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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
EFFICIENT ROADS
OUR NATIONAL NEED

There are or:r 2.0u0.@hO miles OF 50,
called roads or Highways III tn" n1lra
states but there are only about So.n"p
miles that can he described rs mn
proved" Ten thousand miles OF this
80. 900 are not trnVcrsablr aft"r hehFy
rain. Europe has long considered ht-
ficlnnt road systems as public unit illticS.
quite "a essential TO national defence
as TO the civilized life IF It's conmunl-
ties. We are thus furnished with n
precedent and object lesson says II. {.
OsterInann, field secretary OF the Lin
coin Highway association
The task before this country in de-
Welcoming an efficient highway system
is II tremendous one and it's solution Will
require constant corporation between
the States. and the Nation. The ahSo-
lutte lack Of unity Of aim in carrying
out road Improvement in the past has
prevented efficient road CONSUMPTION III
this country and it is hoped that ~"
federal aid, made possible by the Bank
head-ShackelfOrd Act will result In Il
comprehensive plan whereby a nationa
system Of highways will ultimately re-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
S1OO ADVANCE OF
COLE CARS APRIL |

With the latest encouragement OF an
advance Of Sln0 in the price "r It's tour
ing and roadster !andcl%. which VIII
become effective Arril I. tho Cole Motor
Car company brings r0cc!hly 10 the at
tention Of the motoring public what J.
refers TO as the Blk problem villa
which X has - contend lin meeting tli,:
almost unprecedented increase in Tho
urriaul fer its product.
In tho conpany'S increase In price an
n"uuc.uent.' 1t Is explained thar when l.
similar advance IN the price of t"le mo
delS became effective January ]. II WAS
with 4 realization that another advance
would be necessary as soon as Contracts
for materials under which the company
WAS then operating would expire. II was
believed, il Is stated. that sufficient pro
vision had been made to MAINTAIN lis
list PRICE OF 1925 for its touring cars
and roadSterS up to IN" end OF its Is
cal year in July. The growth OF sales.
however. continued 10 increase. instead
Of decreasing with tn rirSt announce
ment of 4 higher price. according TO the
royuDnnv'S officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
TO HEAR COMPLAINTS.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. March .
March II is the date set by the Pub,
lie Service Commission for hearing or
complaints nf citizens Of Cotton Hill
against the Adams Express Company
The complaints allege negligent serr-
ice.
Station facilities across the Kama
wha river from Pratt. on The kanawha
4 Michigan Railroad. are inadequate,
according TO complaints filed with the
commission.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Company has informed the COM
mission that it is making changes and
improvements which are expected n
remove cause for complaint against
the service in the kanawha Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
NEW TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
HERE'S ANOTHER
KNOCK AGAINST
'OLD DOBB|N"
Auto Truck Promotes Stable CleanII'
ness and More Stable Room ana
Motors Are Faster Than Horses.

Two arguments made in behalf Of
the motor truck lie Ill lis SuPtT."'
cleanliness over the horse ana Ill 'H'
fact that il can be housed In ABOUT
One-lhird III" space.
Stati$ticia,ls arc busy proving .that
the street clranin" bill or American
municipalities could Be cut down one
half by elimination of horses.
"A recent purchaser Of Il StudebaKef
truck. had been hard TO convert from
the horse hGulago method, was l'haiiE
influenced by the fact that they would
take up about onc-third the SlanliA%
room occupied by his horses" said 10"
Balzer Of Baker < Ralzer, or Nam
street.
He figured that ne could use tn
additional space 10 much better an,
vantage both from L pccunlary ana
sanitary standpoint. 49,.
According t. Il table published in IT,"
Motor Ago. @Il automobiles which on,
represented I'll" hopes Of ~ many
mnLerS ara huilt no more" said Mr.
Every initial letter In the ALPHABET.
except two. appear in the llSt ana INV =
ar. many names that even those IN INC
industry Will have difficulty To recall
Do You Rem member These Carsr
"l{ow many niutUr-wiSc llymch WI"
pride themselves nn Il tongues end "a
dcn with facts about the industry can
remember the following cars:
"Alpcua. Badger. Cine Dragon. EwlnE'
Fuller, Gl"aeSon. llolSman. !nnEihl
Jewell. Komct. Lion. Marion. Nance
nrsou. Parry. Queen. RiGkrtts Sultan:
Traveller. Van Dyke. VAIL. Yale m"
Zip
NO Longer Just for Pleasure.
THE automobile il II" longer Tor PIC"
sure alone but 10 do the worlds work.
quicker and more economically than be-
fore Il came" ,.,.,...,.
1T has set new pace for business
decreasing effort and increasing Noi"'h"
At the same moment
II has annihilatrd distance ana hE
So doing brought people together. I'"'
10 II the farmer no longer considers 4
trim to town 4 burdenSomc duty. l'u' ~
il the manufacturer and tho merchant
meet 0ftener. Due To II IN" phNSic!t''
reaches more and further. hue TO II IN"
land owner Is enriched beyond his lona-
est dream.
Speed Brings Men Closer
Thus. more things are raised or Haue
because more things can he moved
Speed brings men closer together hnn
that creates trade. ttealtn is proiiio''"
Lives are saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
AUTOMOBILE FOR EVERY IS
III POPULATION IN AMERICA

There are 3.96"UNO registered auto
mobiles in the United States ar one l."
every % III population. 50 cUhliIpu
zion from, rach would completes III" LIN
coin Highway in Nevada. Utah. Wy"m..
ing. Iowa and Illinois. with ribbon OF
concrete. 49,.
WIKI these sections completed. 'hG
Lincoln Highway would be- Il n"ulsEh'l
drive from \sw York To San francisco
and each contributor would effect a tire
saving alon. 3f 81 should hr only drive
500 miles OF tho Highway. to say noun
ing OF the comfort peace "i nlind. ;tlii
the saving IN temper etfsctHa ny sun
narfect conditions on Americas famous
,ranccntinental highway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
AVERAGE VALUE S33.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, March =
In West Virginia there are 1869, 1000
acres Of coal land. lis average value
is estimated at S33 an acre, making Il
total valuation Of $G5,111.rO0. These
figures were compiled in the office OF
the State tax commissioner before the
retirement Of Fred O. Blue. The coal
acreage in Kanawha county exceeds
l7l.0O acres. assessed al n little less
than half million dollars. The valu'
alton of this property averages s21 an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
LACK OF r. K. CARS PUTS
CRIMP In AUTO OUTPUT

The one certainty or thn automobile
situation today is that not enough ears
viii he built in 1917 to I'll the demand
Of the American public.
This fact" explains II. s. Daniels Of
the kisscl kar, rs not true nj the lack
Of production facilities on Tia" Part Of
the Factories hut rather TO retarded de-
livarics due to the railroad situation.
Tho manufacturers Were prepared
for a banner yelr---an even bigger year
than the record breaking 19l6--hut. be-
fore the intended pace was even started
the congestion OF freight in the east and
the deficiency OF equipment on most
railroads, changed the plans OF many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
$1,000 ovERIANps FOR THIS MONTH

for month Of February will to;al i'."o0
cars. The company reports :2.55+ IN
filled orders on hand yesterday morning.
al which 500 are for tn: knIGht TOUT
cvlinder. as against l+9 Of sam" model
last wear The fActory output is now
averaging over $50 cars per day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
ROAD IMPROVEMENT IN BEAVER.

Assurance has been given by the state
highway commission Of Pennsylvania
that the l. miles Of dirt road between
beaver and tn" Ohio state line on tho
Lincoln Highway will be improved i'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

~ =. Shields. OF AdHna. Ohio. has re-
ceivet his Maxwell touring car from the
Capitol Ear company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

W. :. Cooey says there lis no car like
the Jetfery lie bought the fourth JEFF
:.ry from, the Capitol Car company last
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

tim" for the tourist iraft" this spring.
This is the only unimrrovcd section
"f III" Lincoln Highway between the
ohio state line AMI Jersey City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

c. r. Jackson has purchased a Dodge
Brothers enclosed roadster from the
local distributor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

The now Victoria Maxwell. handled by
tre ,-a1irni Gar company. is on" Of The
p:ettirSt ana mos: stately cars ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

Henry F. Elmer. Of Elm Heights. Is
driving hts new Ford. recently delivered
By the McCallister Auto company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

F. +. knaTs. OF the Howe company.
South Wheeling. has returned from Il
ten days business trip at PETERSBURG:
He reports that the Mitchell IS one "
rhr mos, po2ll1ar cars IN that city AMI
'the local agents. st. Clair & Simpson.
are doing an excellent business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
nrRovE ROAD FROM OHIO TO PA.

The city council Of East Liverpool. o..
has approved the plan for the improve
ment Of the Lincoln Highway through
;hr eastern part nr the city 20 thu Penn
svlvania state line. II distance Of about
three miles.
The construct ion will u" Of concrete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

W. O. Alexander. prominent local
business man. has h.C""lc 81 member or
the Earle Rogers Auto supply h"uS%' At
= meeting OF The company Eei" this Week
preliminary plans wcr" itiad- I" "A,'n'.
The business OF the tirn. Mr.. Rogers
established n. house several years HS"
and has done an excellent business.
Last year Ii" opened u Ford repair &a"i'
III the rear OF the store on TWclit IN
street, and has ais" enjoyed IL srl"nd!c'
business in that line.
Secretary ~ H ttoriiiz"il Of tho
State and Ohio Valley Aui" association.
IS preparing map ard data showing
nj tia principal roads loading Int"
Wheeling and through this section.
which Will be carried IN III" ;>nri issu.
o. The Motor Axe. On" 0f III" most
largely circulated New York aut" 7ubl;-
cations.
Among the s. new branch supply
houses 70 Ia "psn-d throughout the
United States by tho g. r. Goodrich
be in tho Pittsburgh district. one in this
city and che other IN Altoona. t'a. J; E.
Hanley. we'll known young automobile
iet. and r. ". Grove will be- IN charge
here
Earle D. Rogers OK tho Rogers Auto
Supply House ard agent for the tire-
stone tire Of tho WaeclsnS district. at
tended the big convention OF the tlfe,
stone Tire and Rubber company he'll
IN PittsburSilc Wednesday In connection
with the opening ~ the branch building
in that city> Ths convention was at
tended b.. several hundred agents from
all over the country and closed with :,
banquet.
Carl Notmanp IS driving his new
Overland touring delivered b. the AUTO
Sales company.
Ray Clelland IS the happy poSSeSSor nj
\ Maxwell touring, sold ny the Capitol
Car company of Market street.
F. Z. knaCfs. OF the Howe company.
South Wheeling. has returned from Il
rch DAYS business trip at tarkersburE.
He reports that the Mitchell is one Of
1hn mos, noautar cars N that city and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
THINK THIS. OVER:
THEN ACT =

If you had opportunity TODAY to put Your money III
company under the Personal Management Of Henry Ford
Charles Schwab other Great ndustrlal Leader you
would automatically be only glad d. especially yu
knew that Leader obligated t. give that particular
his entire time and attention period of ten years.
and working for that he working Tor your III
ercsts and the interests Of each individual investor
Iozier Company, Motor Car Manufacturers offer you
lust such an opportunity the mentioned above This COM
nany has teryear with Mr. H. A Lozer President and
General Manager of the company. The: name LOAEE IS
SYNONYMOUS with Automobile Industry The Lozler Product
is second to none and well and favorab known from ONE end
f the country You secure interest in Lozer
Bros COMPANY under Most Favorable Te} provided act
nronptv Full particulars concerning theCompany It's financial
nan etc. Photographic rcprodctiono of the cars and spec
caons will be mailed FREE request Send for this data
AT ONCE IT WILL BRING YOU 4 WONDERFUL OPP
PQRTUNITY.
LOZIER BROS. COMPANY =
MOTOR CAR MANUF CT U r + RS
1114 UNION BANK BLDG, PITTSBURGH Pa ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

Western Siberia needs manufactured
goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

sweetness Of I!arr7d's tenor producing
II beauty at harmony rs rare as II -
/ ,Hf,r, r. al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

Raw Clellaud IS the happy pnSSeSSor nj
n Maxwell touring. sold ny the Caplto!
Car company of Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

Carl Hctmann Is driving his new
Overland touring delivered By the Auto
Sales company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02
News in Brief

Marcus l.. Glover. chauffeur for Daniel NJ
Bedcn former alderman. sponsor Of the
present traffic ordinance. was fined $50 in
the Traffic Court for speeding.
Tho Fast Fifty-arst Street police station
now flies the coors OF the nation. city and
Home Defence League. The flags we're pre-
sentcd by r.. NJ. Sperling
Glasses in military training have been
asked not TO order uniforms There Is q
shortage in wool. and labor is scarce.
Children are asked 20 enlist in the Anti
Litter Leagues campaign 10 make New York
"Spotless Town
Employees of the Standard Steel Process
Company's plant at Phillipsburg. n. J.. have
struck for higher pay. They want a. cents
an hour.
DR.. Arthur Warren Waite will die at Sing
Sing Monday. May p.
Wii;:ar; Lamey. Oldest oddfeIlow in the
world. celebrated his Tooth birthday.
Thornton l. Motley is sueing the New York
Theatre Company for g. 600 He was in
jured when the theatre elevator fell on Fehru-
AIRY 20.
Tom Healy has offered a f7ci Of carrier
pigeons 10 the War Department.
Paul SAbot. who insulted the American flag.
will be tried as soon as he leaves the hospital.
John d. Cameron. conductor on the Harlem
division of the New York Central, has re-
tired after fifty years' service.
Mrs. Hester kenVick Earle. who divorced
Theodore Langsbury Earle, has lost her fight
for Alimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02
Sunday and Carl Beck
Discuss Rockefeller
Billy Will Assail John d. if
Proof of His Interests Sell
ing Liquor Is Shown

Carl Beck. director Of the Labor
Forum. discussed John d. Rockefel Ter
and other subjects with Billy sunday
Yesterday. The evangelist promised
him. Mr.. Beck said, that II proof con
corning the selling Of liquor by the
Rockefeller interests" to Colorado min
ers were presented. he would preach on
that subject. We will start at once
Mr.. Beck continued, "to whip these
facts into tangible form for Nh sun
day
Before seeing Mr. Sunday, Mr.. Beck
had challenged him ito denounce cor
rupt and greedy individuals like Rocke-
felier. and so convey his message direct
to the working masses, interrupted BY
the money-grab0ing, ungodly element
of wealth.
Mr.. Beck asserted that John d. RocSe-
Teller financed and stood responsible
for Billy Sundays revival. and that
alone was enough to prejudice working
people. He declared that in 1918 there
was testimony before the Industrial
Relations Commission that the Rookie
Teller interests corrupted voters ana
sold liquor in Colorado camps.
yet" he said, you will stlll permit
Mr.. Rockefeller TO be conspicuous al
the opening OF your Tabernacle and TO
sit on your board of directors. which
all goes to snow that the heaven OF
the rich is built on the hell OF thC
poor.' and that the house OF Rookie
TELLER has served mammon more thar
God and is in the same class with tn'
house of Romanof.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02
Jury Blames Sentry
For Old Mans Death
Feuerstein Shot While Trying
to Ward Off Bayonet,
Coroner Told

A jury in the inquest held by Cor
ouer Feinberg yesterday into the death
Of Louis Feuerstein, seventy-siX years
old, who was shot by National Guard
sentry. found Thomas Allen. the SEN
Try. respon sible for the old man. death.
Il was shown that although Feuer-
stein had been in the United States
for thirty-ive years he could not un-
derstand English. Witnesses testified
that Allen. member of Company B.,
47th Infantry, halted him in the mid.
die Of Park Avenue, at 1l6th Street, and
backed him to the curb at the point Of
his bayonet.
The bewildered old man, it was said,
covered in fear and held up trem-
bling arm as if to shield himself.
While he was in this situation, the
witnesses said. the sentry fred bull
let into him from distance Of only
q few feet and then fired another shot
into the air TO call an officer.
The jury did not heed suggestion
made by Coroner Fciuoerg thai It
might make recommended. ons concern
ing the case Of Allen TO the military
authorities. Allen is being tried by
court martial at Governors Island for
the shooting.
The Coroner expressed the hope that
tho death would be a warning to the
public to obey the orders Of sentries
without hesitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02
What Is Going on To-Day

Free admission 10 We American Museum o. Ns,ufal
flisfoD. metropolitan Museum ~ Al. Ne" YORK
Zrolosieu ParL Van Coulsndt Park Museum.
American Museum az Safety and The Aquarium.
Exhibition Of the Scciciy 81 Independent Artists.
A ,iare-,r. a., Hcaard J.. coffin Major Charles W.
Gordon and PomcrN Burton oil our Present
Problems iu tie Light ~ hnsiahg Iip,ie'rc'
~ luncheon meeting ~ Che Merchants Assoris-
tor Of Sew YORK. Hotel Aston T. 20 , "a.
Address ty Melville p stone an HE ttu.slAl
Revolution ans F4r'ors Leading ? 10 r. ihe
rortsrce Bon Size World War.' 81 tie luncheon
~ thc BroNyu Civic cub clubhouse. ~
l.crn.eu Street. Rro0khn. o. 90 = IN.
Meeting ~ thr Baughtes 81 Michigan IN NcS
An,. Hotel Ator. . = u.
Reception q uc Rainy Du club Hotel Aa'of.
crsduaiion exercises Of police recruits. Police
Headquarters, 30 Centre street. p M. 49,,
meeting 81 tine National S,cunly League. Hotel
Aa'lre..e, On Tho Possibilities m Flying Corps
- Ser,ices and Requirements Set for Appli-
can't, FOR Commissioning At public meeting Of
y A.,on,,,ticai society Of America. headqusr-
iers. 20 Wa, Thirty ninth street. p IN.
,or lie benefit Of tho Canadian Red Cross So
cicty and the Canadian Clubs Patriotic Relief
Fund for Dependents q American SoidleTs Win
800. eaa@ ~ ,Ss Sew YORK Atsdemy Q, Merin.
II Wcst Forty third street. $50 . m
BiIC LECTl RTs on TilE BOARD on Epr-
CATION. SIS T. NJ.
MANHATTAN
.c... N.It,r.l PANS" Robert sterling Yard Puh
.. school 81. Wet Houston street. near Nahcs
.l5 5.' Unique United State" ohsrl,, samuel
,r.tor q T. g. s. central jewish Institute.
~ FAST Eighty anh Sireel
.genesth The BLAZING Aurora Freieuck w.
Iolrfor Institute Hall. us Easi losth street.
"17,e south Amer The War and To dsy.' Frank
- Raughef Public School 81. i5th street, near
Wills Avenue. -
THE BRONX
"Our New water supply" Perry e. BHrney,
public school az. Randolph and Beach avenues.