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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
.xpect of him and he responds to your

expect Of him and he responds TO your
suggestion.
a Mother Who Was TOO Resigned.
once knew a girl who was inclined
10 be untidy and careless with her
clothes. Her mother, instead Of try
lug to root out the bad habit accepted
it with a weary resignation.
Rita never will rake any care of
her clothes" she would say.
And when Rita tore her dress or
lost her hair ribbons the family COM
nent was, That's like Rita.
The result was hat Rita came to
expect untidiness of herself and TO
regard the Tact that it was just like
her as d kind of justification.
She Could Have Been Made to Feel
That She Was Being Selfish.
II she had been made to see how
much trouble her carelessness caused.
and To realize that it was just form
of selGShness and that her parents
expected better things Of her, might
she not have done more to overcome
il:
Having bis table disllkes recognized
and talked about fixes them more
Grn1ly in a child's mind. Many a dis
like which might be cured by hav'
Ing the food presented to him with
the suggestion that he is going to like
II This time. Is forever fixed in his
mind by hearing his parents say: oh.
Henry doesn't like cucumhers." Or
"Rena never eats fish"
We arc all influenced by what is OK
nected of us. and children. being in a
more uliant state OF mind. arc the most
susceptible 10 such influence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
PERSONALS.

Federal Officer John B. Wilson ar
rived in Wheeling yesterday TO spend
a few days. from Philippi, where he
Miss Emma Swing Of the corset de-
partment of the Harry NJ. Schmidt
Shop. has returned to her duties, hay
ing been called away to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-lav.
Col. Simon Young Of the Stamm no.
1el. is expected to return to Wheeling
today after a visit with friends and
relatives in Mason and Lewis coun'
ties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
STEURENvILLE WILL
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
SEVERAL HUNDRED BUSINESS
MEN TO GATHER THERE
TUESDAY.
Preparation Being Made 10 Handle
Steubepville District.

sTEUBENVrLLE. o., Nov. 1'.---S"v-
eral hundred uIcMb"r$ IF the ONO Nhi-
lev IiHvcinpms MT .\sgoriai ion. composed
OF tuYi.Y.>,s; Iran In all ID" cities from
Last liverpool /" M"rInd"rlllr. are cN-
neciaI 10 come here nrNt Tur&daE At
icrnonn Tor what is @NW"trd l." h'. IN"
u.,lSt important In"ct''i" yet bid by
The association. TN" :t"Ti"'uEili'
chamber Of Corn!m"rr" is mai,rr@ Prop
arsIlnns to handle lnrG" gathering :nH
the Herald square ihcHtr, las l''.'n 80
cured 70 hold the meeting. At ih&
mnetinx. Which il preliminary !" tn"
on, to be held in Wheeling Soy. -,
hoard of directors Nill -, elected and
:; constitution and hyr3w" Will b" drai-
ted. Hu..!r lnt"r"si las h"'n aroused
in this - VIII AZ "th'T ''tieH and Oh"
Of the most largely attended meetings
Of IN. assuriatioE lS expected /" Ia
rtcs..l.f. Secretary Il. ". Case. Of III"
Chamber Of Commerce. stated TODAY
1|ia- Hr "Nn"Hl"d al attendance Of ct
lcast 5nG o. iIa meeting her" and more
than lI0n at thu meeting in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Priest SURPRISED.

Rev. Father J. J. QuellS. lew pastor
Of the Tiltonville Catholic church was
tondnred a delightful surprise by his
former parishioners OF Holy Name
parish this city. last nj ght. rather
Gucally was formerly assistant of Holy
name. TTe was called here last night
by Eev Father Weigand, presumably on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
HIT A FIVE BARREL WELL

PCNNSUTAWNET. Pa, Nov II
The first oil producing we'll ever
brought in in jefferson County has
been drilled near Corsica. The we'll
which is producing five barrels Gay,
is about Il miles from what was ouce
one of the greatest oil producing sec
lions in Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
FAIR AND WARMER
SCORES 4 Big HIT


Pair and Warmer" inc ArcrE HOP
wood comedy returned 10 III" Nouii
theatre last night FOR an 'n&a%rih"iIL
uf TWO DAYS. II can be SAID tn3t H. was
even hnttev produced tGan Oh us flr"l
aopearance in WhreIjnG. II viii con-
cludc it's engagement TO-DAY VITA Il
matinee and evening performance
This felect able and iICalculanlE anus
ing tale begins with 4 Scene OF fanny
disagreement which progresses even
~ the plans for divorce hniof" II cor
cludes. Laura Bartlett complains mat
Billy, her husband. Is TOO gooG t"r NOR
tai wnruen--tno faithful, 100 pToSalN,
100 utterly unromanic. Shc goes 10
the nncra with All old adnircT. anu
leaves Silly ~ HE peace anu quiet %
his home. lust as she is leaving, Jack
aud Blauny Wh'r'ter rnier. anu y tra"-
spires that Jack is going out. ieaEiilS
Blanny 70 the quiet and peace nt i.iG
Wheeler home Through some Indis-
Greet admissions Blanny and Eilty dis
cover that they arc both being outra2-
eously treated by the giddy marr!ag"
partners, and instantly they are i''il
alone, they plan revenge. IueE as
cover that setting into trouble Is sHT
easier than getting out Of il, anu that,
lacking a practiscd hand the consH-
uuences of trouble are more apt TO o.
have like a boomerang than proJec-
tile. Dorothy Nackaye and Ernest
Cossart are screamingIE funny as
Blanny and Billy Bartlett, meeting al
of the requirements Of The parts Ill L
perfect manner and keeping Inc all
dience in an uprOar by their clever
work. Miss 3fackayt' is chic. talented
and wlnsome littla actress. Helen Io%
and Ruloff Z. CutEen and Elise ST.
John are satisfactory N their resp"c-
rive roles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

in her stomach and vas TO have bccn
w. =" .n,' mrnn Int grow wnrs" 9" rap
iII% . ;i,at death cah1c before the "p@ra-
III" WIZ of ono OF Nh lrh'i'i's lH''"''.
rir..,torS Of Eastern ''h". an"
IDLY known for t"r ''IiI j.. Nv.
llri. only near surviving r"th'lFc l. !"
LII Inn nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Given 90 Days.

Mat Mchok. tn" .Ansi"rhAHt 1rT'IEH
,,.I.,, VAS arrested for threatening III"
ill.,, Of n woman With :. ha;chct h"caH%"
she She I tosIifi~d aeainSt rim when b" wos
arrested for cruelty Ia his vic. Wa;hf
aiycn a scntcucr Of 90 days III jali
hv SQUIRE Dnwncr. when he was give"
- Lnarinc and found guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Court AaniSumant Held.

Tie third court assignment OF the
September term Of Common Pleas court
was held late Thursday. The cases.
about 156 In number. will start on Mon
day. Divorce cases will he heard on
Nov - and - NOV. - is na1urali-
zation day, and there Will be a class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

Zion Lutheran brotherhood and s.
James brotherhood will hold join
meeting III 81. jams church next Thurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Prominent Woman Dead.

Mrs. David T. Cnc. prominent in
! Stnuh.nviilo church and social circles.
| dicd ia ,;iil h"Spitnl. this City At n late
! hour iasr might fcll"Winr a brief ILL
! no. SLr h;"i suffered from Il lumor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
LUTHERAN RRoTRERHooDs

TO Hold Joint Neeting in St. james
Church-Drana NJ Reformation
to Be Given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Marriage Licenses.

Myrnn r. Er"wr.322. Dill"nNa!'. an!
Edna NJ. Mcintosh. -. .tdcna.
Alvin r. Calvert. ," Alliance. and
Grace uaun0u. IN. St"uhtnvIilc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Probate Court.

Of about 81. The petit jury will con-
Nru'. on Ice. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
OFT PAYS TO ADVERTISER

At the Court Theatre Monday and
Tuesday Nov. 20 any Il. One OF the
best plays produced in recent seasons
bears the title 1T Pays To Advertise
and Cohan and Harris count 1t as one
of their successes. The play proves
its title. and every rusty old business
house in the country that has some
thing the matter with 1t should SEND
its representative 10 see Ills play ana
find out the reason, for there arc
thousands Of rich old conservatives
like Cyrus Martin, the head Oh tbs
Soap Trust in the play, who need
few practical illustrations OF The tarl
that TT PAYS To Advertise" The play
is the funniest combination of circum-
stances ever staged. but rs d practical
lesson to those who do not believe II
teaches q Sreat truth. Cyrus Martin
uuarrelS with his son, and tue latter
goes into business in the new way, &C.
termined 10 succeed through advertts-
ing. He scores q big success, as any
energetic Young man is bound 10 do If
he adveTtises iudtciously, and his s6ep-
tical father is. in the end, glad 70 buy
into the new firm. Every newspaper
published. aud every town Knows Tue
man who does not believe in advertis
ing, and when the players glibly tell ri
Tue SuGttSS vi ~ NulllN dAI iSb'I''t
Heels, Ivory Soap. Kellog's Corn
Flakes and Other immense concerns
created through advertising, then
there hardly need be anything local III
the estimate placed upon the work vi
the play producers who entertain whit"
proving that every line Of business is
sure to become stasnant unless IT, is
advertised.
1t Pays To Advertise" t. 10 he lie
attraction al the tuur, next week.
RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCH ESTRE
The influences OF Russian music II
this country anu the bringing forth OF
TWO great opponents OF violin playluS
by the Russian school. belongs n Mod
eSt AliSrhulev. the genial ami talented
Conductor of the Russian SynIphoa:
Orchestra. which appears in this r!tE
Wednesday, Nov. -. al Court theatre.
The TWO great Niolinists are katu-
Ieen I'arlDw. Il Canadian girl, who Is
considered by the hest critics. as the
finest woman violiniSt OF the present
day: the other is MiScah E.lman. VINO
needs no Introduction to the music
world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
W|LLYS REELECTED
 HEAD OF OVERLAND
Annual Meeting of Big Auto mobile Factory Held in
 Toledo

The formal annual meeting of the stock holders of the Willys-Overland company was held at the big automobile factory last week, in conformation with the new bylaws adopted last fall, which changed the fiscal year from June 30 to Decem- Der 31. Hereafter the annual meeting will be held the second Tuesday in May
 At this meeting the old officers were reelected. John N. Willys being re-elect- ed president; H. T. Dunn, vice president; H. L. ShepIer, vice president; Isaac Kin sey. vice president; c. A. Earl, vice pres. ident; Walter Stewart treasurer; Royal D. Scott, secretary. The board of direc- tors will consist of Messrs. John N. Will lys. H. T. Dunn. Isaac Kinsey, c. A. Earl, H. L. Shepler. Walter Stewart, Royal E.. Scott. James Kepperiy and Rathbun Fuller.
 One of the interesting features of the meeting was the report of the sales de- partment, which evidenced not only very gratifying results for the past 12 months, but also an excellent prospect not only for the continuation of very satisfactory business. but for an increase-other things being normal-in line with the increase of the past 12 months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
CHALMERS ID ACT AS TOUR PATHFINDER 3400 R. P. M. Machine to Se-
 lect Route Over Yellow X stone Park

President W W. Smith of the Nationa Parks Highway association has an. nounced the selection of a Chalmers 34Ot r. p. m. Six-9o car as the pathfinder for the sociability tour from Minneapolis to Yellowstone National park. Next week this car will leave the Twin Cities for the nine days hike across the northwest, five passengers being carried. Three newspaper writers will make the trip and will leave Minneapolis Saturday, May 1s
 The tour will not be run until July, the A. A. A. sanction calling for the start on July 30. The Chalmers 340O r. D. m. will go over the route twice and mark it so that schedule of the Chalmers Is a compliment to the power of the remark able engine and the easy riding qualities of the car, for the tour will traverse part of the wonderful mountain region of the northwest in addition to crossing the prairie wheat lands of Dakota.
 This tour Is being called the 4-s-s-Yel- lowstone Park Tour" the numerals re- ferring to the fact that cars of all size engines will be in it. The route will be along the national park highway going over the right of way of the Northern Pacific railroad. The company will run a special train to carry the baggage of the entrants Four days will be spent in the park while celebrations of various kinds will mark each stop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
ADJUST WHEELS

Improperly adjusted wheels are very frequently responsible for the premature wearing out of tires" says an official of the Fisk Rubber company.
 "If wheels are out of alignment they travel at an angle, friction increases and treads wear quickly. Fifty miles with wheels out of true will sometimes veal new tire badly.
 There are many causes for improper alignment and most of them can be easily corrected All tire dealers and many garages have wheel alignors and 1t is but a minutes work to ascertain that wheels are running properly" oessive power Is putting tho Maxweils in class by themselves" says DeShazo.
 The Flint Motor Car company Is mak. ing a bid to place as many of the Chevro- lets on the street as any of its com petitors. The recent success of this con- oern shows that its efforts have been rewarded.
 Indications are that quite e number of trucks will be sold and delivered this week. Many of the wholesale merchants have been trying out the different makes lately and, judging from the ccst sheets of some of them. they will do ssstl to give up the old-time horse and wassn delivery.
 AN THEN HE FELT DIZZY
 Where did you get that blond hair on your coat seeve?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
.HUPP COMPANY ID
 GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
 ON DRIVING BY NAH
Sales Manager Fields An. n0unces Great Extension of Nationwide Hup-
 mobile Service Plan

Another big Hupmobile innovation fo the benefit of Hupmobile owners general has just been announced by Sales Mar ager J. E. Fields in the free educations course for Hupmobile dealers, service rer resentatives and repairmen. This edr. cational correspondence course is secon in the way of innovations for the benef of automobile owners only to the Hur mobile nationwide service plan, whic was announced last June and which hs proved the greatest benefit to the user offered by any company in several ges sons. Motor Car corporation has engaged tn services of Claude Wadsworth, who orig mated, prepared and conducted the II ternational correspondence school mote car shop course. Eighteen instruction ps pers on motor car construction in ger eral and Hupmobile construction in pa ticular have been prepared by Mir. Wad
 worth. The subjects to be taught covtl every phase of automobile design and COT struction. They will be presented in concise form so they will be perfect clear to the layman. Subjects to be dea upon will be: Automobile troubles; ele tric starting and lighting system; ignition carburetors; repairs and readjustment oxy-acetylene welding; automobile ma chine shop practice; automobile pows plants; cooling and lubricating system clutch control and change-speed mechaI ism; pneumatic tires: automobile dri ing; automobile assembly; factory worl automobile materials; automobile acce sor1es; salesroom and garage manag ment; data sheets and engineering oe sign.
 Twice during the year series of que lions will be sent to every student who el rolls and suitable prizes will be given those having the highest standing. In a, dition to the prizes offered every ms who passes the examination with 75 D. cent or over will receive certificate
 efficiency from the Hupp Motor Car co poration which will serve as a reconnme, dation for future employment. The Hu, concern Is continually getting reques from dealers and distrib utors for me and those standing best in these exar nations will be recommended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
GRANT MOTOR CAR COMPANY ID BUILD Site Is Purchased in Cleve- land and Work Is
 Started

All rumors as to where the Grant Motor Car corporation will locate its new factory are set at rest by the an- nouncement made recently to the effect that 1t has closed contract for the construction of a modern. up-to-date plant of 15o.oeo feet area at Cleveland.
 For sometime the Grant Motor Car corporation has been confronted with tho problem of big production. The de mand for the Grant Six has proved way beyond the facilities of the plant at Ffndlay, O. though cars are being produced there now at the rate of 1o,- coo year.
 This purchase of eight acres, located at the corner of Colt and Kirby ave- nues in Clevelands east end manufac- turing district and on the main line of New York Central railroad gives the corporation sufficient land to care for present and future manufacturing pro- gress and will permit almost immedi- ate douk.ng of production.
 Construction is already under way with the coStractor's guarantee that the new plant will be ready for oc- cupancy not later than July 15 and de- liveries will be made from the CIeve- land plant August 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
REAL RACE TRACK !. NOW TAKING FORM
 OUT AT EDGEWOOD
Thousands of Yards of Dirt and Rock Removed From North Side of Big
 Speedway

The north side of the lake of the Bir- sn1lngham Motor and Country club, around which the Birmingham Motor . Speedway is being built. has taken on tho aspect of real race track. Thousands of yards of dirt and rock have been re- moved from this side of the lake and hundreds of small trees have been cut down.
 A stretch of track more than TOO feet in length has been completed on the north west end of the lake so far as excavation is concerned. On account of the dense foliage. the work on the south side of the lake has been tedious. At the con- clusion of three weeks work the ofi- cials of the speedway are gratihed at the showing made thus far. An additional crew of men and mules will be put to work this week, making a total of more than 75 double team scrapes at work.
 The fact that speedway is being built in Birmingham has spread throughout the country and an unusual amount of interest in the project has been mani fested. It is expected that the largest crowd in the history of the Birmingham Motor and Country club will be on hand today to see the work that has been ac- complished.
 IelItrS Ol inquiry nave been reC6lVeQ from people in many sections of the Uni ted States and it is thought 8 crowd unprecedented in the history of Birming- ham will be on hand for the first race which is expected to take place not later than November.
 With the Indianapolis sweepstakes race which will be run on May 31, interest in motor racing is at it's height Many people from Birmingham as well as the south, will be present at the seventh an- nual sweepstakes of the Indianapolis track. Every hotel and rooming house in the city will be crowded with the speed way enthusiasts who flock to this city each year to see the Hoosfer classic
 With the opening of the Birmingham ! Speedway, the merchants, hotels and res taurants will do a record breaking bus mess. A crowd of at least 10000 people are expected to be on hand to see the worlds most famous racing drivers com pete for q huge purse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14

Manager W H. Young of thA Datro,t Motor company, is busy instructing . gang or men how to rearrange the new noIne or the company. In the meanwhile ne reports brisk trade in Paiges and Grants. Young is the kind of fellow who can do two things at once and dc them well.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
.MULFORD IN HUDSON
 MAKES GOOD RECORD
SiIvertown Tires Stand Up for 15O0 Miles Gruelling
 Speed

If is s6o miles from New York to Chicago. The Twentieth Century Limited" covers these 960 miles In 20 hours, with five stops for passengers, besides change of locomotives That is an average of about 4s miles per hour, over a nearly perfect roadbed of steel rails. On May g. at the Sheepshead Bay speedway Ralph Mulford drove a Hud son automobile 152o miles at an aver age speed of 7eh miles per hour. That is more than 50 per cent faster than the 4S-mile per hour speed of the Twentieth Century Limited" on its roadway of steel Mulford made this average with 10 stops for gasoline and oil, beating the worlds record to a frazzle. of course: but the most sig nificant and Impressive thing about this was the followin ng-Mulford mad c 1920 miles at that prodtgius average of speed without changing a tire.
 Never in the worlds history has such a grinding, gruelling pace been main tained for such huge distance-nore than the 1455-nile distance between New York and Omaha. Neb., equiva- lent to 125A hours time for the s60- mile distance between New York and Chicago. which Is covered by the world famous Twentieth Century Limited in 20 hours; not speed alone, but aver age speed maintained over 1900 miles. without changing a tire.
 Great is the Hudson Super-Six great are Silvertown tires, and great Is Mul ford-the speed king of iron nerve and endurance. Without his achievement the worlds greatest automobile and tire test might never have found such conclusive expression and without Sil- verton cord tire endurance could never have made such a record, because the rending, tearing, wearing, grue1ling strain of such 8 speed for such a dis tance would have worn out several sets of ordinary tires, thereby cutting down the average speed through tire changes.
 This is where the two layers of sinewy cables, or giant cords, anchored, find in Silverton tires, capable meas ure of their strength and endurance. This is where the black rubber threads of Silvertown tires prove their wear ing qualities. and their lasting cohe- sion to the cord structure beneath them. Because the worlds greatest speed records of 1915-16 would have been impossible without that endur- ance of Silyertown cord tire construc- tion and tread. These alone could havs stood up to match the endurance of the man and the cars capable of talk ing such speed out of them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14
Ford Sales Buildine ip c,hic.vo

The Ford Motor company will erect new sales and service building in Chicas at . cost of s15o. o.oeo, and to De ready f, occupancy August | It will be 75x13 fe. and four stories high
 This win make two sales and servft buildings for Chicago in addition to u large branch factory in that city. IT Ford branch at Davenport, la, is ali under the management of the Chfcas branch factory.