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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19

langer luie adt Stllnoen t1gIif, bon
morgens Z llbr i,no rat) s llbr
abenos beidllftigt neroen, bon Ell.
mem Stuat al oeu onoeren aus
lhlicbt. Oieies Geies oerbietet alio
elgentlid] nidlt Ole unbeihrdntte
Ilsbeutling Ser &inoer in iraeno
einem Staot. Gas lpiiroe ia cine
NcrIesllng Der Staotenret)te iein,
llber lueIhe beionoers oie Gemotra.
ten Iebr eifris ipadlen. 9Iber oie
9unoesre9Ierlulg bat fraIt oes
nciten>8eleses Dos Ned)t, ,u iraeno
elncm Nrbeltgeber IN irgeuo einem
Staate 5u iageu: Sd tann oit, nitt
blnocrn on Ser &lnoerau5belitl,na,
aber it1 fann Die Serieuouna Oeiner
Eroollfte nab einem anoeren Stuat
perbinoern.
Is begen spar bie slusbel,ter Ser
Sllo'taaten INNER nod, Die 0oii-
nllng, oaB oas 8eles BON oen 9un.
hcsgeriften fir uerialilngsmiorig
erflort miro. Sm gsif,tiaIle boifen
lie, oaB Die 9eamten, tpeld)e fiir
Gurdfiibrllng oes 8eieses su for.
gen babelL lid, alf irgeno cine
@eiie Sit 8llnIteu ser ,sabrifanten
beelnfIlll'en laiicn. slber nit,t rur
Die srbeiter- Unions. ionoern aud,
cle Uabrlfanten oes Noroens, lpeId)e
feine alnocr inter IA Sabren uno
Trauer lno ainoer MIR 50 Stun-
Ben per @od,e beid,dftigen oiirfen,
peroen lpobl ullipalien, oab oas 8e-
'es ourdgeiiibrt miro, oamit ser
laItige Usitbelucrb oes Siiocns et-
lpas beidrdllft peroe. Seneniaus lit
ea NIT Dem Spltem ser iubearcn,.
ten MISUNDERSTANDING porbei. uno
5lpar auf Dem geiamten ,nOuItrie-
gcbiet Der Ser. Staoten. IaB
ihlieBlid3 oie slusbeutllng Ger Sain.
Der lino audi ibrer Gltern a1n;Iih
beieitist miro, lit cine sluigobe, oie
nift bon oen Holititern ser alten
Eorteien, iouoern bon Der So,ioIi.
ltiihen Yartei oi,rdgcfiibrt lperoen
uiro.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19
$tuiiDu idr altt Nrbtittr.

@ie mir bereits nlltteilten, foro
filr;Iid, IN Columbus cine Ver.
ion,mluna Don Sertretern Der Ir-
better Orguniiotionen nno We.
'orngeleiiidyaften oes Staates Ohio
i:a.., sym 3lpefe, ein 9!lter3 Fcil.
iinaeaies 3,.r slnnabme III httngen.
o. Beicbentuuri beiaet, oaB ltoer
piiroer oes Staotes, Ser ell N!ter
ton 6S ssahren cr-rid)i bet IHo III.
it'bia III, lid, ol,rd slr5ett ielns,t
..cbell5lrlterhdlt Al: "rlparba'. 3u
4rcr l?cri;nE y, 'ld,.iat icin lcu.
Hic lid, oui s. - -ibrlid] tci'nit.
2as notise @elo iiir oieien 1en-
;,onsionss ioG o,::;t. Grf;tJci.::-
ireuer pan srobsl gtnhldii II er-
Iuast prben. Ecn'lnnsbercd) iGt 1T
ltood' .,,r ein Burger Der ".'tt.
niu en- Scatcn ,ln) ei, 9iic,, rcr
Sbio, s. gum rnoeiten 'ln >,ht
III Shio enidliig ce.,aien lit. s:cA
Dem s. 'rcfttrete1 oes 9eo amt'.:
Eeniions. lcscs -: ieon } eil,c
Ec,icn. ole crit ruun nuj, Sb:c
ilberiisorlt, 5cbn 81 ire i'm GlI.,:
.:a,,i.il itlr. che =: Ell Mur: IT ;.hf
Ctnllul; tnt. Gs 1T, geplo =, S..v
Ieni,rVanll' age "a @dh.,.:l I-
Sahr, .917 5uc J.dtifi5ier':.; D.;
lntcrhrc en
O.ital.'tlih Ser $onierci,, ia: .
aliol ale s.eurntt 'paI, nit 'Siu. II.
Dem 9ieil ltat ita-t Trdlios.lt @tJ.
y. Gnntt ton Columbus; G.;.c: III.
Oente!l: 9!rnolc * i. Gl.., l,"s:
Gco.sc sQ Sa,13c Gcl:i.a:rs;
Vs.ra slanf, g: lii, uno ysil;,aut
Yrout, Cincinnati. Sefrct:: Ero
S1a'n' tier ssr.;tf 6. geI. G,,-
c.lmoti: Sefretii Ger Gr.::,.::.:.
a..l =: ennir. ',.r:lnnati.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19
No. H..

ben Sdiffstruit bobe er aebolfen.
leine aonturrenten nieber3uringen;
ben Reihen, Ole i6n unteritubten.
babe er oerlu4t, bic Gintommen=
iteuer fern au balten. SEPT tp<rbe
9u9bes tpieber bon alien 5ruits un>
teritiist sesen oas 9eripreden, lie als
prdIoent bafiir gu belobnen unb bic
@ntiz1ruitseiebe auber araft au
lesen. WalI Street erparte als Be-
lobnuns Suterpention in Merito.
Shub Der 0eloladsintereFen unb
garantien fir aGe ipetulatipen
gelo=G.iddfte. unb nit einem fol-
den Retoro babe ct Die l1npers
lddmtbeit. bas berehtiste 8eitreben
Nnoer.r gu tritiiieren, tompetente
0eute fir bic Dienite gu enti9dbi=
gen, bic iie Der Mformiade selei=
ltet. % !~
llnb bic oemotratiihen 5ibrer unz
ieres Stoates, tpelde Beaus nebmen
auf bic Acknowledgment 9usbes.
rpeiien auf unleren Gouperneur Wil=
liz bin, Der ebNfaus oas 3ipiloienit=
9eles in iebr flasranter Weife Der=
ltbte, um isinen republifdniihen
gurteifreunoe eintrdslihe Poiten su
uerlhaffen. -
Dem Sisser seb0rt bic Beute! lit
Der Wablipruh Der amtritanilhen
polititer uno iinb bic Republifaner.
in oisIer ge5iebung pielleiht nod
ihlimmer uno torrupter. uls bic De-
motratsn. Sugbes bat um Die un=
t.ritiisuns Der beoeuteiten politilden
Jibrer lpie Rooiepelt, Root unb an
oere in oieisr Wubltampugne gu be-
tommsn, binpenoe 3uiasen beaiisli9
9eIesuns Der SauptzNsmter MAIDEN
miiHen uno um r.ihlihe 8eitrdse
fir ben aamposnefono 81 erbolten.
mubte er, nie grpan iebr rihtig
Iast., nn srob.n 9apitaIiiten 3usez
itdnoniN. MAIDEN. Willon lpiro ooss
Ielbe setan haben uno 10 hdben f'4
bic beioen BannertrGger Der alten
Marteien, hini;htlih politiIden S4a=
ders .isentlid nidts DorSumerfen.
Dieter torrupten lanblGufisen Polts
til piro erit Durh Den So3ialismus
,in Gnbe semaht nereen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19
ausbtutuug BET aiuotr bei9rdutt.

Die 9iu, lpelhe oie ain0erarbeit
IN ben SiioItaaten regeln iou, ipur-
De I'M Scnat nit allen gegen IL
Stlnlmen angcnomnen, nahoem lie
i'm Saus nit GROCER Mebrbeit poi
lierte. 3ebn iiiolihe Senatoren uno
Die beioen Senatoren bon NennipI-
panien Itlmnten oagegen. Der Sc
nat bate iibrigens ipenis Sllit, Oie
@tu IN TerhanOlung 81, nebmen l,no
tuuroe er crit 0urh Tralioent @il-
ion oa5u geSpungen. @llion min
lid, oanlit ieoenfalls eineu lpeiteren
Stein ms Brett 5u 8uniten ieiner
Eolltit Der Observation-Disclosures"
legen. slber gleid)uiel, Die @iu miro,
lpenl ltrenge ourhgeiiibrt, ser
ihonollden Stinoerausbeutl,na in
Den sSabrifen Ser SiioItaaten nno
bcionOers in Ben Valllnipoueniobri.
fen ein GnOe MAIDEN. Die Serren
,Sobrifanfen IN oen Siioltaoten bcu-
ten niht MIR Mdnner nno ,srauen,
ionoern Sehniihrige &inoer Is uno
16 Stllnoen t1glit bel ben erb1rn.
lid)|ten Sobnen aus. @on oen bers-
lolen brlltaleu gtad)folnmen Ser
SfIaucnbeliscr fann man aud, feline
Sltnanit1t criparten, ilno oa lie oie
SeglaIatllren Ser Siioitanten poll-
ltanolg beberrld,en mar eine @clie-
rilna cbre ein Gingrcifen oes aon-
grc''cs niht sll crluarten llno sic
ScrtiIfabrifarten ocs gtorocns, ms
belonoere Der 9teuenglano. .Staaten,
oenen Die aolltllrrell5 Ser liiolid,en
,Sobrifanten loitig !uuroe, llnter-
ltiitten Die slgitation ser slrbeitcr-
fiihrer uno Hcformer ocs Noroens
lno perIonsten pom aongreB, oaB
ein 5rias sur @rnocsperfaiiling an-
Genommcn lueroe, lucld,er Dem Som
greb Die Wtadlt pcrleihen iou, Die
&inoerarbeit 5u regcln. Ias IicB
llh aber nift gut MAIDEN uno 10
lpnroe cine Bill auseearbeitet, mel.
he Sen transport BON Grseuanillcn
irgcno elmer ssabrif ODER @erfit6tte,
in lucldcu 2inoer untcr Ia ,sobren
ODER 4in0er bon Ia bis 16 Suhren
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Im Sonntas, ben 5. Nobember,
5pei Ia9e Dor ben Wablen, mirh
unter ben Muipi5ien bes @erpot-
tunssrates bes rg4o" cine srete
Woblbemoni itration. perbunben nit
Ibenounterbaltung, in Der Ncme=
9nne ftattfinben. Gs ipirb Elm aus=
todrtiser Reoner ensasiert merben.
unb follen Gintrittstarten 5u 10e
fcbalb als m0slid in umlauf sefebt
perben. Ndberes iiber prosromm
ufu. pirb ipdter betannt seseben-
Gin etnaiser finanaieller Meinsepinn
nirb benz Betriebsfonb bes .g4o.
sugetpiefen iperben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19

Jubrer Wm. 8rpan babe es in bie=
ier He5ietuns am Shlimmiten ee=
trieber. 8rpan brebt nun ben 5pieb
um uno ertldrt, oaB 9usbes als
Gounerneur bon Nep Dort bic
ihlimmite Sdaderpolitit setrieben,
uno Die peroienitpollten Oemotroten
aug ben s!emtern entfernt babe, um
oiele 4emter nit Republitanern gu
beleBen. Gum Oant fir bic Wa6l=
untsritI5uns Der 9a6nen babe9usbes
ben BON Der 2esislatur seieblih feitz
seIesten 3peizGentsz2arif petiert:
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aau1pf I'M bic politif@e 8tutt.

~Wenn i;h bic polititer itreiten,
oann betommen ebrlihe 2eute bic
Wabrbeit gu b0ren."
Oas tann man nieber 10 reht
idon i'm sesenmdrtisen Wabltompf
beobadten. Der republitanifde DrGz
floentI4afts Sanbibat 6usbes tpirtt
Wilien uno leiner Mbminiitration
Dor. oab i:e oos 3ipiIbienitseies
idnooe perlesten. um ben Demotraz
ten fette slemter gu bei9affen. uno
Der frIbere Staatsietretdr. Der alte
ebrlihe unb bieoere bemotratiide
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19

tommen iino, oaB Srganiiationen
notucnoig iino, Inn Die Gage Der
s(rbeiter uno ibrer sSamilien ibon
i'm belltigen fapitaliltil6cn Spitem
5a beben, fonnen auf bas Mttleio
Der aapitaliiten lmb ibrer 3eitlm-
gen per5ibten Sic ipolen feline sll.
moicn, oerlangen feline faIihe Gen.
timentalitdt, ionoern Beredtigfeit.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-19

SD bin Sooat, Ood) Tin i'd es nid)t gerne,
Ils id) es marc, bat mid nid5t geragt;
Man rib MIDI fort, bineiu in oie &aiernes
Gefongen Daro d mie Elm gSilo geiagt;
sSo bon Der Seinlat, bon bes 2iebhens 6er3en
WtlBt d b1Deg uno bon Der sSreuloe 4res
Gent id ooron, fiibl ib ser @ebntlt Sdnersen
Subj in Der 9rlt oes 3ornes Slut 10 beiB
: SD bin Sooat, bod nit @ioertreben
SD leb tbn nidt, ben buuen yRonigsrod",
Sd lieb' es nid3t, oas bllt'ge @afienlebeu,
Wfid, gu perteio gen par gen,g elm Stod.
= lagt mir mu3u braldbt ibr Soloaen?
Gin ieoes SoIf liebt Stub uno irieoen nrr,
slaein aus Serrid3iudt l1o Dem @oIt 5rm Sdooeu,
SaBt ibr 5ertreten ad, Ole goIoue Jlrr!
Sd bin Soloa, nlf Gag ino gad)t rnarhereu,
Stott an Der arbet, mu6 if Holten itebn
Stot IN Der 0reibei nluB id] iall,eren,
limo muB Den ood)nllt freder guben lebn
llno 9ebt5 ms 0elo, 10 msB idb 9riioer nloroen
Son oenen tener 5u Seo mir tat,
Taflr ais ariippeI trog i'd 9ano ,no Sroer
limo lun9erno ru if Damn: sd mar Scl6o!"
aSbr griioer nu, oh Ie,tid]e oh 1Sronoicn
Sb llnsarn, HuIien, oh GngeIano,
Sb grln OBJ rot oh bIai, oh meib Die Soien
9cbt e,id, ta Slei sum- @rlB oie grlearboi6'
Ml lnBt sir 9elnat uns sl,riidmarid)ieren
Son oen Sgron,en rnier Volf heiren;
Sern nl,r 1pranne, nliien &riege iiibren -
Sooot Der Ireibeit mill t serne iein"
Mur &esel
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llno oieie fonnen iie poG uno gana
crit oanu erla,sen, luenn Die freie,
io5ialiltiihe Gciealhaft errihtet lit.
Mittlerlpeile aber ioaten iie lif
mebr auf iid ielbit uno Die ebrlihe,
fl,rdtloie uno fortidrittlide slrbei.
terpreiie uno tpeniger auf sic Su-
mal,itdt ser aapitaliiten lno ibrer
Erelie perlallen.
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Sd bin SoIoat, Ood) Tin id es nidt aerne,
Ils if) es maro, bat man mid nidt geiragt
Ipon RIP r,ih fort hinoi,, ~, S;o Ga>,orro
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05

King Victor Emmanuel. o. rtAly,
posSoeses q collection Of 90. 600 coins.
which ID aid to be the nnsst II Eu-
rope
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
ROSS EIGHT MACHINE
CREATES SENSATION

Entering sar Francisco almost I'M
heralAed. the Ross Eight car created
"a sensation the Hike OF which has
never been known In that city. Shortly
after Tire arrival q the car II climbed
the famous Fillmore 2treet hills from
Onion to III. a7way with the gears
locked IN high.
This most remarkable demonstra-
ton waa witnessed by hundreds OF
people 5en Francisco reports state
that the Eoss accomplished the task
SO easily thet many we're dubious
with regard TO liz being stock car.
This feeling OF doubt, was quickly
corrected. 1t Is reported from San
francisco. by the local istr1 butor
who invited a mechanical inspection
II the car to prove that absolutely
no change Aad been made in the gear
ratio,
J. FL. steliing, OF Arnold. SIZZLING
a. Co., northern California distributors
FOR the Ross Eight. drove the car up
The stupendous Fillmore Street hills.
and Ed Rainey. executive secretary
Of tho mayor. acted as official OBJ
server The gear Was chained and
padloaked In high by Leon J, Pink
son. automobile editor Of the San
Fran tsco Chronicle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
MEAT INJURIOUS
To THE KIDNEYS
TAKE A rABTESPOONFTL OF
SALTS IF BACK HURTS OR
BLADDER BOTH ERS,

We are nation OF meat eaters. and
our blood IL filled witt uric acid, gays
wBt1-knoTn authority, who warns
uE to be consta atty on guard against
kidney trouble
The kidneys 10 their utmost to free
the blood OF tN's irritating acid, but
become weak frcm the overwork: they
get sluggish. the el!minative t.ssu es
clog and thus the waste Ia retained in
the blood 70 poison the entire eys-
tenn.
When your kidneyn ache ami feel
like lunps OF lead. and you have
singing pains III tho back. or the
urine Ia cloudy. full OF sediment or
TIE bladder Ia irritable, obliging you
to seek relief during the night; when
yea have severe aeada eiae- nervous
snd dizzy spells, sleepiessness, acid
stomach or rheumatism In bad wealth
er. get from your pharmacist ebout
four ounces Of Jad Salts. take 4 tn
oleSpocnful In glass Of water before
breakfast each morning and In a few
days your Kidneys viii act fine This
famous salts ts made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon tufC0. com bfnod
with lithia, end has been uSed for
generations to rusn and stimulate
oioggec kidneys, TO neutraitxe tho acids
IN urine 30 II - no longer . source
Of irritation. thus ending urinary and
bladder disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes delightful effer-
veScent lifhia water drink, and NO
body can make q mistake by taking
a little occasionally to keep the Kid
rlsys clean ana active
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
MARn0N GAR STANDS
COCO ECONOMY TEST
Owner OF Machine Reports He Aver
ages Sixteen Miles on
Gallon OF Gasoline.

Surprising gasoline mileage is be-
Ing reported by owners of the new
Marmon "a. The Marmon car has
a wheel base OF 1856 inches and the
motor develops scyenty-four horse
power on brake test, yet due TO the
light weight ana high efficiency Of
the overhead valve motor. owners are
experiencing economy in use of fuel.
For instance. one car owner re-
ports to the factory that he secured
twelve and one-half miles per gal
Ion of gasoline, driving through the
mountains and sixteen miles per gall
Ion on ordinary roads This owner
resides In San Francisco, and writes
as follows:
Il left for Lake Tahoe. then to
Feather Tiver Inn and from there to
Lake Alinanor. in Piumas County.
Returned to San Francisco via Oro-
vile. Most of the trip was through
a very mountainous country, and /
averaged on the whole twelve and
one-half miles to the gallon of gaso-
line.
ION my return from Sacramento to
the Oakland Ferry Creek route boat,
j put the car to a test on gasoline
mileage and running, and / covered
the distance OF 131 miles in three
hours and nfty-seven minutes via
Stockton, and averaged sixteen miles
to the gallon OF gasoline"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
CHALMERS MOTOR CO.
GETTING OUT PAPER
Illustrated News, New Publication, Is
BeinS Circulated Throughout
Country.

The Chalmers Illustrated News.
Volume One. Number One, has made
Its appearance. This now publication.
which is OF commanding size. will cir
culate to dealers Of the Chalmers
Motor Company and to buyers Of
Chalmers cars. 1t . q brand new pub
LEGATION with this company. Work
started upon 1t shortly after W. L.
Agnew became director OF advertising
of the company. The flrst issue con-
tanned ON the front cover q photogre phi
of Fred Junk. who captured the FREQ
for-all and event No. 8 at the Giants
Despsfr hill climb at Wilkes Barre.
Pa, October 7. when the Chalmers
proved the fastest car on the course
with the winning rr,n M the 5s70o-foot
h!l III ore minute and foriy-one Sec
onds. The Illustrated News Is most
literally illustrated. as its name i'm
plies, and carries many views Of peril
nent news interesf.
Chalmers Shop and Service 10 a new
publication which is being issued by
the Chalmers Motor Company. II will
circulate directly to the shop men and
mechanical men of the Chalmers
organization at the factory and
Throughout America and the world. 1t
will provide for the mechanical men
Information of great value, and will be
10 them what the Chalmers Monogram
! ia to Chalmers dealers. The Chalmers
Monogram, which circulates TO the
dealers every week. will be continued
bv the Chalmers Company as the pub
lication has accomplished much good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
MON VISITS I'LL
The BORDER CAMPS
H Motor Car Without
Trouble

bQs1cr serwtce., army or civilian,
6ax is being selected a. the
which will gtys the best service
l3af words, as the enc CTR that
IN xxAyei all the roads ard hills
~ tie RIO Grande.
~ recentiy Saxon Six touring
EshM0 made run frogn San Antonio.
~ TO San Diego. Cal. taking IN
m militia camp on the border ard
lkutnE roads N the TEXAS wagtea
= hexer before have felt the wheels
1GX4etnr chr. II carried representa-
~ of the Premier Finn Company
Asnnotion- picture outfit
ffMr the Premier Company had
41 permission from Major Gen
pnstcn to taxa motion pictures
militia units on the border. the
car field was looked over for
Nine suitable 70 make the "trip
Representatives, Of the n'm corn
n4W essht Saxon Skies IN daily
6bcut Genera Tupston's head
where they ere attached to
y1MFtGrmaster's corps OF this
gn department. They inter
three or four army officers
&ru Gaxons ana who have been
hem instead o. mounts for
duty. Finally they decided that
N1s the car they wanted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
DR|SCOE AGAIN BREAKS
RECORD IN SWIFT RUN

Los Angeles, Nov. An q sensst-
tionai 5nsN from Oakland to the sum-
NIT of Mount Diablo. a distance of
thirty-three miles, to an elevation OF
3.Sea feet above sea level, in flfty-flve
minutes fat, 4 four-cylinder Briscoa
touring car. driven by Ben Hammond.
has again brought the championship
title for this gruelins course back 10
the Bv!scoe camp. Hammond and his
peppery mount raced from Oakland TO
the summit Of the mountain last Sun
day and chopped four minutes off the
previous record.
Hammond was accompanied by
three observers, and he gave them the
thrill of their lives by roaring up the
thirty three miles of winding mountain
grades. and when the Briscoe flashed
across the summit in f1fty-five minutes,
eapsei time, there was rousin &
cheer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
NEWELL CAR Wins
mo ECONOMY TESTS
1iIiun - ,rca-s~. Weight, Goes Two
- More ~ tile Gallon Than
Nearest Rival

opq1f tests for economy in gasoline
hnpticn conducted IN different
go OF the country show tat the
Aii car continues TO enjoy sn1e~
fty In this vital Item affecting tn"
1&pr4sts purse-
b mir the last meath. TWO IMPORT"
econcYry contests were conducted
III california and tbe other In
tt,ia, and III beth of these. the Man
n n rar WIS victorious, proving lis
n ltw il no farthest on the smallest
yunt OF fuel. Both OF these contests
81 . participated In by number OF
n III OF well known make and bo'h
h csiicialIy checked
II wins Government Tcst.
I'M r. Jayne. government seafer OF
ls.,seY,4r and measures. officially observ-
63ssR tesf III the Yosemite valley. Cal.
2x.Ss,stfx rive ears wers started from
Comm ercial club in Fresno for the
lfey. after Mr.. Jayne had sealed the
%%Ea The roads were In the worst
7eibse condition The steep grades
Srsc xnasa doubiy hard by having six
Sfaaes of dust and the ruts from thS
SAW traffac let the cars down ire
I1I4aanflyg to a point WHARF the axles
Mpea the road.
xrfving In yosemite sklley, MI
1SS broke the seals, ana with t'ertt-
~ measures refilled the tarFs With
4ii Zine, also Weighing tae LOADS car
8 IN the cars. including passe gers
m luggage.
Il The result showed that the MsS 'Fell
AgsaKnnd seven gallons Of gasoline Ind
frted S75 pounds II nearest a"n $
xktxur nsed eight and stx-tenths gal
III ~ ,,Jf CARRIED oriy 65F pounds The
I'M car IN the competition usec nine
a1Irna ard carried ST4 pounds. two
Reher cars trailea Along. In other
MERIDA, the Maxwell carried greater
a8Kht than any other automobile In
~ contest and did two miles 10 the
lion better than It's nearest cofnpeti-
More Honors In Richmond.
~ che Virginia state Fair held In
Eixhmond early in October the Max
III won big eoonornv run IN compe-
Efxton with practically ell the four
ftuder rurs sold IN that city. All OF
aortesfants were started with one
119AlIon Of gasoline IN special tank
c141ed by the fair authorities. THIS
yeil distancea all competitors By
- margin, covering thirteen and
Asmths miles or the half gallon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
Sl AND AGAIN WINS PLACE.
HONOR AT BIG AUTO SHOWS

tho public the cornpany's position In
the mani featuring world.
Almost Doubles Rcocrd.
we came near doubling our re-
cord OF sales for tho previous year"
said John n WHY'S. president of the
wiliys-Cverland Company. speaking
OF the distinction which had again
been conferred upon his organic
ton
During the twelve months ending
September 30, 1915. wo sold 1923
Overland and WSilys-Knisht cars
volume OF business totaliing almost
sico, oTo.e
I'VE won first place at the New
York snd Chicago shows in 1918,
having sold 1925 cars from Septen1-
Der so. 1914, 20 September 80. 1918,
for a total volume OF business OF
moro than sfo.ooo,ooo.
mot only in this country, and IN
Canada sd our rAles show such graf
tfvfnr Increases Our shipments
abroad have exceeded all expeotA-
ton. IN spite of mcawer shipping
facilities we have been able to ex-
part thlS 7hson a= n1e.ry cars rs we
e~~r asrooH 1ur'-s al trs preceding
vears"
In rpfte OF the wonderful gains
n&de cy tho WiiFys- overland COM
pany. Mr.. WHY'S iooka FOR even
greater Developments during the COM
ing year.
The production schedule Of the big
Toledo plant calls for an increased
volume OF Overland and WHY'S
Knight cars during 1917, ranging In
price from the low priced, but COM
piete and economical four-cylinder
touring car TO the sumptuous Wiilys-
Knight motored limousine ard touring
sedan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05

duction sohsdnis. cklling Tor No.
tically twice - maAy cars - wqfs
built In the past twelve mSnAhA
means OF course. I great Axtension n
the activities OF the plant IS
Fifty thousand square feet win -
added to the working noor space Of
the plant Tho capacity OF the load
A number or additions to the metal
working department have been made.
New machines have been installed TO
increase the production OF tenders
and other parts.
The installation Of an additional
complete enamelinx plant ID ccntem-