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Source of Raw Material.

'''rhe forests are 4 source of raw ma
terial. In temperate countries wood is
the chief product of the forest In
tropical forests. such as most of the
South American forests are, the by
products, such as rubber. dyestufs
and tannic acid. are frequently more
important than the wood itself South
America, on whole, is deficient in
coal deposits and other mineral fuel
and possesses only a limited and To-
calized source of water power. Wood.
therefore. must be not only the chief
source of building material but also
the main source OF fuel in a large part
of the continent. The forests of South
America are very little known. Be
fore the forests of South America can
be most economically utilized. a sur
veN of the forest resources of the coun-
try is necessary, together with a thor
oush study of the different species
composing the forests and of their
physical and chemical properties"
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Heating Plant Destroyed.

The heating plant on the grounds OF
the National Cathedral School for Girls
Wisconsin avenue and Woodley road
was destroyed by fire last night about
1c o'clock The plant furnished heat
for the residence OF Bishop Harding
and the school, but as there is an aux
iIiary heating plant no great inconveh!-
ence was experienced at the school when
sessions began this morning after the
Christmas holidays. Work OF rebuilding
the heating plant VIII begin immedia tely
and officials at the school hope to have it
in working order in few days. So
bright hight was made by the fire that
1t was seen by persons living long dis
tance from the school
An examination of the ruins. the police
say, failed to disclose the origin of the
fire The loss will exceed $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ORGANIZED n 1885, THE HOME BUILDING
Association of the District of Columbia has
maintained a reputation for careful manage
mcnt for the benefit of its stockholders. which
on inquiry. must convince you that 1t Is the
tematicaIiy pay for your home other rea
estate. The association is strictly mutual and
safety would permit and have been less
than . per cent. Ask about 1t. r. F. Cinusn
Galiiher. vice presidents: James m N. Woodward
secretary. a23 goth st. n.w.: Edward : Wes-
sdrst Coz, nsn @ Pa Moore Wa
b. Reeve. ]. Paul Smith. Fred l.. No=t and
Madison Whipple. Attorney, Jackson H. n- Eni
OF currency of the United States.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE sToCk-
holders of the Columbia Granite and brcdg
ing Corpora tion will he held at the office of the
corporation Rooms / and :: Alexandria Ma
tional Bank building. tlexandria Va on
h JanmsFy M ~ aa ialS 9rocs for noI th
ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may legally come before said
g. 4. BoHNET. secretary
TIE ANNT Al MEETING OF THE: STOCK
holders OF the HnmN Building Asso 'iation. for
The election Of oficers and such other business
: m.y prop,' " cGme before ii. will he he'd y
the Office "f trc treasurer 1907 Pa ave nv.
Tuesday evening. January II. 1915 at O'Clock.
Books now open for subscription to the stock of
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD. Secretary.
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
the election OF officers and directors for The eu-
suing year. will lr held at its office. l.s, South
Royal street. Alexandria. Va. Thursday. the
Goth Instant at 1880 am.
NJ. M. PARKER. President.
I.OUIS BEYER. JR.. Secretary.
THE ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Union Trast Company Of the
District Of Columbia. for the election of d
rectors for the cusuin: year. will he held on
Tuesday: january II. 1916. the Office of
the company. 10th and II streets northwest.
Washington. II. G.. at o'clock p-m. The
polls will b" op"n fr"m | to O'Clock pm.
Transfcr hooks will he closed FROM the hrst
10 the. fifteenth of January. 1916. both days
inclusive.
EDWARD l.. HILIYEE. Secretary.
ia45.I.1o
TIE ANNUAL MEETING oF THE SToCK-
holders Of tie Chas. Schneider Baking Co. for
tho election of directors and other business.
will be held ut the Office of the company. ilJ
ST NV. on Wednesday. January L.. 1916.
at : pm. TranSfe- hooks will he closed ten
GAYS prior to the meeting. WM. BERENS
:. n. WATERS. Secretary. President.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by other than uvself.
Signed. EDWARD II. MILLER. &c
NOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY TRANSFERRED
10 my son. 7. Russell Hun:erford. the real
estate business conducted by me during the
ance of the liberal patronage accorded me.
] will continue to be associated with him a
THOS. W. HUNGERFORD.
January l. 1916. 6lI 14th ST. NV.
So
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Problem Common to All.

There is one problem that is com
mon to US all. We have boundless
natural resources. we have untold
wealth of every description. Nature
has lavshed her rarest gifts upon US,
but in order to bring them forth and
to derive from them those benefits
which are hers by right, South ameri-
ca must have means of communication.
Now, we ali know that no network of
railways cover the southern hemis-
pherc of the new world, that many
decades - centuries, perhaps must
elpase before they can be built. But
# we are without artificial highways,
If the rails patiently laid down by the
toll of men are lacking. we have su-
pera bundance of natural highways, of
mighty rivers. which, with their myri
ad tributaries, stretch in all directions
over the face of our native lands. Hith-
erto they have been of little use either
for intercommunication or for trans
portation because our South American
rivers abound in shadows and in sand
bars, and are mostly navigable only
for slow rear-wheel boats of nsi ignifi-
cant draught.
'"The impractica bility of building a
railway through an undeveloped and
difficult country in the state of Colom-
bias finances led me to seek more
prompt solution of the problem by
building a boat without keel and draw
ing little or no water. which would
glide over the suface of the river at a
high speed, and at least carry Iassen-
gers and mail
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Pre-eminently the Florida Route.
Atlantic Coast Line. IN. y. & Florida
Special" SIS pm daily other all
steel ltd trains daily. 1406 y. Y. ave. NV
-Advertisement
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regions of South America and regu-
latorS of the climate and the salubrity
of the regions lying far in the interior
of the continent.
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Elaborates Argentine Policy.

Dr. Enrique" Gil, delegate from the
law school of the National University
of Buenos Aires. discussed pan -Ameri-
canism lin the light of the traditional
international policy of Argentina He
approval of the doctrine was given in
connection with historical references
showing that Argentina for almost a
century had been a party to interna-
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
TOPIC Of SPEAKERS
DR.. Otero of Colombia Declares
for a Strict Policy of Nom
Intervention.
REGARDED OF NECESSITY
FOR PAN AMERICAN UNITY
Says Foreigners Should Abide by Lo-
cal Laws-0thers Address Con-
ference Section.

Chief interest in the work of the Pan
American Scientific Congress again to-
day appeared centered in the section
for the study of international law,
where almost all the speakers dis
cussed some phase of pan American
ism. An avowal OF ii policy OF nom
intervention was advocated as an un-
avoidable necessity in the creation of a
greater pan-American unity, by DR..
Luis Alfredo Otero of Colombia He
insisted that this was as imperative as
that policy calculated to prevent the
colonization of any of the western
countries by European governments.
Foreigners who esta blish themselves
in the territory of any American nation
should be Internationally subject TO
the laws of the country where they re-
Side,'' he declared
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PALMISTRY.

THE HAND is THE MIRROR DF ONES SOUL.
If IN DOUBT CALL on ZANCIG. PSYCHIC.
AND HAVE \ POSITIVE DEMONSTRATlON
OF THE PROFESSORS WONDERFUL POW
FIR Of DIvINATION. FULL MD COM
PLETED READING, 81. STUDIO. 90i 14th
ST. NV. FOR APPOINTMENT. PHONE
MAIN 4419 HOURS. 10 AN. TO 6 IN.
HAVE lOtR HAND READ BY MR. DAUUD,
the well known scientific palmiSt.
Readings 81 Phone North 1850.
StrfIio. !6G: Q ST. NV. Horrs. II am to 6 .. m.
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tional conferences of Latin American
states that had for their purpose the
mutual protection and advancement
American Solidarity a Reality.
American solidarity is a reality. and
If among the forces which it opposes
are included forces sanctioned by eX-
then a special and peculiar American
problem is created. This was the
statement OF John Foster Dulles of
Aubdrn. " Y, who was one of the
speakers this morning.
IF American. solidarity is to main
tain ITSELF" said Mr.. Dulles, in part.
''it must not operate solely as mega
tive force. rendering the settlement of
international disputes more difficult.
There must be carried out a construc
tive program, designed to devise means
Of solving international differences
without apartment of this American
solidarit A coordination of the
American states should be attained
such as will facilitate this result.
Aspirations of All-America.
Dr. Enrique Gil. delegate from the
law school of the National University
of Buenos Aires, in his address. said;
Ian- America niSm is the suliiilsi
ratio of the public and international
law of the continent. and may be re-
gaIded as the expression of the com
mon aspirations of all the countries of
America. 1t is the result of the ap-
plication of international cooperation
and is founded to protect the common
interests which. by their Importance
and number. render it necessary that
there should be established single
and advisable policy for the protection
of all. Such a policy cannot fail to
lead to the attainment of peace and
progress, and to inspire the work OF
the new civilization in its forward
march
That civil education should be made
compulsory. beginning in the primary
schools, and must be continued IN the
higher educational institutions through
the establishment of classes in public
law. was the contention of DIR. Juan de
Dies Garcia kohly, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary of Cuba
atNThe Hague.
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SPIRITUALIsM.

MRS JANE E. MALrBl. SrIlIfUA AL MEDIUM,
IIIo 10th St NV. Meetings Mon. pm
Wed and Fri. T:3O pm. a3c. message I"
each Daily readings. 81 North S:32.
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DR.. G.. MEJIA.

An interesting description of air-pro-
PEELED gliding boats has been furnished
to the Pan American Scientific Congress
by GonZalo Mejia, one of the unofficial
delegates from Colombia. Mr.. Mejia an
nouncing that he had tried out such a
boat with success on the Hudson river.
and that he believed the general use
of such boats would solve the trans
portation problem of South America to
a large extent.
Tine possibility of building safe and
practical air-propelled gliding boats
that travel over the surface of the wa
ter without any draught is not a the
ory-it is a fact Mr. Mejia said.
There is the Yolanda II that / have
taken up and down the Hudson river,
starting from Nyack. where for months
the whole population had gathered to
watch my trials. ] have had on board
his excellency- the minister of Colom-
bia, Senior Don Julio Betencourt, who
can bear me witness With a number
of other gentlemen we came down
from Nyack to seth street landing, New
York, q distance of twenty-five miles,
in thirty-hVe minutes.
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Attacks on Sovereignty.

ne instances are many in which the
powers, contrary to the most elemen-
tary principles of international law,
nave lnterVened on behalf of their sub
IectS, and have to that end attacked
| the sovereignty of Eatin American
states. claiming to place their action
on the grounds of the unstable charac-
ter of the internal order and on the
little confidence they had in the ad-
mnistration of justice in these coun-
tries.
America. therefore. should insist Dr.
Otero added upon the continued rati-
| ncation and development of the princi
pies governing the status of foreigners
Whlch principles are of exceptional i'm
portance to. her. and should definitely
establish the doctrine that in Ameri-
ca special legal exemptions in favor of
foreigners do not exist
Support of Monroe Doctrine.
Unqualified support of the Monroe
doctrine and what he characterized as
its complement, the Drago doctrine
was given by DR.. Manuel Cavaicanti of
Brazil in address on problems OF
International law peculiar to America.
The Monroe doctrine" he said. lis a
summary of Americas peculiar inter-
national problems"
Continuing, DIR. Cavalcanti said: Our
pra ctical ideas as well as our territory
must be protected from European en-
croachment, and the United States as
Sumed the role of spokesman guar
dian of the inviolability and freedom,
at the same time foreswearing any and
all interference and political interest
in European affairs. We disa gree with
those that pretend that the conditions
that gave rise to the Monroe doctrine
have disappeared and along with them
the doctrines raison d'etre.
international law is a science in
evolution he continued, that will
have to solve new questions as fast as
the old may be disposed Of AS for our
continent. there is fundamental con-
cept on which depends the solution of
all our international questions and
doubts, viz: peace and unity. in order
to fill with honor and glory the place
which civilized humanity has allotted
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tional conferences of Latin American,
states that had for their purpose the
mutual protection and advancement.
American Solidarity a Reality.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1Vu LEFT r,Itiif.Auo ALI. PEiNIEp
IG0 ENVELOPES FOR
100 BII1IIEADS S1.@.
Ask for prices on typewritten letters.
5nI 1i'h NV. Phone NJ. 6"I1.
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stocktrutfers of the Atlantic Building Co.. for
the election OF officers and directors for the
suing year. viii hr held al its Office. 123 South
Royal street. Alexandria. Va, Thursday. the
Goth Instant. at 1850 an.
NJ. NJ PARKER. President.
LnI-IS RENEE. LE Serretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
MYSTERY SOLVED
Solution Of Wheel Revolving Seemingly
In Space At Rogers store
Il Owen.

There has been much talk in Wheel
ing on late concerning the ms site wheel
MHi,h mas been on display ia the show
window or the Earle Rogers store -
MtLin street, for the past Ronth or
r. Ims great wheel has been hummina
Il<ziiy ~ space. defyiug the laws ~
gravity and friction. apparently a. in
saturn.
old men have been 'philosophizinr M
on ll' llttl" boys bctuug on Do aud school
girls Eiggilus 80 t. Nothing since H,,-
l'N comet has been the cause Of 80
hH'h comment and nervous anxiety.
iiut tho mystery has been solved or
rather exposed fu the public gaze 'rvD
N"pp'flhE wires. an electric motor
"nirhng az rapid rate and ID biaci,
nt' NEr round nave been responsible Tor
no wheel Illusion The mNsfI. wheel o..
the cHntrivauce OF the magician Thure'
tom. whose time and talent Tor ysrr4
nave been devoted 90 foNiuC tho Nr,.rI
."H uuh4it. ana MS success rcere uo Iu-
o'f~tn.nHi here Two wI4t4 suspended
from ihe Hrutiufr - fU" electric motor
ana fastened tu tho wheel exactly bal
. .h1 Do. Oh thc support The w-e-.
hf ih' way. le q rubber cir. belonging
Goo tho Miller Rubber . The motor re-
N"lNing with great speed and black
curtain FOR the background prevents tho
ffe from seeing the whtrliug wires.
hence tho illusion.
Perhaps 30 would boz well Co state thar
fNe mystic wheel l4 NOT ch4rarfarfstiI
OF lN. auto supply business and whom.
n"fliNA ft fh' Earle Rogers stDre u.tfh-
OBJ slight Of hand cor uDcultism arc usef
ln dispensing supplies. but rather hirh
i"un'ti"n ou which this business is
built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

With 3o2 coupons received last night
Friday was another big day in the
lntelligencer's Dollar BIZ contest. in
which dollar prize is handed out each
day for the most telling and purchase
impelling quotation from any adver-
tisem appearing in this newspaper.
This mornings winner IS a Shady
side man and the quotation that gets
him the dollar bill was made from the
advertisement OF J. c. Conner a well
known merchant of the same place.
Mr.. Conner does not conduct the larg-
est business IN the Wheeling district
nor the smallest by any means-and
is not OF course. the largest user or
advertising space in the Intelligencer.
but his ads often carry telling sen
fences. The phrase. We buy the best.
we sell for less" was adjudeed the
most effective appearing In the Intel
Hgencer. and thus the dollar bill goes
TO Shadyside by grace OF the clever ad-
verusing OF Shadyside merchant
What's the matter with Shadyside9
Tabulation OF last nights coupous
follows.
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HERE IS YOUR
DRY TOWN, BERT
KAHN CLUB WILL PRESENT IN.
TEREsTING FARCE ATTHEIR
MINSTREL SHOW.
Eugene Commit is Author OF Annual
Minstrel Feature to be Held
Next Week

II Bert Phillips job is becoming loo
burdensome and he needs helm the
kain club wishes 10 recommend me
great gumshoe detective PhiIlip Berts
one OF the characters in their great
minstrel act. a Dry Town" Mr.
B'rtS has wonderful record having
done sleuth work for the Burns dc.
iective agency when Doughertv cot
soaked while floating down the old
Green river before that river wont
dry. lie would make good detective
Tor ne likes 10 catch people IN the ACT
or drinking. lie then knows there is
an opportunity 10 get some himself
"A Dry Town the biggest comedy
hlt or tho season. will be part Of m.
Rain club minstrel show which takes
place 20 ST Nary's auditorium. Wood
aud Thirty-siXth streets. next Tuesday
"wednesday and Thursday evenings
J no clever oncacf farce is written nv
one oi the members Of tho Kahn club
and includes such characters as
Philip Bcrts. dry detective. Robert
A. Ankle
Jim Cole. no brains and no money.
Nate Mulrop
Lincoln Cole. loss brains and less
money. IT. L. RAY
piheT characters Edw. GauRhan
John Flatley N u FindIey. Frank
Ialley. Charie- McFadden and Jos
Uavercamp
This part OF tho show is localized
which makes Dr. moro interesting
There b re laush In every limo % g.
now and up to tho minute. Hundreds
OF people have expressed their desire
i' 500 IN and tho large sale of tickets
proves That Tho talent Of tho club be-
appreciated Tho Kahn club ha gained
-f.'i reputation hy making Tho peo.
pic LAUGH
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ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM

An H'ra.tit. program h.. boon ar.
ranged for flr men . meeting at OBJ.
Gums Mons DHriaHru aaaocIafion
sunday afternoon a' eco slrrf
fIti.r NI spirited gospel aorr vu
pf'r"dr flr addIrs. fo bc given b,
Rev Clarence o. Allen. % ID pastor
n. ihc Fourth street VI o. church. on
Wv Value fo Wy Nrrhhor This bel
'n' second OF fIo series Oft three .d
df'..'s 1n thr Foucfpl trsma ~ .T.ife.s
'rIfHI.Hi Tho address OF Ia.f sum
Hft sac eo heartily enjoyed hv tho
""n fha. much larger audience fe
expected uf,f SUNDAY NU mon are
welcome
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}. C. coNNER's 40 SAID: I'VE BUY
THE BEST. WE SELL
FOR LESS"
n. NJ. Conner Of Shadyside, Made the
Quotation and Receives the
Dollar Bill.
SMALL ADVERTISER PUT
FORTH WINNING PHRASE

II n not always the large adver-
user who puts forth the winning
punch" IN the Intelligencer's Dollar
Bill contest. Friday mornings win
ner OF the dollar bill - H "A Con
ner, OF Shadyside, who quoted this
sentence from the advertl sement OF
j. c. Conner, a well known mer-
chant Of Shadyside: I'VE buy the
best, We sell for less" MI II N
Conner win receive the dollar prize
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

''t- ~ JUS 10 open uU 10 ne can
are held in the East. lie Is known 49,
one OF The best riders in the middle
sornething In the race meets the coming
summer.
Earl Braunlich. has just received fb.
latest model Excelsior Lightweight MAJ
chine. The little fellow Is almost 4r
SN1Ct ."Pllchle on rs bigger brother. bat
as are the larger models and h. caicili1t-
cd TO go anywhere the larger machine
-. John weidner. one Of the Wheeling
Motorcycle Clubs. most active nemn.r.s
- iefeise" the new Dig valve Excel
through Walter Bowman who be- r.,g
nandIing that machine. The new speed
boat ls on display at the 7. A. IIogc
hardware company store.
lame. James Kidd, Of Martins Ferry. rs.
Wheeling agent for the ITendee com,
pau}. a new three-spced Indian Tnis
new gasoline sneczer is fitted with oioc-
liic HghtH ana ~ one OF the latest mod
obs put out hy the COMPANY
Win The number or machines lncrons-
ing rapidly in this vicinity and the club
VIII soon De able to boast or. not The
ffth club Iu size. but viii be nearer ne
,Ip on 'h, ISL ~ u expected that by
VIII rank second or third among the n
\. M clubs OF the country.
Indian Day" f. a feature that il plan.
NOD each year by the Hcndee Manuf4e.
sgring company. II comes on February
bigger and better than in previous wears.
w eFlgv House o. sending out Invitations
Tits city ar the House and Herman
store = fine proErafn is beinF planned
~ Mr. House for the entertainment of
we quests and each viii receive a ec.-
Nenir Of the occasion.
Albert wierheiler Of Fulton. has placed
his order with Walter Hov-rran I...f
representative ~ tho Thor COMPANY r.r
one ~ the now model Thor machine It
short time
George Altman. Of the City. hae .--
machine The order was placed v.rr
iarl Hr1unlich. who sells mo fnrls.
l't.. .N,- in Nl'g luE. and The nav
iniot t'r VIII probably arrive within Tho
iisnry Neuman. of Triade'ph.a. pu--
.Nf.tN 4r indian MOTORCYCLE from NN...
Joy House d1rinE the week
.,A d, d, r3,s.ttcrs; one ~ the members af
fined tn fhe ohio valley General 3D..
I''f' Win nu IInraa. Str Pastors I'D.
g,i az 20 recovered from ne effects rf
pr. .Itnnf Inndnu Bier Uas serf .ut
DO following l..t'r NJ Welcome to bro
,-Wus.LlNG Vs. va. reb IT, 1910
'sft SUB We are pleased 10 br..r
,..srs,a,., .a moit" .. .. rider an ee
ft .no privileges ffat aro or
Hul member off
uI. f'r au .rat BE- clean arf raol m
.HE 49, nHr. u.f .un DfIl
T'.rH aI. Unrr a.. 200 uues r..
N..|. PROGRAM planned .u
't coming H..n which ..lri.f.
uI Race Meets ur ttr I.
.rf..f. u..r I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

after o'clock. He was removed TO
the office of Dr q. NJ Stats. and
after receiving treatment was able TO
walk TO his home on Twentieth stree:
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10 - prNAlrIEs
Police Court Was Featured by one
Pair Ycterday

raiert Uusick and Uoaan Anderson
vcre fhn only offerIur. In police court
.''rdHt morning and both vcro
i Der" on charges of heiul drunk on
'r DOB" t0rn''N said fHcf were old
.m'rs zach were fined SEQ and cost.
or twenty days iu tho workhouee
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waiting for spring TO open up 80 ne can
enter some OF the big race meets thai
are held In the East. lie Is known 81.
one OF the best riders in the middle
states and may be counted on 90 do
something In the race meets the coming
summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Earl Braunlich. has just received .fh.
latest model Excelsior Lightweight mao
chine. The little fellow Is almost ar
exact duplicate of its bigger brother. but
Is built on lighter lines II IS cduipp.d
a. are the larger models and f. caicuiat-
viii take rider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

John Weidner. one Of the Wheeling
Motorcycle Clubs. most active memo. r.-
mas received the new big valve Excel
Ftor that 30 ordered sometime MO-
through Walter Bowman. who De- uu,,
nandling That machine. The new SD, ..I
boat ls on display at the T. A IiDee
hardware company store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Indian Day" r. a feature that 10 PLAN
ned each year by the Hcndeo Nanufar-
Turing company. II comes on Februarv
2 y tud this year promises TO be- oven.
D EEcr and better than IN previous wears
eFler House o. sending out Invitations
Tot thie day. which viii be observed 70
q nis city af the House and Hermann
store fine proEran is bcinE planned
nF MI House for the entertainment of
the guests and each will receive n SOM.
Nentr Of the occasion