The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 14

2 EE RACOT IRIE 14 Maxwell Only Car Shown at the etree create **Qwn- Your-Home os” Hx position { The Maxwell Motor Car has been Sonceded the high honor of being se- ected as the exclusive automobile fo be exhibited at the “Own-Your- Home Exposition,” which {s being pees at the 69th Regiment Armory Harry J. De Bear, President anc General Manager of the Maxwel: Chalmers Distributing Corporation Was very much delighted when h feetived word from the committe: fh charge of the exposition that the well had been the one car in the re automovile industry selected represent all of motordom. ‘It, was very gratifying to us in- ," said Mr. De Bear, “as we know that the Maxwell car is the logtea. type for the mon living in the coun- try or suburbs. “That the automobile has actually become a part of every day life te many people has been proved by the very great number of cars which hav: been purchased for use in their dail pursuits, “One of the most notable instances of this is with the suburbanites anc people living In smal! towns contigu- ous to the large centres. While ther is in most cases a regular train sched. ule maintained, so many people have moved ito the country to escape cit: congestion, that train travel is ofter overcrowded and for these people the automobile has established itself firmly as a prompt means of convey- ance from home to office and office to home."* DODGE BROTHERS ‘ CHIEFS ADVANCE. Matheson Becomes Vice President, In General Sales Manager. MBeveral important changes in the executive personne! are announced by Dodge Brothers. C. W. Matheson has ‘been advanced from General Sales Man- r to Vice President in charge of sales; John A, Nichols jr., promoted from director of field operations to Gehera| Sales Manager; John H. Gor- don from New York district represen- tative to director of distribution. Mr. Gordon succeeds J. E. French, who igned to take over the Dodge Others dealership in San Francisco, re he maintained his headquarters fr several years as Dodge Brothers’ rict_ representative. SAS announced several weeks ago. George Harrison Pnerps also left the onginization and is now engaged in the advettising business for himself, jennie a OLT, OVERLAND EASTERN ke SALES MANAGER, RESIGNS. He adel deeds William L. Colt, for nearly five years Division Manager of Willys-Overland, iie., in the Eastern district, with head- fs in this city, has realigned, Mfective May 1, to become the Presi- t and active head of the Overland 0 Company, Willys-Overland tributer for Rhode Island, which cern he established and financed ut a year ago. , Colt is one of the best known ‘in the automobile business, Prior his ashoviation with Willys-Overiand for eight vears President of the ton Company, distributers of motor cars in the metropolitan NEW LEXINGTON MODEL ON MARKET. The Lexington Motor Company of Connersville, Ind., is out with the an- nouncement of a new five-passenger touring model at $1,745. According to the announcement, the price on this new “Series 22" is $240 less than the lowest previous price on @ Lexington motor car equipped with the Ansted engine, including the Moore multiple exhaust system, which saves fuel and adds power, and in an exclusive lexington feature, tented by John C. Moore, chief engineer, The Ansted engine has been refined and improved in many respects. Another salient feature Is the frame design, Thir incorporates the “double triangular cen- tre croas-inember’ on which a patent 1s pending. The Lexington factory claims that their frame construction ta superior to anything on the market 'n sturdiness and stiffness, adding mate- rlally to the life of the car. Riding ‘comfort has been achieved by using front and rear semi-elliptic springs of exceptional length. The front springs are thirty-elght inches long and two inches wide, and the rear springs are fifty-nine inches long and two-and- ‘ne-quarter inches wide. CADILLAC COMPANY SETS SALES RECORD, Exceptionally encouraging newa on the revival of business is to be found fn the report just issued by the Cadillac Motor Car Company. ‘This company has completed the best January, February and March business in Ite twenty years’ experience. This fact ts ributed to the unusual auccess won by the new Type 61 iliac cars, backed by the car’s long estab- ished reputation for dependability and soot service, DURANT PLANS BIG PRODUCTION FOR 1923. Durant factories will ording to holders by President W. C. Durant Motors, ine. Mr. Duran: points out that the ord for Durant plants during the six months’ cars manufactured and peraling period. Mr, Durant refera to the the latest Durant “Your company,” he entered Into contracts with the Motor Company of New York, Motor Company of Michigan and star Motor produce in ment management & four-cylinder, sell at $348." minimum of NEW PACKARD MAKES HIT. With close to 600 people visiting the New York showrooms on the first day of Packard showing of its new Single and all the other branches Six model, reporting similar activity; with a record of seventy-six sales within hour than {ts predecessor, anid fo have had an enthusias- Taste is a matter of tobacco quality ‘We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price. build @ mint- mum of 200,000 motor cars In 1923, ac- mensage !naued te stock- Durant of operating —periog—10,814 shipped —in more than have ever been produced by any other concern tn the history of the industry during the first six months’ outlining the company’s plans Company of Callfornia, to the plants of your ivi- fonal companies and under the same 120,000 five-passenger cars of ite first public exhibition, the new Single Six, longer, lower and more APRIL 26, 1922, commercial rehicle trials, The Reo car carried a net load ef 3,140 pounds, matn~ net apeed of more than fies per hour for 410 miles ed a gasoline consumption of allon, GRAY CAR READY FOR. THE MARKET. Frank L, Klingenamith, Proaldent of the Gray Motors Corporation and for merty Ford executive, Vice President and Treasurer, writes Albert Hirat, the New York distributer of the new Gray Car, that the Gray Motor Corporation had completed Its financing. All production and assembly of the tained sinhteen and #hy (3.9 miles per IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Jutice Ledge, dance, Pennsylvania, eventing. reo. first tlement, bridge, Pennsyl- College new Gray for the present will be In De- | vania trolt, where the present plant has a] A. i. I. Postal Agents, dinner, cupacity of 260 motors and 100 chases. | (onnsyivanin, evening. Assembly plants will be established in| 5 New York, Boston and Philadelphia by December. th Abraham Hospital, bridge, Penn- new Contractors’ Association, The touring car will welgh about} jeeting, Pennsylvania, 411100 pounds. The wheel base is 100] Accountants’ Club, meeting, Pennsyl- Star | inches and artillery wood wheols have n $ P.M. Btar} been substituted for the disc wheels City Company, dance, Penn- the| The touring car will have @ one-man top. F. F, Beall, former*Vice Prealdent of the Packard Motor Gar Company, will have entire charge of production, ang D. Henry Bonner, formerly in charge of all branch production for the Ford Motor Company, will be in charge of sales. REO SPEED WAGON MAKES GOOD IN SOUTH AFRICA. It is rather a far cry from the United States to South Africa, and when George Stowe, General Manager of the Reo Company of New York, received a anufacturing Perfumers’ Association of the United States, convention, Bilt- nore, 11 A. M n Guild of Banjoists, dinner, > M. can New 1, conve; to paper Publishers’ As- ition, Waldorf-Astoria, ding Soclery, meeting, ties’ Buirding, No. 29 , 10 A. M. » Healing Christ, meet- \dorf-Astoria, 8 P, M. riel's Church, entertainment Waldorf-Astoria, 8 P. M Preag, directors’ meeting, a A.M. tota nine fetter from Johannesburg saying a} Cha D. 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