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Evening star., 1915-05-16

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I showers at night or Monday; gentle to
moderate northeast to east winds.
Since Friday night the western dls-
turbance has moved from western Ne
braska TO northern Illinois. and II IS
/ followed by a strong high area now
over the Canadian northwest accom-
panied by abnormally low temperatures
that extend eastward into Minnesota.
The precipitation on the east side OF
this disturbance has thus far been linz
tied to showers in the upper lake re-
gion and portions of Indiana and Ohio,
but to the westward and northwest
ward general showers continued. Du-
luth. Mimi, reporting Sleet at pm.
There was no other precipitation over
the country, except some light rains on
the north Pacific coast. and some Wlde-
ly scattered showers in the south At
lantic states.
i The low temperature area over the
north extends in more modlhed FORM
through the lower lake region. New
England and the middle Atlantic states,
but over the central and southern por-
tions of the country temperatures are
still high. and they have also risen con-
siderab!y west of the Rocky mountains
with falling pressure.
The western disturbance viii continue
eastward and the precipitation area for
Sunday will cover the lake region ana
the Ohio valley, extending eastward to
the coast Sunday night and Monday.
There will also be showers Sunday in
the extreme northwest and Sunday
slopes of the central and southern
Rocky mountains. Elsewhere the
weather will be generally fair Sunday
and Monday, and it will also be fair
Monday in the northwestern states, the
central valleys and the upper lake re-
gion.
Ii will be cooler Sunday in the CEN
traI plains states. the Missouri. middle
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys. and
Monday in the Ohio valley and TenneS-
see 1t will be warmer Monday in the
extreme northwest.
The winds along the north Atlantic
coast will be moderate north and
northeast: on the middle Atlantic coast
moderate north and northeast, probably
increasing Sunday night: on the south
Atlantic coast moderate and mostly
south. except east off the Florida coast,
/ on the east gulf coast gentle to moder-
ate southwest; on the west gulf coast
moderate souther1y; on the upper lakes
fresh to northeast winds Sunday with
rain, except strong northeast over eX-
treme western Superior with rain or
snow; on the lower lakes moderate to
fresh easterly Sunday with showers.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 3:36 am. and AIT
pm: high tide. GIT am. and 10 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 4:16 am. and
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:47 am: sun sets
1:06 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:46 am; sun
sets, 7:07 PM
Moon sets 9:51 pm
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Midnight, 81; 2 am, 60: am. 81:
am. 81; am, 5S; 10 am, So; II noon.
Sc: . pm, IS; pm, II: s pm, So;
pm, 61 10 pm. Sc.
Highest, IL; lowest. Sc.
Relative Humidity.
am. AZ: pm, 90: pm. Al.
Rainfall 6 pm. to p.m.), 0.
Hours of sunshine, 1913.
Per cent of possible sunshine, SO.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 20; lowest, SO.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

prominent speakers, vocal and instru-
mental music. dancing and refresh
ments. 1t is hoped that all members
of this camp and their families will
attend. Cards notifying comrades Of
this event are to be issued later. An
invitation will be extended to all
camps of the District to attend.
The camp is in a flourishing condi-
tion, and new members are being mus
tered in at every meeting. Meetings
are held the fourth Friday ir every
month.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

A standard tonic
for nourishing the
S y S t e m, supplying
iron to blood, and a
great appe- 25r
tizer. Full pit. wv
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Academy Fifty Years Old.

Following commencement exercises
June .. the sisters and alumni of the
Immaculate Conception Academy will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
the founding of that institution by a
subscription banquet at Raucher's on
June 10 The banquet will be under
the auspices of the alumni Of the acad-
emy. with Mrs. McCann as president
of the association. in charge It has
been urged that any graduate or MEM
ber of the senior class who has not re-
ceived a card send her name at once to
the academy. 1854 sth street north
west.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

Put up in full
pounds; sealed
tin; whole bean,
medium ground
or p u l " 9 rixed;
packed especial
ly for us; the
best that money
C a n buy. Dr.
Try it,. %0S
Evening star., 1915-05-16
SOCIAL EVENING PLANNED.
Dewey Camp, Spanish War Veterans,
to Be Host Thursday.

Admiral George Dewey Naval Camp.
No. :, Spanish War Veterans, is to
have a social evening Thursday. June
10. at it's new quarters in the New Ma
sonic Hall, Sth and street northeast.
The program will include one or two
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Home School Boys Disappear.

Rev. Charles w. Skinner. superin-
tendent of the Industrial Home
School, has asked the police to fnd
Paul Ashford. thirteen years old, and
Lewis Sterns. fourteen years old, wards
Of that institution. Ashford, he said
ran away from the home of a resident
Of Sterling. Va, while the Sterns boy
disappeared from the home of a family
in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP.
A. D. Rothrock Scores 499 Out of 500
in Individual Gallery Contest.

A. D. Rothrock, Kings Mills, Ohio,
with a score Of 49s points out Of pos
sble $780, won the individual gallery rifle
shooting championship of the United
States in competition with sixty-nine
leading smali-bore rfiemen of the coun-
try. the National Rifle Association of
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Operetta for Benefit Of Church.

Details are completed. II Is announced.
for the production at the Arcade audi
torium tomorrow evening of the
original operetta, "A Rose of Old Ken
lucky" by the Sacred Heart Dramatic
Association for the benefit of the
parish church. Dancing will be in order
at the conclusion of the operetta.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

America has announced. Langdon S.
Chilcott. Bangor, Me-, won second place
with 497 points. and A. B. Gully, Bridge
port, Conn, third, with the same score,
but was outranked in the order Of shots.
Rothrock hit a half-inch bulls eye
forty mine times in fifty shots at seventy
five feet, using 20 caliber rifle
Evening star., 1915-05-16

The debris left from coral, after it
has been made into articles of jewelry.
etc. is crushed, scented and sold as
tooth powder at a high price by Indian
perfumers.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

Barber-Shall go over It again, sir ?
Victim-Oh, no: I heard every word
you said.-Truth.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
WEATHER.
Increasing Cloudiness Today; Show
ers Tonight or Monday.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland. increasing cloudiness today;
showers at night or Monday; gentle to
moderate northeast to east winds.
, 1915-02-24
Censored ut jamaica.

London, FGby. 20ih-Desparchas from
Dieppe state that u German submarine tor
pedoed without warning the French steamer
"Dnorah", from Havre to Dunkrk, when
16 miles off Dleppe A plate below the
wuterline was slowed, nevertheless the yes
sci was kept atloat by hard pumping and
was towed INTO port at Dieppe where her
cargo is being discharged. A German sub
marine was reported off Cape Ally four days
ago. The steamship service between
Dreppe and England has been suspended.
A telegram from Dover states that the
Norwegian tanker "Bebridge' struck Il nine
off that place but has been beached Mt Wal
mer, Her forepeak and forehold are water
logged and her fordeck is awash. The pilot
and is of the crews were safely landed.
Dispatches from Rotterdam state that the
stagnation in shipping Yesterday was due to
The weather rather than to Germany's war
zone, and that to-day conditions are normal.
Dat of II incoming vessels SIX were British,
aud the six steamers that departed from tie
port were all British.
Desputches from Berlin state that no in
mooiate news is expected from the suDma-
rine campaign, and It is expected that several
DAYS will elnpse before the submarine fleet
can return to It's base and report operations.
No news is expected from England regard
ing the destruction of ships.
The State Department at Washington hay
inc been informed that the British Admiralty
has ordered the suspension of the cross
, 1915-02-24

weight Of snow on the envelope caused the
ailsnip to sink to the water. When they
gained The shore they ut fist represented
Themselves as fishermen, hoping thereby
to escape i~uternmeut, but afterwards they
admitted the trutA and VIII be lnternel
at OIense with those who escaped from the
Zeppelin recently rocked on the island Of
Fano. At tie time of the accident the whole
Zeppelin fleet was patroIlng the North Sea
Just outside Danish waters, with Zeppelin
No. 2 in command.
A lifeboot has been picked up on the
Goodwin Sands belonging to the Spanish
steamship "Horacio' which left Bilbao a
week ago for HarDlepool. She is Overdue
and is feared to have been the victim Of Il
German mine or torpedo.
Advices from New York state that no
vessels are on bound from the United STATES
towards the war zone. including 80 from
New Orleans, II from Baltimore, and 10
from Norfolk.
Dispatches from Berlin state that the
Press is satisfied with the German Note,
The ode Post says. "The GermanS have
not recrded a hairs brcodth from the mea-
sures announced. The neutral nations, es-
pecjllly the United States. are again warned
away from the war zone. Americas b utf
and assumption hat we would assume The
reS2onsibiity for the endangerng ordestruc-
tior Of american sbins ore AatIv rejected
Tbe answer IS successful if it convjnces Inc
United States Government thar neither the
German peonle nor their lenders viii owe
w,v IN weakiy compliance or fear. rs WAS
ulainIv honei ut Wasbiroton"
Count Won Beyint!ow 10 the Cages ~
tonoo declares that the Note show. Ge,r}a-
NJ IS prepared 10 90 to the utmost limits.
One can read only with pleasure those parts
, 1915-02-24


els who, If they destroy commerce. as ao' "'II
destroy 1t IN deh nee OF the Law OF N"Iohs
and humanity, because 'hey I"ck the ftqN-
site appliances 10 ehtDI9 'nelh 10 lunl Ih'C
law.
me IImeS says: me issue co'I" ha,"-
~ De joined WIN greater Sn''PnGHN' l"0
CnIted states expressed 'ho nope '"'' Au''-
Ilcah commerce would ne 'I9'ie' "oc'l"I"H
to law, hut the dermahlep'y = V'luIy 7eafr"-
ed ior tue desired assurance Oh ."!'e"' io'
any assurance save tha5 Germany - Hl"l'"
pil resolved 10 make war III "@l " '9"'0"'
IN contempt IoF an PIo'e939 . ""9"'"
ton or any place else, @h' '"'' = "Po,7 q"
aVoWed without Inc 9l2"'9'' P'o''L'0 " i0
6Nd Tor Ahla'Ic'n "Ian0' - i'o"''' ~
many VIII not In'eel 1f'loet''e'S "e7,'0N
neutral lives or property oot she "eilDef"cfIE
VIII employ meIho'8 "I "a'''e ""ic" ~ ,Ne
me d9n@tI 81 "dr4 "e7! l"G''o" l'''iI'",-
Inc 'DtIy le,f@'"P" Ie8'''9 me nv
assam H"Po'e"' "oo""ie"' '"' @'9S
German OoNefnlheht has 'he eHI'H'e,H "P'
onil 10 "''a'h 'no ADMINS ''.'oN -, H","
'"%'on anu A"'eI ro'H '"0' 80 ="
"i'"t hef 'f'0efS al" VINE" SIT "'9 " "'".I"'
namely supplying munitions o. W'' an' "O'rl
c"inIaodI'Ie5 10 n'III3tfGn' ""Fei"."o"''
IN u PoS''Io" - acr.P' ''i'oiA' ~"
"elnahI7 'la' +" l'"lle if'o9"iN', ~ "'S'""
o'Htl -" "", 3'' -
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TINS eAilh'Ion "l 'n'ea5'OIl'y 10 loe "ecen-
cy usually ooaofIe" ia coinm""ie''o"' WIN
:" great "eu'f" rover we e'e"S S"080S1>
'hat American ln8ieha"' S"iI9 - NIUE l'''o
"''crfh'nIe by menus 81 '""NoN'' :" o'"o'
words American ,h'Ps 81 ""I "'' ~ S'''o
me same pells as hfl'laA ""Fsh!PS 3'lsi
EnSIlall pLeaS comments are Slll,"t ~ [q~o'.
Inc Ne" foih tribune ash7' ""'T
atleiIioh can clEIIiHe" 0P''on 10 'NP00'V"
10 pay 10 rie' Iua. ueu.iaS sum u ~
h"m'hze me Pl3ellce ol MaIi"f' y "ri'
comes from " OeHl3eIenl WIN "o9o'u'ei5
nueIean hands and from a government "Hl'"
has o"tIuh an others III making we PI'c'c0
oil WaIIale tothIeSa ana l"uutn'oo'
lhe New York Hofld says; "9'[ict
accou|tHb'ai] IS me 1ISl an" ''St ""IH o.
the United STATES ~ TINS question:. "n'1
Germany SAYS about the matter IS not h6HI}
mp 'rtent, but what sue does IS IMPORTANT
and the President mas n"lg II pam 'l,' 'ne
United States VIII not tolerate a P'Ilty OIL
maritime Lynch Law IA respect OF the EIes
and property OF ITS cI''zens' and on That is
sue Americans stand unite.
London, Feb. 2oh-Ihe builNl ana
French aIe more curious IMAM alarmed re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
FORD REPAIR SHOP
opened BY o. Earle Rogers In Rear
OF His Estsblishrent az p
Twelfth Street

ID. Earle Rogers opened his new
Ford repair shop and accessories sup
ply house for that machine yesterday.
just in the rear Of his establishment
at 22 Twelfth street.
The following cards we're sent out
this week TO Ford and other car own
ers throughout the Wheeling district:
Dear Sir:
Il have opened. in connection with
my store. repair shop for Ford cars
exclusively and can take care OF any
Job from the least adjustment TO
complete overhauling employ ex-
pert workmen only and assure you en-.
tire satisfaction and prompt service
as ! carry a complete stock Of Ford
repair parts
Trusting that may be considered
when your car again needs attention.
and thanking you for your past and
future patronage. am.
Yours very truly.
ID. EARLE ROGERS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
HAS
DINNER LIGHT LAW
}. A. MILLS ADVOCATED SUCH
SEVERAL YEARS AGO IN.
NEWS EDITORIAL.
Bright Head Lamps Are Worse Than
No Illumination In Causing Many
Accidents.

J. A. Mills OF the Wheeling News.
perhaps has the distinction OF having
written the FIRST editorial IN a local
paper against the glaring automobile
headlights. Mr.. Mills wrote the col
torial about three years ago. Inc
question naturally arose in the ma.
Jority OF minds. How Is one 10 pre-
vent such lights II the authorities IN
sist that one shall have his nghts
burntng!" Some tourists covered
headlight glasses with soap in driving
ABOUT the streets. During the Iast
year the problem has been solved. ana
today nearly half of the automobiles
are equipped with dinners.
The Parkersburs authorities are
seeing that all autos are SO equipped
The Parkersburg State Journal THIS
week in speaking OF the dinners. IN
part said: The ordinance recurring
autoists TO use DINNER lights espe-
eially In the business section was
issued some time ago. must be en-
FORCED was the order given the night
patrol BY the mayor The bright lights
OF motor vehicles blind pedestrians
ana are worse than none In many
cases. Accidents are more numerous
Win hem than without lights. Inc
DINNER lights make enough iilumin-
alton TO reveal objects in the path ana
sun not strong enough TO blind those
in the road"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
FROM STANDPOINT
OF PEDESTRIANS
CARELESS AND REcKLEs pRIv.
ERs KEEP THOSE AFooT
ON THE JUMP.
MANY Careful Men at the Wheel Here
and There Are Some Not
So Considerate.

mere is no denial that there has
Deeh an unusually large number OF
automobile accidents in the WbeeIino
uisulct since last spring. In fact.
mere nave been more throughout the
country than ever before during the
same period. The high-brows wonId
naturally reply TO this that the reason
is because there are more autorno-
plIes driven than ever before
nut AT the same time, AZ more can
uoh was used In proportion 10 the in.
crease OF automobiles there would he
no more accidents recorded thar A.
ing the same period last year.
some of the larger papers I'm the
country carried last Sunday a maze
syndlcated article Of court secisIons
IeiatiVe TO the pedestrian and the am.
tomobile driver. defining the nuestion
Nnlch had the right OF the street
Inc gist OF the decisions was that
each mad the exact right: that the ne
destrian should use caution in cross-
ing me street. and that the car driver
should do likewise. But It has be.
come so that the person afoot has IN
Nstch In many directions In crossing
an lntersecting street for approacb.
ing autos. and that when the bonker
- honked that IL is he or she who
mas TO jump out OF the way or no "A.
Ken 10 the hospital or morgue. Tbere
are however. many careful drivers
VINO SLOW down In crossing or enter.
ing streets sound their horn and con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
SELECTION OF CAR
IL Difficult Proposition When There
Are 90 Many Excellent Autos
In the Market

That u IL a most dlmcuit matter
n choose q car from tho many well
ceaigned MODELS fhi4 season BE- evil
dent from the tax heard q Wheel.
ing owner ~ a larFe car. who has
been buying machine every other
year or 20 Tor the past ten years.
struck the popular chord when be-
said That me pubic is more puzzled
Than ever when % came to selecting
an automobile Said ho
There are 40 many popular priced
cars on the market to-day. and an are
20 wrl constructed. that one contom
plating psrchaslnE q machine can
hardly go wrong in biz selection 10
he wants car that sells under 81 900
there are score Of weilbulH and
Beautifully modelled machines that
VII meet every requirement The
manufacturers realize that they must
give The most and fhe very best 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
PRAISES AUTO-LENS
O0etor Haskins Receives a Letter
From We'll known South
Side Banker.
Wheeling W Va

Wheeling. W. Va.
October 2sth. 1915.
City.
Dear Doctor have given tina
HASKINS NATURAL o. EYE ATrTO.
LhNs a thorough test extending over
period Of about thirty days. Inn cross
country driving under an weather con.
dltiOns.
They have proven more than satis.
factory. giving plenty Of Heht ahead
OF the car and also on the roadside.
mat enables crossroads and bitches
10 BE- seen readily. something that
cannot be- done with the ordinary
lights and all without any binding
glare.
Enclosed find check for S325 for q
pair Of eight 90 inch lens for tho
Ford az ] desire both my cars TO
be equipped with what I consider th,
best Lens on the market
Very truly yours
CHAs A. BOWERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

slider those crossing the streets: but
some other drivers sound their horns.
speed on AZ happy clip. and IL the
pedestrian does not quickly get out
OF the path he can suffer the conse-
quences. II has almost become a case
OF stop. watch. wait. listen and look
carefully" before one attempts TO
cross over a street. not only in
Wheeling. but every city In the eoun-
try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

tremoiy pretty design and win ths dstss
Of the race Inscribed on them and fnii-
e'te AZ Won the score made b. the com
lrli'r some were sold some silver
enN some bronze ae thr score ladc b.
tnc participant lu fno Ions rrfrr ~.
~ .A. lnrt were ordered fhrUuFn the
Jacob W. Grub lewciry store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Ihe MEDALS that were won ur the
competing members nf tfs Nherfir.-
Motorcycle club in their endurance run
g. Nndford Springs Pa. and return have
h'gn received and distributed to those
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
PROPOSED NORTH AND SOUTH
WEST VIRGINIA AUTO ROAD

The buying public for the simple rea-
son that competition Is too keen 10
do otherwise"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

EaTl BrauuliCh. local aront Tor tho
Harley Davidson motorcycle expects IN
shipment Of 1915 model machines 10
reach this city Tuesday. These viii be
thc very latest nludcl and will have ali
the latest equipment that has been an
piled ~ the manufacturer.
wesley House g. rc-nrrunHtng hfE
motorcy Gle sales room and a. Construct
tnr a repair shop iu the rear or the
building. The repair shop will be Mt
tel with All the latest equipment for
repairing machines and he expects to
have % completed within the next few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Although me rIdiur season D. prac-
ttrtlit over some of ihe local riders are
planning SUNDAY runs Co nearby ohio
aud FenuFy lrauil t1wua DO o. also
llFcly that several VII 70 Co Wash
.urtHu saturday Go roo Wneh.IrT plaf
MuakIuFum college at football
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

w. o.. Friedrich. local sporting goods
man and agent Tor tho Smith Mofu-
wheel expects RI shipment ~ the latest
model machines Co arrive within a short
time re says inst De expects the de-
munl this year Co be- much greater than
LAST season ar Friedrich viii also re-
ceivc one ~ the new POPE machines
within the next Few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

= WilFon Peter grubb. who returned
last week from n several days hunting
another trip ON hts two wheeler H. the
hunting country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Plans are beinE made bs the Wheeling
MOTORCYCLE club Tor o. winter mem ber-
Ship campaign. Lest winter "a campaign
unH conducted hv the club members and
lfH results were an gratifying that DO fa
tnr intention m tnr club fo again launch
RI rHmraian with Ihe expectation OF raia-
iuE che membership fo $50 or fgT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Eud' Nrunhaua enc well known and
cunnerial manager ~ the Hruunaus rea-
fnurarf h1a tired ~ ridinr alone and
hIa ORDERED eide car attachment Tor
Dr. buzz wagon NuH appeared nf the
told Earl tHaf De- wanted 3 Uarfev side
coz capable uf rarrNinE himself and ~
f.ir companion wneu De tahoa bic long
riua Earl VIII supply the needed ma
chine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

WIN thc arrival ~ the 1915 model
Unrlrr UnNifenn motorcycle ulhfrh an
D. nn dlenlav af che q ~ nraunfirh
etore Within the ncNf few days. will also
come tnH HortiunHi view 81 the Inside
WnfNIun ~ fHn nrw engine and WORKING
parts uf The motor This Oh one ffafurs
tnaf always companies THE Marley ma
chine and ia always very fnferanffnIr
oHNlnif ~ niNra plain view uf nH
vurklnE parts of the machine e. recfians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

President J. Lsudon Bier. Of the
W heciing Motorcycle club. who has
been confined 10 his home at Edgwood
TOT the past two months on account or
illness. II able 20 be out Mr.. Bier ex-
poets 10 attend the meeting next Tues
DAY evening at which time several mat
tets OF Importance TO the club will be
taken up. Plans Will be discussed at
this time as to the advisibility OF pur-
chasing pool and billiard tables and
othcr amusements for the Club rooms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

wesley House expects r. shipment of
i've ueu Indian machines Co arrive the
fIref ~ fhe seek TNfN are ~ the lafraf
r .dcI ani aiI are equipped with the new.
co devices ihaf Hre .uplied thfa season
Hf fN" N"nHn" company All five Of the
moo In'7 orc ordered and viii b. dcIiv-
fr.I aH soon HH hey arrive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Several Young men Of this city have
entered the contest that b. being staged
by the "lb.0or club. with the hope OF
winning the Henderson motorcycle that
u odcred az one Of the grand prizes
This o. one OF the latest Hendcrs1ns
out and T. equipped with Two speed
attachment ana has four cylinders u
viii be a valuable prize for some pros.
pcctlve young motorcycles.
bowman and lierroid. representatives
" the Excelsior and Thor machines are
now well established in their business
ana are expecting q shipment OF ma
chimes within "a few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

wesley House has purchased The ma.
chimes urr1 in ths 500 mile eudurrrrr
r.n from frYfUn fa New Tnrk. hv rrsr
I'd. ta Robert Robertson and Harvey
lI0ruard The Machines are au af tho
.st' model ard viii be placed on sale ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30

Wesley House. local representative OF
the Hcndce Manufacturing company
reports the sale OF an In Ian machine
TO Bernard Galbrith. Of Bellairc.