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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
Hupmobile Exhibit.

One Of the largest, and most at
tractive exhibits at the Grand Central
Palace is the Hupmobile, which occu-
pies a prominent space on the main
floor. right aisle. Six separate body
types Of the Series 'N" Hupmobile
comprise the exhibit, in addition to the
cut-out chassis. which shows the sec
tional parts of the mechanism in op-
Grafton.
The elaborate color scheme Of the
various body styles makes the HuP-
mobile exhibit most distinctive. The
chassis is beautifully finished in cream
white and Cinnebar red the Sedan IS
finished in English violet; the seven
passenger touring car is attractive
lv shown of by d body Of chrome vel
low. and the chassis and wheels, which
are wire. are painted in light cream
color The other models, the tivepas-
senger touring car, the roadster. the
limousine and the year round touring
are finished in the standard Brewster
green.
The Sedan and limousine attracted
the greatest attention. especially among
the women. The Sedan was the par
ticular favorite with the feminine sex,
and especially among those who have
been driving electrics. This type Of
body for a gasolene car has all the
good points of an electric for women.
and now that the self-starter eIml-
mates the cranking Of gas cars, IS be-
coming a strong competitor OF the
electric
The Hupmoble Sedan shown is ex-
ouisitelv displayed with the English
violet exterior and special interior
trimmings and upholstery, which set
of the car 10 the best advantage.
The year round car is also one Of
the features Of closed cars. This type
is shown in standard equipment, with
the addition Of the special seat covers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
BriScoe's UNIQUE Line.

The Briscoe Company. which is now
financed on a scale which viii insure
large production i'm 1916, is featuring
one chassis fitted with either a four or
eight cylinder engine
Ia outward appearance the 1916 Bris-
coe IS readily diStinEuishable from the
previous model This is principally
que TO the larger body and wheelbase
increase TO ia inches from lO1 inches;
Tire fitting of two headlights instead Of
the former unique method Of placing
one headlight in the top OF the radi-
ator; the use Of domed tenders and
the suspension Of the rear by canti-
levers instead Of scmi-elliptic springs,
as used in 1915. Tires have been en-
larCcd to 80 by 31a from 80 by Il.
4 third model just announced is a
smaller four. 20 sell at S5S5 as a FIVE
passenger touring or two-passenger
roadster. Il has a 3ls by block
motor and is featured by the use Of a
cearlcss ditTerential Tires are so by
3ie. This is known as the Model p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
Magnetic Increasing Production

f. ). Partridge, sales manager. Of the
Owen Magnetic. claims the Owen Mag
netic electric transmission is the last
word in automobile mechanical devel-
orment. and that within five years
practically every high grade car in the
country vii. be using 10.
"lt is not a question with us he
says. "of selling cars Our trouble lies
in the fact that our factories have not
been able TO meet our demands for
cars.
"Thc Baker r. & L. Company. %
Cleveland. has recently become a part
Of our combination. and the facilities
Of their Cleveland plants will be di-
rcctcd 20 the manufacture of the Owen
Magnetic car. The chassis will be built
as The Baker plant, while the bodies of
the cars will be constructed at the fac
tory Of Rauch * Lang. famous for high
grade coach and body work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

The top with which this car Is
equipped is made TO fold down close
around the outside Of rear seat backs,
and the dust cover when in position is
closed over the two rear seats. max
ing them invisible BY this arrange
ment the Chummv Roadster has the
appearance of two passenger car with
an ordinary top cover on. To use the
rear scat II is simply necessary to roll
this cover back in the top. By reason
OF this prccautiou the rear seats may
be kept free from dust and dirt when
not In use.
This Chummv Roadster has unusual
" large space for luggage, aside from
tho space i'm the rear and under Cc
seats. A compartment .s provided back
Of the front seats, with doors, opening
from the inside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
fHALLENGE BY
B. F. GOODRICH
,.,ned to Any Rubber or
''1 Tire Manufacturer i'll
,be United States.

,.ro~c, issued TO other tire
10 . 'ue. yesterday, the Is. f.
~sostass '''S,-.,,rarv. Of Akron, ONO
eoo6rittn .s local general manager W
tI'yyerIe declared i'Seh WIZ VIII ~
7. l', cren its books ana req 80 " Is, w. w.
rev ,rerdcrt audit company ~ ~ ~
81 hN.is Vii, do ,he same '''"S s.,'
rn9s"D.,r company may prove II manu- manu-,
5'oel''" r,orc automobile ana V'UNN
l'i'',.'- bins8 chan amy other e'neyI a
ef'' 60 ,, The challenge states ShS'
Al'SS.',~ Comrany manufactured IN
&c AN'.|s more than 2.g20.OOO tires,
&c ~, .-y~ssI wording Of the cha''ehE'
CLOVIS r.bbcr or tire manufactur-
10 go Which claims production
q ., ~ as many auto and trueN
,ra ..t.rrt .ty amy or all o. IT'S
rns s.,tes factories as were pro
t'.'sU .-f sold lv Che Akron COMO
s'''. a.. tle Is. D. Goodrich Company
SCION a.. --.r>, Iscs. year OF each we
,...,5 .h.s challenge ,.,. .l
N..0~ v..l throw onc1 onr BOOKS ana
Wy, OF t.e ~.rul"ctdre ana SAFE
i..r and Impartial. AUDIT super
tx q committee o. three 10 pc
$50 arrct. vron, provided the
---~-..~- ..-. concern or concerns
F Ing y vii as.a, by the result Of that
~. ana agree tha. al rubber or tire
---.S-~s who are parties thereto Dc
Nv, --brsh tae certified findings
,,s.- is go Che comparative vol
"@s Zach ,5maary's combined auto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

struotion introduced this year by which
II is claimed the body Is so rigid that
the doors ft perfectly at all times and
do not rattle or fly open. This is the
type of body construction such as
used on the Marmon 81. in which the
body is made in three pieces first. tho
cowl; second, the front seat. and third,
the tonneau seat.
The body units fasten directly 20 the
frame and the floor Of the body is on
a level with the top Of the side mcm-
bers, 2tls inches from the ground. he
tng solid, non-rattling and allowing
Tor very low centre Of gravity. The
DOORS are carried on invisible hinges,
set in between the units. with cast
aluminium scuh plates set in on the
frame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
Gearless Auto Next, Says Couzens.

The gearless automobile is on It's
way.
This is the opinion OF St Clair
Couzens, general field representative
for the Pathfinder Company.
"All that gears are for, anyhow he
contends. "is % give a car more power
on the hard pulls and TO make Il posi-
bic for the car TO 20 more slowly in
congested traffic.
with a car like the Pathfinder
twelve you can top the worst hills on
high. and you can 90 so slowly in nigh
that you are almost going backward.
. IGl bet every New York traffic man
wishes that all the cars on Broadway
were Pathfinder twelves-a so do ].
for that matter. i, would certainly
make both our jobs a cinch."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

According to II. W. Castor. assistant
manager Of the REQ Motor Car Com
rany Of New York. in 90 per cent. or
total OF 1923 instances out OF the
1865. Reos have been selected for a
second time. Seyenty-two per cent OF
the 1896 owners have owned three
Reos. II per cent have owned four. 10
per cent have owned five. 7 per cent have
owned six, 2 per cent have owned seven
and eighteen persons, fraction less
than ! per cent. have owned eight. One
man has owned nine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
No Time for War Orders.

That the general public has an idea
altogether wild regarding the extent 20
which all American manufacturers have
Trofted by war orders for motor cars
is the declaration Of Walter +. Elan
ders, president and general manager Of
the Maxwell interests, now present at
the big Detroit company's show head
quarters at the Bltmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
Klaxon q Regular Word.

The man who made the world jump
and who put n now word in The English
language IS F. Hallett Lowell, ir, presi-
dent Of the Lovell-McConnell Manu-
featuring Company, Newark. N. j.,
makers Of the Klaxon automobile horn
lie Is now trying 20 take the word
out Of the language and keep IL where
il belongs.
"Six years ago" he says, "an in
vcntor dropped in 20 see me. In six
seconds he pressed an electric button
which produced the widest. most start
ling noise | ever heard. II made me
Jump as had never jumped before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
Engineers Laud "Thc Six of 10"

Many engineers. scientific men and
mechanical experts for corporations
have purchased John W. Bates "Six OF
10" Mitchell.
Mt Racire, Wis. should obtain n wider
vogue among these experts, especially
In the Eastern centres of mechanical
production. the chief engineer of a biz
Long Island corporation said: ITS q
tribute 10 the balance Of the motor IN
relation TO the car the easy riding
qualities and Engineer !. W Bates own
modest cathu7iasm over the best model
that he ever turned out IN all his lorg
experience. Engineers get sold on a
car less quickly than non-cXpert buy
CTS. but they always stay sold once they
find their ideals obtain the car"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
REQ Owners Stick to Reos.

with n view 10 determining Just how
regularly Reos repeat. the REQ Motor Car
Company of New York, has recently con
quilted 1865 owners Of Rcos in this
vicinity who have at one time or an
other owned a REQ car and thereafter
purchased another car Of any descrip-
tion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

my dream true. had put the word In
the language. so much so that Klsxon
is there with a little * IL has come
TO mean warning signal in general
unfortunately for unsuspecting motor
lists who buy auto horns that are not
Klarons, believing they are Klaxons
81 am now trying 70 take tho word
out Of the language and keep II where
il belongs the real Klaxons.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05
New Tvpe Of Body.

Very often motorists are annoyed by
the rear doors Of the car coming open
when rounding a turn at good speed.
This is caused by the strain on the
body.
There is a new type Of body con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

Again we demonstra'
production.
Again we show, as "
out, that the force OF bl;
note of economical MANI
Again we prove that
For here, as has alwa!
everit has been possible,
reduction in price.
From now on the S
for S695.
Think of it! This bi
horsepower, electrically
started car having every
fOrt-fOr $605.
How do we do it? \
smash all preCedents?
Because of the ecOnO
duction, unlimited facil
ment and anticipation IL
We originally planr
$3.50 model.
We built and sold
stead of a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
BRITISH AND FRENCH
(Continued from First Page.)

fan forces were repulsed southeast u
II miles southwest OF
Constanza. on the Black Sea coast.
Berlin and Vienna admit Il reverse in
the Carpathans in the Russian cap
.ture of the summit of Smotrec Height
(which previously had changed hands
many times. but declare Russians at
itacks in Volhynia and southern Buko'
wilma were checked. West Of 'Lutsk'
i'm Volhynia, the Germans again re- re,
ipulsed Russian attacks, capturing 13o
prisoners and several MACHINE guns.
TO Berlin and Russian as;
soults in Galicia north of Zboroff and
lin the region OF Dorna Watra. on the
:bortler of Bukowina and Rumanla,
were frustrated.
Serbian and French troops continue
TO make progress in northwestern
Macedonia. The Serbians are advant'
ing in the Broda River region and nc
French are pushing forward north. OF
Florina toward Monastir. \ Bulgarian
attack OH Zborsky was checked ny inc
Entente forces. Berlin and Sonia re-
mort no activity in Macedonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
MORRISON ATTORNEY
RELEASED ON BAIL

tlIItAGn, Sept. 2"..-lamcs X Naru'
attorney tor Edward W. Morrison. re-
Cludc millionaire" whose NCalih vanished
nyStcrInlslv. was released from custody
on bnnd Tonight, after an un"Xpcclcd
turn al affairs in Federal Judge Lands,
invest E;Iipn of tho Morrison affair led
The Judge In hold Ward and three others
for alleged perjury in connection with
the cas-.
Wards bcrd. amounting TO $4,000. VS.
furnished hy L surety company ana Il -
proved Iu-nimilt John SummcrS. jew :
"lrr. also secuted his release on S2."po
bond In court to-day Morrison. anEered
at r"vrlaU ions nj how he was said 10
have been fcer"d, struck Sommers IN
tho FAC.
The other two persons held, Ewari
Harris. u StcnocrHphcr Tor waru an
unable Ia furnish bond and are held IN
the county jaiI. Harris is held merely
AS a witness. BurnStcin had accused
Morrison of parcntaCc Of Margaret and
Alice liurnstciII. whom Morrison adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
GENERAL STRIKE
:Continued from First Page)

of representative of eighty unions Of
greater New York and vicinity that
There shall be a general suspension CT
! all work in all trades and industries
lin greater New York and vicinity, the
same 10 commence Wednesday, Sep
itember q. al s a. M.
Officers of Sc, eral international
unions attended the conference, All.
,Frayne said. Among those was T. '.
IOConnor, CT Buffalo. president OF the
Longshorcmen Organi,
cation: VIM. b. Fitzgerald. general
iorganizer of the Amalgamated AsSo'
Icialion of Street and Electric Railway
Employees. in charge Of the traction
strike, represented the car men at the
conference and the foreign labor bod
lies were among the others represent
ed:
The Central Federated Union,
brooklyn Central Labor Union, United
Hebrew Trades, Bronx Board of Bust
mess Agents. Manhattan Building
Trades Council, international Tunnel
and Subway Construction Union, In
ternational Machinists Union, lnterna-
tional Typographical Union, Stationary
and Upright Engineers and tlremen,s
Union and the Eccentric Firemen's
Union. :.
The call is based upon the PROPOSE
ton that union men "CannQt MAINTAIN
their self-respect." if they ride upon
cars operated by strikc-Dreakers, &C
cording TO a statement issued tonight
by Ernest Dohm, secretary OF the
Central Federated Union. In cases
where contracts exist Bohm said, the
EMPLOYERS will be notified that the
workers have no means OF tranSporta-
ton and if the employers cannot pro-
vide transportation the workers must
remain at their homes.
Will Not Risk Lives.
Union employees will not risk their
lives by riding on cars operated by
green motormen and protected by po-
licemen." Mr.. Bohm said.
Neither can they ride on such cars
and retain their self respect as union
men.
THE general tie-up will come be,
cause employers Of union labor Will
not provide their employees with means
of transportation 10 and from work
TO enable them to stay off the danger
Gus strike breaking cars of the several
traction lines"
Theodore p. Shontz, president OF the
lnterborough Rapid Transit company
and the New York Railways company
reiterated his determination not 70
meet representatives OF the striking
car men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

FOR SALE--Hrnod SOW and pigs. Ar
thur Blake. National phone 20 Cole
rain. S-tl-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
EXECUTORS SALE.


OF valuable real estate. The unGcrsiSn-
cd executors Of Daniel MCPHERSON. de-
ceased. late OF Donegal township, WASH
ingtun County. Ia. by virtue of power
contained i'll the will. will offer ut pub
lie sale. on the premises,
SATURDAY. SEPT. BOTH. 1916.
at o'clock D. M. the H. Z. Noble iLrm
containing %US acres, more or less, SltG-
ate in Buffalo township. said county.
1t is located about j.. miles northeast
of Cluysvillc. about !. mile from the Is.
IL q. X. r., on the cast and same dis
lance from the National Pike on the
south. 1t has IL rich limestone soil. IL
well walcled by good springs am! run
ming brook. On it are alSu Two orchards
and from IL IL II ACRES Of oak and pop
lar timber. Public "oad runs through
center "i farm.
The impruv cmcnts consist of a good.
twu-Stury. slate-ruof brick dwelling
front and /: tCk pnrchcS, good we'll ana
ciStCrn near Kitchen Gour. Also here Is
on il hank barn G0XiO feet with StabllnS
in basement. wash house. spring house
woou and coal house. corn Grip. SHEDS
for wagons and machinery. All build
ings in good condition. On two sides
OF tho farm, are oil wells producing To
owner about $500 worth OF oil yearly,
the remainder Of farm being as yet UNI
developed.
1t is uudcrlaid with the Pittsburgh Or
River Vein Of coal and as the same mas
not been sCld. is part Of the farm offer
cd for sale This farm is desirable III
every way. as Il residence. investment
and other purposes. and must be sold TO
settle estate Terms and conditions
made known IN day Of sale. or inquire OF
ID. NJ. C.AMPSEI.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Executors Claysville. Pa
l.. T.. LINHlLLE tuCtiunecr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

WANTED-Two stcnoEraphers who can
operate typewriter. for temporary posi-
ton during session OF the W. Va. Confer
ence beginning Sept. &c. Reply TO H. F.
Jones National Exchange Bank Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
WANTEE-ro Buy
FOR RENT

exchange for city property, near 81.
Clairsvillc. .. Bell r. =. /. y. $40.
S-1S-m
FOE RENT-Nicely furnished room,
gentleman only. All convcnicnces.
1O45 Brt aGway. Nat. 135S-M. s-lo-tt
FoR RENT-Furnishcd front room for
one or two gentlemen. use Of bath and
phone. Must come well recommended.
Apply 334 Main St.. OF call Nat. phone
152g-X ny-18-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
RAMUS REMOVED
Man Arrested Here Goes to Ciarks-
burg-Theft and BOARD Bill
Jumping Charged.

Luther Ramus, who was arrested by
police officers here, was taken from
The Ohio county Jail at $50 o'clock
last evening 10 Clarksburg, where, he
is wanted 10 face Il charge OF theft
and jumping Il board bill. He was
removed from the city in custody Of
Constable Whistler. Of ClarkSburg.
Detective Dave Cleary picked Rsmus
up as soon as he arrived in Wheeling
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
p;o Mar Credits

PARIS, Sept. -, 7:I0 p. ml.-The
Chamber OF Deputies to-day unanl-
mousIy voted war credits for the re-
mainder of the year amounting 10 s.
S3S. 900 francs.
The Socialist party, with the eXcep'
ton of the three "kicnthalistS. Depu-
tics Blanc, Raflin DugenS and BrlZon.
resolved unanimously at special
meeting to-day 10 vote Tor the war
credits demanded by Finance minister
Ribo, The resolution, while rejecting
ANY policy of prolonging the war for
the sake of conquest" adds, we are
ready 10 make every effort TO insure
the territorial integrity of France
which includes Nlsace-Lorraine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
Take Strono Position.

PARIS. Sept. %, lO:%5 p. m.-Nortn
'nf The Somme. in the outskirts OF
Combles, the French forces today, cap
rured a strongly defended house from
the Germans and took 100 men prison
er. three of them being officers, acco.rl'
ing to the official communication IS
sued tonight Elsewhere on the front
there were only minor engagements,
The Germans taken prisoner OH the
Sommc front by the French and Brit
ish from July to september IL num-
Der more than $500, of whom 34,0OO
we're taken by the French.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
AUTUMN BEG|NS;
SUMMER IS over
New Season Officially Ushercd IN
Today-Night and Day
Of EQUAL lenqth.

Autumn makes its official advent TO.
day. This day and night will be Of
equal length, and tomorrow as on yes
ilcrday. the nights and days are equal;
The sun continues its long southwark
Journey until about this time in De-
cembcr, when the days will be short
est and the nights longest Of the year.
The weather man, in keeping with the
occasion, last night lowered the lem'
prrature and gave Pa Wheeling Il
touch of crisp, cool fall weather.
Autumn began. according 10 the
almanac, at six minutes past four
O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
YOUNG WOMAN HURT
WHEN AUTO SK|DS
SpcriaI Dispatch TO the 1ntclligcnccr

SpnrinI Dispatch 10 the 1ntclliGcnccr.
FAiRMONT. w. Va. Sept. 22.-MiSS
Mary Louise Clayton WAS badly injured
Tonight when she was knocked down
and run over by an automobile truck
Miss Clayton was standing on the curb
in front of her home on Jackson street
when Il truck Of tho Fairmunt Candy Co..
driven by Bert oliver. attempted TO
turn the corner. The truck Skidd2d.
struck Miss Clayton. knocked her down
and pusscd over her hudy. She sustain.
cd cuts and bruises about the body anu
face. hut no bones wcr" broken Sh1
Nlll rCCnNCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

LONDON, Sept. %, 500 a. ma
dispatch Ia the Mail, from Athens,
says:
The Greek armorcd cruiser George
Averur, lying off the arsenal on 'he
Island of Salamis, near :-rarus, Is pre-
pairing TO join the rev0lutlonar! move.
ment at Saloniki. Inc government
has ordered the remainder of the fleet
to prevent the Georgia Ayerof from
reaching SalOniki.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
Won Schenk In Berlin

AMSTERDAM via London. Sept. :"
lei a. m.-Thr Iicrlin L"k;ll Anzcigrl
announces that Baron Won Schcnk. for
n,cr chief director Of German nrupa'
gauda in Grcrc" and VII" was sent "h'
eff GREECE hy the Entente Powers has
reached Berlin. In an interview i'll thu
|. nkal Anzrigcr hc is reported as saying
''t;rcrc" is now completely Indcr thu
thumb Of VcniZrluS. although the nc"'
pie are still! our friends. When th'
rcndnr,ncS came Ia CXprl me. they w"pt
saving Excuse us for what "" ar" COM
urllr,l to do under the stress of circum'
stances and Of which We arc. very
| SORRY,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
DANIELS COMING TO W. VA.

WASHINGTON. sept. @2.--SccretaTy
Daniels announced To. day that he would
leave Washington next week for two
weeks campaign speaking trip in M!chi-
gan. Illinois and West Virginia. His
exact itinerary has not been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
Don't Overlook Your Credit for Money

IF loan of any 500 would help YOU Il
will Youc accommodation
company quickly privately reasonable rate
YOU can pay any number Of months
you please paying only needed We will be
ad give Call write
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
LOSES 1000 on Sonlme.

OTTAWA. ont. Sept. 92.--Additi N II
figures received to-day regarding al
ada; losses II. the big engagement on
the SGmmc bring tin" total casualties MP
to nrnrnximatclv 4.hnh men. or these
about anu Wrrc killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

for tho post Of lustro-llunGarian AM
bassaGur tn the United States. He IS
we'll known in AmcriC: and 1t was urGc,.
in the lobby of the Hungarian house nt
deputies that his appointment wnui',
b. received equally well in Hungary and
the ('ui; cd States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED--PosItion

CONNECTION as hotel manager or as
sistant Ey n capable fully trained
experience man. Employed. Wishes to
make change: For further information
address Mr.. Todd, 1903 KrcsGr RldS.,
Detroit. Mich. s-23-r
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Annonyi to United States.

LONDON. Sept. q. ":4n Il. m.-N GUN:
Albert Apn0nyi one OF the leaders of
Inc opposition in the Hungarian pnrlIa-
mrnt. according tn nGriccs from Rlldl-
pest to the Mail. is 4 receptive candidate