San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

of 1925 set new record with an 50
per cent gain over the corresponding
period of 1924. Paul G. Searles, secre-
tary and treasurer of the company,
states that he considers this phenom-
email record. 1t proves that the bus
and commercial users of tires are fast
going over to India tires, as the ma
jority of these sales consisted of four
inch tires and above. 81
f. A. Brown, who was formerly
connected with the Houston branch
of the Ford Motor Company as chief
road man. was a visitor at the Charles
George Motor Company last week,
Mr. Brown is now owner of the Ford
leadership at Edinburg and reports
that business is good.
George Mathis, garage superintend-
ent Of the San Antonio Buick Com
pany, who spent a ten-day vacation in
the hills near San Antonio, is back
on the job.
Jim May, formerly a Buick dealer
at Georgetown. visited !. d. Mckee,
of the San Antonio Buick Company
last week. ..
Herbert Teel of Devine was a visit,
or to the Smith Motol' Sales Company,
to inspect the new Chevrolet models
This South Texas dealer reports that
sales are good in his district.
Smith Motor Sales Company was
visited by NJ. Goetz of the Converse
garage last week, who praised the
new Chevrolet models.
George Cole of the George Cole Mo-
tor Company of Nashville, Tenn. was
visitor at the Charles George Motor
| Company last week. Mr.. Cole was con-
nected with Charles George with the
Ford leadership in San Antonio before
he took the leadership at Nashville.
He reports having sold 1440 new Ford
cars this year and 80 Lincolns.
Everyone is glad to see Miss Dye
back on the job as service cashier at
the Charles George Motor Company
after a very pleasant two weeks vaca-
ton.
Walter Biard. manager of the used
Ford store of the Charles George Mo
tor Company, reports the addition of
/ the following new statesmen to his
sales force: Dave Jones, a native of
San Antonio and who was recently
connected with the DOVE Motor Com
pany of Houston Albert Schaub, for
merly in the garage business in San
Antonio. and Fred G. Scrivener, for.
mer salesman for a local construction
company.
Ray Il. Simpson, formerly of the
Straus-Frank Company, was busy
shaking hands with old friends in San
Antonio last Friday and Saturday. Ray
was here attending to business in the
interest of the Ferris Dunlap Com.
pany of Dallas, of which he is now
vice president and general manager.
| Conditions in the Dallas territory are
very good, according to Ray, and he
states that his firm is enjoying excel
lent business in spite of the drouth
in the southern part Of the state.
Sales Manager f. d. Straus of the
| Straus-Frank Company left last Sun
day for a ten Gays visit at Indianapo-
lis. where he will join his wife, who
has been visiting relatives for the past
few weeks.
J. NJ. Reidel of Yorktown was bust
ness visitor at the salesrOOms of the
StrGus-Frank Company during the past
week.
Lee Boyle of the Boyle Garage at
Seguin was among the out-of-town
visitors at the Straus-Frank company
one day last week.
Another welcome business visitor at
the Straus-Frank Company during the
past week was Walter SwensOn, pOpu-
lar Ford and Lincoln dealer at Yoa-
KUN.
Among the out-of-town buyers at
the Straus-Frank Company last week
were j. l.. Toudre of Castroville, f.
s. Harmuth of Lavernia, and r. L.
\ Whitaker of Seguin.
w. Nj. Morgan, OF Morgan Wood
ward Auto Company, made a trip to
Austin the early part of the week in
the interest of the Ford dealers bust
ness there.
I. i. Forrest, salesman with Nor
gan-Woodward Auto Company, is
spending his vacation in Colorado. He
is expected to return to San Antonio
within the next few days.
Charles F. Buss. service manager of
Morgan Woodward Auto Company
who spent several weeks on n vacation
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