The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

The new convention hall OF the chal-
mers Motor ompan has been COM
pleted and will be inaugurated with
Is. is ana IL. The new 5aii Siii sesSs
as a welfare hail for tnS smpioyss OF
the company and y much on The plan.
National Cash Register company plant
at Dayton
Lozier Motor company. Is the purchaser
OF the : q. V cOmROuy OF Readinr
Pa, and has removed The assets 70 New
carried on in rebuilding the company.
Mr. triedsberE IL also bringing the
builders OF the Lansden trucks to sue.
cess. and 20 better look alter his New
ark interests has recently taken up
his home in Newark.
William r. McCulla. assistant chief
engineer OF the Knox Motors company
Sineer OF the PACKARD Motor car con-
tany. Detroit. has arrived In New York
from England ON the steamer Rotter-
part OF the last year In france and mas
been on the firing line. having had
many novsl sxpsTieness With the Eng
send 10 America although much that
was new and interesting lid get through
10 r. Ed Spooner IN a series OF letters.
There exists today a serious short
axe OF cars along automobile row in
New York. and untitled orders are pill
ing up 10 such an extent that deliveries
Will extend far into the white. TINS
presages a general shortage In the
spring. The makers are 80 conndent
OF this that space Is being leased IN
which TO store cars during the winter
months 80 as to provide for the Spring
rush. The fear OF a material shortags
has reached broadway and dealers. ar
ter Investigation. place the possible out
put Tor 1915 NJ 200 600 cars Instead M
the million prophesied at an earlier
date: Preparations are being made Rc-
e~ordingiy.
p. NJ. Randall. the well known advor-
Using agency man, has resigned from
the Taylor-Critchficld-C lague Company
and entered business for himself under
the title OF the r. NJ. Randall company.
with OFFICES at sos Ford building where
ne viii handle "A number OF important
advertising
Owing to the volume OF orders on hand
the Anderson Electric Car Company has
been forced TO announce that Christmas
delivery can be promised on only 100
more Detroit electric cars.
II. II. Crawford. one OF the best known
men OF the automobile trade. and for
mer general manager OF the K-R-I-T
Motor Car Company. a position to which
ne advanced from purchasing agent. has
Joined the forces OF the Kelsey Wheel
Company, Mr.. Crawford receiving his
NAAAA III NV 1ANNAAkE AEAuE ana WA4
with the Weston-Mott Company OF Flint
until he came TO Detroit.
C. w. Tiffany. FOR the past two ysars
connected with both the Goodyear and
Gibney Tire Companies. has just been
PLACED In charge OF the Detroit branch
or the r c. McGraG Company. truck tire
manufacturers, Of East Palestine. Y.
Detroirs most successful race meet
Tor Ford cars had gained national promi-
nence and the example Of General Man
ager George w. Dickinson. OF the Mfchf-
gan state Fair. and president OF the In
ternational Motor Contest Association is
likely to be followed all over the coiin-
try. Curtously inclined persons who
were In Detroit at the time OF the races
gave publicity 90 the event and smoke %
the closely contested and interestins
contests which resulted. Their opinIons
were widely published with predictions
% other meets aronud the country Cor
Ford cars.
L. G.. Powell. late OF the Ford Motor
Company. Is now superintendent Of agen-
cies FOR the I-nteTnatIonai HSrvester
Company in Georgia AR. Powell spent
SIX months studying the motor truck
situation before taking up his new work.
When the American As
ISOLATION OF Fairs and Expeditions
nual meeting OF the international Motor
contest Association viii also be held.
The J. NJ. G A.. which has taken control
- A@"ANHn tA
dirt tracks this year. was the outcome
OF the rebellion OF the managers OF the
state fair tracks In the United states
against control OF the American Auto
mobile Association. The /. VI. G. a. has
sanctioned over 10 successful meets dur
enlarging it, scope for 1916 and With
every indication OF success in It's chos-
en- Held.
II Is reported that the wHys-over-
land company OF Toledo viii enter aa-
raclng cars VIII be placed under the
management OF Alex sloan. who races
under l. N. c A. sanction. following the
nrst track circuit VI fairs and exposi-
tons.
Henry p. vortkamp. Jr. president OF
the National United Service c0mpany.
has returned 20 Detroit from Philadcl-
phia. from which city n story was sent
ed with a warrant charging the obtain
inE OF $4,000 under false u-retenscs from
stewart y stolE o. Newcastle. Ind.
Mr. Nortkamp explains hat SIR. stolz.
who was IN charge Or the Philadelphia
omice Of tho National United Service
company. made the complaint as n rc-
suit Of misinf0rmati1u that had reached
him concerning the use of the money
Mr. stoiz advanced for the purchase
his complaint the mornine aftsr the
warrant was served and That arrange
msnts we're made o. return 90 Alr. stolz
from him and that SIR stulz is now
negotiating with him 90 asain acquire
on Interest in the National United Sar-
vice company. which deals ln autDm0-
lille accessories.
Including the cars built and shipped
from the Cadillac Motor Company plant
uu October %. Che production of fha
r~irhf-cVlinder type N cadillac car reach.
% $3.50 cars that DAP. Tho ehiumtnfH
started October no. 1919 and un October
? there had been shipped 1l.225 cars ln
the year
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