San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

MIS-. W. a. udlAey Eli hSSh SSAi
merce street, who recently purchased
an Anniversary REQ sedan from the
Texas branch of the REQ Motor Com
pany here, states that her new car Is
running fine. 1t is easy to drive, she
says.
Jack Judson, Of Wroten-Hundley
Motor Company, was the winner OF
the honor nm for the most sales dur
ing August. Mr.. Judson sold Sl4,-
900 worth of cars during the 81 days.
This is the first time that he has ever
won the pin, although be has been
among the leaders for some time.
Should he win during September, he
will be allowed to keep the PIN.
A. J. Massey, assistant manager oil
Texas for the General Motors Cor
poratiop, was a visitor TO Automobile
Row during the last week. He was
here TO study the condition of General
Motors business here.
Sapp Brothers formally announce
the new management of the Russell
filling station, located on the pleasant
ton road. Sapp Brothers carry full
line of tires and tubes. Mechanical
work is also done. They also have
ice cold drinks. Willie ]. Sapp, mana
ger. saws he owes his success to Gene
Roth and Company, as he received ms
trimming in their shop. Joe Sapp Jr;,
and Dan Sapp are also connected with
the business.
Car sbipments are steady, states L.
d. Ormsby, of Ormsby chevrolet
COMPANY. New cars are being re-
ceived every few days. They are be-
Ing used to fill back orders.
L. r. Roth. of Roth Brothers, Is
spending two weeks visiting the va
rious Duco shops in Dallas, Houston,
Galveston and other cities.
Ward Orsingcr is spending three
weeks in the North and East on buSl-
ness and pleasure. He will visit the
Flint, Star and Durant factories pc
fore returning to San Antonio. Al
uresent he is in st. Paul, MINI.
The Southern Equipment Company
has brought to Southwest Texas the
famous CushCrs which are attracting
SO much attention throughout motor
dom as the speediest automatic re-
bound control ever devised according
IN Sales Manager Gilmer. They are
going 10 solve the shock absorbing de-
vice problem among car dealers ana
owners.
Among visitors at Southern Equip
ment Company this week. was Z. A.
Yoght of Schulenburg, Tex. Mr.. Nogt
is a Chevrolet and Studebaker dealer
as well as cashier o. First National
Bank and the dealer for Crosley ami
Radio Corporation Of America. Mr..
Vogt states that they have had some
drouth over his way but that general
business conditions are good.
Charles D. Vess of Victoria, F. r.
Bohlen of Brownsville and Paul Boom
Of San Benito who are Dodge Brothers
shop superintendents. visited the
Southern Equipment Company during
the week. They were attending the
Dodge Brothers shop clinic, which
was held here.
J. G. Cummings. manager radio de
partment Of Southern Equipment
Company, announces various price re-
ductions in Radio Corporation Of
America lines of receiving sets effec-
tive September !.
Isl Perkins. Dodge Brothers dealer
Of Gonzales. WAS among callers at
Southern Equipment Company this
week.
Jim Moore. CLrysler dealer Of La
redo. was q visitor 10 San Antonio
dealers last week. He states that he
received a carload Of four Chrysler
fours on September ! and before night
he had sold three Of them. Business
has been in good condition all sum
mer in the Laredo district, he says.
James Jamison Of JamisOn Auto
Supplies will leave San Antonio on
September IA 10 visit various tire fac
tories in the East and % attend sew
| eral sales meets 10 be held in that dis
trict. He will spend several weeks at
the plants.
Charles Buchler Of Victoria. Hud-
SON Essex dealer Of that city, was a
visitor at the Crockett Automobile
company during the past week. Mr..
Buehler reports the HudSon-Essex
business good at Victoria.
Otto Bunger, Of the firm Of Burger
end Warning. Hudson-Esscx dealers Of
/ KcrrYille. was a visitor 1t the Crockett
| Automobile company this week. Mr..
| Bunger reports that the Hudson
I Essex business is very good.
Sam Page Of the Hudson Essex
] companv n Lulinz called at tht