Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 175, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1922 — Page 6

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CADILLKC PASSES BEST SALES YEAR Price Reduction Notice Followed by Production List. Following thè recent announcement of thè E. W. Steinhart Company, locai dealers for Cadillac, Oakland and Chevrolet, that thè Cadillac phaeton and seven-passenger models had been reduced $265, H. H. Rice, president and generai manager of thè company, has lssued thè statement that- thè Cadillac factory has experienced its best sales ye&r and that prospects for 1923 business point to thè necessity for enlargement of production facilities. Recent increase in production, he says, was largely responsible for thè decrease in thè price. The reduction in price brings thè Cadillac touring down to $2.885, or $1,055 less than eleven months ago, when thè first price cut become effective. ' The Steinhart Company reports that al ready thè Cadillac production has gone 54 per cent for enclosed models. This fact rendere thè company one of a very few Indianapolis ‘sales companies which is not expe riencing some difficulty in securing closed models for immediate delivery, though it reports thirty-three ordere for closed Chevrolets unfilled. The Chevrolet closed business, it is stated, runs less than 24 per cent of thè company’s entire production. EARL-INDIANAPOLIS / COMPANY IS FORMED F. P. McLelJen and George Irish of thè Sales Company, dealers for Premier and Earl care, have annoftnced they will move their business from 427 X. Meridian to 422 N. Meridian Bt., and that thè firm will henceforth be Tcnown as thè EarlIndianapolis Company in compiiance with requests from thè Earl factory, which requires dealers to incorporate thè carname in thè sales agency name. Mr. McLellen and Mr. Irish announce that their move will be of temporary nature, as they anticipate moving imo permanent quarK-rs in thè spring, and make public contradiction of thè report that thè firm hast- gone bankrupt, which rumor, théy say. is false and unfounded as well as that to thè effect that Earl factory was in dire financial straits. Both membere of thè firm say they have excellent assurances from thè Earl factory that thè company, aster having been refin siced, will be able to take care of Earl ownere, in addition to increasing its production. AMUSEMÉNTS

Continuous Vaudeville i I V D ! P the T,>tE L i I\IU 1 u A FEAST OF MFRKI'IFNT FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK Jarvis Revue WITH WILLARD JARVIS ANI ROE REAVES Indoor Sports A SATIRE ON MODERI? METHODS OF COIKTIXG Caledonian 4 SCOTCH SIXCIXG COMEDI.AXS MARIE KELL AND BROWER BROTHERS, GRIFF, CRANE SISTERS, HAAS BROTHERS Dancing in the Ferie Ball Rooni, Alterimeli and Evening, Free to Olir Patrona. Corning Next Week Faitìous Star of the Soreen BETTY BLYTHE (In Person) As a feature extraordinary, in conjunction witli the regalar vaudeville bill.

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PACKARD CELEBRATES ITS 23D ANNIVERSARY "*The Citizens Motor Car Company, 31 W. Thirteenth St„ is holding prò tracted observance of Packard’s twenty-third annivereary, which occurred in the foro part of tfce month, and Ralph Sudler, manager, is calling attention of his prospects to the record established by the Packard car in its more than a score of years of existence. The' first' model was built by J. W. Packard in Warren, Ohio, in 1899, aster six years of experimental research. The Packard Company today is represented by a $50,000,000 investment, which is reflecting ltself ir quantity production. PATHFINDER WILL STUTUK HIP Hoosier Scout Car Leaves for New Orleans Monday. The Cole Eight officiai pathfinder car of the Hoosier State Automobile Asssociation and the National Motor- ’ ists’ Asssociation leaves this city next Monday for New Orleans over the Jackson Highway in the interest of better roads generally and particular ehabilitation of the famous trail which, southern States, has fallen into disrepair. The pathfinder will be driven by Mrs. Margaret Noblet, manager of the touring bureau, who has made many long-distance driveé. Cities and towns along the route will be visited in earnest solicitation of cooperation in making the Jackson rpute the most traveled and popular path to the southland. Knights and Ladies to Mect The Lincoln Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of America will hold an open meeting for all members, their families and friends in the P. H. C. Hall Tuesday at 8 p. m. Addresses by the supreme officers of the lodge will be followed by a dinner, dancing and music.

MCmON PICTURC9 A GREAT SHOW JACKIE COOGAN IN ; .‘Oliver Twist’ Circle Orchestra and Grand Organ. .NEXT WEEK CHARLES RAY IN I His first great super-special, ■ I “A Taiior-Made Man” Y AMUSEMENTS CONTIMOrS 13 Noon Till 11 p. m. PALACE * “YOUNG AMERICA” A ( omknHfd Viaion of a Geo. M. (oliali Stape Rocce* M. T. RUMA & CO. Orientai Worker Workers GEO 7 AUSTIN MOORE LAMBERT & FISH COLEY &7ACKSON VERNON FF.ATCRF. ntOTO PLAY FLORENCE VIDOR IX “DUSK TO DAWN" Mnts., 15c -35 c. Ève., 25c -40 c.

OPTÌISMSHOWN 'BYKDTOnSEEBS Erskine Calls Attention to Improvement in Business. The weekly bulletin of the Motor and Acccssory Manufacturers’ Association, representing 423 members actively engaged in the accessory business throughout the United States points to some statements from prominent automobile manufacturers which thè association believes pertinent to bring to the attention of the public at this time. A. R. Erskine, president of the Studebaker Corporation of South Bend, in discussing the credit and financial Outlook for 1923, expresses great faith in continued good business for the coming year, which is substantially corroborated in the statement of Alfred Reeves, president of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, who points to the recent enlistment of 22,000 bankers in the aid of automobile dealers throughout the nation in extending credit and p_sßÌßting in every possible way to heft> the distributor to finance the cara which he has on his sales floor, while more and more funding companies are constantly being formed to care for the retail sales. While Mr. Reeves is generally optimistic in his outlook, he takes occasion in his public statement to remark that, notwithstanding the fact that the credit of some of the stronger companies may be strengthened, some of the weaker ones may fall by the wayside as a number have done with ir the past year. Suspension of business, however, he eays, seldom resulta in the complete loss of the business to the industry, inasn.uch as insolvent companies are tisually absorbed by* larger and stronger corporations or completely refinanced and started on their way a gain.

Attention, Garages and Service Stations THE PISTON SERVICE COMPANY Are now ready tti take care of you inthe Motor Replacement Line. A complete line of Pistone Pins and Rings, any overstze you may need. Also Bearints and Valves for all makes of care and trucks. On re-grinding we can not he beat in price or workmanship. We will Guarantee our jobs to be within a half-thousandth L J. ' e tre also equipped to align connecting rods at a very small cast. YOURS FOR BETTER SERVICE. PISTON SERVICE COMPANY of Indiana 442 N. ILLINOIS ST. Circle 0311

Come to STEINHART’S for Your CHEVROLET ROADSTER —$510 r. O- B. Flint, Michigan | Where in the automobile market today ean you fimi a car that will compare with the Chevrolet roadster at anytliing near the price? Our atnple facilities for servicing youc ear at anv time make Steinhart’s tho logicai place to purchase vour Chevrolet. The E. W. Steinhart Co. Meridian at Eleventh “Indiana’s Largest and Finest Sales and Service Institution”

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SANDERB PLEASED WITH RECEIfr USED CAR*TRADES The Sanders-Haynes Sales Company, distributore of Haynes and Cleveland cara, is pointing to a record number of Haynes “trade lns” in recent Haynes sales as a remarkable demonstration of Haynes satisfaction to owners. The company reports seven of ninp cars in their used-car department as being Haynes cars of models of past years which owners have traded in on new cars. ICUiIS ' - mui LINE New Flint Product to Be Introduced Over State. The new Dort Six, the latest product of the Dort Motor Company of Flint, Mich., is to be lmmediately introduced into all but seventeen counties in Indiana and in fourteen I counties In Kentucky by the Buck | Company, 313 N. Pennsylvania St., A. 'W. Buck, president, has announced. The addition of the slxcylinder line to the Dort family marks the advent of another popularpriced six into competetive fleld : which Mr. Buck feels certain will meet with large sales throughout | the State, inasmuch as a number of j applications for dealership bave been I receivea by him to date. The Buck organization is recogn- | ized as one of the largest distributing i branches in Indiana, having carried the Studebaker line successfuily for a number of years. The introductlon of a llght and medium-priced six to his Studebaker line is regarded by Mr. Buck as a valuable additon and he is making every preparation to bring display models here as soon as ! possible.

MS SMODI FOR MOTO SALESMEN f Willys-Overland Manager Offers Free Instructions. N, D. Chambers of Washington, D. C., has arrived in Indianapolis to assume managership of the WillysOverland Company, Capitol Ave. and Michigan St., and has taken active charge of the business. Mr. Chambera comes to Indianapolis with six years of experience for the WillysOverland finn, having served fh important posts in the East. One of the first features to be inaugurated by Mr. Chambers was the establishment of a school for salesmen, which offers free lnstruction to the young man who desires to test ability as salesman. The course will last two weeks and Mr. Chambers announces that the entrant may avail hlmself of this opportunity without expense or obllgation, the school having been established by the company as an institution for training young men in automobile salesmanshlp. Any one may drop the couree at any time, Mr. Chambers States, or may continue with opportunity to compete In the fleld at the completion of the couree. ANNOUNCES LIGHT SIX A. P. Kemp. president of the Auburn Automobile Company. Auburn. Ind., has confirmed the persistent rumor that the company was soon to produce a light six line in an announcement Just made public in wnlch he States that a thorough analysis of sales conditions and needs led to thè introductlon of the llghter model, to sell at a medium price. The car will first be displayed, thè announceirent States, at the national show in New York City in January.

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Glimpse Record of H'òosierdom Figures compiled Jan. 1, 1922, by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce credited Indiana having 400,342 licensed automobiles and truoks, which figure srave the State ninth place among the Nation’s userà of motor vehicles, with New York leading the list with 779,344. To date the number of care and trucks in this State for which licenses have been issued has passed the 480,000 mark, which may bring the Hoosier State into eighth place ahead of lowa, for which Indiana was runner-up in the year’s totajs. The lmportance of the automobile business in Indiana can only be realized when such figures are com-

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par ed with those of the State of Ne. vada, which boasted 10,821 cars when the was made f while Indiana has twenty automobile factories, all of which are nationally recognized, while Nevada has none, like many of her sister States.' !

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BURGLARY ATTEMPT FAILS Burglars last night attempted to “jimmy” the side window of the Indianapolis Electric Company, 122 S. Meridian St . They failed to get in. Police believe they were frightened away.

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