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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-09

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Chicago Me- There was little
BUSINESS n casa wheat markets. The
feabcard reporting $4,000 bushels
for export 1nf Omaha report.a< 100
coo bushels sold % 60 10 the Eastern
s~ab~srd Msllevs purchased $4,000
bushels o. wheat here The foreisn
crop summary as oabled b. Broom
rail- was generally If an urfavora bic
character
The United kirrdom visible supply
of wheat decreased a9G-4nA bushels
las week the total no0' beng - AS
coo bushels exclusive Of continaptal
markets The worlds available supply
OF oreads;uffs As compiled by Brad
streets increased 3 536 600 bushels
thc past week the total now being
lss.33s,60o bushels which vas 3s.-
fe5 200 bushels IN excess of year
ago
The government crop report on all
grains was about as expected and
while Il was received immediately
after the close of the session there
was no chance for its becoming an in
huence in the matter OF pEsce-making
1t gave the weight Of - rrain per
measured bushel and these weights
were somewhat below the correspond
ing time year ago
Corn closed al advances Of 7-S7
2 l-sc and ruled strong
II was weather market, with
shorts covering because Of the rain
/ The high point ~ the session was I
lac above the low level Of Monday
Cash sales we're small A. - coo
bushels
The world avails ole supply de-
creased i1l30o0 bushels The past
week to total Of 2T20006 bushels
Oats were $50 7-sc higher but the
market failed 10 share IN The en-
thuslasna OF the other grains Cash
eaies here were small 81 100 0nN
bushels
Lard was the leader in the mraket
Cor hog products and II sold sharply
\ higher early Packers were free buy
ers Crossings were firm. The strength
In lard a, Chicago was mainly on the
/ SHARP upturn in that commodity at
liverpool. Western receipts Of hogs
4 1ie.20e YESTERDAY compared with
4 300 for a like period a year ago
Open Eisf Low ,-3es~
ss1heas--
Il D. ...... 1851 1870 is4k 1875
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Chancerv Release Deeds,

Jno. w. Bates and Clarence e
Hughes, trustees, to G. g. Worshan
1853 l-s by 100 feet west line Seventh
Street. at north line Bragg Street. be.
ing lot sol. city of Richmond; s1s.'
e92.
Leroy E. Brown. trustee. to Thos
e. O'Connor ct ux.. lot IS, block is
Brookland Park; $1,000.
10 Lane Stern and VIM. s. Rose
trustees. to Bessie and e. Cooper. sos
lo5 feet south line North Side Avenue
being No 80 North Side Avenue; $2..
4s7.
Bertram L Robins. trustee. Il
Franklin D Robbins sox17s.s6 fee
south line Main Street. 2ss ID fee
east OF Auburn Avenue; $1,000.
H. A. Williams and Jno. B. Welsh
trustees. to VIM C. ArmitaEe, lot 1a5
Rockets. fronting IS by 125 fee
(triangular shape) north line vii
liamsburg Avenue: IS.
]. S. Cohn, trustee. to e. j. Melton
lot IS, square II. Highland Park
fronting 35x14o feet: $257.5o
Leith S. Brenner. trustee, to sylvia
S Kelley ct vir., lot is, square IL
Highland Park fronting s5x14o feet
SIZE
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Park Place. being 50xl20 feet north
line Beverly Street: $3.50.
Jenrie d. Schissler ct vir. to Hardin
K Bache, trustee. No. s12 Graham
Road. being 20 is by 140 feet north
line Graham Road, 1877 SIS feet from
Miller Avenue; t1,153.55.
Chas K. Taylor to VIM. B. Pisxini
trustee, lots l. ., block 81, Barton
Heights; $1,Sss.
Clara Davis Short to Harold s.
Bloomberg. 45x117 Ia feet east lire
Miller Avenue. III IA feet south of
Wickham; $1.56s.
c. o. Allen ct ux. to Pollard & Bag
by. Inc. trustee. 81 1-2 by 931 feet
Grregular). west line Chamberlayne
Avenue: -S2.24
H s. Wallerstein ct ux. to II. r.
Pollard and Thos. w Purcell. trustees,
No. ia North Fifth Street. being &c
IA by 113 2-3 feet west line Fifth
Street. s24.7s0.
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lot. II to 20. inclusive. block -; lott
/. 3. s. 8. Z. 8. .. 10, II, -. ~, ~,
is. is. II, 10. 81 and 90, block 81:
lots 2 to 20. inclusive. block ~; lots
/ and 8 and lots 5 to 20, Inclusive.
block 40: lots II. 10. ~. IL. block
"A: lots 9, IL. 10. Is. II. and lots
10 to Is, inclusive. block 81 lots Is.
II, 10, 81. 20. rs, ~, %. 81. 81. 90.
AZ 90, 40. block So. Fonticello Park
ana tract Of land bounded by Twenty
seventh Street, Perry Street. Twenty
ninth street and Bainbridge Road:
also 62x14s feet south line Semn1es
Avenue. corner Twenty eighth Street
fw). June 81. 1915; $4,000.
(Quit CLAMP Fonticello Mineral
Springs, Incorporated. to w s.
Forbes, lots Z, s, 10. IL, ~. 10. Is.
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Wholesale Quot on 'Chanws,]
Richmond Va Nov g. 1915
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesale quotations by e W Evans
& Co Produce Commission
Merchants)
Richmond. Va, Nov. 8 1915
The Wholesale market from actual
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HUsTTNGs TRANSFERS.


Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tee property Of Fonticello Mineral
Springs, Unexpectedly TO w s.
Forbes, lot to 20, inclusive. block
90: lots to 30. inclusive, block IS.
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Court News
CHANoERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.
Collected BY The Daily Recor

Seven Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.
Jonathan Bryan ct ux. to Virginia
Apple Lands Cooperation. part OF the
farm known as Laburnum, being
$500 acres. being s23s7 by 476.s6
feet north line westwood Avenue. at
east line Hermitage Road, tax $45
$40.
A. c. Frostick ct TX, to o. D.
Brinser ct ux.. Nos 41e. All Carter
Street also Nos l124, 112s North
Sixth Street, tax So: $40.
Sylvia S Kelly ct viz to Frank G.
Spear. lot IS. square IL. Highland
Park. being 45x14o feet west line
Maryland Avenue. 20 feet south of
Pollock. tax $3.50; $40.
e. ". Gates and J. P. Hubbard,
trustees for Annie c. Tyler to Harry
r Moore No. North Thirty-frst
Street, being 20 l-2x11o feet west line
Thirty-frst Street, Al Ia feet north
of Main, 1878.
Roland Park Corporation to Rich
ard NJ. Anderson, lots s, 9, block G.
Roland Park. fronting 80 feet by tir-
regular lines) southeast line Moss Side
Avenue, and It's feet by irregular
lines) on Du Pont Circle, respectively:
s1,75o.
Roland Park Corporation to W.
Hugh Nelson. lot 10. block G, Roland
Park; $1.z5o.
Partial Release--Also Stuart Bowe,
trustee, to Roland Park Corporation.
lot 10. block G. Roland Park, being
2712 acres; s16.5oo.
W. 3 Pizzini. trustee tproperty Of
Celesta NJ Taylor) to Chas K TAYLOR.
lots l. 2, block a.. Barton Heights,
being lis by 14b feet north Avenue
trustees sale): $4,000.
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Jno W Hancock ct ux. to Edwin
NJ Heller, trustee. lot 2, square IS.
Highland Park. being 35 by 14o feet
west line Virginia Avenue. los feet
north of Highland Street, $3.50
Elizabeth G Lancaster ct vtr. to
A J. Chewing, Jr. trustee, lots IA.
Is. block s, Brookland Park, being
7ox135 feet east line Garland Avenue.
AT north line Hooper Street; s7s4
Thos z O'Connor ct ux, to Leroy
e Brown, trustee. lot 10, block 10.
Brookla nd Park. being 30xl36 feet
east line North Avenue. IS feet south
of Crawford Street: s2.o35.
Paul E. Schaefer ct Tx. to LEROY
E Brown, trustee. No. 22s Second
Avenue. fronting or. east line Meadow
Bridge Road; S171o
Edv. VI. Thomas ct ux to Emmett
" Thomas trustee. No. 2513 Floyd
Avenue. being ~ Ia by 122 feet south
line Floyd Avenue, 1sC "a feet west
Of Davis Avenue; $3.50.
Matte l. Calvin ct 1r. to r. Sit
terding, J D. Carneal and Charles K
Willis. trustees, lots rs, az block F
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tFr"r. GAsIliA n Du-cn COZ
Richmond Va Nov. : 1915
State ScCurIfira
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Continued ON Seventh Pase.)
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARkE'

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
fRsporNed By Rodgers, piummer n
Company, Inc.
Spanish. Farmers Stock Market
Arm
Old stock exhausted
New stock. $40 per bushel
virgirias. Farmers Stock. Market
Arm.
Old stock exhausted
New stock
Fancy Jumbo. &c per ID
Extra prime, SIC per h.
Prime. 3Ac per III
Smelling stock, az c 70 s4c per ID
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

Wholesale quotations furnished ~ the
Blalock Fruit and Produce Co.
Richmond. Va. Nov S, 1915
VEGETABLES
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RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

Wholesale Quotations on, ChanKe.b
Richmond Va. Nov, s 1915.
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prcHNoSn STOCK MARKET.

ar,f, ta4o SIS NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-09

Richmond CIV As 9 and
r I92i-1a4s .....-.:.... 90
Richmond city As r.. 1920
ia2n o.
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"a Is Nld and r 1899 II
Virginia Centuries 1aa1-&7A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
Dealers Contract For
S1OO,OOO,OOO Worth Of
Overland Cars Before
Price Is Decided Upon

Recently there gathered nt III" WHY'S
overland factory "iU distributors from
various sections Of the country. All
w"r" clanoruS for more Overlands ana
Willys-knights.
Now. ii happens that tho Overland
company is about In introIuc" certain
new types al cars. Int. In view of I'M
certain market conditions and Unite"
material Surccs. the prices Of he cars
for the fall season had not yet been es-
tnhlShcd. The distributors were In
formed Ia this effect, but. one and al;
they wanted Il guarantee that they would
he apportioncd Il definite number OF cars
for the fall business. irrespective OIL
nrlcc and other details. Tie result WAS
that when they left the plant those
alert distributors had left contracts Win
the company calling for between $'3.PVU.-
0nn and 100000 900 worth Of cars TO he
delivered between now and January l.
1917.
Yes. II was probably III" largest con-
tract for an unlisted popular ana me-
dunn priced. car ever recorded. Sahi
John y. WHY'S. president Of 'hc WHY
overland Company. Although II as
surcS us. beyond question, OF an even
greater production than We had planned
on for the next twelve months. there Is
an infcnsc personal satisfaction for M"
in tho achievement which is almost as
! attractive as the business end oil inc
transaction"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
War Department Orders
More Packard Motors
Nearly TWO Hundred chainless Motor
Trucks Taken For Army Service
on Mexican Border.

The Packard Motor Car Company has
received an order from the War De
partmcnt for lbs additional Packard
ChaInlcSS motor trucks for service with
the army on the Mexican border. This
order brings the total Of This make OF
truck purchased by the governpent
since March 20 TO 716 vehicles. reprc-
Senting all investment of more than 81
Uu0.0Uu.
With this call for additional motor
equipment. the War Department has,
for the first time invoked The aid of tho
new army bill which became Il law on
June 3, 1916. This statute provides that
i'll an emergency such as the present
one, manufacturers must give proceed
cnce over all their other work 10 army
orders. The Packard Company has pre-
pared special SllckerS calling attention
To the new law and these VIII be at
cached 20 every piece OF correspondence.
material reQuIsition and memorandum
having 10 do with the production or the
l9o especially equipped trucks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
MORE AUTOS ARE
SOLD THIS YEAR
LOCAL DEALERS SAY THE PROS
Poets ARE VERY BRIGHT
FOR THE SEASON.
Many Second Hand Machines Are Bong
Sold az Sacrifice Prices and Ne"
Cars Are Purchased.

& The local dealers in the sale Of auto
mobiles report. tha, this rs the most
euccessful season they have ever en-
loved and that while they have so!d
more cars during the past several weeks
they have number OF orders Tor otner
machines, They say that according TO
the present outlook NOR. cars Will be
sold this summer than ever before
The Auto Sales Company on -FOUR
teenth street. report the sale OF thlr-
teen cars during the pas; week. tie Aurs
chasers Of tho machines having gone Z"
the factory at Toledo. Ohio. and driven
the cars back 20 this city.
All tho other local agencies report
tina, business is very encouraging ana
that many owners OF smaller machines
ARE trading them in for bigger cars.
Some OF the second handed cars are Sell
Ing as low as $50. and range In price
according to their make and the lime
the: we're in service.
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a $1,000. Chalmers Six-3o touring car.
TO the employee who has turned in tn"
most valuable suggestion 10 the COM
pany during the past six months. All
additional $500 in gold will be divided
among other employees according Ia the
merit OF their suggestions. Mr.. Chal-
Eprizes at =. IN. on the day of the out
ing.
Cash prizes have also been. hung up
for the winners OF the various athletic
events scheduled for tho day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
MANY TOURISTS
Are Passing ThSsugh the City Enroute
fer Various Point in
in the West.

The local garages report that there
have been more automobile tourists To
pass through the city during the past
week than IN any other week during the
present season. They say this IS due
chiefly I" a number OF persons taxing
their vacations at this time OF the year
and that the owners Of the machines are
accompanied by their families or friends.
The destinations are chiefly for points
in the west and the majority Of the tour
lists are coming from eastern points.
Mr.. r ~ Westmeyer reports that dur
inr the ensuing few weeks there VIII
be more parties travelling by auto than
ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
a1IEN COMPANY SEES DEMAND
FOR DISTINCTIVE FINISH

Tho manufacturers of :tllcn motor
cars. with their characteristic lore
surprise this week in announcing that
they would build 4 special finish car
to be sold at moderate price.
The Allen Classic" is the standard
Allen chassis and body. FINISHED IN q
hnamtifri and practical shade of brown
With delicate gold stripping. black fend-
crs and radiator. Tho upholstery is es-
r"cially attractive. being Spanish brown.
which harmnniZes perfectly with the
,erial completes the special Job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Of Chalmers cars in Omaha and tribu-
tary territory.
Dates for the national automobile
shows. held in New York and Chicago
under the auspices of the National Auto
mobile Chamber Of Commerce, have been
set The New York event will be held
from January to l3. inclusive. and the
Chicago show from January - To Fcbru-
airy 3, inclusive
Having found it impossible to expand
its plant in Akron, o., due TO the lnanll-
ily 10 secure adjacent ground the Kelly
Springfield Tire Company is looking Tor
! new location. AS yet no site mas nee!
selected. though Cumbcrland. Md. ana
Cleveland, O., arc both bidding for the
plant.
The 1916 edition of the complete Off
cial road guide OF the Lincoln highway
of the press 1 the new n e4 p"Px d is
1t Is hoped by the editors that every
possible query hy the travelling motorls'
has been anticipated and answered. a.
, though the book is not large. being or !,
handy hook size. IT is leather pound ana
attraCtively arranged.
That famous hill. known as Perry
Hill n Algonquin. ILL.,. wh"r" so
interest were held in the past. is being
cut down, and the dangerous turns ana
the steep grades which padc nil CLIMB
ing feat up To lal2. are h"luS "biltcr-
ntrd Many bad accidents have occurred
On This hill which was considered en-
tremely dangerous.
Walter II. Iesper. formerly connected
with the Buick Motor Car Company? ana
Roy {. Dunlavy. who has been associated
viii. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

operation Of Saxon cars. AS fast as the
500 miles were completed. the dcalcts
tcIsrranhed To the factory the results
Of the run. paying particular attention
20 the gasoline consumption.
Tabulation OF these results orouSht
out the fact that the average mileage
Of the eos cars was 23.5 miles TO INC
gallon OF gasolinc-a record Tor iucI
economy in a siX-cylinder automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
.RESTA LEADING
IN COUNT FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
IS 73O POINTS AHEAD OF RALPH DE
PALMA, Ills NEAREST COM
PETITOR.
Recent Race at Omaha Was Sixth Event
Which Counted 49, Standing
Announced.

The f50-milc race at Omaha, July ID.
WAS the sixth event selected by the con-
test board OF the American Automobile
Association 10 count in its designation
Of The 1916 championship automobile
race driver.
Dario RcSta now leads his nearest
competitor. he Palma. by 80 points. and
Eddie RiCkcnbacher is third. 500 points
behind DcPalma. The exact standing Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

In addition to the official tile 81
champion II trophy and $3.50" in cash
has been offered by tho RaSch Magnetic
Company. and $lG.unn in cash by the g.
+. Goodrich Company Ia the drivers nm
ishinG first. second and thlr'I in The y. a.
y. standing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
LABOR PICNIC
viii Be Held at Martins Ferry or
Eellare-Committee to Report
at Next Meeting.

4 committee of seven delegates ap-
pointed last Sunday By the Belmont
Trades and Labor Assembly has not
yet decided upon the place TO hold the
labor day parade and picnic. Members
from Martins Ferry and Bellalre are
endeavoring TO have The affair held IN
their respective cities. The commit
tee will make a definite report iomor-
row week at the next regular meeting
OF the assembly.
Al 1he next regular meeting Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly tomorrow, plans will be discussed
for the local celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
PAPERS CONSOLIDATE.

PEORIA. Ills, July 2l-H. N. Pin.
dell. publisher of the Peoria Journal,
today purchased the Peoria Transcript,
morning publication. The two pa:
pers will be consolidated. The Tran
script was sold yesterday at referee
in bankruptcy's sale to Attorney
George r, buckingham Of Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
Motor Car To Be Given Away
At Big Chalmers Outing

over 5000 Employees Of. Big Detroit MO-
tor Car Company Will Have
Field Day on July gath.
Over 900 Chalmers employees ana
choir families will he guests OF the
Chalmers Motor Company, 1T the annua!
Chalmers outing to be- held ac ,IoIs
Blanc Island in the lower Detroit river
on Monday. July 2ith. The big Cha!-
mnrs plant will be closed for the day IN
allow the employees an opportunity 10
TAX. in the excursion. Two OF the iarg-
cst passenger steamers running out of
Detroit have been chartered 10 carry the
big throag on the trip and additional
steamers. will he provided If necessary.
Chief among the events of the day
will h. the award by Hugh Chalmers Ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
PoSMASTERS NAMED.

.IsouosIUolu1 oul oil uolBdsIQ reIasdS
WASHINGTON, y. C.. July III
William R. Herndon was today named
10 succeed \. w. Daubenspeck, re-
signed, as postmaster at Lookout, Fay.
cite county. W. Va. The appointment
of Edwin H. milford 10 succeed Rob-
ert GriNiths. resigned. AS postmaster
a Wkckham, Oaleish county, was also
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

The manager Of the Capitol Car com
ranv said Yesterday that shipping facil-
i,ics seemed TO he tightening up. and
should il continue they would arrange
for n biz drive from tho factory 10 sup
rly their agencies. Business is good.
hut shipping Is just little off color
he sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Edward S. Jordan, former sales man
agcr Of the Thomas B. Jeifcry Company.
who, with Paul LEM, purchasing agent
Of that company, resigned January ! s to
start the Jordan Motor Car Company in
Detroit. and later removed 10 Cleveland,
has already shown his first car. The
first model was completed March In
Detroit, and on March 30, unable 10 find
a Detroit plant, the removal TO Cleve-
land was made. Less than two months
later the new plant there was completed.
and on June " regular production start
ed The total business created in $50
days runs 10 Sl.000.000 In value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Portland
most SIDE sph'onS
successful he did have tube tn.
ne mas he evidently
fifteen Diamond Auoes
during his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
SAXON SKIES AVERAGE
23.5 MILES TO GALLON
In Soo-D1ile Nonstop Run, 2oe Cars Go
Through without Any
Httches,

In eos cities o. the United States A
Saxon SIX" ,turiaC car last Saturday
sbaren NONSTOP run OF 3O0-nlilcS.
} The results o: the contest brought out
some new support OF The economy OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Earl Braunlich, the local Harlcy-na-
wilson dealer. says that the 1911 sidecar
will be in the latter part or the month
rive about September !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

George T.: Sherman. representative of
Tho Maxwell Motor Company. spent some
time mt FL paso, Texas. early in July. IN
tho interests of the Maxwell Motor Sales
Corpora ton. and 1t Is reported that tho
Maxwell company will establish an as
scmbling plant in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

r.. W. Craig. who left New York for
Omaha i've years ago and became identi
fed with the automobile interests of that
city in substantial way, has organized
tho hrr1 OF r. w Craig, Inc. D new
company. which Will take over the sales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Peter Hedeger. fruit dealer. of this
city has purchased a Harley Davidson
Electric equipped machine from Earl
Rra1,D1ich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Reports that the American Auto Trim
mings Company would operate branch
factory in cleveland have been confirmed
nv Frank Joyce, who said that the Cleve
land rant was now In course of con-
struct!on on Prospect street. 1t Will be
o5ixl0n feet The company has three
large plants In Detroit and ono in Wal
kcrVillC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
AUTO BRIEFS

The Capitol Car company reports the
following trauck deliveries for the week
American Gas and Electric COMPANY
Davis. Burkham and Tyler, '. W. For
dycc, Cambridge o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

| An unique endurance run is being
| planned by the members OF the Wheel
ing Motorcycle Club. 1t will probably
| be held two weeks from Sunday. PrcSi-
dent j. Landon Bier is working on the
! particulars OF the run and is being AS
| Sisted by a committee OF riders. 1t will
! probably DO r casing run and the rid
ers will ride up the river seven miles.
| down the river seven miles. and out the
| pike seven miles. The details have not
as yet been worked out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

Of the factory branch of the Maxwell
Motor Company, which was opened in
Baltimore, Md. July |. The new branch
will be known as thc Maxwell Motor
sales CORPORATION. II is one of a. chnln
of seventeen like branches being eStab-
lished by the company throughout tho
country,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

L. G. Kaufman. banker for ". G. Du-
rant. and head OF the Chatham and
Phoenix National Bank, has decided to
OMEN a bank in automobile row Of New
York. and has taken the place at Sixty
first and Broadway. which WAS formerly
occupied by the Nordyke & Marmon Com
Dany.
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