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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25
The knowledge Test for
Times Readers

Keep yourself getting mentally sluggish By daily
these questions:
Choose the Word Which Makes the Truest Statement
L. Sandals the -wrists-feet-head.
Robert Toilette from Mchgan-C
Montana-Wisconsin.
Temple University is in New York-Boson- Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
a. "Hedda Gabler" is by Pinero-Ibsen-M olnar-Shaw
Which Name Fits Each of the Following
s. Frances Aida
g. Ruth Chatterton.
T. Donald Macmillan.
g. Zane Grey.
g. Henrik w. NanLoon.
(actress-explorer- journalist-novelist--
Can You Locate
TO- Kings Chapel
H. Montmarre.
r. Baltimore
49, Soho.
Who Said
H. Taxation without representation is tyranny"
See TomOrrows Paper to Verify Your Answers
Answers to Yesterdays Test
1. London. g. Robert Louis Stevenson
2 Paris. 10. Stately
B. New Brunswick, N. j. II. Trivial.
Between Rome and Papua. 12 Laconic.
s. Oxford. 49, Vivid
8. France. T Ia. Ascetic
2 Samuel Coeidge. Is. Averse
8. Theodore Roosevelt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25
Fish in Sahara Desert

HELLFISH similar those nhabing the lakes of Palestine
- have been found weboers depths of from
200 to 800 feet beneath the Sahara Desert The specimens were
alive and thriving
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-25

day after !" still sitting here
still waiting for a job.
You'd better go and take
walk anyway" Miss Swenson, the
woman in charge, said kindly.
There really won't be anything
come in before T.
But after You do thsnl. /
might get something? I'm really
a good stenographer. don't care
how hard have to work, or where
it is--just to get the chance"
She was cIutching the Noman's
arm in eagerness.
Utterly Weary
Wen see after lunch.' The
answer was short and inexpensive
~ weary. You felt, as Miss Sven
son walked away in search of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

: nauy has been open in San Antonio,
il has sold - cars, an average of on;
each day. The business includes the
sale of IL new cars and four used.
Jack Dodson, proprietor OF bod
sons Garage at Sinton, was San
Antonio visitor last week. Mr.. bod
son operates one of the most complete
garage, filling station and accessory
stores in Southwest Texas. He re-
ports business improving daily in his
section and with the best prospects
for a bumper crop that his section
has had for the last four years. He
is planning for n banner season dur
ing the approaching tourists season.
Mr.. Dodson caters extensively to the
tourists trade and as q result OF his
interest in the tourists welfare, he
recites an incident which occurred dur
ing the past season in which a tour
list headed north from Brownsville.
needed an additional spare rim for
his car. The search OF the markets
at Brownsville failed TO produce the
rim and practically every place visited
in search of same, brought forth the
information that if the tourist was
going through Sinton. he could prob
ably procure the rim at Dodson's
garage. Mr.. Dodson states that his
customer informed him that he stop
ped at every accessory house between
Brownsville and Sinton and that at
nearly every place he received the in
formation that he could probably get
the rim at Dodson's Garage. He was
a viqitor IN Sfraug- Franz Comnany
while in the Alamo City.
r. J. Boyle has just received his
Packard single six seven-passenger Sc
dan, recently purchased from the Citi-
zens Auto Company, announces i. A.
Kurtz, sales manager. Mr.. Boyle
praises the new car for its easy rid
ing and driving qualities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
RISING TIRE COSTS
FAIL TO INCREASE
MOTOR CAR PRICE

In spite Of the drastic increase Of
30 per cent in the price Of tires eff
fectiye January ], and the rising costs
Of materials generally, no changes
are contemplated in the present list
prices Of the Oakland Six, according
to adyices sent By c. W. Mstheson,
vice president and director of sales
Of the Oakland Motor Car Company.
Pontiac, Mich, TO the dealer organi-
cation Of this company. reports Bur
ton Lazy Motors Company.
Regardless Of increasing costs. +"
writes Mr. Matheson. eve are do
liberately holding our Oakland Six
list price 10 the present low levels,
consistently believing that in 30 doing
we shall be able 10 build UP enough
added volume 10 justify our present
attractive prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

past week. Mr.. Ramirez reports
business unusually good around Bee
vile and predicts that this will be
the most prosperous year the autono-
bile dealers in Bee county have ex-
perierced in the past several years.
$. Wallach. vice president Of
Straus-Frank Company, returned lasr
week from a two weeks business trip
TO Mexico City.
L. T. Edwards Of Uvalde was an
other Hudson-Essex dealer to visit
the Crockett Automobile Company dur
ing the past week.
Nathan Nevclow, of Nevelow
Brothers, made a trip TO Menard last
week to visit his brother-in-lew.
I. Nevelow. of Nevelow Brothers,
returned from the Rio Grande Valley
last week. He reports that everything
in that district is in fine condition.
II. Fl. Bryant, president of the san
Antonio Buick Company, left San An
tonic last week for the automobile
show. which is TO be held in. Chicago.
Mr.. Bryant viii be in the northern
city about one week.
r. ". JeWett. district representative
for the Paige-Detroit Motor Company.
who has offices in San Antonio. left
San Antonio early last week 20 see
the Chicago automobile show. Mr..
Jewett also will visit the factory dur
ing his stay in the north.
Willard Ferguson. Oldsmobile dealer
OF Mission. has ordered carload Of
Oidsmobiles from the Odds Motor
Works. San Antonio office. This is
only one Of the many orders that this
dealer has made for cars during the
past few weeks.
Holland Page, Hudson-Essex dealer
~ Luling, wss among the visitors 20
the Crockett Automobile Company dur
ing the past week. he reports thai
business is fine in his district. despltc
the recent cold weather. which has al
most stopped all activity in the oil
fields around that city.
r. V. EmbletoD. of the Embleton
Motor Company, left the city last week
for St. Louis, whore he will visit the
Diana and Moon factory. lie also
plans 70 visit the Marmon factoi-y I'm
indianapolis. While in the north. he
will see the automobile SHOW 10 be
held in Chicago.
]. s. McWberther, Nash dealer Of
Del Rio, visited San Antonio last week
TO get n Nash advanced sedan from
the Jack Neal Nash Company. lie
reports that the recent SHOWS have
aided the cattle raisers in that dis.
trict by making the grass grow.
A. u. Burger, salesman with Stauf-
fertilizer Automobile Company. is
making sn excellent record selling
Hudson-Essex ears. During the past
week he sold two new cars and two
used models and led the statesmen for
the week. Mr.. Burger never sold an
automobile until be began working for
Stauffer- Miller Automobile Company
several weeks ago, states Ward n.
Miller, Of the company. During the
first 10 business days that the coin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
FORD PRODUCTS BIC
ROAD BUILDING AID

At the recent road show held In
Chicago in connection with the Ma
tional convention of city and COUNTY
road contractors, q complete display
Of Ford products was shown, states
Nick Hall, sales manager Of the Craw-
ford Motor company, who recently re
ceived letter from friend who at
tended the show.
Contractors at the chow stated that
the new Ford products were a great
aid in the building Of highways and
made work much easier. The plors,
tractors and similar machines. such as
those made by the Ford Motor com
pany. are being used in every part
of the United States for the con.
struction Of new highways and for the
maintenance of those already built.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Joe Ramirez, proprietor Of the Bee
vile Auto company. Chevrolet dealer
at Beeville, was a business visitor at
the Straus-Frank Company during the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Gas Gossip Along Auto Row

Dewitt Reed, Buick dealer at Corpus
Christi, was an out-of-town visitor ci
the Buick Motor Company during The
past week. Mr.. Reed was on his way
TO the Auto Show to be held in Chi.
cazo.
Ryan Nichols, manager Of the Reed
Automobile Company in Robstown.
visited the Buick Motor ComIany ~
his way to the Auto Show in Chi
cage.
j. A. Hart, Buick district sales
manager. whose headquarters arc in
Dallas. visited the Buick Motor Com,
pany during the past week.
r. A. Winerich. Of the Winerieh
Motor Sales, left during the past week
for Chicago, where he will attend the
Auto Show. While in that section of
the country Mr.. Winerich will visit
the Studebaker factory in Detroit.
i. d. Mckee. sales manager of the
San Antonio Overland Company. spent
the past week in the Eagle Pass and
Del Rio territory. Mr.. Mckee saws
that he sees very good year for the
Willys-Overland in that section Of thu
country.
]. P. LeNoir, Of the San Antonio
Overland Company, returned during
the past week from the WilIys-Over-
land factory in Toledo, Ohio. While
there. Mr.. LeNoir attended the sal :
convention. According to Mr.. LeNoir
all indications point in the direction
OF wonderful business for 1925.
Wroten-Hundley Motor Company de-
llvered a Dodge Special 3 sedan TO
Joseph Brothers, fredericksburg deal
er; last week. reports c. Z. Jennings,
sales manager.
Sam Page from the Page Auto Sales
Company Of Luling was in San An
tonic visiting during the last week.
Upon his return be took an Essex
Coach with him.
o. G. Burger Of the Bunger and
Wsring. Hudson-Esse1 dealers in
kerrVille. was visitor ct the Crockett
Automobile Company during the past
week.
Fl. c. S. Smith. prominent tire deal
or, in San Antonio. is spending the
week in Washington. visiting his
daughter. who Is attending school
there. Mr.. Smith left San Antonio
about month ago 70 20 70 the Fire
stone factory at Akron. Ohio. From
there he went 10 Detroit and Wash
ington. Mr.. Smith will 10 10 New
York 10 see the New York show be-
fore returning bOme. He is expected
back in San AntO1iO in about a week.
With the opening Of the new year.
many local business concerns are re-
placing their used Ford cars with new
ones, states w. NJ. Morgan Of Morgan
Woodward Auto Company. Most Of
these concerns are purchasing road
sters and coupes. causing a shortage
in these models. During the first week
OF the year nearly a score Of coupes
and roadsters were sold.
Joe Ramirez proprietor Of the Bee
vile Auto company. Chevrolet dealer
at Beevllle, was a business visitor at
the Straus-Frank Company during the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
RAIL FARE TO CAR
SHOW is REDUCED

A round trip rate Of one and one
half the regular one-way fare has
been granted by the International
Great Northern railroad TO the Ma
fionsi Automobile Show 70 be held n
Chicago, January 30 TO February 9,
according to an announcement made
Saturday by d. J. Price. general pas
seDger agent. The special excursion
fares viii be in effect January q 20
February 2, inclusive.
These fares. Mr.. Price said, viii aD-
ply 10 all stations on the Information
sl-Great Northern. A final return
date Of February IL has been Set.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
|DOD GE SALES
RECEIVE BIC
BOOST HERE

Selling Al new Dodge cars up Il
Wednesday evening. Wroten-Hundley
Motor Company has enjoyed a pros
porous business during January, re-
ports c. f. Jennings, sales manager.
This is one of the greatest months in
the history of the concern.
One reason for the large number Of
sales during the first month of the
year was that the price Of the Dodge
car was greatly reduced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Dewitt Reed, Buick dealer at Corpus
Christi, was an out-of-town visitor ct
the Buick Motor Company during the
past week. Mr.. Reed was on his way
TO the Auto Show to be held in Chi
cazo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SIX PREDOAfINATES.

Again this year as last six cylinders
predominated at the New York show.
in fact several new corners increased
the number over last show period.
Until last year six cylinders were
limited in price around $1,000. This
condition made Essex an outstanding
figure at S765.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
ESSEX PRAISED
BY RACE CAR
BUILDER
Ted Miller, Son Of the
Famous Harry
Barrymore.

WIN prices OF well engineered
six-cylinder cars such as the Essex 50
low, and with values from every
standpoint so high, there lie 10 reason
why any motor car buyer in 1926
should be satisfied with anything less
than a six"
This foregoing statement-in line
with numerous forecasts that 1926
win be a six-cylinder year"-was
made recently By Harry A. Miller of
Los Angeles, the world-famous build
er of racing cars, il connection win
the purchase by Mr.. Miller's 20
year-old son, Ted Miller. OF an Essex
Six for his personal use. News of the
purchase and Of the noted experts
opinion have just reached William
Steinhardt, Hudson-Essex distributor
here.
The celebrated motor engineer said
when asked for a forecast which
might be made public: Those who
have forecast this year as one in
which the six will dominate aid in
which new announcements will fea-
ture six-cylinder motors and closed
bodies at moderate prices, are abso-
lutely right / believe.
WISE SELECTION.
although i build eight.cylinder
racing cars and have an eight for ny
personal use, i am proud of six
which frequently drive. / surely be
heve that my son made a wise selec-
ton in buying an Essex coach. II is
q well designed motor car and well
worth more than the price asked To-
it."
That the statement of as noted 81
engineering authority as Harry A.
Miller-whose fame is not only ma
tion-wide but known and respected
throughout Europe as Wells one Of
the finest tributes ever paid the Es-
sex, was the opinion expressed by Mr..
Steinhardt.
CONFIRMS TREND.
"When such an expert as Mr.. Mill
er declares that skies dominate the
1926 field and tina. buyers need no
longer be satisfied with less than a
six, AID when he approves heartily bis
sons selection Of an Essex coach" he
commented, then those in the market
for new motor cars may well hesitate
before buying anything else.
His words confirm the published
statements of other authorities that
tie buying trend of 1926 will be to-
ward sizes. You will see 1926 as
six-cylinder year-and the largest
builder of skies il the world is HUI
son-Essex."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
BUICK MAINTAINS
CAPACITY OUTPUT

The Buick Motor Company will re-
main at capacity production during
the first three months in 1926 at
least. according 10 the production
schedules issued by the management.
In these three months approximate
ly 5000 cans will be built and
shipped from the plant at Flint.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
NEW EXPORT DEPARTMENT.

In line with its program for greatly
increased activity in all departments,
the Peerless Motor Car Corporation
has announced the opening Of an ex-
port department at New York Feb
fuary /.
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