoe TIE ALLEGED passing %
had checks ea several naiiArd met.
chants
Auypx. n. c. threatened wtih fs
s,suetion By IRE Nonaay. was 70
ported on, % danger Tuesday. vtth
the flames ussrr soasruL
Seattle established a new record
Tor she snssrsalamsnt % auto tour,
ISIS MonazT. when 900 ears wsrs "a.
ported a. woodland park
Funeral services ZOE Mrs. f.nei's
Medrsu. 50. whs died NtouaaY aishs
d, Providence hospital wiil be hsli
wednesday. ~ ? ?. n. sfon ne
GeaeEvtuwn Undertaking Co. chap
Vi. with lnfsrmsns Al washsgL
Accused o. hurxiaSisinr ths hsss,-
% Mrs. o Trusir,an. ssot tssh ave
s. week axo. G. I. nruwu. n. was
hoid in ths eity laii Tuesday.
Or Otto Heller. literary editor q,
,hs 50. fagt. Post utsratrh. viii
SPEAK on modern drama wednesday
evening under tire auspices % nc
Drama league At shs Cornish school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

nave. ana THIS al
feesed my neFyN
ForovcstwoyrAra
Il suffered this
way. then Ireadin
|tho Buffalo rGsca'
about Lydia 4
finkhzm . Vege-
table Compound
and have taken IL
with very good re-
snl,A lam VERY
much batter and
'F..f tt.stEaf l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Caused BY Troubles Women Often
Have-ReIleved byLydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Medina. New York. -''lhsda great
deal OF trouble such a. women often
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
|lIlllIllluUIIIIIlI

rraissng the Vegetable Compound 70
ny friends ard ncighhoss who suffer
from anything Of The kind. Mira
Wx. II. ADKINS, sii Erin Road,
MedtnA- NJ. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
SUCH A THING HAD
NENER nEFOKE HAPPENED

Never had such thing happened
in such place and In such pres.
once in nil tho history Of Japan.
Tho generals and admIrais on the
stage were furious.
who let those swnshbueklorg in1''
ono Of them snapped.
Or. Takadn, president Of Tho uni.
vcrsity. who had been flgctins In
his seat for some time. finally
sprnng up, his faoo crimson with
rage. unheeding tho constant !ntor.
ruptions which even no could not
prevent, ho introduced tho vice min.
lister Of war.
Blood II dripping from tho very
decorations ho wcnrsI' rom.ons
shouted. M tho vlco minister cnmo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
TROUBLE STARTED WHEN
OFFICIALS LEFT CABS

The trouble started the moment
the officials alIEhted from IN. war
office automobiles. Down with
Mllliarisrnr' was pm the banner
which greeted them at the entrance
20 the university.
''Bshoid the human butcherar'
somebody yelled az the officers flied
In.
inside. the hall was packed. A
professor on ths platform rote 70
state the aims Of tho society.
That's not tho expression OF tho
student mindr' someone yelled. and
loud applause greeted the sally.
Prof. Aoyagi. Of tho university
faculty and president Of tho society.
got up.
T." he began, but a student
cut him short and finished tho
sentence for him Am n mllitar.
iH,r'
Tho hail laughed.
he ashamed Of yourself. Aoyagir'
sorno Of tho students called.
"Ho has no shame" other cried.
Hs has sold HIS soul 10 tho mill.
taristaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Feels Like Girl Sixteen

Rochester. y. "" After my twin
girls were born | was all rundown.
Ny neighbors ihough. | was going
10 DE. saw your advertisement IN
the paper and bought Lydia +. Pink-
ham 8 Vegetable COMPOUND. The hrss
bottle helped ne ard kept on taking
H. | only weighed ninety pounds
wken I began taking Il. ard I have
gained IN weight and feel Ike a girl
OF sixteen. inrvev can say enough
for Lydia e Pfnkhams Vegetable
COMPOUND. Mrs. NELLIE DoREx,
is Sxusc PARK. Rochester. Ny.
--Aaversts@szs ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Accused - huFElaTisinr ths hsus-
% Mrs, o Trus,raan. isot tssh ave.
s. week axo. G. T. nruwu. u. was
heid in THO city taii Tuesasy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

nr. otts Heller. literary editor o,
The -. Laais Pos, ptsratch. viii
SPEAK on usoasrn drama Wednesday
evening Under the auspices Of shs
Drama league At the Cornish school
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
+. b. (NED) WALKER,
Guarantee Motor Car Company.

In selling a car to w. B. Tuttle,
the automobile salesman undoubted-
ly would have to advance real sales
argument as Mr.. futile is thoroughly
acquainted with the subject of trans
portation and is capable of telling
whether or not a given car is what
it is represented TO be. Were Mr..
futile to invite me TO enumerate the
merits of the Good Maxwell, l
should first remind him of the fact
that the Maxwell Chalmers interests
are now guided by Walter p. Chryst-
Ter, conceded to be one of the great
est automobile engineering author
tiles the industry has produced. Mr..
Tuttle certainly should appreciate
the value TO any concern of a man
of Mr.. CLrystler's ability and vision
as exemplified in tie new Good Max
well. As deeply significant of the
remarkable progress this car has
made in popular favo'', should NEIL
lion the wholehearted approval every
where bestowed on the Good Max
well. In fact nothing would please
: me more than TO have Mr.. Tuttle rs
prospect" / believe I could sell
him q Good Maxwell with little trou-
bic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
A. NJ. NICHOLSON
Morgan.Woodward Auto Co.

Now, / know Mr.. Tuttle is suffi-
GENTLY able TO own almost any make
of car he might fancy, but that fact
would not discourage me in the least
in trying to sell MIN Ford, were he
in the market for a new car. VI
course, / should Lot attempt to in
duce man of Mr.. Tuttles means
to buy a Ford Cor family use, but
what / should do would be to point
, out to him the advantage of owning
. light car, economical of operation,
: such as the Ford for use in rainy
weather or for making country trips
and the like where a fine car would
be impractical. If Mr.. futile would
give me the opportunity 10 demon
strate TO him the new and improved
Ford, l believe 1 should be able to
sell him one of the several popular
models.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

wife Mrs
Fomh Of hepsth winds
has the Of
Of
Mr. ~ ~ w
otsuh
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
j. p. LeN0IR
San Antonio Overland Co.

Mr.. Tuttle undoubtedly has been
told by his friends OF the big new
Overland Red Bird which is the
1923 sensation of motordom. Just
looking at the handsome new Willys-
Overland product II, wager Mr..
futile would never guess it costs
only $3.50 f. OBJ. the factory. 1t
strikes me that the Red Bird is just
the thing Mr.. futile reeds for bust
ness use. The car is strikiIgly beau
tiful, yet is light and very economi-
cal Of operation. 1t should appeal
to Mr.. futile from every standpoint.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

Joe s. Sheldon, recently resigned as
general manager Of the San Antonio
Motor Sales company, has joined the
sales force of the Citizens Auto COM
pany, Packard distributors for South
west Texas. Mr.. Sheldon is rated as
one of the best statesmen on motor
row and Citizens officials consider
themselves fortunate in securing the
services Of a salesman of Mr.. Shell
don's ability.
While regretting to leave the San
Antonio Motor Sales company, Mr..
Sheldon feels there are greater oppOr-
tunities for him in the new connec-
ton which he has just formed. He
believes the experience which he gain
ed first rs Overland and WHY'S
Knight salesman for the Winerich
Motor Sales company and later ms
Cadillac salesman for the San An
tonic Cadillac company, will be of I'M
mense value to him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
". b. FUTILE
President San Antonio Public
Service Co.
(Mr. futile drives a Studebaker.)

(Mr. futile drives a Studebaker.)
uct, no matter whether 1t be fish
hooks or automobiles. For that rea-
son, l believe Mr.. futile would at
once appreciate the many remarkable
qualities in Buick. where he to give
the matter his serious consideration.
As the head of our street railway
system Mr.. Tuttle should realize the
Importance of good braking on any
vehicle. Therefore, he should en-
dorse the four-wheel brake feature
now incorporated in the Buick. But
this is only one of the many fea-
lures which should appeal to Mr..
futile. 1t is said Of Mr.. futile
that he Is a lover of fine horses and
that he is one of the bcst judges OF
horse-flesh in this part of the coun-
try. Anyone who is good judge Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
T. L. LITTLE
Bwton.Lary Motor Company.

I am sure a ride in the new Hupp
would do more to convince Mr.. Tut
tie of the superiority of this Car
than any sales argument / could nd
vance. However, / should not fail
to remind Mr.. Tuttle of the many
ancient" Hupps one seems every
day on the streets. 1 know Of no
better advertisement for a car than
the fact that many Of its earliest
models are still in operation. That
shows the Hupp is built right and
is capable of giving tie owner many
years of efficient service. I believe
the Hupp is just the car for Mr..
Tuttle. Were he in the market for
a new car, I believe I should have
no trouble in selling him Hupp.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

"why" and show" of handling Oak
land service.
II. A. Armstrong, general service
manager, presided at oil the sessions.
The technical sessions were addressed
by Benjamin jerome, chief engineer
and his assistants. Every phase Of
service. from ACTUAL treatment of GUS
toners to efficient methods of hand
ling difficult jobs and flat rates was
discussed.
Those attending the meetings were
likewise conducted through the Oak
land factories where particular atten-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
TO ENLARGE PLANT
Added Facilities VIII Permit Larger
Dodge Brothers Output.

Nothing was more gratifying to
Dodge Brothers dealers than the re-
cent announcement of Dodge Brothers
that they were erecting an immense
new assembly building and other new
units which would enable them mater
tally to increase their production" said
George +. Wroten of the Wrotcn-
Hundley Motor Company. local iealer
for Dodge Brothers. in viewing the
sales prospects for 1924.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
ELLIS GREEN
San Antonio Buicl, Co,

Anyone who has become so signallJ
successful in the business world as
W. B. futile, president of the San
Antonio Public Service, certainly
must be endowed with powers to rec
ognize readily the merits of any prod
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

William Steinhardt, president of
the Crockett Automobile company,
Hudson-Essex distributors for South
west Texas. departed last week for
Mexico to be gone probably until the
middle of September. He was accom-
panied by l.. d. Ormsby, owner of
the Ajax Rubber company. Mr.. Stein
hardt goes to Mexico on special
mission for the Hudson Motor Car
company while Mr.. Ormsby is making
the trip in the interest of Ajax tire
sales. The Hudson dealer, it is I'M
derstood, was assigned this mission
because of his familiarity with Mexi-
can people and their customs and his
knowledge Of the Mexican language.
Mr.. Steinhardt once spent three years
in Mexico, during which time he made
a close study Of the country, and in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
OAKLAND PLANT
Service Manager Given Pointers at
Factory Meetings.

Service managers of Oakland dis
tributors and branches from every
section of the United States and
Canada, in addition to service repre-
sentatives of the General Motors FIX
port company which handles the sale
of Oaklands abroad, assembled at the
Oakland factories to get the latest
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
e. A. WICKEMEYER
Koehler. Kunkel Motor Company

In its advertisements, the San
Antonio Public Service company, OF
which W. Il. futile is president,
urges the public to use the trolley
for business and the automobile for
pleasure. That's very well, We au-
tomobile men can lodge no particu-
lar complaint against this advice.
But when a person buys a car for
pleasure purposes he has a right to
expect from his car the utmost in
beauty, refinement and economical
operation. That's just what Mr..
futile or an yother purchaser would
find in the Oakland. am sure that,
when Mr.. Tuttle sees the new Oak
land, he will want ore Immediately.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
IHOwIShould Go About Selling
w. B. Tuttle a Car

horses should be a good judge of au-
tomobile values. Therefore, l say
again, Mr.. Tuttle, moreso than al
most anyone whom l know, should
be easily "sold" on the Buick with
the result that We should receive
his order. without any trouble.