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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

~ '"" 81, -, o''GL Gh,,rre. nrnth-
800, ~ -,,t'; .'.'',1, ,,ha., a.
VIII, -, ,,hin,.,n AVID
'',," C',,r- i Io,,.,,d ~ Trnnlsrnr,
,.,,,,,i,,,.,,, - ~, "ch,d.
,t;,.., ri,., o,',, rR",r.n,,.;s. c,rs and
,;,-:,, 49,, .,,;..;. Ju,,o-n
,,h,, automobile n,. s,ro,d n Tho nj
,-,,, 1922. ~ IG,r,,ii md cars ar,
,I,, i.,,.,,d rrbn L,volnn,,,ut NJ tho
,,tnm..hilr has hncn very rapid. Many
new machines have been brought and
Ior,,, cuu.-;,tr garages arc going up one
,...',i,,.- So ana rl,is buildiur forms
,bc krvStons for an automobile row now
hc;nm Constructed
~ p.pto for ,ronv vcars manager
~ tho I,nromoh;Ic in Chicago, ,ud moro
rccrn,1v .rnrr;,j manager Of the Premier
S.ntnr ,Crrnr,,ion Of Ir6ianapuhs. has
h,cn amounted by Walter T.. FLANDERS.
president Of tho Maxwell Motor company
lnc,. and Of the Chalmers Motor com
pany. as assistant sales director. Mr..
Eauta is Il veteran Of the trade and has
ing every .uhuse OF the automobile bust
ness.
--
Much interest is felt throughout the
':;'u;'tr% ut large IN the ne" nfoHels
shortly I" I've announced u! III" SI"uc-
"N'r cnrr'ra'lnh' u" tF"Sh E''ein-
r"r'nE as$oc!atl"n' consulting fpk'l.ceiS
Tor 'hc St""r'"h''' nav "'u "'"'-' :"
IT. WIN TIE ""!H"U " '"' 'cN ':" ,ri
Success of the Brush design with the
Nnruon and uthc- cars is we'll known
.'ASten I"!i''''' "''s''";t ', ~. >t,,
'"''t''c Wy r'ai|n Va ''S fotu '" w.
.",,',.n', WI ,,'' ,'H S,,''.,,,, I.,,,n..
n"!,'E moon 'I'p' MMcn ""r ,t,M .,.,i|t, -,
WI" ''t' ~ Nv H. -.;,,I Vic
80, ,.,,,i,n,r',, n,N,r,orl;
49,, hns 1,',n e,,.I,;,I n,,,,i, in Try
,,'',,,.: ,,,t, ~ i,,,r,inr y.c:,r
.,rr,,,i ,yitb LIcnr, Ford nm ,h, nc,c..
81 - .,rJ ,.,,l. cL,r,.,. or tl,. ,,uis,. when
NJ L,nrd Icr, i, in Nrry:,y i'm l)r.ru,-
hrr ,,ij Among t!,,.,n rr,.;cu, nj The
y.r.ilinr were Cap;ain hrmp,I. nf the
h.r,r II whirh c,rri,I ,i,r Dcarr cane.
d,;,n.
,rbc I-rit.d S:otcs l;rhhrr co.lranv
which includes the United States Tire
crr,pany. In:,,:c 4 rnasniiicnnt .Showinr
il. ;ur, ".:r bond drive. It's S:;I'$crip~
..,,,f $innnruu II subscribed for Il.
80: nu, subsidiary CovlranirS' $i15r..
oan .i.d for il, Srllar branches IN var.
inns src. il.S nf Tie country $50. urr. :,
Total ;,lh.,YI,,iio:! 81 SCOT. out. III ;.,iLI.
ton IL ,n;a ,h, ,:ur'uyt:, ui tn, r,InUats
Eay, subscribed Tor ever Si.;nV""",
mlr l.. i tnjal ct ;igurr quo. T%rs i"t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10
AUTO Notes FROM
herr: AND There

W. H. Tancyhill. who WAS general
manager Of the Scripps-Booth corpora
ton. has become sales manager III INC
detroit Wcathtrproof Body company OF
Pontiac. Previous to his connection
with the ScTipps-Booth. Mr.. Tancyhlll
was active in the sales department ot
the SluCl"hal:rr corporation. he later
joined Dodge brothers at the time y.
| Philip MAS made vicc-prcsilcht anu
sales manager Of that concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Shadburnc Cumh,nrd Motor company,
Of 21nu Michigan avenue. Chicago have
become SUCCESSORS to Shadburnr Broth
crS company. This; company, whose or
fees and SAlcSroolnS are IN Chicago. and
whose factory is located at Frankfort.
Ind. are manufacturers of the "Shnd-
WICK SIX" and "Rour-DayiS" cars and
distributors CT the Dixie Flyer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Masque or harem vcil:: ~" used foT
tripping on hr'-Ey days /" protect ih.'
complexion. rh"y al!cw H"rS"ctiE clear
vision through the net ma$Qu". WHICH
y generally ;an coi""",!. 80 matt. VIVA.
the color OF ;hn chiffon veil h"?7"nS 10
be y veil h;lvir:. = n"t center with
wide border and deep cE.iS III SILKS ~
IN. newest ih.n.; and IL white or tan
with black or nay blue borders is con-
sidercd very Sln;:t.
An experienced traveller SAID no, long
since th:; h" was thrOuat with III. cN-
persiEe li:nch"on XIX. IL KS place he
prefers = small $;;it case. carrying AL
the needed t;;t.r accessories. the vacuum
bottl" case carrying six bottles ard
paStcboara box containers THAI may be
throTn away when .rTptiGd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

The Wright Martin .lirCruft Corpora
ton has received All order from the
United Slaic$ government for HuE 100 II.
+. and i.hu0 30 II. T.. Ni,pauo-SuIAa air
plnir, motors. The Company Is nj pres
cnt manufacturing this type of motor
FOR the French government. under H.
c"nSc. The company is just finishing
up All order of $50 of these motors for
tho French government. and when COM
plclcd will start work on the United
States government order.
Tho Maxwell Motor Company has In
creased the prices of the Maxwell truck
for 1915, has added Il new style body and
made two slight mechanical changes.
Tho prices are now SSG5 fur the chassis
and $995 for the screened express body.
The prices were formerly 500 for the
charsis and SSH for The screened ex-
press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

{. s. RciInan, vice president ana gen
crai n.Hna ger If tn" EifEIu Motor Car
Corporation. writing from Chicago" says
that Tia company has OH hand parts,
material and ears in Cnur%" Of c"hS!ruc-
ton. all paid for. u the value 81 approx
irI!Htciy 81 .HnG. "nn. All of this material
waS bought under old contracts aud at
prices InE"h l""rr than prevail to-day.
The lust hu3r''ial statement at the cont
pany showed cash on hand u! s." l.
>59.9". with !"tal u$&rl# Of almost 81
ono gOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Vice President and General Manager.
IN commenting upon his new connec-
ton, Mr.. knoblorB remarked that he be-
litvcd that the right kind of n tractor
offered the greatest opportunity OF any
thing in the manufacturing world TO-
day, because 1t was fast becoming an
economic necessity which would revolu-
tionize agriculture Ms we'll as prove an
important factor in industrial work
TO 18th. Exhibitors arc requested to CO.
operate with Mr.. Lowry in furnishing
interesting. snnppy news concerning
their particular displays. His office
Is located at 1927 Marsh-Strong Bldg,
Los Angeles.
So pressed for space Is the Jordon
Motor Car company At Cleveland that
large portion of the plant of the Damn
Products company has been taken over
and is being used for the MANUFACTURES
of the complete line of closed cars
which are being turned out by the conf
pany. The main plant of the Jordon
company is used for progressive assem-
bly, OF the touring cars and al output
Of IL cars daily is being shipped as
rapidly as completed.
DIR. William y. Cracraft. with offices
i, ~, cch,,,,,,t,nc,r h,,ildinr and resjd-
i,, n I.rrnv rrcnivcd his new model
n'>. ~ ,..; ~ 49,, ,,o.t ,b-ur,
the Auto Sales company.
-
f.. L. Pierce. has J"lnet' iH@ feocrd1
Motor Er"ck company As Sa'c" "I''n"
and will cooperate with ". G. fowl"y
vi In ,,kprcp of SIinA
----- ,., .ec;.
inc "u'" n'''H '"''i''it!' W." 'i.,
III r"u' t'eH'" '!-e'' WIZ . 49,
c"fnWih! WIS puFheu OUT J" t"F %"
Turns ana Chnf"E hul'uihS' "ou'" At1,'
street several weeks ae"' VIII S'o''!
croct Oh" OF the largest an'" Sa!cSr""'"
service stations ana :ipFcIr""nH w hcH'
Virginia. 1t Is reported thAl size 'o'
the building has hc"3 bought ana rIhhH
for the building Viii D" drawn III "'iCc'
The officials Of IN" company DECLINE 10
give out any detailed Information OF
tho prnpu"cd building. but do not deny
that such Il move is being Carried out.
d tho assistant sales managers Of the
l'u;t.rl States Mote" Truck company.
has been assigned 10 Ohio Indiana amt
Vest Vircjnia territory. NJ. SaTuScli
;s ru,. or thr crkrrIi assistant sales
r,nu.",,c ,nunin,..G ro,G ,r tlEa rIlars..
- ..I,.., in rr,.,rr,h.d districts.
,, ,i,.e, ,.,.,.l ,,,,,,.,, IF tho rort,ou
:, 49,. ''.,.',,,. - .I,,..,i.,,,. ,,.hl,i,
:,,.,', ,,.,:,,.,;n.,. j., s,..,cn,h"r ms
,,,,, ,..r ,.,',I.. ru,~',,, w.. rirsi ya1r
Il" "'',.'''! So" ''"r ear" Ut ''io'i-
i''u of S''N""'" "ill'n WAS accom-
I,-fT. .r al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

The automobile has spread to tho ut
tcrInost parts OF Hawaii and cars are
now in use in the remotest regions OF
that island. The development Of tho
automobile has been very rapid. Many
new machines have been brought and
large concrete garages arc going up, one
costing $I2.Q0D. This building forms
tn" kcyStoMa for an automobile row now
being constructed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

a. J. Banta. for many years manager
Of the Locomotilc in Chicago. and moro
recently general manager ct the Premier
Motor corporation Of Indianapolis. has
been appointed by Walter II. FLANDERS.
president OF the Maxwell Motor company
inc.. and OF the Chalmers Motor COM
pany. as assistant sales director. Mr..
Eauta is L veteran Of the trade and has
had a wide and varied experience cover
ire every phase OF the automobile bust
hess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Frank e. Lowry. OF the Lowry-lIar-
riSoa company. OF Los Angeles. CAL.
has h"on arp"intcd publicly manager Of
~ seventh annual automobile show -
w. held in Los Angeles. November i"ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

In Cincinnati. walkers are fined.
Streets must he crossed III thr regular
crossings Tho police warn pedestrians
Of the law and the consequences OF
breaking it. If the law is disobcycd the
offender Is arrested. taken to court mud
fined. Accidents have decreased To
very remarkable extent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Ch"r,l,, h.;r;; oc various sorts arc bid
de- a.,aIu - season Tor approval
Will" rot Tr;.,:.,9i spot ha'>. atricl:
speaking to- -. rather at;racttr" In
TIC earl: COO! Days. Perhaps th': mos;
popular shapes ~, ~" i.,.i. broad hr:n-
med alria" and suIne Of tn" military
models. Most {: .hor, rrr si:only trim
med with game bird feathers. rii'bo:; u:
self ton.;: sc&rtS. q few r.Ntrg l~athcr
hands az ornaments D:,rNd :UrharS
made % closh - mach ti:e suit or in
sand c"ior"d y"l."; ar" IL !aTor. Satin
hats are wora 10 match, ;hc satin suits.
- u. :..'.."..iy uu;!;i-nTcd. being
drnssy enough in themselves without
IGGitin:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Much interest is felt throughout the
':.,u1try at large in the iIrw n!ohcls
shortly to we announced by III" Studc-
hakrr corporation. The Brush Eugin-
"rrinE association. consulting engineers
for the Suldrhakrr, have had m"ch TO
Il. with lEr u"!'isu Of ihr ucw models
and therefore much is expected. The
SUCCESS Of the Brush design with the
Marmon and other cars is we'll known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

nrul:" Sat" rr,'!!:h. ;i"H |n:rn.issinn-
~ Fer, Phillips IL t.r.IlrG lis nov
MnEw- IL 'rl"::: 80" ir,.::-h' i"rnn.,h tn"
Capitol a., company. Thi> IL II" soc
url Mt>w,lI AIr. ihr.!ip% has hVu,s:,t IL
IN, past lew yra-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Caster Plaintiff. manager Of the Long
I:,lamG City branch Of The Ford Motor
comnauT. viii shortly rcturd from his
honeymoon trip. when business callers
will have n new subject with which I"
up@u their interviews. llc married Miss
Ellen KuaS. uc Copenhagen, Denmark,
who has been studying music IN New
NCr!i Iur the pas year. 1t VIII hc
r, uIc,nhrrrti that MIR. Plaintiff went
abroad with Henry Ford OF the pcnc"
$! q. and took charge Of th" rruiS" when
Mr. Ford left il in Norway in Dr"cnl-
hcr 1919. Among thc&G present II tho
wedding were Captain h"mp"l. al the
Oscar II. which carried the peace cape
duiCn. u.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Tn" United States Nuhher company
which includes Ihr United States Ilr"
cuElI&nY. Ih:Ittr Il magnificent showing
il, ;u,, :r:,r bond drive. It's s::!'$crip~
lions To tho second Liberty Loan @EEr"-
S.,cd $i.nnn.ruO. 1t subscribed for a.
49,: auG subsidiary companies $i.IHG.'
on". 1.,d for is s"lliar branches ~ |Ar'
iuu: Soc i1;.a 81 Tie country "",n"". =
total .;uhs,TIptio! IL E".'"n. G"". III ;''iLi-
tom - tn;@ i..,. ,atr'"yca, OF tn, c'"nr"tF
have subscribed To-! ever $i.'"H. ""',
!l.rn ~; i t,.inl ct ;i.gur. qua. T|rs i,,t.
I'd states Rubber company "whs"r:pIIrr.'
.'$"rcd lhv ari','i.", subscribed iur In"
FIRST Liberty l."an 10y $ljIp.~0".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

The seventeenth annual automobile
show in Cleveland will he held In thu
W:"mnrr Coliseum January ~ 10 Fl.
'r"n ""1r* ago cleveland tnauSuratcd
the plan Of holding q show through
two Sundays. and this will be 'ont!n-
urd again this year. The Cleveland
show is held by the Cleveland Auto
.ait,lril,, show company, u Dealers organ
i;:ni :"n with In. cooperation Of tho
CI"Nriau. .\uiomDhile club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

W. l.. -Nruyw. i"":Err director of a;!-
yrr;i.iiE and IN r:i;r".." OF S'tr$ i'ro-
rruliou for th" Chalmers Motor conf
i,I,iy. l. Iow VIC pres II; auH .,"!Ir':.'
al tn. =. r. sta! v"SHnt M"iDr
c";aiauT. Of Cleveland. -. distributing ~
thc hudson Super Sin cars. Nj AGHc|
assumed h.& ilt:c- October -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

The rnr!'ui car company. Mark".
street. distributor If tive Maxwell. !n3
the. entire fruuI 81 tn ';Hul,i n; h"d""kcd
H. !",r" r!r.h signs ANNOUNCING lI&'d-cac
hnr:'aina. TIL" company ~" 0"arly al
makes Of second hHnI machines. In"
ny"H cas- ~.r" taken az part Payment
on NInNW.li SNlCs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Probably ono "f the han'!%om"~; motor
:rlick uX:.!!ii$ ger seen al alr auto
n:uh,lr >!.uN in ir:"rICn was in;u 81 tho
United States Mo,nr Trust; runiluy Il;
It, IT," t'T:tuA II .lr:u:i':.i,. >h''". ii.r
event was hrii In ln" music ~ The
United States ca:ni".my displayed = truck
chassis ~ Snuw Whit".. ;tuG tn general
cheinc II decorations Of the "TA'hHt.
which was IN TIC ::or.iI han. "nS ~ rel
white and blue. CROWN. iinnI$ and cut
Flowers were UEgd IN rro'uSivu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

IT" ohio Valley -tr!"nhhli" club.
MIST Nirc!na state .\u;";:I",il" ;t:;&n-
c!a'!uu ;.i!I ia" stat" 'f'Hdu"..ri"r% ut
"a. american hul"H"h!'' association.
are now 'rvIteI in thr Ir% headquarters
~ Hn7 Al"r.ol street. The orcar!Ed-
'...'= gil L. ""'}'!u"t"d l'N -. II. Henry,
wln WAS recently appointed SECRETARY.
..., r,..i.!.- :. ii iInh'itH"l. who re-
-' NJ ii'n"r will have an office
with the Hawthorne Automobile and
.-,i,.rh"!'t c"mpamy 1t III" anov" NUM-
hrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

Oscar Wilson. Of MouEGSvillc. has r.
rrivrd his it,H Columbia touring car
m" Capitol Car cuEli'auy recently i"-
c;uim, the local agent ln: that car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13

D. -1- .H0-- IN-7s \ NO H0ta > =
it-t.l 10. IuEst =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13
DIR. -. q. THERiAND
Dentist

T. now located Room 6 New Eber-
stadt rldg. cover the Fair on 5th
street,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13

IIH Har NH# started hF G'rmdut
ilr mfhprliI. dD, tbu they start
iced 10 uul 3 1000 willing Jp let tho
statement iHt have .u.t WIdr
await fhe verdict ui HsHr Aul
Ith thing tI.t need tu Hn explained
u Hhy Germany fsuad tHr war re.
IUruurr what 'Ho position 90. CORN
Im iu the world Vae as ruviahlo a
position as my nation has over co..
/ OlpIel The whole world stood
admiration OF her wonderful intel
icl'uai and material achievement.
and Hli tho intellectual men OF tho
/ world trni 90 school 90 her A. q
university man have been surround.
led by men learned IN Germany men
who had reaortoi fn Germany hecaus.
/ upthero else could they yet sue.
Thorough and searching training par
ticulariy Boo The principles of scleuc,
and the principals taht und.rlie mod
nIu material achievements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13
Urpc> Cooperation.

Let us show ourselves Americans
by showing that We do not want 10
10 or Boa separate camps or groups
hy ourzelyca but that We want 10
cooperate with all other classes and
aI groups iu common enterprise
which D. fo release thc spirits oi the
world from bondage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13
Eye Specialist

Glasses Properly Fitted Diseases
OF the Eve treated Dr. Woicott,
Fuqua BLOCK Phone SOC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13

Tier men ot science bad made hog
/ Industries perhaps the most rlmpst
oni iudu tries iu tine world auI thr
label Made 90 Germany was o.
. Euarautre ID. good workmanship pi
sound material She bad access Go
lam the markets ct the world and CIV
lcry Oth0f man who traded Boo hp.r
\ markets feared Germany because oI
her effective and almost Irresistible
competition She had place iu fhp
uu Nhr was .r. un' satisfied %
There Na ro'lhue boo t#e world o.
peace fH' Hho did uu have ami
ha,r Boa Abundance
paro nt American advancement We
Show Riih pride the statistic. of tho
lnrrr "f urr Industries and u. tine
'pHrIHfIHH u' oUr citi,. We'll. flp.,
statistic. 900 ro, match fHr recent
statistic. off Germany llar .d rit
les fHut .H EHufH grow faster th7r
i, 'l1y American city ever grow. HoI
0ld iudHHIi". HnHUnI fHaIr owes and
sau Dow world ana vent Out fo.
H conquest HHI sou fhr aHfhGr.fir
oI Ceremony N.-. ru. satisfied Au'
hH.n nu" .Irf . f.r iu#W.. fn fIy
1ur iiun thf .. ... non .1f Goa IL
bier method .| competition Thtu
BEL un Important industry ir larman'
1 upon which f.. government hls mo-
IHii HH hands fu HIr..f I and Vhel
j H.... Hff. lr.... ....s.rr..# 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13
galnsr Mob spirit.

% uouE be- willing to set that
up as mol hal test ol an American.
THAT Is meaning OF democracy
have hccN cry much distressed, nay
follow rlulefs. by some Ot the thing-
that have happened recently Tho
mob spirit is displaying itself here
.uud there bon this country / have
ywu1tb. With what some men are
saving but 7 have no sympathy with
tine mon that take their punishment
into their own hands and want to
uF 'o every man who does Join sucn
q mob chat do not recognize him
I 1s worthy ~ tbe free institutions 81
/ the UrfaI Stafes. There are some
orraH fIfHns boz this country whose
! members enraIe iu tho destruction
|uf 'Hn hR. bur I would not meet
Heir efforts hy making myself q
] partner in A. ying the law.
despite. aud hafo their purposes. but
poet the ancient processes 81
..... a.d I would be- too proud not
.in .0 them lone Justice however
.H..r they ara And 50 want to
uff.. my earnest protest against ans
/ euation lf the spirit OF laW
I..-r..s anywhere o. IN any cause.
President Gets Lonely
And so. on. fellow citizens. thf
..-.H that Z came away from
i Na Hurtou D. that sometimes Ee'
/ lonely down here There are 81
rnrt people bee W.. hington VIII,
/ frnR things that arr not $50. an,
/ fhar. are 50 fsR people in Washing
. Doom who know anything about VIA
.flH .HUple OF the United States a-'
.fhiH ur abou' have o. come AVA
.rH f reminded Of the rest Of th'
country hare to come away ans
f.Is t1 men no are mp against th'
"Hd hing and say 10 them. ! an
iHIfn you 10 sou are with me Anf
ha HuIy test 90 being with me- Is NO
'H think about mo personally at al
lHf merely 20 think of me- as the OK
preston for the time being ~ th'
.nHHar and dignity ard hope Of th'
q r.ffI state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-13


IHH have WIF tH ask ans man
whom sUH m"rI $3.50 b. H'a with
t.s conditions fHaf prevailed bsf1r.
'fe "If 'n OH. matter OBJ. information
a| COM u"IitiUH fu uuI ."f f.. moth
OILS OF competition which fH. sar
man mHHH.H.' uI.r. and ,tgHrfrr
H.ri uri. Ihs patronage and sup
polf of ths government, of Germany
HH vII UI chat they u.Is tHa
s.wH SORTS nI .uuuunn fhIf Na
have tried FL. pDtuf bf law Within
our uNr hoUI.r. NJ f.Hs could uu'
eIi thrH good cheaper THAN ..
a1Hld SEN our. af prnUf t.r fHam
solves thef could rsf % Subsidy lr1.
1 fhc government vhir. made 10 russI
IbI. tu scll them cheaper. anyhow
llfH thU conditions %. competition
we're thus controlled Ir larEe malsur,
lhr the German government itself
l ruf that iid uof satisfy tl. German
saternu emf
Would Dominate Mutld
"Al' 'he ahIls there vae .tIre be
bind its Thought Boz o. dreams "A
the future "a political control. ahie.
would enable It n ta. long ron r
iom mate the tabor and thr iHtusff,
1f tie world They were NOT CON
tent With success boz superior acH
i'yrmeuI they wanted success b
/ sufhorfy suppose very feR n
/ you Hate fhuashf much about fh.
Berlin IU-Hara0d railway THE E.H
/ liu f1.ilagiad railway aas construct
Iel in order fo ruu the threat of fore.
ido % tIe nank UI industrial uuir
undsI tatiurs ,f bali dozen ofhr0
Ic1uuirie. sn THAT when German clm
petition csme in Do HoBid not D. ra
sisted too far because there Ras ai
wafs the possibility co getting ser
man armies into fhe heart of tha
llaunfrt quicker Than ans other arm
ies could De- Eo.a, hsiya.. Look a
'fhe wap aEP Receipts Scovs 81
- .hrus.fo % cents higher lambs !
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The Washington times., 1917-08-25
CITY THREATENED
WITH milk FAMINE
ANDJUMPl PRICE

Serious shortage in washington's
milk supply by October 1, and
sharp advance in the retail price
perhaps to Is cents or more a quart
are believed certain by those in close
touch with the dairy industry, 1t was
lsarnsd today.
The three principal factors respon-
sible for the Situation are summed up
as follows:
1. Marked increase in the cost Of
feeds, labor, and other items in the
production Of milk.
2. Decreased supply OF milk due to
the largely increased production cost.
8. Increased demand for milk as a
result OF the large increase In Wash
iHgton's population since the out
break OF war.
Farmers In nearby Virginia and
Maryland countries upon whom Wash
inGton 10 dependent for its milk sup
ply complain that the cost OF feeds
has gone 90 high a. to make 1t i'm
psssibls to eontinus producing milk
at anything like present prices. Add
ed to this 10 q very serious shortage
In farm labor.
These conditions have very mate
rally curtailed production. and the
attitude OF dairy farmers IL growing
constantly less favorable to the pro
ducttOn of milk. 1t IL Improbable.
they say, at anything like the present
price, when other farm products
which they can produce are bringing
The Washington times., 1917-08-25
MAN Who ARRIVED
ON DEUTSCHLAND
! ARRESTED AS FOE

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Gotthold
Prusse, who came to this city on the
submarine Deutschland, and who did
not return on the commercial sub
mersible, was arrested by agents Of
the Department of Justice yesterday
for being in q restricted zone. He was
taken to the fail, whore he will be
confined until his case is acted upon
by the Attorney General at Washing
ton.
Prusse applied for . permit when
the Government began the registra-
tion OF enemy aliens In this city, but
he was refused . permit Since then,
II Is said. he has been living in the
northwestern suburbs, but yesterday
wandered away from the neighbor-
hood in which he lives and entered
a restricted zone.
One OF Special Agent Harris men
saw Prusse and placing him under
arrest, took him to the postoifice and
then to the city Jail.
The reasons for the Government
refusal to issue a permit to Prusse
are not known, but that the Govern
ment Is on the alert is shown not
only by the arrest OF the man who
made a trip on the Deutschland but
by the arrests of others who thought
they would take q chance and enter
one or more of the restricted areas.