San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

4 larger allotment of Star and Du-
rant cars Tor the coming season. III
Is understood the San Antonio Motor
Soles company has not been allowed
anywhere near enough cars by the
factory to supply the local demand.
Henry II. Bryant, the genial presi-
dent-manager OF the San Antonio
BUICK company, returned from Ashe-
vile, n. u, last week, much I'M
proved in health. Before going 10
North Carolina, Mr.. Bryant visited
New York and several other eastern
cities where he has many friends and
acquaintance. lie reports an enjoy
able vacation but adds he is glad to
get back on the job selling Buick
cars again.
Greetings have been received by r.
C. Woodward of the Morgan-Wood'
ward Auto company from his business
partner, w. Nj. Morgan, who depart
ell by boat from Galveston last week
for New York. Mr.. Morgan stated
that he had arrived safely in the me-
tropolis and that he was having a
very pleasant time. He said he plan
ned to accompany a daughter to her
college IN the East before returning
home.
L. d. Ormsby of the Ajax Tire
company, who left for the East I'M
mediately upon his return from Mex
leo, writes that he has arrived in New
York and is attending a conference
of Ajax dealers and distributors IL
that city.
The Guarantee Motor Car company
Maxwell Chalmers distributors fol
Southwest Texas, has placed large
tire rack on its main sales floor. which
Guarantee officials say is much ap
preciated by customers who may nov
select their tires with less inconveni
ence than formerly. The Guarantee
has also has improved the looks ana
arrangements of its main sales room
in other ways.
Frank Hagan, owner Of the Guar
antee Motor Car company, is worried
over the possibility of an early short
age of both Maxwell and Chalmers
cars. Since the new prices were an
nounced, the Guarantee has beer
flooded with orders, he says, with thu
result that the company is several
weeks behind on deliveries.
s. F. Keasler, salesman OF thu
Guarantee Motor Car company. WIN
has been i'll for some time, was t0ker
to local hospital last week, where II
was stated an operation may be neces
sary. Mr.. Keasler's many friends lool
forward to his early recovery.
c. e. Hopper, sales manager o.
the Manford Cadillac company left
Monday for the Rio Grande valley
where he will spend probably ten day
or longer looking after Cadillac whole
sale business. Mr.. Hopper will con
fer with established dealers and prob
ably will appoint several new dealer!
before returning to San Antonio.
l.. G. Manford of the Manford Cad
lilac company says that his main diff
Guilty these days is getting enough
cars from the factory with which t
fill orders. Since the introduction o
the new Type V-63. he says. interes
in the Cadillac has been high and tn
number of orders received by his com
pany has set new record.
William Steinhardt. president OF tn
Crockett Automobile company of Sal
Antonio and Austin. who returned las
week for a fifteen-day visit in Mexi
co, spent Thursday of last week il
Dallas.
Crockett. Automobile company OF
ficials express surprise over the an
nouncement of reductions in TIN
prices of Hudson cars. made Wednes
day by the Hudson Motor car com
pany. They thought Hudson price
had reached the rock bottom and coul'