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The Washington herald., 1916-08-30
Norwegian Steamer Sunk.

London, Aug. ,29.-The Norwegian
steamer Renteria, 1.602 tons. has been
sunk. Nineteen members of the crew
were saved
The Washington herald., 1916-08-30
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and Vir
ginia-Party cloudy Wednesday and Thursday; not
much change in temperature; light westerly winds
The Washington herald., 1916-08-30
TEMPERATURE.

hlgneoLr IA lowest %
m, Il.
Temperature same date last yesr-Highest, "A;
lowest, 80.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-30

Flowers for Sick Folks.
Guides homegrown flowers always
please and last longest. 1914 F st.-Adv.
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ANN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ann Pennington, one ot III" small
est Stars wno ever created great son
satinn Gu Broadway. is Ill" star oil IN"
Famous Players prouuciinn, Susie
Snow wake" IN which tniS celebrated
little ZIrgfcld "Folllrs' star made her
motion plclurc DEBUT. fnou&h only
t1ur teci ten inches in helSh'. Mss
bennington has proven one OF tac
nost Colossal hits OF the musical com
cdy world. ~
The famous Players wisely select
cd Susie Snowflake there Is all IT.
luSve charm ahOu' the lite !hS'lt
wEica suggests n" d!mEuiIf' star
as the vr.lclc tur Miss l'"nEinS on :
debut. TINS SrrIU-Com:c tale. "A!ch Is
the Paramount attraction AT IN" VIZ
.inia TEra:rr Yesterday ana tndaF -
a story of musical comedy Ni".
There !: Il lorCr--n rear, hoEeSl io'
rr--and :GunG caap VINO ropes q"
win Suse.s favor through his ihohc!
bass; then there Is al uid asa "ho
mistakes Susie FOR AL uA>3phiSEcaI"a
little darling. In oInrr WORT. thsFc Is
wealth OF comedy and drama III
Susie Snow flake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
TIL: THEATRES
1.-THE UNBORN" COURT ALL
NEXT WEEK.

THE Unborn" with Gertrude Bond
hill in The leading rnlc, will be seen
al the Court theatre all next week.
story ard scenario arc by Gcors"
Elliott. Jr The story deals with 4
much discussed subject. birth control.
The Unborn" handles il in almost
unohjcc;iona manner. Tho picture
has oecn produced 70 serve a moral
purpose and as such it is All excel
len, and vivid rrc2chment. as we'll ds.
an Interesting and entertaining nr)-
duction. 1t strikes al the root Of an
evil and frankly shows the truth. II
doing 81. il makes a production rSpn.
cialI" nniighicning for parents. The
princira! role is played by Gcrr7ud"
RoEGnll. we'll known dramatic star.
who has hccn identified with Il larg"
number of successful thcatr;ca! FRO.
duc;innS Two performances daily.
matinee els and evening 81 E:l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Road Engineer Submits
Report To Commissioners:
Covers Amount Of Work Done In the
County for Past Fiscal
Year. u

George ". Steenrod. county road
engineer. has submitted report Of his
work for the fiscal year ending June.
50. 1916. it shows the county cons,
Structrd 24,501 square yards Of hftum.i
n0us macadam road, at cost OF
$36.i2o.26. Asphalt concrete measur;
ing 10000 square yards costing $23,00Os:
Concrete base laid cost $4,000. 1900
cubic Yards Of limestone were crushedS
b. the couniy's own equipment. 10000:
cubic yards Of limestone is now ON
hand with 10000 cubic yards con.:
trac;ei for. Al The cost Of 2.SS9 a so,
foot reinforced concrete bridge, with
walls costing $500 additional have,
been completed over Little Wheeling
creek. Another bridge is under eont;
structioa. Twelve bridge abutments.
have been reinforced. costing 81, 739 So
10000 lineal feet Of 12-lnch culvert has
been Installed. 9t0 miles OF road were;
maintained BY road supervisors at :.
cost Of 2l.90IS5. The cost Of clean.
ing and pitching culre-tS was 5! ,054.S5..
The cost of t>amnying large slips was:
Il $50. 10. ConCrC;e walls and detlectI:
Ing wings along streams cost sG.079.91.i
The total cost Of road work was
$lDl.iS7.%2. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
THE EYE OF THE Night"

Two excellent Triangle plays Will DC
the feature offerings at the rex IN"
alter today. "Th" t!r IF ~ MINT IS
The tive.reel drama n wh!ch Wltilih'
H. Thompson. The FAMOUS .'rir:a:' =
star, is featured. Mr., ThCmpsoh has
appeared in Il series of Trian:I" plays,
among which are 'CiTlIizaiinn ;
Child. The DIVIDEND and "Ptssy.
Hc is known from one end cr the
country 10 the. ether and hat starred
in various legttimat" attractions an
der the management or fTCAman'
Belasco and others.
One OF the valuable assets OF the
play IS the surprising beauty OF IT"
scenes. Among the more vivid scenes
of tho piece are those which SHOW a
fierce nerial attack on III" village, the
war being on important incident IN the
plot. William Thompson Is SUPPORTED
bv Marjory Wilson, who was William
RI Harris leading woman In The
Primal Lure" Chester Conktin. IN
His First False Step" IS In" latest
keystone comedy released and Will be
shown with the above feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
BABY SHOW
At West Virginia State Fair This Year
Promises to Eclipse the
One Last Fall.

II you have baby you should have
it in the big baby show to be held al
the West Eircinia state fair in
September. The show promises to be
the most interesting affair of the kind
ever held in this section Of the coun.
try, and all indications point 10 il
being humdingcr
The blue ribbon will be given The
prcttiest and most perfect child men
tally and physically. The award will
not be given because Of the social
standing OF the parents but strictly
on the average qualifying points of
the baby.
Parents who are thinking of cnirr.
ing their little darlingS may res as.
sured that the surroundings VIII be
entirely sanitary and capable nurses
will be present during the afternoon
to give every attention 10 the many
babies. Judging from present indica,
tions the show will he much larger
than last year, which was a grand
success, and scores of little oncs-wcrC
entered in the contest.
NAYS Preparedness Shoe Sale
Starts Saturday Morning July 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
THE WEAKNESS OF MAN
col O\IIA1

Another strong five part World Film
nhot0 drama Of unusual interest The
Weakness Of Man" with Holbrook
BIinn in the leading malN rel" opened
Il two days onsacCmoni al The Colonial
theatre Yesterday. This photuplay
WIS adapted from Count Leo y. Tolls.
tots last play THE Living Death"
and tells WILDLY 10 what depths 4 man
can sink when the lust CT lif" and
pleasure Is ingrained so dr"p in him
that domestic life is ii torture
The Weakness Of Man" is far more
interesting. gripping anG absorbing
than could be imagined from Il mere
reading Of the scenario. Besides Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth Cameron.)
Having It Out

jealousy. r"rt"r-.: ~n,i s"nS" Of IN
just:c" az" the ;hr:. most painful emo
tirnS in ;ae World.
And IN. wn:s. :S-tfe on" you are SUI
.ferlnc =. ~. m"mert.
\ tc;t.- friend writes :n:. taat Sh'. -
;aai"us. III her husbands attentions 70 n
nriEhhnr.
- don; mean ina; n" has any secret
affair with hrr" she says. blu; that n"
seems I" "nj"y h"c company more than
he dos n.ln". and that he pays her ri!
the i:ttt" attentions and compliments
that ~ has grown careless in giving u
mo. know perfectly VIII that he lows
me best bur I can't bear I" HAY" ni:n
sigh; IN: even in these minor things.
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,ur,. for her. | have tried not TO let him
$50 how te.l. and don't think ne Sus-
pc,tS That's what | want 10 Assn ~"
about. Would it b. better for my peace
~ mind 10 have i, out with him."
jealousy Almost Never Takes Advice.
Pnur iady how | wish | could help
rnr, Eut the trouble with jealousy is
that although II sometimes asLs advice
il seldom takes II. ii ~ 70" rihrraSoh-
Ing. -" primitive an emotion I" BE- con-
;:uileu b.. the in&l billions "t Judgment
Nev-rt hrlesS--. II might 3" better
:or your present p"ac" OF mind 10 nave
i; out with your husband. lie wot!u
doubtless rcaSsurc you u your heart ;
crnt"nl. Eut d" you think II would be
best Ter yuur ultimate peace:
In The first place. you give him n
sanS.. If power py letting him know
,h.,t. your arc so easily made jealous.
And power is dangerous thing, even 70
,n. best "f us. | don't mean that he
would deliberately plan 10 hurt you. bu,
il, moments OF transportation and thought
l.sSn.Ss tha; do come even 70 happily
married people. ne might use the weapon
YOU have thrust into his hands.
The Unnatural Atmosphere
Again. isn't there dang"i that you
nigh: create an unnatural atmosphere :
SUPPOSE h. does rcaSSure you to your
hearts content. and proves his sincerity
BY naSlecting her and being especially
attentive to you" Won't you suspect
him Of making an effort TO DO these
things. of putting II on"
| once knew n wife who confessed her
jealousy TO hcr husband. He assured
her that there was no foundation for II
q, all. and went "ut OF his way 10 be
especially tender ard sweet. Blu, 10 h"t'
,ht SAVIOR hac gone nut of his tenderness
because she couldn't feel that II was
spontaneous. The made her suspicious
and cxactlng. which ultimately eNasper-
ated him. 1t took a big shock and a
big experience to finally get them back
INFO normal relations with each other.
Try Everything Else First.
I hesitate TO say. Never admit that
YOU are JEALOUS" because there may be
times when having it out" brings moro
relief than bad results. but l do say.
Try everything else first"
Be just as attractive IN every way as
you riLn. both 10 youur husband and 10
others Don't deliberately try TO make
your husband Jealous. That's too obri-
GUS but show rim that. ynu can enjoy
and be enjoyed by other people.
Keep your jealousy down. If you let
it get up in the TOP of ynuur mind. you II
be showing II unConsciously.
II you can win out without showing
your own hand you've Won one Of the
biggest battles Of life.
crelttullS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
An Easy Way To Reduce
Flesh
Drink Hot Water and Taso Tas5co

Haven't you often wish",. tor II med!-
cinr 30 reduce your !rsan Something
tina; docs not require dIrt!nv u: calls
themes" Well. right her" y"u hnr- Il
in i-grair tassrO tablets which "uu may
secure al g. i. iirirsl * 20. They mr."
pleasant to TAKE. perfectly harmless and
caGS'. no restrictions ~ habit ~ eating.
and rcduc" IN" flesh. little lay lite. until
ynI arc down ~ tho number "f pounds
YOU wish to weigh. To" 'nucn flesh is
urdns!rnhlr rs most quite STOUT l":upe
vii; readily admit. and II irtrnrts from
ones good appear rance; makes ono
clumsy and short az hrrnth.
Thcrn isn't any reason why anyone
should be too stout. when there's this
rnuch-tri"d perfectly satisfactory rem
cdy nj {. H. t;r.cst Il co. Tassco tablets
don't forget the nnnlrl ar" recommends
I'd by Physicians and are guaranteed tt
bn perfectly harn:l"ss. Refuse smhsti-
tutccs. If y"G can not. com" 10 our store.
We Will mail taSScn 10 You.
SOC BOX FREE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
MINER IS INJURED
Is Caught Under Fall Of Stone at Red
Bird Mine at Rsyiand and Suffers
Broken Leg.

Louis Tralna. an Italian miner en-
ployrd at tho Red Bird coal mine at
Rayland, was caught under a fall OF
stone yesterday shortly after noon, RI.
ceiving fractured leg and several
bad bruises. He was given attention
BY Dr.. Joseph Hunter of Rayland and
later brought 10 the Martins Ferry
hospital in an ambulance. where Drs,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Mrs Turner Entcrtains.

Mrs. William Turner nj sand Hin,
was hostess 10 IAr members OF her
former Sunday hoo! class ct ihe
Methodist church VI that place iii
lawn party Tuesday night. Ihr lawn
had been catch:Hgl y decorated, ana
this 1oeclncr with Tie house was uIil-
lzed By the guests. N II cl"ch ne
guests repaired 10 the dining room
where a repasr had been prepared for
their enjoyment.
Those who awaited themselves OF
Mrs Turner's courtesy were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Muscular rheumatism

This sometimes comes on suddenly
and is often mistaken for A sprain
Mrs. Conrad Oliver. Little Falls. n. y,
writes. About three years ago my hus
band sprained his neck. We had Il bot
tie of Chamberlain's Liniment in The
house and applied il. After using ii
a few times all lameness and stiffness
of his neck and shoulders Gisap-
peared." Obtainable ererywhere.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Charity Function.

The ladies OF The Associated Chart
ties board have announced the holding
of a dance at beautiful Wheeling park
on the night NJ Monday. August {. for
the benefit 0f the Ere" Dental clinic.
Prof. and Mrs. Jelly will pla". Tickets
may be had al Tho following places:
Iaspar e. Baum company. Davis. Rurk.
ham e. Tyler. Associated Charities OF,
fec and from the members. The af-
fair is in charge of committee COM
prising Mesdamrs John Stevenson. T.
G.. Burke and Cecil \. Robinson and
Miss Frances Ogden. Wheeling So
cieiy. always instantly respondent 10
deserving appeals. will SOC 10 it that
tho function now programmed is not
only a brilliant social success but 4
winner financially in behalf Of most
worthy c2uSc
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Blinn, the cast includes such stellar
PLAYERS as Johnnie Hines, Eleanor
Woodruff and Alma Hanon, among
others.
The engagement of this powerful
drama closed To-Day and is deserving
OF large patronage. Series ten me
Social Pirates" is the added feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
cho,unr Err Rride Elect

complimentary TO Miss Marie Hoose
who Is 10 hr bride " the coming
month Mrs George REGGIE and Miss
Josephine Donovan enterianed mum
Der Of friends with linen shower AT
their home in Chanial court. Tuesday
evening. Decorations had ben prct.lly
arransei and the event proved very
delighlful.
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For Recent Bride.

Mrs. Harry Waterhouse. IT.. re.
cent bride, was honored al a pretty
reception given Tuesday evening ut
The home of Mrs. Thomas Parker,
1906 Chapline street Mrs. Water
house was Miss Edna Butter. dauch-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Butler,
of South Eoff street. Mr.. Water
house. who was also cucs, a. the
affair. is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Watcrhouse. Sr., Of South Chap!inc
street.
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Entertain With Euchrc,

The members Of the Cleveland Club
were delighffully entertained last night
with ruchrn party ar the rcsi"'@"o
Of Mrs 1ohn McAhams on Eiehtc"nrh
street. Following an interesting even.
inC n cards. prizes were awarded 10
tho successful players and refresh
mNnts were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
To Bethesda,

Misses Ethel Kicrr. Margaret Span
slcr. Blanche Meek. Dorothy Tillet,
Winona Dorsey. Ruth Ronar and Mar.
tina Wagner compose a parry leaving
for Bethesda. Saturday. where they
will spend q week in the "Sunshinc
Inn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Misses Edna Dobbs or Snlithflnlf.
and Nora Lndcll Of Fnllanshee. were
honor guests al 2 delightful party 2iv-
on by Miss Miriam Samuels Of Martins
Ferry. Tuesday evening. Dancing and
"ames were the popular diversions OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Miss Ethel Thomnsnn. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Thompson Of Sar-
dis. O.. and, Mr.. Marvin Mariner ot
Follnasbnn. was married a. tho parson-
age Of tn" Thomson VI. +. church.
Sunday. July o. by Rev. W. c. Hart
niger. pastor NJ the church They will
make their homo ir FOllanShec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Mcssrs and Mes
In Tennis Tourney.

Miss Katheryn Gilbert is playing in
the mixed doubles Of The tennis rcnr-
ncy now in progress at Atlantic City.
Miss Gilbert is a remarkable player.
and local friends expect wonderful
results when the tourney is ended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Katherine Pfarr. Hnss NaihiSnn.
To Hampshire CLUB.

Matchmaking several doligh'fNl DAYS
al lhn popular Hampshire club. soy
oral nf The Younger member; Cf 'hc
social sci will leave this rnnrnnG for
a weeks STAY. Mr.. and Mrs. n: r.
Whitaker will chap"rn2 IN" mart" il!
which will be included fhr following
Misses
Nelson Whitaker. Margaret J. Irwin.
McSE~&.---
Francis Wood. Robert Reed
.Gporcr Wilson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Carol McGinnis Of Martins Ferry ands
Hunter of Rayland attended him. His :
condition is not serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Copies Of the following invitations
have been received by large number
of friends in the city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Riley York
request The pleasure OF your company
al the ,"cddinc reception Ct'their
daughter
Florence LOST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Included in many ri tha events Of
tho week. tho affair that promises 10
10 ono Of the most interesting is: tho
second series of golf 'oHinamnnts for
The ladies \ previous event which
was held Only 4 short time Ego proved
4 success. and rnday's. judging from
The interest that has been manifested
will rqua! that Of tho former, The
golfers will hc accompanied by large
gallery. Participating will be:
Mc*d9m"S
II. F. RchrnnS. Earl Adams.
George Hewitt. Edward Sr!fel.
Misses
Inri,n pfnrr Enss Nh hi Snn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
ELAN 9
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. Csc at all druggists.
PARTY Mountains.

the evening and al SraSOnahle houl
Il dainty luncheon was served.
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And ihcn. suppose he should come 70
.,..,r,. :nr h,r | have tried not TO let him
So how | fol. and don't think he sus-
poets That's what l want TO ask you
abnut:. Would it d. better for my peace
uf mind 10 have il out with 'hln'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
DINNER DANCE
LARGE AFFAIR
COUNTRY CLUB FINDS ENJOY.
MENT FOR MANY OF WHEEL
ING SOCIAL SET.
Large Verandas Filled with Diners
Dancing Is Pleasant Diversion
of Evening.

One Of Tho largest midsummer din
| ncr dances ihar have been held At IN"
! Country club MAS enjoyed by !arS'
number nj Whcriing'S s0cia! folk last
i evening While in" Temperature reg
! istnrcd Just degrees lower than IN"
! highest mark Of The year. cooI
! breeze waited through the large YER
andas, making il mos pleasing Tor ms
! diners. while it was still more so Tor
those who enjoyed Ga!CinG later III the
evening.
The event OF last evening had beef,
planned by Manager Louis pmmry,
! and this, not unlike hose mat have
! gone before. proved 10 h" most de-
! liShtful mcthod nf passing an evening
Of Midsummer. Reservations ilau
been made b. 4 large number for din
nor. and for this an elaborate menu
| had been prepared. Dancing in tho
evening vas another delightful feature
! Of 'hc curprIainmcnt. many motoring
! 10 the hilltop resort in lime for a le"
! dances. Gump'S SaNaphnne orchestra
pleased with an enchanting dance pro-
gram.
| One Of the largest PARTIES for din
| ncr was that q! Misses Marie SiIt"l
and Elizabeth Paxton. who acted as
! hasirsscS 10 an informal affair compli.
menting Miss Lucille Ballard of Los
Angeles. Cal. Misses Stifel and Pax
ton had the following:
! Misses
Lucille Ballard Eleanor Holloway
VIRGINIA Mckee blanche Warlicld
! Georgia Bowie Sarah Whitaker
! Margarct Herrey Virginia Hoffman
Marie Stifrl Elizabeth Paxton
| HcsSrS.--
| Tom Nrarne Harve Pollock
T.. J Stone Carl Schmidt
i! George Whitaker Tom Beartie
Henry Hazlett Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes Simpson Charles Fncny
This dinner dance afforded the
hostess 4 most delightful opportunity
OF complmcntinG the many visitors
| who arc in the city. Several groups
were Of this nature. Mr.. and Mrs j,
! G. Brady entertained for Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Whiilock Of New York Mr.. and
Mrs George J. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Mckinley. Mr., and Mrs. q. J.:
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Lewis. w
W. Holloway. Mrs. G. J. Milton. Mrs.
&C. II. Simpson, John Duncan. Julius
/ Pollock and A. F. Hustead entertained
small individual groups, including the
following:
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DR. Ivan l''aWCett

Dr. Ivan l'awCett
IA Wednesday cVtnin" August second
nineteen hundred and sixteen
eight thirty o'clock
623 J Street. EOruh Tacoma,
Washington
Al Homo alter October first
WheC!lng, West Virginia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-26

Almost "a horsepower from this reg
ular stock Maxwell engine.
"a actuci, b~Gke horSe-p Oaper'
Proved by an accurate dyn2mometer
test made in the Maxwell laboratories
August 10, 1916.
There has beer a lot Of talk about
horse power, and we just want TO let
Maxwell owners and prospective owners
know that in respect 70 horsepower, as
in most other respects the Maxwell
leads by a comfortable margin Not
that we attach such great importance to
horsepower We don't We never have.
horsepower abundant horsepower
is only one OF many superior features
of the Maxwell.
We are selling motor cars complete
motor cars not engines or horsepower
Horsepower is matter that is second
airy TO motor efficiency and economy
A giant has no advantage if he does not
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-26

apply, Or wrongly applies, his freneth.
M,&we!l cars have horsepower all
you want on need probably more per
pound o. car weight than any other
automobile ii the world
bat We don't make any loud cry
about il.
Because We have more than horse
power 60 sell You.
Because you are, and should be, inter
eSted iii results, the nof effectiveness of
pO1Ver.
We challenge competitive tests We
invite comparison.
Because we absolutely know that no
car of its class or weight can surpass
the Maxwell on speedwayS, on rough
roads, through sand or mud, anywhere.
And because we know, and you will
know, that, everything considered, the
Maxwell is the WOrid'S Greatest Motor
Car Value!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-10

tDtrb bebauptet, buB Der ,Drate" nit
Dem DEoon" I'M S6lepptqu in 8ers
muoa angetotmmen iei, nu6bem sr bag
S9tff 200 Meilen melt sei6leppt. Ser
"globe" berOffentIidt bann einen re.
9elmdbisen, Bis in bic tleinIten Ginssts
betten sebenben 8eri9t ii6er bas @es
fs6t, bas bret Stunben sebauert bu,
ben lou, unb er 9iebt iosar bic gerlufte
auf beioen Seiten an. Gum S9luB
tpurbe bebauptet, baB auf bem r9aoOn"
unb ben spei arbersn beutIden Dams
pfern 719 Wtann gefanssn genouumsH
porben Ieien.