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The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

The deadly effect of those mines off Dover
suggest that there has been some British blunder-
ing. The British apparently to blame, whether
the mines were their own or Germanys
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

The c. A. R. has had the name of Gen. L. S.
Grant placed his statue in the rotunda OF the
Capitol because visitors failed to recognize it; and
now the sculptor may be expected to complain
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

1t would seem that the Paris dressmakers have
chosen poor time to go strike.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

Subterranean New York is like world in itself
II reminds me OF the catacolnbs of Rome. Only
it seems far more wonderful. Perhaps, centuries
hence when New Works day is long past and the
world has acquired facilities for transportation
now in their beginning or wholly unsu ,pected,
VISITORS with guides, will wander into these depths
and marvel at the forces that made people of this
period travel under the surface Of the earth
In so many directions and so widely is new
York undermined, not only by the railways, but
by sewers and other excavations that | asked an
engineer if there not danger of fearful col
lapse some day. There would be- he said. eff
the city weren't so solidly built rock. Man
haitian is perfect example Of rock-ribbed island
1t can sustain any amount Of pressure"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1915.
A Line O Cheer Each Day O the Year
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.

First printing OF original poem. written daIIy
for The Washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

The skyscrapers, whatever else may be
said against them, unqucstionably adding to
the majesty of the city. With few exceptions,
they arc OF noble simplicity in outline. Zach year
indeed, New York grow more beautiful and i'm
pressivc. On the heart of the island the new
public library CLEANS like jewel And the new
Pennsy lvana Station is triumph of architecture
Several OF tho larger business houses, even in the
haste of following the procession uptown, took
time enough to prepare for themselves quarters
almost Sumptuous.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
Morning Smiles.

HUH borrowed another 800 from
your father today" Wife-'What for e''
Hub-"l'm trying 10 get out OF debt
Boston Transcript
PA. do hunters have guides
Generally. my son"
We'll, what guide does fortune
hunter have
'Bradstreet. Boston Transcript
rs your husband a heavy smoker
Dear me, no. You've no idea how long
il takes me to save up enough coupons
from his cigars 20 buy cut-glsss pickle
dish.-Detroit Free Press
Well, I've got 10 give up smoking ]
saw the doctor today. one lung he tells
me. is quite gone"
oh John. can't you at least keep on
TIL We get enough coupons for that seal
jacket? London opinion
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
SEEN AND HEARD
BY GEORGE MINER
Special Correspondent Of The Washington Herald

CopyrIsht 1918 Mcclure Newspaper sysdIe.teI
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28
THROTTLED BY THE BLOCKADE,

Published special arrangement 1r1fh President through
The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

!coPyFig6t lgGl bs0Z S ~ aaSPsT BrothsFsl
The Washington herald., 1916-02-28

fully
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
IN SPITE OF LOSSES
CITIZENS FEEL HAPPY
DEMONSTRATION rNSr cirV IS
pahC TlchLLf STORM PROOF
CAUSES REgOiclNC

Corpus Christians are in Soc beet -
rrlrr faibnsinF fHe Nln4 storm ~
lrIast aurfnngn ana niFhf ana tff
b5f ai al disraafasfd af fsf iari thae
r0fHHf Dhfist ~ fie fret finf sltHih
nr h.sfnf5 hss had asftfe storm
Tbar tff lirazef "a sac iaff thst nei
a fngis lose - hfe pfaffa 1tai
afscfiralg 80 - zee baia.nrs o.
sfrataa mafr ~ inf tiieaYar cisss RI
eans'fufunn and hulii either bfff fhf
aafrr a. alag itf aaiffa fiEf
Nat mnEs pehfiantiai huiliiHN
sinrr tna hatstdfs has uffa materially
fsrtassd nfnsf fnsn ace a. -. feH
ftaisrnns
Masnf ssat.f sslosI nfTh Haf a9rHi
ana tasirsi maU 81 CprG as cHgieft o.
fsnalar a. ise pupue Wugs - peins
tlat s.slg adfanff siep vas isHen "a
fl...t ths sitY la fi.f tHFi fastinie sli1fs
sff.r ths storm had asI1ta
Wheu 81 heafa fnsi tts hafaraifif
tpa siars des5linn resf fhf hfsfh $50
a. haa t,efn DESTROYED safl1 Nfidsf
ri.rf BE- z.efpae4 tns fsfoff a. neins
issr ara accepted fht losf in ihs ptsi
splrat
lsnaslae - safpfitf saturday m9fn f.
tsr ~hsr roiuf b. SO liDrpr ns feena
,a.s 49, hefnt 80 Absolutely unn~rn'
ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
NUECES HOTEL IS
WRITABLE OASIS
IN time OF STRESS
MANAGER My TARows noos.
W His roSrELRF oPEN 10
GENERAL PUBLIC
GREAT BUILDING CROWDED

.As aficrnoan wilson thc si.fe.
't tiitnf aut iaFeHfrfrd c. I'll.
Nitii,Nf NmHFt fuftrfIa 20 raosf.
A'H tu fs Ns llofsi se.E.r.
Aaiinf H.fe ffm Hina ans aatsr
fhc inani ID taeeihsl n.th N...r.r
NN 500 tllt ti af. rnnfs ..rsisrt
'N 'N a'fi enNratfluR n eeols
N'' in min.nih thtlf mlse,net nsa
'H f0HNrf tfrE fcmrafan nas F.aas
Mha th s,afm eaa ID ns h.iaai
af'H inr hNar vas h.lns df.tta in t..r.
tt'hia' eurmsIUn laH tHr sin par.ar
ffa t t Iafr .st u.nIau. los.
nf' HtHfra raFol It- mfrg,st thr So.
tstftf etnf thts musf ,uroufasiut
nHmltfs Halttrs naaci bon 600 a.ain
eiN.1 ita'm Hnd tht ianth raum saa
tfti laH.t rat af hufft af .n
.hr 5000 sINr ntfff thr vinf rfmri
boyd turs r 'rtu brt ST. camp..
t thI N tHa Hsfri fHf.Hs bout
.Hr HNht anH aH schedule.
INo wtt htlH uf.slun .uf Baird
0mgIaiut Fhs hunI $50 as nm
ss a m Hialn Hni msa usm,a snf
li1t.u .aHHa f.frih.f N e sotnnan
.Haitrfrl ana maar tHnes Ntr.
nNHfiHHt tU $3.50 rtor on th. ,Hmtnf.
rNnr ventures r.uiF t s trIo htII
.ra f. rhtImu ,ttret rnirlat
rHa DItu tHue fH.t Hsu
i maHt fhinea fauU,ufl
I,rHe aal.rHuNit auf,f. rsllne
Wrf H.s amIl fHf iuma ~ 0If,a
n. Iru mate neuhr ufp. niv
HNH I l.f NilU Ul'NEINE n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
ClINf'S FLOUR BLUFF
RESORT CARRIED AWAY
BY Wind and STORM
Foe rNlRp rluE sLUNrNyS DgAt
fsANsslN Wits FAMOUS STA.
F0on cArtRGR
NO LOSS OF LIFE THERE

rhs hs..lyo man isfsi.,s n ,taHiur
"a ,iIhg
tNrs 81 itf fntat ianrts csttttf rf
erAi,esds aionf thp rtNat eiaaai tl.I
nahs 'asfa hs eitfatra "a ittn Aran
ras cafe fetstnf htait caaksd r.a
frlHiH lhai fsineN ne rssoe raiirn
~iar rine rtt cafe vas iosstta nn d
piff ipttnE oui ntn NiAusas raNs
'AsnNf' sent's4 tns NNfput Nhrsu rs4
ssh Ihe uiiIf ~ Nesft.
fwirs Cinee laaes Uas vathoi
auas
frNs f iNs a. Ctnt enf ,ssf 4ep
IuN lffi Aianaae ani meNNH Ns rs.
tstlifhmrui ie flpuf iNat sifti muta
seHih Di thh ,li' ana hs has tfen tn
lottuH "a tiifltlA iaifNnatt threHsuaui
th, ruWmrr huntnH ifs efaiiithinfrt
Duhsitfs W msIa alulns haif Nor
snA e,HuD.l af c.iiaefs ,aulilsI fn
tHe rimtafi ef ihr ,sgaiirnlsia
tiint hi HuHI i1uU ia Nu mnnf
TBS a ip relmnp afns le,flri uc
ftnmf huHdWss to fhe sreand alth $3.50
tteptiaa uf ihfre snsn cHitases
t a. utnnatfa wne hss naen
ertalinF s.ftfai Aa,a 40 Itenf nHi
vn Ufhinf usp ufefnrd hane saisf
taf UH aaHnp Nysali fnaf htUHahi
filifln nahrtmon lir stid fhai piatsl
cams rss1thlnt af ilpaf lHuu hsa
rNfn alrsi out
Ihrfs nas nren na inss nf lih
Do Nar rtia.ft.a saturday tHai er
'leI lives bose bfeh l.ft nrsf lunf
fHHif tst fhnsf ehn hstt ufufnfH
sa' iHtt th Dlait lt wiiHoat tnth
Meaetr hfnf ana Ne'lfet fsisi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
FLIMSY WATERFRONT
STRUCTURES COLLAPSE.
UNDER FORCE OF Wind


IHf tht nifht re A..s IS ~. oe,sf
'Ar'Ni.Ns w iwe lossss mentioned
nat ufagh fsesa
fhs t'n!ra WAsii ff man, rt.r.
'hV HtHttfsl rAcasuff ana nttise
scarf Fai tof "a iae ihfct war.
alH''si aafatuar4 sltne villa ts.tsts
iAfutrn Was atsfrsea ESQ fsi.ne La
ihn hH hesuog muit ttit.aas h. 49,
isti ihai the, had a. iaaas ,cars sf.
fflA tft a reeiful warrha0.t ana
Itafnar ratHian.
ffoH iat crnsrai utasf o. ft. H.,
NInen t ih, Npeees Hove ihe-. ~.
Nn.f tauakfs to itg t-asfi frsn. .t.....t..
ihrI.laHi ef tHe A.ontcs iaf tt.int.s.,
Het lglns materials asnaa.si ra.
NH.ts lHIr ant a l.aft 10 th. lasai .e
pinas
TOO iNru rf ite 0u..an ush CON.
etni ieNaa fatNsah fatian ii.tel
Hardin ltrT lN rUr te.aiss rI.t
itat ii.tr and Nan arrt fr.ff..t..t
NilaNalnaf' tHe ratuan 4lltti q ttfer
ti.n tu'hlus srrtffd on n.Nue In ti..
0aHl fh.aasri frii p,m SO str..
" H .tNn tsnaEil tb.Uth f.,
'HN ANi'N" HHH I.iII I|IfIN.N
Naa..a aoat
i lilaiafa rrtr 500 waiter
IN vr rHi osnHrDn daafa.s 90
n f in Niur uIirH anI lntl.s
lattlnH i.N latiei feu stss namr
anN .IIH rfri.tuiF rfs Nfsrlis il..
0 AnnrA uas anreofrl aaa usn ,f
f iiN lie tHsH fonn fNr Aafs.
infIum sH.fhrI astrnm Isnansfl eas
Y'rier Nafaftd ah.na utih Is plff
'fIrnUint 500 fHff lNf. NUfnns i.f.stI
laf THt ass a fha oass uIu au..lut
t ahHHi 900
t 49, Inx rffaf.s aiauf fhe
waterfront tfem roNsr fo raln Ana
affH tn n nHmbtf aftp deriustta
HHd tr ias lome i.adIs aaplaari
fHe ln l.rr ulH gnstall, sm.Unt tu
5000
Nartn aas rno oi tat uIno
UaI r.IIr0rr. lr.m tht aiafm Az fhe
0.a rf llnH aIfett CO. a.gua laifs
.fa a.. ,r fai ot,I tar uat.r o.
tHHUr D.rau 1855 o. .lrHt Df tntat
.rmaf .Ii.ner sat afaam air fnI
HHf 80 GOO uHntrr eeas rprnI auaf
M uiat Hl ms vrte sri Geo
HfHHiuNrf uf fHU haNHufa aH fHt r.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

~ wanting pie driving. ~hsN o.
buishead aors phone igf2 er ~rts
c 9 soHiogsNorth. Ctr Adt -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

20 fH ..nf aHd mHn fnan frfUfF
r.s.drnrfs sfrn laFasrl hru ifiaaf
aftrrunan ana nlahi ih tht 81 fm wirn
I.r n.nl ffatIUa a velocity re- te tn -n
mIIla sn har 900 pupsrif asf it
p.acd at st9ma Do mal ro ia hifh
re- frrf
TIr r.ffar usrfnHusf uas irmaIrh
81 IS. neft severed fnmc dsfhHse
fsm.esd aud ranfs were ninan aff B.
rurrfff ~ NutaiHlH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
FiHI At NisosviLLrG.

RihQHNIlIE Tftas. ave 81 Az
90 ~ fhls urfFiuF fefstfnfni hfiusr.
ihs property ~ Mfn Nismaa hifiisd ig
49, fsaf "a hia rtsiaatce sas arFfryff
~ fac faeftNrI rish ahHai tlla rHffh
~ fafhifaff STORED therein The hN4ef
sas valued af fi,geo Cause ~ FIRE 1n-
4 a.H..n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

Yhfff Nitfte Terat Aug 30 me
nrHi shipmHrf - rIifaF ffuit ~ mr
sfsnH ase aenf 0af fuisf mHHiNf
.uueIsslnf ~ consignment ~ ifinpuH
a. HaH hriarlN usffies The run En-
from b. ~ ftarhafs sftaaia farm ana
Del pronounced et4uai fa iisf heel gfDwn
iIffaa fuH crou is fes1 ia ihia fef
fiun. sIth oprrnt~Ssiiy fnrr respects
81 e. usaHtF 40 a puf rifid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15
OTHER VIEWS


ID arr.lr. f,.m .r.s.Yt r,o. st.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

cured. aud army officers seem 20 think
thnt tho fuil quUta viii he raised be-
fore November
The army reorganization act bD-
comes rffcctive Jui3 D. Tho war de-
partmemt VIII make catmordintfs 90
forts Co. obtain fne minimum number -
enlisted men 700 200 40 todd within
twelve mDnihH. Tho pr1ce strength
" fhr army ls limited tD 500 o00 men.
Including 200 branches ~ tho service
cumh8mut and non -cuuhafnnt OF
ibis nnmbcr l7seg0 would BEL fuf thf
line
Tho United rmteH viii stu have be-
small ftHndins army go stHuf eifh buf
ln five yoars. after fHo reservrH haFr
muiiipuod and form mrgt hody of
meu and the national suard ls sell
metrrd lntu fht regular establishment
fhr -iltfd States VIII hHfr a iuIn'l
military fur,e a. i00p00D mrn attlia
bic fJr Nnr nt The fret ou tnd that
Nlii not ulh. % ponr ehuHInE flf H
peace. lowing cuunfr Birmingham
AGO iferlid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

Union Tho thirteen strip ? remain
ihr symbol oi the urlginhl tihrirou cod
onira over whose aruucs on Glory
WIS first uniuricd.
iisautiful tu the eycs - 81 true
Amoricans. thc npg 90 symbol ~
tho liberty our fufefathora won Tor ~.
liy battle on land and senI bt pti-
walton and sickness nf home lnd Boz the
camp by glorious feata ~ arms and hy
splendid diplomacy Boo foreign c"urta.
fnry f1intd Tor ihcmrelf"s and ihoir
pnnisrity 80 thnf We to-day nr" proud
ip rlll uuf tuHutff
Thuso thftren colonies have grown
Into the mlrhucHt nation pf th' onru
Thelr poverty has become rich'H Hu
saht 10 to Hnarof aii computation
To-day toe flaF waves over united
nation capable ~ pfoclaiming tn the
whole world The principles Of liberty
and equality ulon which o. D. founded.
fodny b. the birthday ~ the flar
Honor thr day Honor thr nHR And
hDnnfIns them fuu dn bot buunf yuur
ffif Houston Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15
rlRrMrN 10 crLEeRArE.

go ENp TrN Junr lt rh, rclc
nrltiou Do be- an,n BE-, tho cuon ilrr
uenium,nt at which uut so Was
louNht curroa "Whtc WAY. nud
urw pavement completion mient b,
.cirtratcd ut Won win sen, ub,N nc
urrtd un tnr orersl date luN a.
ANA tt % m,uttua Goo no heidi NunJ1N
.,.u,r- tf. d,rtttmrut viii hear he
report ot thr fuburr committee tud
srl,,t committee tn rrepntr prs"
sfam 81 ont,ttaiumcut and ,arr' oui
.br .rmrlrtr atnlr 10 ia thousht tht
urr bows Will ir,ldc to hoid tn ANNUAL
rcipnution hyuaft,r @,tune th, daN
W kerpnr with other celebrations 10
this kind ak,r thc state.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15
Ths unl,ea stats. Arms.

The recruiting stations are not max.
ms rapid prosrvsr ia securing the
-o.eee additional mon Tor the rreumf
army authorized 10y the resolution ~
gongrsss. adopted several months agN
when tho MeNican situation WAS
threatening, altiaoueh the uaie 81 en-
listm.nt 10 said 20 have Increased with
la the lart four weskA OF tho 2o.0eo
needed about g.Q0V men haYe been So.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15
TEXAS Press


one hundred and ihirtS-nin yoar
RFo to-day the c0ngrcsr Of the new rv-
public enacted that the flag Of tho
Thirteen United States bc thirteen
hiripss that the un,,n be thirtcQn
stars white ia . blue field represent
ing now constitution"
And SO the United states flag came
into being.
by proclamation the governors ~
Utmost all the states have SEA aside
today as FLAG Day, 20 be observed by
unfurilug the stars and stripcs from
every house top aud every stecpie
Forty -eleht stars now grsce tho flag
sisnlfylpE the t9fty-eishs states VI tbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO AOVERTl8ERG
Thursday. june IS, 1916.

Az si Louis itH ull over but
thc arclamltim
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

The Russians are great fighter,
Whenever the time comes tor
something Ia bc dome m HURRY
the Cars legious mny he dc
pended ON Ii Is possible that the
present Russian offensive along
a liuc hundreds of mlcs ia lcngth.
the active homhardmcut of the
Bulgarian coast the renewed at
tacks of the Italians and the az.
tivity of the British ia the sector
about Nprcs, whcro Canadians
have carried sowe of the Hcrman
Positions, mark the hVginnWg of
the great concerted movement
upon the part of the Allies that
has been VA often heard about, hut
never seen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

Visitors ARE pouring Boa There
hns he0n SOME nam There are
several clouds lclt smile costs
nothing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

Thousands OF sullrap,sts are m
st Louis, kcculy alive 10 the fact
that they have q struggle before
them but they seem equal to H.
Amazing other thugs they have
agreed that their MOST stunning
demonstration is % bee entirely si.
lent.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

Subscriber. when ordcrinF change
Of address. should Hito both 100" old and
new nddfesaes carfioa fur Tho Caller
pay cash fnf 'hfir papers and nre uu
able Co cAfond NOR" than wcrhH
credit ta subscribers Their m1rFin
~ profit Do small ana n few i1aand wlil
be- kecniy feu Subscriptions afe due
the carriers. nud nui THO caller Pub
nnhlng Company Complaints ~ ser
Vice. orders 10 start or discontinue de-
livery of pnpcr and changes ~ ga
droas. ahOuid bo Addressed .r Telephone
cd 10 tho
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
lllnnn a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

uiume
RIuI.f-
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
WASTE is ENDED
All that 80 per cent was simply lost heretofore
In vibration. We save that waste.

III NlDIdllOlls FNC saw eAAoe
No more power is created
at any certain motor speed.
But the utter smoothness
makes that power do marvels
In performance.
1t gives you 80 per cent
more reserve power for hills
and mud and sand. It gives
the quickest response ever
known in a car. 1t avoids
gear changing - gives you
matchless fiexibility. Feats
impossible before are per-
formed without evident effort.
All this, remember, through
the ending of vibration, a mo-
tors greatest foe. So it tmeans
more than fuel economy.
1t means engine economy.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
MOTOR BOB SLEDS MADE
BY Use or MOTORCYCLES

Motor bobs made out OF pair OF bob
sleds and the engine and driving
wheels of a motorcycle enable a con-
stantly increasing number of motor
cyclists to get the fun Of motoring and
sleighsng combined out or the unique
contrivance. When winters frosty
tang is in the air. what sport more al
Turing. can be imagined than to dash
through open country at so miles an
hour.
The power bob is easy to make
when one has the motorcycle TO begin
with, requiring the outlay Of only a
few cents for stray iron TO anchor
the power plant in the running frame
Of the bobs. A hood of sheet metal
may be added to give a finished appear
ance.
The first bob made its appearance
two years ago, but the outdoor boys
are building more every winter where
ever the sleighing and coasting is
good. Non-skid chains sometimes help
to give traction to the rear driving
wheel. In the more northern states
numerous Harley Davidson owners
are deriving much pleasure from this
unique sport.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
Record BREAKERS ALLIED
With MOTOR CAR INDUSTRY

Long before Detroit won worldwide
fame as the home of the motor car
industry, it appropriated to itself a
few choice laurels for supremacy in
athletics Owen, Ducharme and Luce
shattered all existing records for the
1OO-yard dash. the hurdles and the
pole vault respectively. owen was
the first man to do the one hundred
in 9 As.
These men were members of the
Detroit Athletic Club and among them
at this time, and also a record smash
er. was Harry NJ. Jewett. whose spe-
cialties were the 100 and 2OO-yard
dashes. The year after Owen set a
new worlds mark for the one hun
dred at As, Jewett equalled it,.
Then he decided to make worlds
record Of his own and set down the
22O from 21 AS TO p is.
The habit of achieving dashing vic
tories seems to have remained with
Mr.. Jewett. for years later. when he
grew up and became a regular busi-
ness man he won out in the same I'M
pressive and overwhelming style.
First it was engineering tnat oc-
cupied Mr.. Jewett. and then it was
coal mining and wholesale coal sell
ing. While Mr. Jewett was mining
and selling huge quantities of coal. as
the president of the Jewett. Bigelow
& Brooks Company. the automobile
was getting born and placing its feet
firmly in the industrial world Mr..
Jewett was not long i'm becoming in
terested, and about five years ago he
became president and one Of the prin-
cipal stockholders of the Paige-De-
troit Motor Car Company.
Mr.. Jewett is the active head Of
this company and its success which
has really been phenomenal, is his
greatest victory in the big game of
life He has dashed to the goal with
the same irresistible impetuosity
that won him his athletic laurels on
the cinder track years ago
The Paige has been. and is, one of
the real substantial successes in the
motor car industry, in the character
and popularity Of its product. and in
the financial prosperity won for its
stockholders. Five years ago IL oc-
cupied the half of an abandoned
pharmaceutical laboratory and turn
ed out 500 cars. A year later its out
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
HOTEL DUPONT LOBBY TURNED
OVER NIGHT INTO AN IMMENSE
GARAGE; AUTO SHOW UNDER WAY

1t was a mighty fascinating scene
to watch the motor men working like
Trojans to get the show into perfect
shape. Everyone was in a hurry.
Everyone was doing something prao-
tical. from rolling a new twelve-cyl-
inder touring car into its proper place
for the exhibition to adjusting a pat
ent nut for proper display It was as
though every man connected with the
show or with the exhibits knew that
this event was the starting point OF a
year of great things and had the feel
ms that his chief function was to
leave nothing undone to the end that
the start be made in just the right
way The hotel was transformed over
night from one Of the leading hostel
ries in the country 10 the prcttiest
setting for the prettiest automobile
show in the country.
No one can afford to miss this scene.
While the opening of the show was
set for $50 O'Clock, long before that
time crowds had surgod into the
lobby and green room Of the hotel de-
manding admittance to this wonderful
show. They did not want to take d
chance as to whether they would have
the opportunity OF seeing the show
later. I'VE want to see it now" they
informed Chairman Nixon. and the
chairman is the last man in the world
TO refuse a public request so solidly
put, so there were many who actually
viewed the show before it was opened.
They will come back. they said. if pos
sible, to look it over again when the
exhibition is running at full blast.
! All Of last night and this morning
the displays by the three dozen exhib-
itors were being put in place for the
weeks show.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

or vice
versa. 1t
gives you
two complete
cars in one
with every
comfort and
refinement
preserved.
No man
who cares to
enjoy the use
of his car
continuously
summer
and winter
can resist the
attractions Of
the all-year
car.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
A Car For Every Month in the Year

supplies the comfortable and continuous
o
n i
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

put was 5000 cars. A year and half
ago il moved to a splendid modern
factory, built especially for it.. A
year ago il entered the Six field. and
made a resounding hit and had TO
build a big addition 10 its factory.
To-day IL has a capacity Of 175 cars a
day, and expects TO market and sell
10000 cars this season.
President Jewett is largely respon-
sible for this achievement and un-
doubtedly the same qualities OF grit.
stamina, determination and good head
work that made him winner on the
track have been big factors in his
business success.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

N RARK the booth at the Show which attracts
MI the most people. Go to the center of the
AVA thickest crowd. There you will find an epoch
making
1t has broken all worlds records, in official tests,
for stock-car efficiency.
Fights and Twelves have been outrvaed the costest
defeated The greatest motors of the past
celled 80 per cent by this.
This master motor-called the Super-Six-is
elusive Hudson feature. It is Hudson invention
troled by Hudson patents And its price, in the most
luxurious Phaeton is only $l375.