San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
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the new machine. Charles HI. George.
president and general manager, says
that cleaner and better work can be
done.
Walter J. Baird. salesman for the
Clifton George Motor Company. Lin
coin and Ford dealers. was elected to
the office of worthy attorney at the
last regular meeting of the Praetor-
ians.
The Franklin Automobile Company
was the first American automobile
manufacturer to adopt cord tires as
standard equipment. according to
Birdsong and Potchernick. local
Franklin distributor. The Franklin
changed over from fabric TO cord tires
in 1913 and ever since that date they
have been equipped with cords.
John n. WHY'S. president of the
Willys-Overland Motor Company, AMI
j.. G. Peed, general sales manager.
will be in San Antonio Monday.
March 81 to hold a conference with
the Southwest Texas distributors. ac-
cording TO information recently re-
ceived by the San Antonio Overland
Company. local Overland and WHY'S.
knight distributors.
Jack W. Neal, president of the Jack
Neal Nash Motors Company, spent
Thursday in Houston on a business
trip.
Joseph c. de Varono. district sup
ervisor for the Maxwell Motor Sales
Corporation and the Chalmers Motor
Company, was in San Antonio last
week visiting Frank Hagan at the
Guarantee Motor Company, distribu-
tor of these cars and the new Chrysler.
Griffin ID. Vance. sales manager for
the Jack Neal Nash Motors Company.
made a business trip TO Houston last
week.
J. o. Holder, territory representa-
tive for the Guarantee Motor Com
pany is spending the week in the Sc
gum territory. He reports good sue
cess with the Maxwell and Chrysler
in that section.
e. G. Wise Of the Dallas branch of
the Mason Tire and Rubber Company
was in San Antonio last week to visit
Gene Roth & Company. local dis
tributor for this company's products.
W. NJ. Morgan of the Morgan.
Woodward Motor Company, Ford ard
Lincoln dealer. was in Houston last
week to see the Lincoln show being
held there. He said on his return that
the display was good one, but the
San Antonio Lincoln show will have
a larger variety of models in ii. Some
Of the cars to be displayed in the To-
cal exhibit of Lincolns are being
brought from the northern dealers, he |
states.
Lieut.. B. l.. Richman of the Second
Division recently purchased a new |
Buick coupe from the San Antonio |
Buick Company TO make an automo-
bile trip to Denver, Colo, this sum-
mer. He will attend the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp there. Lieutenant
Hickman told the salesman that he |
saw more Bucks in Colorado than IN
any other place he had been.
E. c. Young Of the Young Automo-
bile Company at Beeville visited the
San Antonio Overland Company last
week. He drove out two Overlands 10
be delivered at Beeville.
Wafd Orsinger, president of the Or
singer Motor Company. is spending
the week in the Rio. Grande Valley |
with his father and mother who are
visiting him from st. Paul, MINI. He
will return to San Antonio about the
middle Of the week. according to let
Ter received by the local company.
Chester Jackson of the Overland
Sales Company Of Yoakum drove out
| WHY'S knight touring car from the
San Antonio Overland Company last
week. He reports good business in the
.crritory around Yoakum.
Henry T. Bryant, manager OF the
San Antonio Buick Company. states
hat spring business is good and ex-
poets an increase in sales with the