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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
J. Eerndon Abbott

Spr,lai Dispatch Ia III" Inic!rrnrrr,
FAlRMDNT. ". N.t.. p.r. -.
lirrndun Abbott. aged IN years. man
:: ger Of the Manlty Hotel here. died to-
night ut !:2n o'clock III tho family apart
n,"ntS in the huir!. II" was taken i'll
Il few days az" with i"nstllus. which
brought OH Il heart ELECTION causing his
d":.lh yr.y unexpectedly. Mr.. Abbott
was formerly connected with tn" thhn-
,r,llnr Hotel. Petersburg. tn" I<anawh;I
Hotel. of charleston. ann WAS nnr nf
tn. most prominent hotel men in tho
NiLio. II" MIS- naii%r Of Fairmnnt
:trd MAS II SON 1T tn. lat" Vernon Ah-
i"'Ii.. His family is on" Of the oldest
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Lost Nine AirplareS.

BERLIN. Doc. - Thy wireless 10 Say
yiIl.l Mine airplamrS We're lost by the
Entente IN aerial "ngagcInrnts along the
western front yesterday. lhr war office
announced to-day. There has been vlo-
lent artillery activity in the NpreS
salient and in the region north nE the
River SnnlnlL.
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funeral For Miaa Mendel.

lativcs attended tho funeral services
held last evening at $50 o'clock for
Miss Mary isabel M"ndcl. in the family
homo. Is Twelfth street, where her
death. occurred last Sunday lnmrninG.
The Rev. DIR. Charles II. Robinson. OF
the First United Presbyterian church,
oniclatcd Intcrment will h. private in
Greenwood cemetery this morning at 10
r'r
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Tako Entire Supnly,

WNSLIlNt;TuN. lic,. "S.-Srlr british
government has contracted for the en-
tire cXuorlahlr supply Of New Zealand
meat until at least three months after
the close Of the European war. accord
ing IL reports reaching the t'ummcr',:
from its agents abroad.
Higher prices will b" Paid than the do
niinion'S export supply commanded last
ven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Funeral for Mrs, Heatou Friday.

Friday afi"rmnuu ~ :: nCl"ck funeral
services will Il" held in, tn" family hnmc.
Isl sixteenth street. for Mrs. Sarah !.
Il.atuI. wife of Andrew i. ll"nt"n.
whose death Occurr"n Tuesday night.
The Roy. W. II. F'i,ids of the First
Christian church. with which rrnH:"Ea-
tiun Mrs. Hr;tlnn WIS long ldcnt iii"d,
Will nfriciAie. IutrrIu''ut Will be III
Greenwood cemetery.
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Satlincs Kant Secrat.

BOSTON. lr". 21.-News Of move
mruiS ur British vessels. to and from
this port will u" withheld by agents nt
the various Lines ;iS Il result of an order
received to-day. frum their head offices
ut Liverpool. MI sailing lists have been
destroyed and newspaper ADVERTISING nt
cyucrtcd SalineS has been withdrawn.
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william Fitzgerald.

William Fitzgerald. aged ~. died in
the family home. ?"i Nr' 'oti"ch Str""t'
Yesterday morning at ~ u'clnCk. n"
had been i'll only Il Sh"r, time. SIR. FitZ-
gerald had lived IN this community
nearly all his life. II" WIS "mrl"y"d
at the Wheeling M"lh and Foundry
rrmpany'S nlant and was Il m"inh"r ~
- JnSnpiI : cathedral. II" leaves his
wife who before her nIIrriHG was Mi -
Elizabeth rrumha"krr: three sons. VIII
liam, I;cur-, and Francis Fitzgerald
lie is survived by no relatives i'll Ire
land. whcr" h" was born and spent ms
childhood.
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FOR RENT
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

StockhoIdsrs' MeetiaS. ..' Z
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of The
Wheeling e. belmont Bridge Company. Will b held
at tho office Of the Company. In Wheeling west WV
sInia, OIL Monday, January !. 1917. between the
hours Of . and o'clock p. IN. for the election or
managers 10 serve during the ensuing year. and Tor
the transaction Of all business that may come befoft
tho meeting including the proposed donation 70 IL
city Of Wheeling OF the 'iOld Fair Ground" o.
Bridge Park property Of tho Company for Public
Recreation and Park purposes. -
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling, W. Va, December Is. 1916.
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Funeral FOR Albert r. sapp.

Yesterday Afternoon funeral services
were held for. Albert r. Sapn. the aged
Southern man who died Sunday, in the
home Of his daughter Mrs. George
Thurman. 90 Main street. The Rev.
w. II. Fields of the First Christian
church. WIS In charge. Burial was in
Nj Zion ccmctrrv
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z. C. Il. GlnRhorne.

PiAINEIEI.n. y. j.. pee. 2I.--f'ranc!s
Charles II. I.anghnrn". who WAS mcnl-
her uf Il "0'nmitf"" that selected the
nam" for the frHt"rnnl Order "f ElkS
died n his hnm" here today. His vote
j., said 10 have decided tn" choice of the
r.Iks instead III EuIfulOs.
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Leave for Coronation.

LONDON. bee. -. ia T.. m.-.-N Nirn-
ma despatch forwarded iN way off AM
StcrdaIn. says that Emperor Charles and
l,nI,lrSs I"it:. uf Austria. left the Aus
TRAN ca1iial to-day. accompanied by Il
large suite for their coronation al
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D I E D

LARKHART-on Wednesday. December q. 1916. At
Gi0 O'Clock .. m. At his late rcsideocs. No. ~
Fifth street. SAMUEL LARSHART, u tAs 62rd
ycar VI his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HANDLAN-On Wednesday. December Il. 1915. at
- O'Clock D. H.. WILLIAM II. HASDLAi.
aged o. years.
Funeral from the family residence No. 3lo3 Chlpllns
street. Friday afternoon at 80 O'Clock. Interment
private ut Greenwood cemetery.
heAT0N-un Tuesday December Is. 1916. at 9I5
uclnck T. H.. at thu family residence. Ill SlI.
trrnth street. SARAH j., wife OF Andrew r.
jteatGu.
Funeral services at the home at o'clock Friday
afternoon. Friends invited IntcTment private. st
Greenwood cemetery.
iPEHDERGRAFT-On Tuesday. December IS. 1916. ct
;;:JJ O'Clock u. nj. at her home In Cameron. VI.
Va MRS. MARIA V. rESDERGRAFT. In the
6Sth year Il her
Funeral Friday morning at 10 O'Clock. II 81. Mar
tins Catholic church. Cameron. Interment In
81 Martins cemetery. &.
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Z5S231Z;l!

The best possible Christmas pres
ent for yourself. your son.. daughter,
father, mother, wife or other relative
or friend, is. beyond all question. a
I'aden City lot. which if wisely chosen
and held will easily double your
money in very short time Paden
City industrial advantages in our own
chosen lines are beyond competition;
hence Paden City Industrial prosper
ity. Prices must easily double and
triple. Visit beautiful Paden City
the first fair day. The next increase
in prices will probably be before De-
cenlbcr IS. UNIFORM prices TO ALL.
Paden City representatives tell the
truth. Paden City tickets free to &C
tual investors. Ask any OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28

LONDON. Dec. 81. 6:4 p. m,--RuS-
sia's reply to the German Ifeace pr"-
posals was telegraphed Monday to the
French. government. says a Reuter- drs-
patch from Petrograd, 1t adds that til"
Swiss minister has handed 30 tn" Hn,;-
sian foreign minister the note of tn"
Swiss government supporting President
Wilson's note.
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Minister Called Home.

FARIS. Nct. -. %:l5 u. md uan San.
chez .Azruna. MrXi'au minister to
France aEd Spain. will sail for the
I'nitch States on board the Steamer NJ
fnnSn Xiii. having been called home 10y
his government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Two Women Die.

Special Di>pal.h t" III" IntrIlIg"nc"r
rLAl;kSEUEH. ". Va. Dee. -
Mrs. Martha f'lahrrIy. widow "r Th"s'
E'lah"riy is dead at Mcintyre. after
lruS illness. aged o..
Mrs. Elizahrih !. WclCh il dead ut
her hume on Monticello avenue. IF in
lirmilirS, aged 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28

Madge-I was awfully angry with
him. He tried 10 kiss me-.
Marjorie - What made him chonse
his mind?-Judge.
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French Press Comment.

PARIS, Zee. 81. 1885 u. n.-The
newspapers today commented freely on
Germany,s reply to President wilson =
note concerning peace , All OF 1 not con-
tanned in the first communicating oil
DR.. Won Bethmann-HollweG's the GER
man imperial chancellor. except mat I
proposes q conference N some neutral
CAPITAL: +. savs the Tamps Invites
her adversaries to a conference with
out making to them any disclosure or
what she proposes to say until their
delegates surround the green |iotn et.i,
The Temps then attacks III netai!
what 1t terms the systematic mendacity
OF DR.. Won -Hollwcg respect
ing the origin Of the war ana alleges
that he changed the date OF the note OF
Cnunt Won Berchtold. the Austrian for
eirn minister, of which the chancellor
spoke recently In the reichstag the
newspaper asserts that while Count Won
EernstorfT says one thing in the Cnlteu
States DR.. Won Bcthmann-HollweE says
another in Germany, and expresses tho
hope that Washington will now 6r aole
to measure the sincerity OF the German
governments declaration.
Germany desires peace, that is cyl.
dent" continues the Temps. hut i Will
he n German peace which she VIII tear
from her adverSaries by ruse. no'
having had the power TO conquer IL ny
force. That Is the Significance OF the
,naneuvcr which outlines itself more
clearly every day"
; La Liberte remarks that Germany re-,
ceiyed the American note December -
and that her reply had already left Rer-
Newer in the exchange OF commu-
ntcatlons with the Gorcrnment at WASH
ington." says La T.tbcrte. has Wilhelm
strasse shown such CELEBRITY. In the Pc
Rod of the torpedolnS Of ihc Lusltania.
cor,7nnv allowed entire months to pass
without communicating to President
Wilson explanations embarrassing ana
belatcd.
1.-THE Germon note Is silent on m"
essential point; 1t cvaGps that entirely
Our enemy declines 10 unmask her bat
teries. The trap is moro evident than
ever. but the Allies will not he caught
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Anran ON RanlY.

LONDON. Dec. 81, 6:23 p. m:--EnGlnnd
and France have fully agreed upon the
farms Of the reply to he made to the
peac proposales Of the Tcntonic Allies.
The Associated Press learned at th" For
eign Office to-day. 1t IS hoprd here
that the answer may be despatched by
thee end Of this week but other nations
of the Entente. although agreed in prin-
"iplc. may require verbal alterations
which would necessitate further delay.
It ia expected that once this reply has
been forwarded the response to Pr"Si-
dent Wilson's note will follow very
shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Mrs. Katherine Finger.

Mrs. katherine Finger. wife OF J"hn
ZlnSer is dead in the family home. II"
Main street. Death occurred yesterday
morning shortly before 3 o'clock, fol,
lowing u lengthy illness of dropsy anu
heart disease. :,
Mrs. Iingcr was horn in Germany -
years ago, and came t. this country
with her parents. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wolf, when 4 child. They To-
Gated in Marietta. D.. and later removed
To this city. Mrs. Finger was n member
q. ST. pa,ll's German Evangelical Pro-
tcStant church.
She is survived by four daughters
Mrs. Clara Mckeever. Of kirkwood. g.:
Mrs. Emma Mcclure and Mrs. Tillic
Gates. OF this city, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Boyd. of Warwood; also three sisters
Mrs. Drummon. Of Marietta. o.: Mrs.
Langraft. OF Claysvill". Ky. and Mrs.
Caroline KronjaeEer, of this city.
Funeral arrangements were not com
r;etcd last evening hut services will
likely he held in tn" home Friday aft
-rnuon with the E"v. august g lIaS"h''
"r 81. Taul'" church. officiating. Burial
will be in a local cemetery.
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GERMANY WILL MAKE
Continued from First PaEe.)

do toward bridging the gulf in case
the allies hold to their opposition 10 a
conference is the subject OF serious dis
cussion among officials. but as yet no
concrete proposal has been advanced.
1t is said officially that it even has not
vet been decided whether this country
will send on 10 the Entente the Teu-
tonic reply TO the Presidents note, as
embodying new suggestion, or whelh'
er it's mere publication here would be
considered sufficient. The official text
of this reply still is awaited. and no
further step is expected before II ar
riveS The extreme delicacy or the
situation and the fear of mis-step on
the part of each group Of belligerents
convince officials that it may be long
time before any really substantial re-
suit is obtained.
That the allies will declare that
there must be military solution TO
the war. both in their note to the Pres.
ident and in their reply to the Central
powers, was the growing belief here
Today, both on the basis Of statements
at the allied embassies and from Ca
bled press comment. A London dis
patch to-day, following one from Pc
lrograd yesterday. as we'll as lnuma-
tions from both Paris and Rome, that
the allies could not discuss peace I'M
Ill they actually held the territories
they considered essential for their flu
ture, was taken to indicate that the al
lies want to wait for a substantial mil
itary victory and a reversal Of the pres
ent military situation.
A Decided Surprise
Great Britain's invitation 10 the
Premiers Of all the colonies 10 attend
an imperial war conference 10 dis
cuss possible conditions on which.
in agreement with our allies, We
could consent TO its termination.
proved a decided surprise here where
the step was taken as indicating the
seriousness with which the peace
movement Is viewed in England. The
holding Of such conference, now
eyer, is expected 10 be subsequent 10
the allied replies to-SPresldent VIII
son and the Central Powers, and lot
the purpose of outlining much broad
er policies than have yet appeared.
Secretary Lansing was with Pres
ident Wilson for thirty minutes today
but said afterwards he had discussed
matters of minor importance: 1t was
stated that Mr.. Lansing and the Pres
ident will confer more frequently in
the future than they have in the past,
in order 10 do away with the, custom
of transacting much of their business
by letter.
Although Secretary Lansing said
today that full information regarding
all of the recent submarine attacks
on vessels in which the United States
is interested is in the possession 81
the State Department, no definite ac-
ton on that question Is expected dur
ing the tendency of peace proposals.
All Of this information has been for
warded 10 Berlin and replies are
awaited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LANDLESS MEN.
You can get q small large piece Of rood land Z
suitable for general crops poultry. refeables fruit
best county In Michigan. SIS to so5 an acre. IS to
$50 down. balance small monthly. payments Write
for full information and booklet FREQ Owner. GeorEs
W. SwIcar, A-lo54. First National Bank Bldg. Chi. {
cago. H. o-.o-So-je'2'3-of 8
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Breummer & Hildebraud

Funeral Directors and EmoAlmere.
Corner market ana Twsnty.sscond 1tA
Telephone EEL Oosn oAX and night
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FOR SALE

FOR saIE-will sell l00,l00 feet Is lotsl near
rapid transi, line In New York City, about elcnt
miles from New York city Hall. Tor che thousand
dollars Also 4oIl0O. for $3.50 J. s. Hail l""u
1914. 100 broadway. New York d."
FOR SALE-Chcap. registered o. l. C. male pig ir""
prize winning stock. Improve your herd Win FsS.
ibtrrrd sire n. Il. Gorslch. H2yland Ohio h-lt--,I
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WAHTEp-Young man OF temperate habits want
work In auto line. have knowledge Of STORAGE bat
teres electric starters. general repair WORK driving
amply J. Hardy, 1000 Ta.Wood Ave-. waxvood. ".
Va. o-S-t !.
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WANTED-Male and Female
WANIEp-Boys and girls over 10 years 10 aee for
llght factory work. Wheeling Can Co., 18th and
Eoff streets. o--9.t-
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Sund,y creninG. Dec. oith. fur skunk collar.
collar left in taxicab belonging To Burns Church
Leave with Burns Church and receive rowsHl.
d-9.i
LoST-Saturtay evening" Z Cats Eye breast PIN
Reward for return to IntclliGencer office d.2S-i
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VIM, NJ, HANDLAN
DIED YESTERDAY
SUCCUMBS TO WEEKS ILLNESS
OF PNEUMONIA AND CON-
PlICATIONS
Was Son OF Late John Randolph
Handlan, Prominent In Formation
Of West Virginia.

William NJ. Handlan, aged and high
~ respected resident Of this city, Is
dead at the home Of his brother, Al.
torney Joseph R. Handlan. at 3l03
South Chapllne street, following a
weeks illness OF pneumonia and com
piications. Mr.. Handlan was the son
of the late John Randolph Handlan,
one of the leaders in the convention 10
make West Virginia a separate state.
Mr.. Handlan was born in Wheeling.
Va, May 4, 1S49. EIe received
his education in the city schools. He
was always regarded as one of the
city's most foremost citizens. Nj.
Handlan was preceded in death by his
wife several years ago, and since that
time has made his home with his
brother. Joseph R. Handlan.
About a week ago. Mr.. Handlan was
taken i'll with pneumonia. Compllca-
tons developed and yesterday after
noon at : o'clock he succumbed. lie
is survived by the one brother and TWO
sisters, Joseph r. Handlan, and Mrs.
Mary E. Walton and Mrs. Peter +.
McVeigh, Of this city.
Funeral services will be held for
Mr. Handlan Friday afternoon at 2:3u
o'clock at the place Of death: The
Rev. Claude Porter Terry, d. D., pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church,
Of which Mr.. Handlan was member,
will have charge Burial will be in The
Greenwood cemetery.
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WANTED-Male Help

wAN1Ep-saIesn.n to sell household seodA n.
porl.nce unnecessary and liberal conpsnssttoa 10
Wide awake man. C. F. Adams Co.. uto-u1 Hasa
St. upstalrs 4.
wANIED.rvo younr men 70 WORK news Aeau q
B. & o. trains Apply 1t Union Nsss % ct:feA
9. & o. depot WV ST
wAHTEp-A. once. several good delivsU I'D ssh
boys TO work before school, AnpH ~ Cfca4no
Department, IntclliE.ncer. betweea 400 U 2 u
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WANTED--PosItion

wANTED-EIpcrt book-kecper and auditor desird
nos;tIou. At present In the employ Of lsrTi
eastern corporation. Auditor. care ntelligencer.
"NN d-2S.h
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John Slack.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec -
John Slack So. first sheriff OF kanawh!
county. West Virginia. and who held
various federal and state offices by ar'
pointment in the early days of the state
died here early today following the sec.
ond stroke Of paralysis. Until recent
years he was considered IN" Of the hest
posted men in tho county on events ~
The world covering more than a half
century.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-21

WANTED-A man for delivery for
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tomobiles and horses. Must be sober
and able to read and write. Address
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WANTED-Women.f full time. salary
SIS, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer 25c. an hour spare time. Per-
manent; experience unnecessary. Guar
anteed Hosiery Mills. Norristown, Pa.
z 9-12-16t. 2ta.W.. WIS.
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Do You Like to Get Tired
In the Kitchen?

hang their ofashioned kitchens would
to the The miles
getting meals day. the pantry cellar
makes quickly old
andd work easily and in half the time
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Mrs. Charles N. Paul, 20l Gay
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like knife-thrusts, through me. My
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Mrs. Paul had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
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A CIogged System Must be Cleared.

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Kings New Life Pills tonight will
assure you free, full bowel move
ment in the morning. At your Drug
gist, 25c.-Adv.
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Don't Neglect Your Cold

Neglected colds get worse, instead
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chest must be relieved at once. DR..
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remedy. Honey and glycerine heal
the irritated membrane, antisept1c
tar loosens the phlegm, you breathe
easier and your cold is broken up.
Pleasant to take, DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
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FOR SALE

FOR RENT-Dwelling at 102 Gay ST.
Apply to Henry L. Johnson. Attorney
at-law 10-19-tf
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Clear Bad Skin From Within.

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of DR.. Kings New Life Pills the
night before. At your Druggist, 25c.
ADV
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WANTED

BOY WANTED-Want an honest, industrious
boy to work in Drug Store. good salary call or
write to The McAllister Drug Co. 1921 ct
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WANTED Salesman for Eastern
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Md. 10-17-6t.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
DESIGNER OF JEFFREY QUAD"
SEES IT WORK IN THE FIELD

Martin WHITTIER. designer Of the JEFF
ferv quad" truck, arrived in FL Paso
Monday from Casas Grandes, by way Of
Columbus He went to Casas Grandes
with some Of his make Of cars to see
how they stood Up under the heavy
hauls and the defective roads, and, upon
reaching FL Paso. said that he was ire
mendously pleased with the machines.
A record made by one flock" Of the
machines was to Casas Grandes and
back to Columbus in II hours and 40
minutes. This was over roads rendered
difficult by sand and washouts. The
QUAD" Jeffrey is designed to run the
entire load on one wheel II there Is a
need for taxing one wheel; and the
purpose is to offest the stopping Of the
car because one or two OF the wheels
happen to get out OF fix.
Mr. whittier is from kenosha, WIS.,
where the Jefferv factory is turning
out 20 cars a day for war use along the
border and in Europe. He states that
already $50 of his machines are being
used from Columbus south with the exc
petition in Mexico.