The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
AUTO BRIEFS.

Mrs. VI p. Sm:ya ana daughter Of
Moundsville. left yesterday With a
party OF friends In the LoZier Six for
several weeks tour % the East.
Russell Robinson OF Moundsville is
driving the car. They expect 10 make
complete tour Of several Of the east
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs n. p Stallman and
driver William Kennedy. Of the Union
Automobile Company. left during the
week In their Lozier Six Cor A several
days visit at Bedford Springs and
other well known summer resorts
While on theif trip they expect TO
Welt many points OF interest IN the
east
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. GIessner Mr.
and Mrs VI. y Cecil and driver. Joe
Sweener. left Wednesday IN their
Cadillac car. They expect 10 drive
70 Atlatic city. where they will spend
me next two weeks. They win also
VISIT Baltimore. Washington. Philadel-
phla and other eastern cities.
Wilmer Berry OF Pleasant Valley.
Marshall county. has purcha a new
machine. Mr. Berry a. a well knoVn
contractor and expects 10 use the ma
chine In going TO and from his work.
Several touring parties passed
through Wheeling during the past
week enroute 10 the east. where they
VIII spend several days vacation and
enjoy dip In the Atlantic
Owing 10 the extensive improve
mcnts that are being made To the
Maryland roads. several miles OF the
most important highways IN that state
are closed 20 traffic However. they
expect 10 have these opened again
within a short time.
II you are arrested by any town
authorities and asked TO leave collat-
eral 20 appear az a hearing at some
subsequent date. ask FOR a receipt
for same
Where rims are not given attention
and kept clean rust often eats into
the ruber where the tube comes In
contact with the rim and the life OF
the tube is shortened
Although France dominates the
spanish market. the United States Is
becoming a keen competitor rs the
sale Of automobiles
To IS estimated that there are more
than seventeen thousand automobiles
Tn use In Belgium
That something must be done 10
ohv.ate the nuisance Of the glare Of
headlights on the public highways. is
plain 20 AT automobile men. but in
just what manner this can be applied
is by no means apparent
Fifteen million dollars will be spent
for the construction and Improvement
OF roads in the state Of Ohio this
year. according 20 an estimate by the
state road engineer or this sum nine
million VIII bo spent on contracts
under the supervision Of the state do.
uartmenf The remaining six million
viii Do spent directly by counties and
townships
The speed limit In the floor of the
Yosemite Valley has been increased
from SIX t0 ten miles an hour The
new ruling .s the outcome o. q visit
20 The reserve in an automobile bv
General superintendent o. National
Parks. Daniels
Tho Development Of tho six cylinder
motors has reached such sf-tve
that ae next afer mo time fa nov
apparently ripe FOR the more adequate
exploitation o. the eight cylinder "E"
type motor
Tho Province o. Ontario Canada
manUf7r-urns all fhe motor cars r-o.
dused In the Dominion. ~ in actual
money value g. 25f gs5 IN tho total
~ fff0f automobile rceiataref IN
canada In 1913. the residents % on.
far'00 have 1872 or thir'y.sever rer
cent
Dealers 'n fhe city ~ wheeling have
been unable f0 keen u0 with tho Do
ivory ~ cars and 40 tho present time
number NJ orders FOR care are f-
.I..r hands but cannot Do fueF owing