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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
SIDE TALKS
Poor Reporters.
Nv Ruth Cameron.

1yba, nonr reporters most people arc!
When q newspaper reporter or re-
write man gets a name wrong OF Hlla
states a fact or even gets mixed up on
snn,ehodv's initials, the readers arc sure
TO say. "How inaccurate those ne"spap
or men are. You never can believe any
thing you read"
And vet how remotely does the aver
age person approach accuracy IN MS o""
reporting. .,,;,,, oar,.
to my attention recently;
Last fall whom I came back from my
summer vacation one of the members ol
nv household said. Mrs. NJ. wanted "
know if you'd care to belong 70 DTlasG
club they are getting up. 1 told her |
didn't think you had the time pul that
didn't really know" >,
II suppose she will be in to ask me.
7 thought. and after consloerlns
whether | could afford the time. decid-
ed | had mo right to let myse't' De
Bnt / had no need 10 steel myself
for Mrs NJ. never mentioned the mat
ter TO me. ! fancied she had mica the
club without my help, and thought
no more about IL.
came up in some way, and my mousse
mate repeated what she had said pc.
fore only instead OF saying totG
her I didn't really know" she nn1Shed
by saying, Sdlu u ISN WV
It Put It Up to Ne.
lust a little change? Yes. but II
nut an entirely different complexion
on the matter. She had said she
would ask me about IL: presumably
she had and had not had the com
mon courtesy to respond.
Instead Of the next move lying win
my neiEhbor it had lain with me.
II you want an example In your own
life Of the average persons inablIt!
10 report, ask someone who has beel
talking over the telephone for half an
hour what they have been saying. She
will probably be unable to repeat more
than two or three things. and EettheH
must have said hundreds.
HOW Few People Can Accurately
Quote q Child.
Another such example is the way
childrcns sayings are spoiled in the
telling. Not one person in ten re-
pcats a child's saying just as 1t was
uttcred--and so The flavor is lost.
The utterly false rumors that so
often get about are an example or
this kind Of inaccurate reporting. Five
or six peoples inaccuracies can entire
l. distort any fact. or course there IS
sometimes malIc" in such distortion.
but think that is the exception
rather than rho rule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16

attended tho District Sunday school con-
vcntiun IN Wheeling.
Miss Sarah Gooclt and Mrs. +. W.
Mahan attended the elementary confer
enrc held in the Fourth street church
yesterday afternoon.
!. Mrs kate Siebke OF Mckensnort. Pa
was the guest yesterday OF Mrs. Anna
Tofmann.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Carroll of Edgcwood. was
the guest OF her son. Hugh Carroll. y"s-
tcrGay.
Mr. VIM. Chambers and fnUily viii,
remove TO the Hurkl" Residence" 81;
rwcnty-first street in the near future.
Rev. Claude Porter Terry viii preach
on The Unavoidable Question:. THIS
evening In the Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16

March Brings Out Unslghtly Spots.
How 20 Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin breads
March because it is likely to cover her
face with ugl: freckteS. No matter
how thick her veil. the sun and winds
have strong tendency 10 make her
freckle.
Fortunately ior her peace OF mind
the prescription. othine double
strength. makes il possible for even
those most susceptible 10 freckles 70
keep their skin clear and white. No
matter how stubborn a case OF freckles
you have. the double strength othine
should remove them.
Get an ounce from -FOUR druggist and
Danish the tr"cklrs. Money back it-it
fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
WHEELING CREEK

: {. w. Rcnekc and Russell Shepherd
we're business callers in Elm Grove
Tuesday.
Ben and Angela Dean. were called 10
Wheeling this week by the death Of
their grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Boycc.
Ralph Daughcrtv. the youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. I"sse Daughcrty. fell
with Il sharp stick and run It in the
roof of his mouth Friday. causing Il
very painful wound.
VIM Caldwell was y business caller
III Elm Grove Wednesday.
Miss Marie I.anErcy"r. is spending
som" time nu Middle Wheeling Creek
with friends.
RAYMOND Wagner md wife Of Pitts
burgh. spent sunday with Mr.. Wagner 5
parents an the crcch.
Isaac. Black held u public sale AT his
home March II anu everything brought
good prices.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS.
civil nena-ttre emit

The civic department ut the Woman :
club Will lac in charge Of the genera
meeting Of the club THIS afternoon
which will l." held il: the auditorium ii
ihn High school! Miss Mary Barnett
ellison. social secretary and $upcrln'
trudrlt of The U'iothrratt shops at Clcva-
land. o.. will talk ON what Industry
owes Ia th., WC"k"r.
At tn" conclusion of Miss ellison:
lecture. pr. i. {. !lnndEood or Balii'
moro. on" of tho most famous cancer
specialists ~ tho country. Will discuss
"t,ancrr.
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HonorIng Visitors.

Mrs. carl Ncumann entertained
small group Of friruGS last evening at
her home hunoring the Misses Leah and
E:l$i" tsrlnklnan OF iittshurE. who are
her guests. Sewing provided the en-
tertainmantS OF IT," evening. and a dain-
~ luncheon OF 81. ratrick'S Day ap-
p0iEtmrntS was served in conclusion.
Th" StlcStS Were: Misses Mayme
Murphy. Dorctta krrbs. Laura Schrader.
Alice McCord. Bertha G"gncr. MesdameS
II. L. Oates. George Caldwell
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Hall has purchased quantity OF lime
stone which will b. spread after good
road bed has been made. and tho town
is cooperating with Mr.. Hall in this
Improvement by hearing half the en-
psuSe OF the In hur necessary to the COM
pietiun OF til" work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Sewing Party.

Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Robert
Earry was hostess at one of the four
parties. which are enjoyed yearly by the
Woman's Missionary society OF the First
United Presbyterian church. From :
until o'clock. the hours were engaged
with necdrwork and there were also
some very exciting contests. The scrv-
ing OF luncheon with appointments SuS-
Eestivo Of 81. Valentines day was a
pleasing feature.
other hUSl"SSrs Of III" afternoon were
Mrs. Fred lIarptcr, Mrs. W. j. W. Cow
den. Mrs. Leonard g. Nictz ami Mrs
Robert NcSbitt. ST.
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Enhancement Announced.

Mrs. Henry Zimmerman has aGuoUnr-
cd N" enlargement Of her daughter
NiSs cora. 20 MIR Harry VI. Wolf, Of this
city. TIL" wedding has been set for
Monday. April Ii. Mr.. Wolf is The son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf If South
jacob street Both have an extensive
circle Of acquaintance VIII" will he
PLEASED to hear of Tic foregoing, an
IuunCCmant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Swimming Meet.

An event If much pleasure Will he The
swimming meet nj tit" Y. w. {. \. pool
on Tuesday evening. March. % nj 2:30
o'clock with IN" swimming instructor.
Miss Marion pihble in charge.
There will b. racing, diving and a
demonstration Of fancy strokes in
which many "f the members Will take
nirl.
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rHt included:
NIrSda


the Marndrmy club will entertain its
members and friends nj II dancing party.
Orchestra music Will hc provided for IN"
pleasure Of tn. company and a buffet
luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Musicale.

Mesdames Rudolph blessing and Mrs
John q. T.asch are making plans for a
musicale IT, be- given. on Tuesday even
ing. March -. in the Lasch hall in
SOUTH WarwovG. The program now be-
inS arranged. vii! b. an elaborate one,
in which both Wheeling and local talent
will participate. The affair is one OF 4
series. which is beiIt; held in the inter-
sst o. the Lutheran church building
fund
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Viii rrter4aJu C1uh

Miss Ruth Bnnncsan will have the
members of her club as guests tomorrow
afternoon al her home. The serving OF
luncheon will conclude some time, spcn;
sewing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Shoemaker to Move.

George Dcitcrn"s. who has conduct cd
q shoe shop IN the Carney building. for
some time. will remove to the telephone
"ttic building April !. whr will con-
duct . Sho shining rnrlnr In connection
with his repair shop.
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will Meet MONDAY,

The Kings D0uEhiNrs OF thr Thomson
NJ Il. church. will hold their regular
meeting Monday evening Of ncxt week
in tho parlurs OF III" church. a social
session Will follow the business meet
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
WARWOOD
youtaful Fi.c Bugs.

Daring the past Week Il crowd 81
iuren;l.. offenders -: North "arwo"u
GrnEe ;,.tn the PRESBYTERIAN church. and
fn,,nd amusement il, starting :, tirc with
,,ap.r and matches "n The front floor.
which .,Ifrich;n,l Il: lt.. blaze which fol-
lowed they among themselves "Ntih-
suishsd the. Flames. h;tt w"r" n'scpF'E
,.d hc,nr,. leaving the building ami their
nareu,s notified uf their vaSraurE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
OF Local Interest.

Miss Marian Cross Of Hartford, Conn.
who is Il former secretary Of the DUNG
Womau'S christian ASSucihtian sailed
from New York Yesterday ON the "Mela-
some tim" On IL" Island. ne III" guest
Of her sister. Her visit was delayed
owing To IN" recent insurrcrilon and she
l"r: only after being assured by cable
perfect safety. Miss Cross Is an M
structur al the Public schools of vii.
kinSburc. Pa ami secured an extended
leavc Of ahS,.ncr for her journey.
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Miss Quarter llHHi"tI daughter Gf
MIR. and Mrs. H. t. liazlctl. "E PlraSan;
Valley will entertain Il large party this
evening 1T hrr hons" The guests Will
dance and irof I"!ly viii furnish some
t;,r"ritr selections which viii hc inter-
ruu;"d al 10 o'clock by lun"hcnn
Invitations inClud" tn" following:
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs Ray is visiting her daughter IN
St"ub"nIiilc.
Cecil Mnnt Somrry IS i'll OF touailitls
Misses Sarah ard julia tioocil, Prof.
Henry Mitchell. and Rev. T. NJ Biddie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
SHADYS|DE

Wanted-Boys and girls for light,
clean factory work. Wheeling Can
Co., 47th and Eoff Streets.
Employer-Csn you write short
hand?
Applicant-Oh, yes, only 1t takes me
longer.-Lordop Notes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Road Being Repaired.

Work was begun yesterday on tti+
r.,,, I.rl;n. ~ liz" r. Hall coal mius.
at tiith street. South Warw"""d. Mi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16

Wanted-soys and girls for light,
clean factory work. Wheeling Can
Co., 47th and Eoff Streets
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womau.s Club Gives Tea.

Yesterday Afternoon at tn" home 81
Mrs. Iuhu Nelly "i Martins Ferry. The
WnmaH'S club al thai city. gave an al
tcrnonn lra r"mhinrd with Il very
charming musical program. Taking
part IN This wrr": M"$'larles T.. &. Nrs'-
bili. \ l.. OLSON. L. ". Jameson. John
Turner. H. t.. Kerr. .Iuhn VI. Henderson
and Miss Grace Nelly. Miss Margaret
Lewis delighted with a voice number
and Mrs. E:th"l Luton gay" reading
\ musical pant"mmc. ''fhC Maids
Party" followed. aS an attractive clos
iur portion of the program and was
given by Miss Lcnn"r" brennan and
Mes,iamcS stewart Mckee. :. +. Kerr,
Eihel ljiIou aud \. +. Dixon
A tray luncheon III green and white
" -. 90. mor" imam - guests
which included club members and their
friends. Mrs. Henderson as chairman
uf III" rrfr"shm"nI r0mnItt"" was as
sisted by Mrs. :. Z. Kerr. Mrs. Morris.
Mrs EuhinSun. Mrs. l.anra t.. SaulcrS.
Miss Swart2 and Miss lSQh"li" l'rrunan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Basketball Game.

NErH interest - attached - III"
HuSkrtbaii ':Hrnc this evening at iii"
T"Gn% WaWcnS thriStian Association.
i,.; ,y""n ;hr girls team az E"ilajr" ifi"h
anal ;in; "f tn" local aSSncir Iiun. The
sam" is called Toy go o'clock and viii
un tin;,ht largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Dinner Party.

Several ladies Ut til" ohio Valley ii"h-
rruI hospital wcr" guests last cv"n!n .
of Miss Elizabeth IunG"" n dinner.
They wnr" later Shnwa ahuU! tn" Flor
.nr" Gritt"ulnn homo. aIl institution
which is doing noble work III thr care
If rrIcndl"SS girls. Miss irons, who Is
"a recent social worker in this city.
was guest. also Miss rhalcn. assistant
superintendent Of tn" Ohio VALLEY Cen
rral hospital: Mrs. Pliny -. Clark and
Misses King. |l"manS and Lindsay, who
arc nurses at line local institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Hiberuian Dance Last Evening


With the customary display OF Ire
lana = green. lnr .."v..nt '..""r "i ~
hernans. held their annCal celebration
of 81. PHtrirk'S Day last evening Ct the
Carroll club. Rachman's orchestra
furnished The music. with an lntrrmlS-
sion sufficiently long To provide for the
serving Of u delicious supper near MD
night. There were tables for cards.
ahuU, the dining room. whic uccomo-
,Im'rd dozens of players during the eve
ming. :,
The decorations were pretty and well
arranged, with the one If object. Of al
lcg!Hnrc 20 the fine old Irish saint and
glory in IN" shamrock of the Emerald
Isle There were StrramrrS OF green In
abundance from The ceiling caught to the
S.dr walls III sprays M grccnery. The
lights wcr. all shaded with ShamrockS
and tn" orchestra was staged behind q
screen where both large and small en-
hl-mS of their native land sh0nc re-
splrndantIy. TIL" supper had curious
little souvenirs Of the occasion and few
Of those present. hut wore bit ~
green as proud bit Of loyalty to their
NATIVE land.
Mr.. James Iiowl"y was general chair
man of the committee IN charge OF the
affair which was made up OF III. fol-
lowing: McSSrs. Albert Harth and
Joseph TulI"y. Mr. NJ. 4. McRnc was
chairman Of the Invitation committee
and WAS assisted Ivy McSsrS. Albert
Ilarrh. Z. NJ. Cunningham md Iosepn
rullcN.
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Will Hold Bake Sale.

TM- king'H IWUGhtnrS NIrcIe Ut s..
Luk.S church invit" their friends Il
attend Il lrtk" saie nj the George T:
Stt:cl company store un Saturday. be-
lcinus articles. h"mt" prepared. may he
purchased priced mod"Stly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
Bowling Party.

Tho pleasure of an exciting bowling
contest was enjoyed last evening in thc
alleys Of tho Y. ". I. 4. h" the Outing
club an athletic organization OF tho
Y. ". T.. ~. Of which Miss Scharf is
president Tn" members spent the en-
ire evening al tii- association nnd did
themselves reasonably proud, in being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-16
3 BEANS

We have large Colored
Bean that is a fine cooker and
much cheaper than navy OK
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able TO knock over the naples. This
organization will hold its regular social
meeting on next Monday evening, March
!? in The social rooms of the Y. w,
where supper will he served at $50
o'clock. TIL" girls will sew later and
enjoy Niclrola concert. The commit
tee in charge Of this evening is COM
posed Of Misses EcIha Weaver. Rather
inc Hankc. bora Graebc and Lucille
Lindsay.
Those al the party last evening were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

monious man. He is the one who
gives his battery good care, but penny
wise and pound foolish, when some
small adjustment needs to be made,
he neglects it. hoping thus to save
penny. It gets worse and worse and
at last when the battery is practically
ruined he viii bring il in to US for re-
pairs. OF course, he Is the dissa%is-
fled user, too
Then we have the impulsive man,
the one who will run in every week TO
get his battery tested for q month
or so and then let IL go for six months
and came in with his battery in pref
ty bad condition. He has entirely for
gotten it. He recognizes the fault as
his and has il fixed up without throw
ing the burden OF the blame on the
battery.
This is the man that breezes in and
says, My battery is on the bum, fix
IL up runs out again, comes in again
the next day and wants to know why
II isn't fixed up, thinks IL is terribly
slow work but is perfectly good ma
tured about ii.
when we see a battery with the
box all cOrroded from over filling or
careless filling We can only surmise
that its owner. careless in the use OF
his car is careless and neglectful in
other ways
when we get for repairs a battery
that has been patched and repatched
and then patched agoin until It has
come to a point where repairs are re-
ally more expensive than a new bat
terry, we naturally surmise that its
owner is something OF a "tight-wad-"
In fact. to the experienced battery
man there are as many signs Of char
acter in a battery as there are in a
mans handwriting"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
NEW SHORT LINE TO Fl.
STOCKTON FROM Ell PAS0

BaImorhea. Texas, May 2s.-Ths en-
terprising citizens OF Toyah valley,
assisted by citizens from Fort Stock
ton and Kent have worked q first
class auto road from Fit Stockton I =
Kent via Balmorhea. and county com
missioner Kuntz is placing stock
guards At all fence crossings, and
markers have been placed at the
proper places along the road Tor the
guidance OF travellers This cut-oIt
will mean a saving Of over one hun
bred miles to tourists between Il Paso
and san Antonio
Heretofore tourists have had to de-
tour from Fit Stockton by way OF
Alpine and Maria to connect with the
Borderland route at Sierra Blanco or
90 around by the way OF GranoIalLs'
Pecos and TOyah, but this new cut
off is as straight as the crow flies
from TT. stockton to Kent and the
scenic views along this new route
and especially through Toyah valley,
which has been christened the
Southern California OF Texas, are
well worth the trip.
There are 10 be seen most beautiful
springs. flowing canals. evergreen
alfalfa fields and line orchards, ana
from Balmorhea it is less than an
hours drive TO the Davis mountains,
where there are some OF the most
gorgeous canyons that nature has
drive takes one to Head Springs, or
Phantom Lake. wonders within Them
selves. The large irrigation reser-
voir at Balmorhea is just being com
pleted at a cost of nearly SSOO,VOu.Oe'
and il will soon be filled with water.
where camping on its shores tourists
may enjoy the pleasure OF boating,
swimming and fishing. The creeks
and canals in the valley all abound
with fish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
MORE RECEIPrs FROM AUrOs.

The receipts OF the Pennsylvania high
way department from motor car licenses
were S2.147.742 April I, an increase OF
S700. 600 over last year The entire fund
Is available now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
NATIONAL AGENCY
FOR THE OAKLAND

Announcement was made on Friday
that the Oakland Auto Sales company
has taken the distributing agency for
the well known National line, one Of
the best known quality cars on the
market. The National is very popu-
lar in the FL Paso field and manager
r. c Waters expects good business.
The first shipment TO the new agency
will be made from the National fac
tory on Monday.
The OakIsn nd has also taken the
agency for the Dixie, a four cylinder
car that is very popular in the east
and southeast, though new TO this
field Il viii sell here under $1,000,
has full floating rear axle. good. sub
stantial body, excellent finish and a
powerful motor. A carload Of Dixie
models Is due here next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
F inst Motor Race
Meet OF The Year
Draws Big Crowd
A GUY PUTTING ON
WITH A CAR.

That automobile racing retains its
hold on the great American PUBLIC
despite the rigid economies recon-
meuded by the authorities during the
war period and the many difficulties
encountered in promoting a war time
race. was cOnclusively proven at the
opening Of the 1917 racing season,
on the Is mile track at UniontOwn.
Pa, May 10. Fully $1,000 persons
were in the stands and on the field
TO greet the first racers TO appear on
the track II the UniontoWn attend
ance may be taken as q criterion, the
complete success, from an attendance
standpoint is augured for the sea
sons races that are to follow
Before the enormous crowd that
ringed the track and nearly filled
the oval infield, Billy Taylor. driv-
ing a Stutz-Newman, captured the
I121z mile universal trophy race.
Taylor was in the running every
moment and won in 1:15:3s. an aver
age of So IA miles per hour.
In such terrific speed contests in
terest is centered largely in the per-
Torrance Of the tires. A small for
tune in prize money may hang upon
the within Of a treacherOus tire. So
all racing men use the greatest care
their fortunes and their lives are at
stake.
The Uniontown race was . great
occasion for Goodyear Cord tires. for
the first five winners drove on
Goodyears- The successful drives
OF three of them-Taylor. Boyer and
Hearne-were marked by non stop
runs. formerly a most unusual per-
Torrance, but latterly - thanks TO
the many elements that have entered
into tire betterments an expected
feature OF every race
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
"JOY-RIDE SPEED"
IN PEKIN 8 MILES

At Pekin the metropolitan police
office has issued a public notice reg
ulating the speed Of motor cars
travelling in the district of the city.
1t fixes the limit for one minute at
$50 builders feet, and for one hour
at % Chinese II. or a little less than
eight miles.
This action has been taken as the
result Of the request OF the ADMIN
istra tive commission OF the diplomatic
quarter that Chinese officials should
be notified that the speed of their
motor cars in passing through the
legation quarter streets shall not ex-
coed eight miles.
The notice states that the regula-
tions have been issued fixing. the
rate OF speed for motor cars Owing
to the fact that speedmeters have
not yet been secured the regulations
cannot well be enforced As the com
mission has fixed the speed limit for
motor cars at eight miles an hour
the same limit will be applied TO the
motoring in other parts Of the cap
ital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
Help Traffic Men
And Drifting Here
VIII Be Made Safer

stand by the traffic officer-his
is q hard job and he needs your en-
eouragement and cooperation" said
Ben T. Mckenzie, OF the Toltelk
Motor company.
"A great many motorists assume to
regard these guardians Of the public
welfare as enemies when. as they
well know. safe driving would not be
possible without them
Everyone owning or driving a car
should commit TO memory the rules
of the road and city ordinances gov
erning motor vehicles. And he should
obey them implicitly. not only for the
safety OF the community, but for his
own welfare and peace OF mind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
NEW FORM-A-TRUCK
COMPANY IS FORMED

A c. Tlemeier. representative OF
the Smith FOrm-A-Truck, returned
this week from Denver, where he saw
the new Smith Form-A-Tractor dem
onstrated. Mr.. Tiemeier was accom-
panied by Thomas z. Mitchell. late Of
the Form-A-Truck factory, who will
be Mr.. Tiemeier's partner in the
southwestern agency. The firm will
be known az the Smith Form A
Truck and Tractor company OF u
Paso and salesrooms will be opened
Monday, at III East San Antonio
street in the Toltec club building.
Both men are very enthusiastic
over the new tractor and assert that
il has no equal on the market They
also look for a big business In Form
A-Trucks here this summer