The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
CHAPTERS
To Form etsts orusnixstIon 20 Bet
ter Conditions and Raise
the STANDARD.

Chauneurs In Wheeling are 20 be
Invited TO organize for mutual pro
lection and to afiliste with q State
organization to be known as the West
virginia Chauffeurs' Protective Asso-
citation Promoters OF the new asso-
citation say that az present a blind
person or 12-yearold boy may be-
come chauffeur. and the organisa,
ton will endeavor. II IL announced.
TO secure Legislation providing expert.
ence and other qualifications to be-
come n chauffeur. Mutual tranic reg
ulations and protection to auto drivers
will also be sought
INpiANAPoLIs. Sept. 1o.-An auto
mobile parade with no less than 1000
machines IN line. n balloon ascension
with the passengers riding in an auto
mobile substituted for a basket. demon
STATIONS In skiilfui driving. a dinner
national reputation. viii be among the
features Of the National Saie-ma n.hIp
ana Advertising convention. TO be held
DAY october 8 and ..
A tentative program was outlined AT
meeting at the Columbia Club Of q
sommit,ee composed OF Homer Mckee
Car Company, Paul Richie, representing
the Marmon; ID. n. Williams. advertising
manager OF the American Motor Car
company. and Guy Gimon. vice-president
I or the Path Under Company.
representatives from each OF the
automobile factories in indianapolis are
meeting evry night at the Columbia
Club TO appoitn permanent committees
ana 20 perfect arrangements for the
W. ID. Nesbit OF Chicago win pr.s,se
over the convention as permanent chair
man. according to present plans An
ADDRESS OF welcome viii be delivered by
CHARLES A Bookwalter. Among the
! prominent advertising men who will
make addresses on salesma nship will be
Ebert Hubbard OF East Aurora. Presi-
dent sheldon OF the Sheldon Sch COL OF
Craftsmanship. John Lee Mahin OF the
Mahin Advertising Company: Leroy pei
nteer. Detroit. director OF advertising
Tor the Flanders; Martin Kelley OF the
Manager Deeds OF the NationSi cash
Register Company and General Manager
Laskar OF Lord a Thomas
4 Those who are promoting the conven-
tion believe that 900 automobile sales-
men Will attend. They base this esti-
mate on the crowd by the large number
OF INQUIRIES they are receiving both by
mail and telegraph. All OF the leading
J national weekly magazines and trade
journals and a number OF newspapers
\ VIII send representatives to the conven-
/ ton 20 report the proceedings
Harry l.. Archey OF the Archey-Atkins
! company will have charge Of the auto
1 morning October g. The Committed
hopes 20 have every machine IN indian
apolis n line. The addresses by the
nanship will be delivered at the after
noon sessions Of the convention. A
~s Speeaway dinner 70 be served IN
, The "Wednesday morning program viii
BE given at the Indianapolis Motor
speedway. A novelty viii be an auto
\ disguised with floral decorations Dern>
| onstrations IN skillful driving will be
given on the Speedway track by repre-
( 81 tSs vs., or soeai iaetories number
! or Capt q L. Bumbaugh in making an
ascension IN m automobile suspended
/ from n balloon.
AS the Delaware courts have upheld
/ the constitutionality Of the DUPONT
road bill. which authorized the million
aire manufacturer OF explosives TO
build a macadam road from one end
OF the State TO the other, and deed Il
TO the State as a gift, Col. DUPONT will
resume work in a vigorous manner
as soon as he is certain that no fur
Their litigation will interrupt the work.
/ In order that he may be familiar at all
times with the progress OF the work.
Colonel DUPONT has provided himself
with n Stoddard-Dayton camping car
of unique design. which includes
tents. electric lights. cots. refrigerator
stove and all other paraphernaIia nee.
essary TO an extensive camping Jour.
ney. The car was designed with a
place for each equipment and when
everything has been put in it's proper
place. II has no appearance Of being a
camping car.
EnnFUn
I novel method OF travelling to their
new home town when they recently
l changed their residence from Syra-
cuse, n. Y, TO Los Angeles. Cal. They
| crossed the continent In a Maxwell
| dog and parrot No preparations
we're made for camping or FOR taking
no supplies. Instead they depended
on roadside hotels or farm bouses
and we're forced 10 remain In the car
all night on three occasions.
Difficulty was experienced in get
Z ting hotel accommodations. but n was
easy 10 get gasoline Mr. Smith said
he paid prices ranging from ~ 10 so
cents a gallon.
: Although delayed by heavy rains
I IN the mountains OF Colorado and
/ Wyoming they protested 70 enjoy ev-
cry minute Of their trip. ~ was made
In hisurely manner and included
many side trips to points OF interest
I seldom seen by Ocean-tO-Ocean tour
y isfs. In al they covered nearly
I 5000 miles. including a part Of East
3 ern Canada
Though far removed from the com
forts and Injuries OF American home
life 20 which sha has been accus-
I toned. Misc 8 = Swezey. NJ n. a
/ Presbyterian medical missionary IN
India, r. enjoying a Maxwell run
about which she recently purchased
through n Calcutta automobile deal.