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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Last evening Mt tho First Presby-
trrun church. the services IN charge or
the pastor Rev. Claude Porter Terry.
were elaborate In every detail and IN"
progrum. which was published recentlH.
vas carried out in a wonderful manner
The choir was there In all Of It's glory
and the solo. 30. Holy Night" by Miss
Edna EesbItt. which was sung through
the ofrertory. was delight to all Of tn"
audience. The junior choir. which is
composed Of nearly 50 o: the children
Of tho grcGntlon. rendered especially
good music last evening.
Row. Terry. In his discourse. ~ Real
! Christmas" which was from Luke. sec
ond chapter md the twentieth verse.
dwelt on the real spirit OF III" Christ
! mas season." In message 10 the con-
! greGatIon Rev. Terry wrote:
"rhe return Of happy Christmas comes
! to gladden. our hearts and make jog
, nus nil who have heard the sweet s;nT?
: -. Bethlehem.
! "IIcXrus says: I Will honor Christ
/ mas In my heart. and try To keep II all
III" year And perhaps this. which IH
/ said A. another time, ia the reason why
: ne wants to keep It all tho year: E!
Z have always thought OF Christmas ',imr
"a n good time: kind OF forgiving. char
; uahle. pleasant time.
The true Christmas Is all this. anc
more 1t is a time when VIC not "n!%
remember our rr!ends--and enemies. Il
wn have thcm--lovinEly and fprg!r!ngly
out We do 1t for the sakr q: Ono wR'
loved liz when VIC were far from him
: Any Christmas JOY which docs not I'm
i;s spring mud source in Jesus. the ll"!'
Babe Of Ecthl"hcm. Is not the true joy
Let US look To- linn as On" who carrie!
all the worlds hop" and joy In him
self, and be sure thai he wants tn I'll
our hearts out u his own great heart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
Nv T, H. WARD.

CAMP SHERMAN. Ohio. Dec @''~
Uncle sam sent his soldiers here thous-
auds OF Christmas presents today
wicked looking hayonets Tor the ne"
Enfield riflcs--and with tneir e''. .,I,
~. -nnor that the S3rd division WILL
,novs FORTY days after they are fuIly
cqri9rcd'' was revived
Officers today considered tho mon as
"t.,u- eoa,pped" except for packs and
sun tents. which are reported to have
been shipped.
Twen,y five white and 20 coiored
recruits today were discharged because
Of physical disqualificatlons; ten were
released to care for dependents ana
,hrc. we're dischargi account erron-
eous Observation-Disclosures
FRS, Lieut. VI. Z. Langdon today was
appointed range Officer for the new
rifle range. with Sergeant Howard W.
FEaLsel. Cleveland. as assistant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
No Evidence Of Poisoning
In MiIliOnairp'S Death

TOLEDO. -. L'"c. c3.-No poison vas
found In the organs % Lucts ?. Ber-
dan, the Toledo retired grocer. who did
suddenly in chicago las. week. accord
ing TO the r~r"r; made To-Day by Coro-
nsr Hitting art, medical officials. TIL,
report followed, n careful examination
Of all the organs excepting tho brain
and ono kidney. which were removed at
Cntcaxo before the body was shipped
here. The examining OFFICIALS stated
officially tina, there IS no evidence nf
other than natural causes IN the death
OF Bsrdan Tic Investigation was
brought about a. rhe request Of Bar
dams widow, who went to 'rlevelRnd ss"-
s1al days ago IN avoid publicity. Tho
body will 20 replaced n the R"rdan
vault here tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
Christmas Program at
Presbyterian Church
Large Attendance at tho first Prssby-
teran Church at Both Services.

The Christmas Spirit In tho Air.
From fur-oft shore We hear once moro
Peace: Peace on earth. good will to
men;
And still the story has its glory.
While We may sing II once again.
And tell anew the gracious plan
And wider brotherhood Of man.
So let lis sing while thus We bring.
For mon new and better day;
When swords and spears. and bitter
tears
Shall no more In this world have swGy
Md all shall hail Immaruel's name
AS King and Lord. Amen. Amen.
-McMasicr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Tho state liquor license board today
apnointed The following TO county
boards: c. r. Dow. Republican. Meigs
county; H. y. Meyers. Republican. Del
aware: &. =. Williams. Republican.
Darke; D. s. konntz. Democrat. Rlca-
land; E. y. H;!t. Democrat. l-"rain ana
Horace Hclhr""S. democrat rum
ha,Jf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
GOOD TO HAVE IN THE HOUSE

Coughs. sold, Group and Il grippe
are prevalent. Colds promptly check
ed mean saving Of time, money and
health. Pneumonia and other serious
illness may follow q neglected cold.
P. F. Lynch. 100 Spring ave. Dubois.
Pa. writes: For many years we have
kept Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house. and 1t has saved many dollars
in doctors bills. 1t Is fine for colds"
A child's health Is too precious to risk
giving limitations or substitutes; In.
s!st on Foley's. Coleman 4 Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
from her horse in a seen. for III. new

from her horse In a scene for the new
photoplay and was Immediately rushed
to n doctor Soon after her accident
Miss Daw received the news that her
Immediately took Z turn for the worse
Three doctors and . surgeon attended
Miss Daw and report that her injury
is a very serious one.
Director Allan Dwan has been COM
PEELED to hold up work on this produc-
ton and the completion Of the Aim will
have to await Miss DAVIS recovery. This
picture marks the debut OF tho talented
actress In tho capacity Of leading lady
TO Douglas Fairbanks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
ALL INoU1ams 90 OVER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2&.--'"nErrss
has ,frclnr"d holiday arinisticG IN lis
Investigations ~ wAr problems. MI In
uuiri"g Mt N" cnr!rnl are suspended IN
til after Christmas with many @! th"
investigators making hurried trips -
ucnrhy hoiiirS !" answer the can OF
Santa Claus The committees working
on III" railroad situation. ihe ar1n%'s
war preparation and sugar and Goa
.hnrrac"s r.an IN 20 back a. work n"Hl
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

, law condition Cor winter wheat IN ms
r,ro re rho largest acreage ever ptnnteu'
Increased local federal reserve d's-
count rat. places th4t bunk on inc sam"
level with Its associates. smaller nthN
clrarinss in,iictt" business r"'ltrrt'"n
~ wha, has been often been the most
active period OF the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
OHIO NEWS


COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. c2.--S!H Christ
MAJ ;pardons wer. granted by Gov. COX
Una men pardoHed are: Bert Rixhw;s:-
don Champaign county. second degree
murder; Jack Conway. MusklnRum
county highway robbery: J. J. Nch en-
ma Wood COUNTY. grand larceny: @"nn
Truss. franklin county. murder rece'E-
"a IN 1909 Robert PRICE. Clark county
curling to wound: James Bradshaw
ectoto county. assault to Kill. BRADSHAW
Wi received at tia penitentiasF '"S'
Ssntsnaber and Conway last April -
Weston officials IN sixteen counties
viu have to cut down their expense &C
counts for taking tho Tota OF oA'c sol
diers at Camp Sherman and Carir Shet'-
dan before the bills will be paid Es-
p4caally do the state officials op1eet 90
PAYING 50 for beer. which was listed by
tho Cincinnati election officials IheE
>Iplatned that this was root beer.
III. Cincinnati, bill was moro than 81
eco. IN some instances taxi rldeS
which ran far into the morning were
eharred up 10 the state and - anu 20
\ day was allowed tor assistants IN
noite Of tho fact that soldiers helped
ia election officers without pay: N'c-
ara Refreshments" and ''sncldentaiS
Also will have TO be explained .Ihr
Dounttes which will Re asked to reF'SH
their accounts are: Mercer. Rtchlefo'
A6iarni. Lawrence. 'T:urnhull. Mahon'nh'
Henry, Loratn. Jackson. Ashtaeula.
Csrmont, Tuscarawas. Ashland. beIa-
IN, Sandusky and Preole.
me state utilities commission today
ordered tho .. T. & I. Railroad company
10 supply cars TO mines loading conf
nsarctal coal a. veil as 70 mines sup
Olytax eoal for railroads Mines IN Joct-
Soa~ county had charged they were De-
Aan-disccimtnate against
oxtnr to tho meatless Tuesdays and
~heatless Wednesdays Ohio hotels and
NWfnursnts saved nearly 100 tons OF
1seat and as barrels Of nour during
November. compared with November
Of last year. according to announcements
OF State Food Administrator CfoNtoh
Tho saving Of sugar during the nonea
BY hotels and restaurants waa ABOUT lou
barrels. -,
In detail. 147 hotels reported tho fol-
lnvInr savings during November; Beer.
fI.aso pounds: mutton. e166 pounds:
pork products. 1850 pounds; oenss
1n>Sta, S0lc pounds: sugar, 1%,osV
wounds: -four. 16966S pounds,
November savings Of SIS restaurants
vsre: Beef. S7.Si5 pounds: mutton, o4to
Sopnds; other meats. 22.2po POUNDS:
sugar. 4l.s75 pounds: nour, es.sSo
pounds
= IN. stat. liquor license board today
nnnointed the following to county
boards: c. T. pow. Republican. Metgs
county: II. y. Meyers. Republican. Del
aware; {. =. Williams. Republican
Darke; D. s. koontz. Democrat. Rich
land; E. y. HIS. Democrat. L"rain an"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
AIR ATTACK ON The
GERMAN BATTEESRIP
FLEET ADVOCATED

\I.W YORK, Dec 9S.--Cso 81 mr.
planes ina major attack on Germany
navy was recommended In letter Ilade
public here today from Rear Aorhirai
bradley \. F!skc to Allan K. Ha"ley'
president Of the Aero club ar Amerlcs-
The Idea the letter says. is not TOOL
ish notion of fanatics In aeronaulics.
but Is O sound Idea, based on the PriH-
Ciples Of strategy.
"All Germany's naval eggs arc IN one
basket" Rear Admiral F'lsko declared.
and those eggs are vitality cssentla4 70
her existence As 4 nation. II IL my poo
Found conviction that we can Smash
,hcs,. eggs by torpedo-plune and air
bomb attacks If VIC can prepare and de-
liver them on n scale sufficiently great
"Whc,hcr or not the submarine has
hrcn beaten" Admiral F'iske added. let
us realize that the submarine Is only
ono IF many naval weapons. and that
, naval strategy recognizes the fact that
SO long as the enemy's fleet exists as
Il fighting force, so long rs II remains
what we call a fleet In being. 1t con-
stItutes continuing menace. from
! which nm attack Of some kind may he
expected 1T any time. For this reason.
nu n.ere subsistence UT submarine nctiv-
iIics ShuuId ilind uS to q dcSirabilty OF
sinking nr disabling the German fleet.
IT tho only way to win this war Is
10 fight a long succession OF enormous
.and battles. then we must fight them;
hut It may he advantageous to see II an
alternative method less bloody but
equally decisive can be devised"
--------------------
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Christmas and Children

Where there az, NO little children.
good Old Grandma y tc say.
There can never never. never Ice o.
roai Christmas daN
Dear ODD Granny har the rights ~ ~;
and always { have found
That christmas day was sweotsr when
SOME wee folk were around
THEIR ever new Illusions and their
h.nrts that hold q dream
lt which except la mcmnry we cid
yfs catch no sicam
Their laughter and their prrttlc ~
tHc. gather round the tree
Monte but children can make Christ
iaH- whlt q Christmas ought Co Dol"
Have tHo children rruwn and wan-
H.r.' fr1r thc most hat YOU had
.aj,
Have t.es uulI-f uuI.f home nest
where their .ii,.re1 undismayeo
Play the aluI' tc-tru tho lcrenu-
that we earlier children iid
or O. younger generation. have they
gone is Countrs bid
To % place across .hu pecan where
they offer up their all
Ou The altar 81 the Cause boy whtcii
the Right shall stand or lall7
II they have. don't let this Christina.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

7iudl M" n''"" W
In q statement lust issued. reports
tbe, ~immed1nfely following the dec
u.t D,.,,ny a
IN ~ g',r,tt ~ N,un,,l
,..wt,nU,n ~
,a,..., ,u.
b~.rc,t,. d, ,s, b.Ired io rathpr
information r.rnr,tinr nt ths mcni.
taos m fb. tpitad stpt.s f,r mixing
th,sa .-xomtpntlons lgcludiur tiher-
r,i.... po,uu.ta WHO couid assist.
r,. r..di,.I conn. 20 tra army fhcrr-
t,..p o,.d. u,. az thls daf4 ANA START
.F tb, c.~I,ati,p nr .,sre soldier
Ir ,b, .fr.,,.. fr.lr.u. .tr.ue f,rr,e-
national .a,.I apd fba rsw usuopfi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

cnamclcd ware colandcr To which the
daikcu it, uowy whit'ucss Finish
cooking by setting h colandor over
the steam of thu saucepan.
when baked, the humble cabbage
makes q fine addition 20 the dinner
II must De served In the dlsh In which
n h. baked, but very pretty baking
dishes in different colors come m
cuameled ware Butter the dish. put
b. u layer of shredded cauuaE" a Few
bits of butter 81 ulcomargarinc, q
little salt and q tablespoonful 81 flour
]-prinklod over II all Repeat until
the dish is fun Pour uver 1t an a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

he q time that's rad or drcar.
Firi your hours with other ctiidren
who viii bring the christmas cheer
Fni your house with other children.
whcrcsos er they may bee found
From the entlc-hearted nelghhor
fplk Whose little ones abound.
From the city slums. " need he
whatsoever plan you may.
Oni, nll your home with children cv-
ery blessed christmas day
Christmas IT, u Bnby's birthday over
keep this truth IN mind;
'Tis the day we call the birthday OF
the Saviour Of mankind.
children Ut - fiaby's pnrty-wEat
were more appropriate
Let rs gather In the children or this
day We celebrate
Strickland Ginilan IN Farm Lie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Red Cross Xmas
Seals Will Help
To Win the War

Red Cross christmas seals will hop
to win the war. Tor they VIII hclr 20
Keep ia, American army rrec from
tuberculosis. They VIII help tu care
Tor the thousands OF men who are be
ing rejected from service because they
have tuberculosis. "a they viii ais
do their share to provide funds to
educate the entire country In the treat
ment and prevention Of IA cdiseasc.
The National Association for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

Roast Turkcy or Duck with
Chestnut Stufing
Green Peas In Timbalcs
rotat Balls CpnrsicyD
. Candicd sweet Potatoes
olives Currant Jelly
waldorf salad Nulctidc Dressing
Ambrusia Fruit cake
coffee sailed Nuts
cheese and Toasted Crackers
Christmas Dinner No. ..
,For LiEht Hpusekccp~rsI
oysters on Hulf Shell
Tomato Soup Bread sticks
olives celery
Iiuast Duck Crauborrict
Mashed Potatoes
Asparagus with Drawn Butter Sauce
Tomato Salad Pumpkin Zee
Cheer, Coffee
Th" oysters may hc gotten az the
ia.i moment uuH served ON clipped
i,, TIA, soup is ypnrcd. aod the 9TH
co. articles can bee prepared before
hand with the exception 90 the veg
yt..1lcs and the durb
Chestnut ~%uuiHng.
Boil and mash quart ct chcstnuts.
Add tcaspoonfui Of chopped pars-
I,,. teaspoon each ~ chopped
onion salt aud psppcr and . table,
spoonful II butter Mis- with egg.
Nalrtidc Dressing.
chop Hn, sulI'' ONION table
r.,u. of r,H and rr,,u peppers and
u..I., NN ono 'a..spuoufIl of salt
t.a.u'outuI of .urar cup of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

woman aud child 90 buy three times
az many stamps this year ~ thes
houRht last ycar
Every penny spent Cor Red cross
Seals has is work to do. says the ar-
peal. This work is OF vital lmpor.
lance 10 the NATION. Doa't be- u Stacker
in the nght against the Great white
tlsguc. Every ICED Cross seal h n
bullet in tho war agaiast tuberculosis BE-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
SO YEAR OLD WOMAN
DRIVES MOTOR CAR

Mrs. Juliet Calhoun Blakeley, 90 years
old, of Albion, Mich, in whose honor
Mothers Day was inaugurated, recently
recovered from an attack of pneumonia
and celebrated her return to good health
by taking several long motor trips in
the Dodge Brothers motor car with
which her son presented her.
More than twenty years ago her son
first celebrated Mothers Day for
Grandma" as she is afTcctionatcly
known in southern Michigan, and for
many years the Albion Methodist Epis-
cop1l Church has observed the Sunday
nearest her birthday, May 13, in her
honor, as she is the only person who has
maintained continuous relations with
the church since its founding
Despite her years, Mrs. Blakeley is an
enthusiastic tourist. Recently, with her
son at the steering wheel and accompan-
led by several friends, she toured three
counties and twelve townships, almost
100 miles. And when she reached home
she insisted on being allowed to assist in
the preparation of the evening meal.
Her touring activities, however. have
not been confined to the rear seat, for
she herself has driven her Dodge Broth
ers car more than fifty miles. anienviable
record for a woman of her age.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
BORT MANAGER TALKS
auto TRADE CONDITIONS

What effect the war may have on
the volume Of retail automobile sales
will. I believe. depend upon. the re-
quirements Of the United States Gov
ernment." said j. d. Mansfield, local
sales manager Of the bort Motor Car
Company. today
Government demands are bound to
be very great and sure 20 cur down
the supply OF ears available to the
general public just how much must
be determined by factors that cannot
at present be estimated. The material
market. expansion or contraction Of
production facilities. eventualities Of
the war will have a vital bearing on
the subject.
"The word luxury no longer APP
plies TO automobiles The zone Of
routine activity OF the average indi-
vidual demands them. Business in
tcrests are not confined 10 limited
areas as they used to be-thc motor
has changed. all that.
Business is going on as usual dur
ing the war "a good many wise ones
think better than usual. The automo-
bile must be as generally used as
ever II is the hand-maiden of achieve
ment for the farmer, the merchant.
the doctor-in fact everyone who
values time and courts progress.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
Train Your Hair As An
Actress Does

No class OF people devotes as
much time TO beauty as do actresses.
and no class must be more careful TO
retain and develop their charms. In.
Quiry develops the information that
Sn hair care they find il dangerous
q shampoo with any makeshift
hair cleanser The majority say that
TO have the best hair wash and scalp
stimulator at cost OF about three
cents, one need only get a package
Of canthrox from your druggist; dis
solve teaspoonful in a cup of hot
water and your shampoo is ready
This makes enough shampoo liquid
TO apply II TO all the hair instead OF
Just the top Of the head After It's
use the hair dries rapidly, with uni
form color Dandrunf, excess oil and
dirt are quickly dissolved and en-
tirely disappear when you rinse IN,
hair After this your hair will he
SO fluffy that it will look much heav
Ter than it is. It's lustre and soft
ness will also delight you. while tn,
stimulated scalp gains the health
which insures hair growth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
new PACKARD SERVICE
BUILDING FOR TIE CITY

Owing to increased volume OF BUSH
ness, the local branch of the Packard
Motor Car Company, Of Philadelphia.
has leased an additional building. stu
ated at Nos. 12OS-5-7 Chippey street.
between Tatnall and Orange streets.
All service Will be rendered on the
first floor, eliminating the inconvenient
ana dangerous elevator service
Prompt service is to be rendered. and
the building will accommodate large
number of cars and trucks. It will
not be necessary for a ear to stand on
the street until room is made for it
IN the building. as is customary with
the usual sO-called service building.
The present sales building. located
at No. 2l9-21 West Ninth street, will
be retained as before, and all motor
lists and prospective purchasers are
cordially invited TO inspect the new
Packard Twin-Six models
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
IAN walk 3 miles
Troubles of Heart, Stomach, Digestion
All Removed.

To look at Mr.. David r. Remington
of Springfield, Mass, one would say, "he
is as sound as a nut"
And so he is, thanks to the new COM
bination of purifying and building-up
treatment embodied in Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and Peptiron Pills.
Mr.. Remington is one of the host
known men in the State. having been for
p years in the State House in Boston
as Senate Doorkeeper and Scrgeant-at-
Arms.
lie says he had annoying symptoms
about his heart, stomach and digestive
organs. His old friend, Senator George
+. Putnam, of Lowell, urged him to take
course of Hoods Sarsaparlla and
Peptiron Pills, which he did, and now,--
81 never felt better in all my life. / can
walk from my house down town and
back, ! l-2 miles each way"
These medicines are obtainable sron
every druggist. Why not begin this
sensible treatment yourself today?
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
RYAN House Takes
amazon TIRE AGENCY

W. IT Ryan. automobile accessory
dealer at Thirteenth and French
streets. recently took the agency for
the Amazon tire and tubes, the tire ad-
ver,ised as "built 10 stand the bumps
Mr. Ryan states that Amazon tires
and tubes are warranted free from
defects in material or workmanship
and the mileage is guaranteed TO be
satisfactory to the purchaser. This
guarantee is operative for one year
after tires and tubes are delivered
into consumers hands The guaran-
tee is a broad one and all that an
automobile owner could ask for.
Mr. Ryan is prepared to do a big
business In Amazon tires this season
and is stocking up with this obiec.
in view He has any size tire in
stock needed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
VASSAR GIRLS STUDY
SUPER SIX MOTOR

The announcement of Nassar College
that it has begun an emergency course
with nearly hundred girls enrolled TO
study motor car construction, is new
departure in education:
Professor Frederick a. Saunders has
written the following letter to the lIud-
son Motor Car Company in regard 20 the
Inauguration of this class:
Gentlemen: We are beginning an
emergency course TO between - and 100
students who wish TO know more about
their cars: all of them have had ex-
pcrieHcc in driving. You may be inter
cstcd to know that more drive liudsons
than any other ear. ! want very much
10 bee or borrow illustrative material,
diagrams of parts or actual parts them
selves which are Of special interest. Can
You contribute anything for this pur-
posc?"
The Hudson Motor Car Company sent
Prof. Saunders a quantity of material
aud win watch the development of the
class with interest as this feature of
study may be incorporated in all Of the
great colleges through a successful start
at Nassar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-24
.12,O1O.OOO GALLONS OF
OIL YEARLY FOR OVERLAND

Approximately 100000 gallons of
fuel and lubricating oil are consumed
yeany at the Willys-Overland factor
les, in Toledo, to operate and Intricate
machinery and in the building and
testing of its product according to
Charles Hughes, local Willys-Overland
dealer.
Six million gallons of fuel oil are
consumed each year in the heat treat
ing and forge shops Two thousand
barrels of motor oil are used every
twelve months. Six thousand gallons
of screw cutting oil for machinery
arc consumed Six tank cars-35. 900
gallons-of cylinder oil for dynamo
meter tests are used each month
Road testing and operation of the
cars in the factorys garage required
100000 gallons of gasoline in 1916.