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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-08
The victoria's $25,OOO Pipe Organ Is
a Musical Marvel

The bugle cali. the drum beat, the
clarinet, the xylophone, the violin, the
cello and almost any musical instru-
ment can be duplicated on this great
pipe organ which has just recently
been installed at cost of s25 900.
This musical marvel is composed of
thousands of miles of wire, numerous
stops, keys and controls together with
the various musical instruments enables
the player to render any selection un-
der the most favorable conditions. 1t
is SO constructed that the player can
form a combination of the different
pieces of an orchestra and render the
selection as if it were really being
played by s, 10, or IL pieces as the
case may be. The person of any
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Domestics
Bleached Muslin. SC W

o2SoSASN 31NoAAA5 of JS'
regularly 7c; SO inches wide;
cut from full pieces.
Unbleached Sheeting, 24c
yd.-regularly 32c; 80 inches
wide; will bleach easily.
Sheeting, Sc yd.-regu-
larly 12112c; 40 inches wide;
cut from full pieces; will
bleach easily.
Unbleached Muslin, 312c
yd.-31 inches wide; 10 to 90
yard lengths.
Pillow Tubing, 15c yd-
regularly Zoe; 10 inches wide
cut from full pieces.
Sheets at 69c-regularly
95c; 90x90 inches, made of
Mohawk muslin slightly soil
ed; 3-inch hem.
Pillow Gases, 42x36 inches,
at 14c; 45x36 inches, at 15c
Bed Ticking, 14c yd.-
regularly 1Sc; in blue and
white, and fancy stripes.
Main Floor-BOWMAN's.
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works of these two favorite stars who
are known the world over as Every
body's Sweethearts. Bushman, a man
of the silent North comes East to
Chicago for change from the great
silence of the gold fields. Through
chance he becomes acquainted with
Beverly Bayne, and there starts three
reels of fine dramatic work by an all
star Essanay comedy. Saturday, the
king of comedians, Charles Chaplin,
appears in a new Essanay two reeler,
"The Jitney Elopement," and Charley
has some time getting married.-Adv*
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FRIDAY BARGAINS
China

Pudding Bowls, 59c set
value S3c; imported white
porcelain 6 bowls to set.
Jardinieres, 75c = value
$1.25; 10-inch size; footed;
made of heavy brass. Linn
tied quantity.
Crockery Jardinieres, 69c
value 9Sc and $1.25; blend
ed colors.
American Porcelain Dinner
Sets, $S.9O-value $500;
decorated with color band, in
terspersed with pink rose
gold line edge. 100 pieces.
Cut Glass Assortment,
S1.9S-value $2.9S, $3.50,
1898; consisting of jugs, eel
cry trays, bowls, two han
died nappies, sugar and
cream sets.
Basement-BOWMAN'S.
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DEER NUTMEG STATE PEST
Farmers Want Law to Shoot Barnyard
Invading Herds

Hartford, Conn, April S.-The House
of Representatives has adopted a bill
which would permit land owner or mis-
agent to shoot deer with shotgun on
his own land at any time in the year
The Senate had rejected the bill.
Members of the House declared that
deer are nuisance; that there are
more to the square mile in Connecticut
than in any other State in the union;
that herds of twenty-five are ordinary
sights in farmers barnyards, and that
peach and apple growing suffers more
from the animals than from any other
single cause.
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To Preach Annual Flower Sermon

Lebanon, April S.-The presiding
elder of the Episcopal church, the Rt.
Rev. D. 8. Tuttle, D. D., has appointed
the Rev. A. A. v. Binnington, rector
of st. Luke's Episcopal church, this
city, to preach the annual flower SER
mon at Christ church cathedral, st.
Louis, provided for by the will of the
late Henry Shaw, founder of the Mis-
souri, Botanical Garden, of that city.
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Draperies

Olive Velours, 45c yd.-
value Csc; 27 inches wide;
good quality.
Striped Tapestry, SOC yd.
regularly 75c; for cushions
and chair coverings.
Colored Border Scrims,
1212c and 1Sc yd.-value
lie and 25c; for window and
door curtains.
Mercerized Tapestry, 79f
yd.-value 95c; 80 inches
wide; maroon only.
Lace Curtains, csc pr
value $1.50 to 5000; white
and ecru; one pair of a kind.
Curtain Strips, 121ac-
value 25c; samples; one of a
kind.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Wash Dress
Goods

Juvenile Cloth, 121ac yd.
value 19c; 81 inches wide;
900 yards in the lot.
Crepe Plisse, 121ac yd.-
value 19c; 32 inches wide;
rosebuds and figures.
Lawn, Sc yd.-value 121ac
40 inches wide; black fig
ures in white.
Bates Dress Ginghams, Sc
yd.-value 1212c; in stripes,
bars, checks, plaids-best
washable gingham made.
Poplar Cloth, 15c yd.-
value 25e; &c inches wide;
half wool; mostly navy and
black.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Women's Wear

separate skirts, $l.SO-
formerly $500; some were
higher priced. Carried from
last season but of good de-
sign. Materials of the high
est quality. All colors.
Silk Petticoats, $1.19-
formerly $2.50-pure silk
messaline; all colors.
Wash Petticoats, 29c for
merly soc; neat stripes in
black and white; wide mod
els.
Black Petticoats, 800
formerly 75c.
Silk Dresses, $3.9S-for-
merly $40, $3.50 and SIS;
not strictly new, but can cas-
lily be adjusted to the latest
models.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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On the
Carpet Floor

Rubber Stair Pads-stand-
ard 1s-inch thickness, 6x1S
inches, at 1Oc, from 121ac;
7x1S inches, at 1212c, from
15c; 9x18 inches, at 16c,
from 1Sc.
Fibre Mating, 21c yd.-
carpet patterns; will not
fade; in tan, green and blue;
regularly 27c.
Wool and Fibre Stair Car
pet, 27c yd.-regularly 39c;
% inches wide; reds and
green's.
Tapestry Brussels Hall
Runner, 79c yd.-regularly
$1.00; yard-wide; green and
red combination.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Women's Shoes,
High and Low
Cuts, pr.

Various feathers, in black,
white and russet; good
styles; all sizes in the lot.
Values, $3.50 to $500. &
Women fine turned sole
patent colt Colonials, with
black brocade cloth backs;
all sizes to start the sale;
$500 value. Pair, $1.29.
Women S tan pumps, OK
ford and button shoes, most
ly Goodyear welts. Not a
pair worth less than $3.50,
some worth $500. Pair, CSC
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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At the Colonial

There's whole garden of beautiful
girls in "The Rose of Panama. the
t-.,eful and spectacular musical comedy
t...s leads the CoIonial's bill during
tue Iast half of the week. Unusual
sized audiences are just reveling in this
nifty attraction and there are reasons
TO believe that it will prove one of the
best drawing cards the Busy Corner has
had. Other clever turns on the same
bill include Howard Chase and com
pany in clever comedy playlet; Fran
els and Ross, the scenic dancers, and
Harry Sauber, the singing and talking
comedian. Interesting features in
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TOYS

Unbreakable Dolls, 79c-for-
merly SIPS; - crying dolls;
slightly soiled.
Character Dolls, S9c--value
$1.25 and $1.50;-dressed.
Express Wagons, $3.49-value
$4.9S;-with side boards.
All Tops reduced to half price
lie tops, 2 for 1c; &c tops, 1c;
4c tops, &c; SC tops, Sc.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Furniture

Library Rocker, $3.45-
imitation leather seat and
back. One only.
Early English Settees,
$2.9S-value 800; two
only.
Wheel Trays, $4.95-
value $500; three only.
Reclining Fireside Chair,
$11.75 = value $16.95;
equipped with foot-rest and
magazine rack.
Fumed Oak Sewing Rocker,
$1.49-value $500.
Fifth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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For Boys

Indian Play Suits, 100
formerly $1.00; sizes 4 to 10
years.
White Blouse Suits, SOC
formerly $1.00; sizes . to 10
years; slightly soiled.
Corduroy Knickerbockers,
65c-formerly S5c and $1.00
sizes 6, I, 9, II, IA, 10 and
II.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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David Warfield

One of the season. s most notable
dramatic events from local theatrical
standpoint will be David Warfeld's s
coming engagement at the Majestic on
Thursday evening, April Is. 1t will be
the occasion of his return to this city
in "The Auetioneer,' the comedy
that charmingly mingles smiles and
tears. and in which this popular actor
last appeared eleven years ago. But it
was thirteen years ago at the Bijou
theatre, New York, that Mr.. Warfeld
astounded the metropolitan critics, and
even his friends by his delicate art, and
fulfilled to the highest degree the pre-
dictions that David Belasco had made
for him. Adv
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At the Photoplav

After an absence of three weeks,
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne
again appear at the Photoplay in a
three-act special Essanay drama "The
Great Silence This dramatic produc-
tion made in conjunction with the
500 Lost Paragraph story in the
Ladies' World" is one of the best
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Hen Laws Monstrous Egg

Marietta, April S.-A hen on the
farm of Mrs. Sue Seldomridge, near
Farmersville, laid double -yolked egg
yesterday that measured eleven inches
in circumference. 1t was the largest
egg ever seen in the section.
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Laces and
EmbrOiderieS

25c and 39c 1S-inch Shadow
Lace Flouneing, yd.. 49,. 1Sc
10c Embroidery Gallons, yd.,
sc
10c colored Embroidery Edges,
121ae Point de Paris Laces.
yd., DC
39c to soc match Val. Sets,
insertions and edges, bolt, .29c
Main F1oor-BOWMAN'S.
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Hosiery and
Underwear

Women's Cotton Hose, Sc
pr, 8 prs. 25c-plain black /;
double heels and toes.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose,
42c pr.-value soc; plain
black or white; double soles;
wide garter tops.
Women's Underwe ear,
121ac-value 19c and 25c;
vests and pants; medium and
light weight; bleached.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Ribbons and
Neckwear

Odd ribbons, in different
shades and widths; formerly
Sc to 2oc yd. Friday, yd., SO
25c Venise and organdie
collars, 1Oc.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Notions

25c pearl Trimming Buckles,
19c
soc pearl Trimming Buckles,
35c
75c pearl Trimming Buckles,
SOC
soc, 69c and Toe white wash
Crochet Buttons, 81. .39c
10c, IL 1ac and 25c plain and
fancy Hair Pins, sc
soc and 75c Spanish Combs,
25c
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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production in body tomorrow even
ing.
Next Monday and Tuesday "The
Sign of the Cross' will be shown
Adv.
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Childhood q Ills at o.

Norristown, Pa, April S.-Elizabeth
Rigers, who week ago on her 95th
birthday, fell and broke leg, is now
quarantined ON account of being i'll
with mumps.
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Wife Finds Husband Suicide

Doylestown, Pa, April S.-The body
of John Myers, a prominent Plumstead
township farmer, was found hanging in
the barn yesterday morning by his wife.
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Silk Dress
Goods

Cut Pieces, 49c yd.-value
$1.00 to $1.39; crepe de
chimes, cascadue silks, satin
charmeuse, and silk and wool
poplins.
Silk and Cotton Crepe de
Chimes, 15c yd.-value 25c;
in black, white, light blue,
mais and pink.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC

uAfAt ksS 4&0
All week. s'Public Ledger" War
3 Pictures.
Monday and Tuesday, April 1913,
with daily matinees, Leroy, Talma
and Bosco Co.
Wednesday evening, Apra IA,
Sousa S band.
Thursday evening, April 10, David
Warfeld, in ''The Auctioneer. "
ORPHEUM
Every afternoon and evening, higA
class vaudeville.
COLONIAL
Every afternoon and evening, vauds
Vile and pictures
VICTORIA
Motion Pictures.
PHoToPLAy
Motion Pictures.
REGENT
Motion Pictures.
PALACE
Moving Pictures.
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Kitchenwares
O-Cedar Polish Mop. CSC

O-Cedar Polish Mop, 9Sc
value $1.25; triangular
shape.
Viko Aluminium Sauce Pan
Sets, 69c-value $1.60;
heavy metal, outside polish
ed; one each, ~, 2 and g.
at. sauce pans to set. One
set to customer.
Indurated Fiber Pail, 17c
value 25c.
Casseroles, S3c = value
$1,69; nickel-plated recepta-
Gle; 8-inch fire-proof liner,
with cover. {
Willow Hampers, $1.39-
value $1.69 and $1.9S; limited
quantity at this price.
Aluminium Rice Boilers,
S3c-value $1.69; ~ at.
capacity.
Galvanized Chamber Pals,
23c-value 39c; with cover.
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Bedwear

Crochet Bed Spreads,
$1.25-regularly $1.75; ex-
ira quality; Marseilles pat
terms; large size, and heavy
weight.
Embroidered Pillow Gases,
$1.25 pr.-regularly $500;
45x36 inches; all linen, seal
loped.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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10c and 15c w all
Papers at SC
and 10c Roll

This same variety and Sc
lection cannot be duplicated
at above prices.
Suitable for bed rooms,
kitchens, halls and dining
rooms, including floral
stripes, hair line jaspe eff
fects and two-tone shadow
designs.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Basement-BOWMAN'S.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
.Fll new GARAGE |.
Opened by Ransom | /:
MOTOR GAR COMPANY !
New Building is Located on
Fourth Street between
Main and Pike Streets.

The Ransonc Motor Car Company,
James r.. Ransone, proprie tor, \ opened
its new garage on Fourth street be
tween Main and Pike streets Saturday
afternoon. The old garage located on
Mulberry street viii be discontinued
and ali cars viii pc stored and work
done al the new place
The new building was designed by.
Edward J Wood, and is forty feet
wide. eighty feet long and one-story
hight. driveway is constructed in
the center Of the building, and Mr..
Ransone's office and store room is
on the right side Of the entrance On
the right side OF the. entrance is small
but prettily arranged show room. In
the rear Of the Office and show room
Is remain room or the garage where
there is enough room to accommodate
twenty large automobiles
In the rear part of the building on.
the left side is work room, one of the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Oil and Gas Development
Of the Weeks Operations.

Heater farm through the Gordon
sand and is making a test. without
much show Of getting a paying pro-
Queer. "
New Producer at Rosedale.
For the first time in several weeks.
the Roseda!e development in Birch
district, Braxton county. has COM
pleted new we'll The new well is
Wilkins and NIatych's second test on
the g. N. Snodgrass farm and is good
for twenty-five barrels day in the
salt sand. III the same district. Sands
and Stevens are drilling a test on
the J. j.. Carroll lot.
In Courthouse district. Lewis
county, the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany has started to drill a test on the
j. -. Turner farm. a m Flind eration
rim. Tenmile district, Harrison
county, "A. Sheets and Company have
started a test on the e. D. Shahan
farm. On Bartholomew run. Man
nington district. Marion county. the
Clayton Oil Company is down 1000
feet at a test on the T.. E. Fetty
heirs farm. In Warrington district.
Marion county, the Hope Natural Gas
Com anF is drilling wells on the f.
z. Price. ST.. Myers and j. r. ].
Blackstone farms.
The latest reports from Cabin
Creek district. kanaWha county,
state that the Columbus Producing
Company has drilledsin its No. on
the Williams Coal Company,s tract
into the Berea grit and it has de-
veloped strong gas pressure and at
4 ~ feet in the Berea- grit is spraying
some oil. The gas pressure is esti-
mated at four million cubic feet a
day. No. 2 on the same tract is de-
layed with a fl shing job The South
Penn Oil Company and the United
Fuel Gas Company are drilling inn
portant tests in the same district.
Southeastern Ohio. 4
On the Ohio side, in the shallow
sand territory in the Cow run dis
strict. Lawrence township, Washing
ton county. T.. o. Dauber and Com
pany have a show for anfeight-barrel
pumper. In the Woodsfeld district.
Wayne township. Monroe county, j..
Al. Lifland has completed a test on.
the @ Eckermansfarm and has light.
5pumpcr In the second Cow run sand.
This location is one-hal fmile north OF.
production.
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most comp 4te in the having two
large pits for work king under cars.
Afcompetent man is i'm charge OF this
department and all cars bought from
the Ransone Motor Car Company or
stored tfereSares taken care OF by him.
On the right side OF the BUILDING in
the rear is a washing platform
AL OF the latest machinery has been
installed in the work room and free
air may be had at the street by all
automobile owners A large supply
line Is also kept on hand at all.
times
nes Ransone Motor Car Company
sell the Maxwell. hevrolet and White
cars. III y
ar. Ransone, proprietor OF the COM
panJ-. is one of the cities most ener-
setic1 young business men and has al
ways enjoyed a good business since
coming TO the city, but expects to do
. much larger business in his new es-.
Enlistment. He is a firm believer OF;
the use OF printers ink as will be.
shown by his large add in this sec
ton or the Telegram.
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Dumb uni Fourteen . i Years
Girl Can Now
Talk

y BE1IStfH--Aa1ToS, APR. Id
Miss IS: Helen y Dodge years old daugh-5
ster5of Mr.. and Mrs. III ]. G.. Dodge. OF
Lestershire. born deaf and dumb, Will
deliver an oral Grafton at her grad
.uation from the Malone State Insti-5
tuoin for the Deaf and Dumb IN June.
Aiiss sDodges' case is considered one
OF the most re nla1skab bic in the history
of teaching the deaf and dumb. She
was placed in the Institution when
years oldsand has ben8a student there.
ever since.
Her teacher soon discovered that
she vas unusually intelligent and be-.
gan eSperimen ting in an effort To-
teach her to speak Her vocal chords
We're found to be Iii normal condition
and before she was d years old She
! had been taught to /. make sounds:
Which We're fntellig ible. She now
speaks as Distinctly and with as much;
expression as a person with the nor
NAL faculty of hearing and it is de-
fclareti that hers IS the first case Of
the kind in this. or any other insti-i
tuition. Z VI
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Vagrant Acts AS Own.
Judge and
Jury

ATLANTIC CITY. n. III. Apr. -
John Isl !: Richards, arraigned in the
police court on the charge OF being
q va grant decided his. own case and
Imposed jail sentence on himself.
s5 You'll have to SIT as Judge. jury
and Prisoner" said Recorder Gaslsill.
And lsWant you to be fair with your,
self no.
How do you plead, John 2? 2. qncs-
toned Richards OF himself.
Guilty, yer honor Was the PROMPT
reply In the same voice.
EIlll " Thirty days for yours and
may It prove a lesson to b, m Was
his own sentence Then he escorted
himself below To- start his term. .5s5
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d, We give you these two vital things, and
then just about every other detail Of re-=
finenent, comfort and endurance that you
can think Of.
examplew % a YOU buy us 1915 Mss,1 iii
you buy an exact duplicate of the stock
Maxwell cars III which :. lid Bill Turner
and 8 Billy Carlson broke two WorId's Re-
cords Il two Of thestongh hest, rough st noun
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

Heater farm through the Gordon.
sand and is making a test. without
much show Of getting a paying pro-
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I NEW .hPPERsON. HERE.

An Apperson a ight Six automobile
which was purchased BY John 2.
Kelley from the E. 70. Speaker agency.
was delivered to Mi. Kelley Friday.
The car is a beautiful one in finish
and appearance and its motor devef-
opes forty-fre horse power. It at
tlacted much attention from automo-
bile owners when driven over the city
streets the first time.
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tain hill-climbs ever made Mt. Hamilton
and Mt. Wilson. ss
Take speed and endurance, for example
when you buy q Maxwell you buy = car made
y by the same Designers same chief enRi-s
neer-from the same Maxwell Lahoratofy,
sheat-heated, tested steel, that was used n'the#
and 8 Billy !" Carlson both broke the 800
mil Nonstop race records IN Corona md
San Diego. Ak s Eli
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Here are the two vital things that any sane
man wants when he buys an automobile
Ii the first place
"a handsome, real automobile that
he can be proud to ride IN.
In the second place
. powerful, fast, economical auto
mobile that will take him any
where and bring him back.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

Low s'L Jp-keep', Carburetor
The. carbure tor used ON the Maxwell was gespec-
tours
dtnerent sections Of country have proved its
enctency It's quick reaponse-to throttle and Fits
been termed the .loH up keep. caFburetor.
lrreyersibles Steering Gear
T rn tn Of the 1918 Maxwell
MA1WeN irreysrstble steering lis
OF the expensive worm -EaarEtyp and its SUE
psrorty OYER every other type lies IN Its many
MS nsaranE surface of which operates
surface may be had dJustinE the gear anarter
o. = turn. In short. the Maxwell steering @Eear
mas TOUT times the adustIn ent OF anyother kind.
Heavy Car Comfort
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pull the car out Of nny mud or sand The Newell
nEthree-speed aelectfve sliding gear
because Maxwell engineers do not consider any
iotheF4 tTDe1to be worthy the Maxwell
Double-Shell$ Radiator%with Shock
Absorbing Device s.S
eST The Maxwell radiator Is of fhandsome design.
ETaefsfaiy ana nSit e
has ample cooling capacity. The rad ator il
mounted to the frame by means OF q shock abb
sorhtaE device on each sid re!ievess tho
raltatnr @. AZ twists and distortions OF the frame
sorhins device also minimiEes the possibility OF
radiator leaks. M
The Roomy Full -Passenfer Body
Adjustable Front Scat
The 1915 Maxwell has a full grown 6-pasxenEprs
BODY: front seat ~ you .cangmove
the really com orta BILE for the driver. No
cra1npsd legs for tall people uncomfortable
reachnE for short people Most drivers: seats are
made toS 1t ut
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
IrreYersible Steering Gear

Heavy Car Comfort sss
What surprises most psople q tho smooth. broy
The Washington herald., 1915-07-29
St. Johns May Carry 1900.

The big sidewheel steamer st. john.
the largest in excursion service on the
Potomac. was built for carrying large
crowds and her designers knew their
business, for though she has aboard
all the 200 persons the law allows
she keeps on even keel at all times.
That with 200 persons aboard the st.
Johns is by no means crowded, is
shown by the fact that when she was
first brought to the Potomac about
eight years ago. she was allowed to
carry several hundred more persons
than her permit now calls for. and she
carried them as easily as she now does
the smaller crowd. This reduction in
the number of passengers allowed on
the ST. Johns was a voluntary one on
the part OF the managers of the steam
er. The ST. Johns is making daily, ex-
cept Monday. trips to Colonial Beach.
leaving here Saturdays at 1880 D. NJ,
and other days at q. m Many per-
sons from this city are going to
Colonial Beach to spend their vacations
and a most delightful and restful time
can be had. Many go down on Satur-
days for the weekend and return on
the st. Johns. leaving there Sunday
at p. m.