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Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

tied friends in Morris Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meyer and family
spent Friday evening at the F. Gerber
home
Mrs. w. F. Albers spent Friday eve
ming with Miss Bertha Strand.
John and Peter Buchanan were fishing
at Graham Lake Sunday.
The Farm Bureau Association which
was to meet at j. w. Wartmans Mon
day evening was not very well attend
ed due no doubt to wet roads and
threatening weather. However, those
who were there report having spent a
pleasant evening but hope for better
weather so more can attend next time
and the association can then get down to
business.
| Adolph Meyer spent Sunday afternoon
at the VIM. Stahler home.
| Ernest and Albert Dickinson, A. G.
Williams and M. Shear were fishing at
| Graham Lake Tuesday.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

M. l.. Strand spent Friday in Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Olson spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Bell.
The storm Saturday night did con-
siderable damage in this vicinity.
Many small buildings were twisted or
turned over. Several Silos were dam
aged. At VIM. Stahler's corn crib
and lean to the barn were blown over
and silo wrecked At N. Larsons the
hen house was destroyed and at Mac
Davis the silo was blown down.
Mrs. Adolph Meyer and daughter Miss
Juanieta and Mrs. Robt. Bell were Nor
ris visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sperr and family and
Mrs. r. Most, of Prescott, Wis, and
Miss Anna Sperr of ST. Paul, visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sperr.
Misses Jennie and Olga Gregerson Wis
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
VAUGHAN WRITES LETTER
CONTINUED from Page u

the sign we had to admit that the
sinking Of the Lusitania was an un-
conditional way of making a date
with us, and the kaiser will likely
find us quite punctual in our efforts
to meet him over there
after joining the two detach-
ments together we marched to .
point downtown in the outlying
business district and waited to fall
in for the big Red Cross parade.
"Most of our fellows were stu
ated along a street leading down
hill and got little chance to see the
parade which was truly gorgeous.
well planned affair, the magnitude OF
which would be hard to imagine.
We Scribe happened to be located at
point where our contingent met the
main line as it passed and from what
passed us it must have been grand
pageant. The Cincinnati Home
Guards, a military school, a nurses
company, the Red Cross drive work
ers, boy scouts, police squadron,
most of the fraternal organizations
in fact almost every military, civic,
social, educational and other organ
ization or order had it's representa-
tives in body.
''The Monkey Wrench Battalion
fell in behind the Home Guards
which number around $500. 1t
threatened to rain several times but
fortunately withheld or the fine uni
forms and special garb would have
been a sad sight. On Fountain
Square a huge Red Cross was erected
and also a sort of temple all done in
white effects really was pretty. AZ
we passed this point the movie man
was on the job so we may have a
chance to see ourselves as others
see us. AS the Minnesota boys pro-
ceeded along they were greeted with
shouts, shrieks and hand clapping
from the streets and windows above.
We had to pass two reviewing stands
and it was rather a ticklish stunt
doing left front into line as the
streets were so narrow that we had
to form platoons Of five squads each
and double time into line and the
center men of each platoon had q
task to hold the sway from both
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters of the 48th Legislative District we beg
the candidacy of Hon. L. O. Spooner for Sen
for the 4sth Legislative District of Minnesota To
you he needs introduction He has served you
faithfully the of the Legislature during
Sessions of 19O719O919111913 and 1915. 1t goes
without saying, and recognized by not only the 18th
Legislative District but by the State large that dur
the past years. Mr. Spooner has been the author of
constructive legislation probably than any other
who the House Representatives of this state
for such length of time During these years after leav
ing lucrative business he has devoted his whole time
the people of his district and the State of Minnesota
It would require space than afforded for this
to enumerate the products of his brains and
energy which redounded to the moral social and
financial betterment of conditions in Minnesota
Der of the House of Representatives.
Furthermore urge upon you the consideration of
the fact that need at this time while country is
engaged with it's allies in mighty struggle for the estab
lshment Of democracy, strong patriotic efficient and
experienced man to represent law-makng body
Therefore, we, the undersigned not only for ourselves
but also for majority of the voters of Stevens County
who in writing have indicated their desire to have Mr.
Spooner candidate Senate appeal the
of the 18th Legislative District to actively support and
vote for the nomination and election of Mr. spooner
Chairman, Chas. E. Game
Secretary, John A. Lime
Treasurer, Paul L. Spooner.
Vice-Chairman, Morris, Chas A Lee.
Vice Chairman Hancock, j. G. Macarthur.
Vice-Chairman, Donnelly c. O. Ersted.
Vice-Chairman Chokio, Thomas Schmidt,
Vice-Chairman Alberta, j. c. Hamilton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
j. FL. Devemey F. J. Mclaughlin Richardson Barrett
Maney B. Lord Herman Kerl John Lime
Valentine Orth Chas. A. Lee N. Vinje
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

go by the pet name of 'Isherwash'
but the way he champions Mime
sofas supremacy would be hard to
realize.
"Rest assured Smith claims there's
lot of difference between the top
of the hill and the foot of 1t.
Respectfully,
-. Geo. Vaughan"
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
RENDSVILLE

Edward Van Horn called on John
Bruins Tuesday evening.
c. B. Kloos visited at Wagner's last
Thursday.
Rex Van Horn was in Norris last
Thursday.
Rex Van Horn was in Norris last
Monday.
Clifford and John Henrichs autoed to
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

WAR ATLAS.-The Tribune has Sc
cured a limited number OF War
Aliases containing large scale maps
of all the battle fronts SO that the
result Of every offensive can be
quickly determined. There is also
much valuable war data on the
printed pages. Price rs cents.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

auto riding last Friday evening.
Mrs Van Horn and sons Nathan, Ray
and Edward visited at Henrichs' Sunday
evening.
J. Henrichs called on Keeshan's last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Retzlaff and
family visited at Giese's Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

The Hotel of Character and Com
fort, Hotel Radisson. Minneapolis.
adv.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

behalf Spooner Norris
Spooner Committee
sofa, Chairman Amount paid $40.
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MOUNDSVILLE


The Rcd Cross drive III Marshall
county * IL progress and Is going rap
idly, hu, i will take the earnest CO.
operation "f everyone /" put tn" r"un-
Iy over thr top. Friday total OF
$500 had h".n turned int" tn" hands NJ
Treasurer W. II. Hicks. Jr TIN" r"un-
lv quota is I.nnn. TN" driv" ends on
Monday evening and tn" committees
musI do much work between now and
that time.
Thu SECOND and final :nur 81 IN"
county wall hr IL ld sunday afternoon
over thr lower par; ri III" county.
About fifty nuI".$tS with tho band WEI
taxi. tho trip. Meetings Will be held as
follows. l.ubcrt$ Ridge NJ. t.. church.
1:la =. III. bowman NJ. T.. church 80"
y. m: cameron ~,h""l hall & j.. M:
Fork I}idg" Christian church J.. M:
oak CRAVE NJ. L. church j.. III
Twr interesting events Will m' held IN
thu. near Tu;ur,. for tmr Rcd cross h"n-
rtu on" Will h" ihr auction at III"
court house Saturday. .lmn" !. WHEN
LOUIS EiXrl VIII Lnr:l"n hN" stock. VI
ready ihrr calves. an" colt, WI" lamb
and chickens l,aNr h"'u Donated The
&rr"rd ..y,u; WI i"' (" free l.lu$ira'"i
IccIur" WAX" Up .tm"ri'a' :" l'H given
1T III" l'ark Th"nSr'. m III" afr"rn""u
itI evening, -: .InuC -.
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GRAPHITE NEWS

To the motorist who rHaliz's that -
ner con, nf the power delivered lay hi?
engine is lost in friction. tn" question
IF fabrication is ON" If paramount; nm
portancc. Grease cups arc Gnn" "N' T. Gil
reservoirs arc watched carefully. h'hr-
ings are Inspected regularly and ire
qurntly cleaned.
Care in tho selection "f Lubricants -
IMPORTANT {" him too. as h" realizes; that
each hcaring gear nr sprinE requires
its particular kind az lubricant. En-
rincnrs who arc experts IN tn" linz al
automobile fabrication point out MAT
plain oils and grcascs $qu,"z' ont nn""r
great pressure and heat. When flax"
Motor Graphite is mixed III. however,
tho oil nr grease .scrves as It N"hi"'" t"
carry the graphite {" all parts OF the
hearing or part tn b" luhr'rat"d. Tn"
flakes OF graphite adhere t" tho sur
fnce. fill all the minut" IRREGULARITIES
and form tough. durable film which
prevents metallic contact. The graphite
does not squeeze out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

brutal trratmrn The young woman ~
,.rivrd contributed t" her drlth. fr"Sc-
,.Itnr Roy carpenter t"-day Siht'" "'
Ind learned that after tir"vH' hah u'''-
IN his wife mast cruelty ~ their h"ht,
IN this city Monday night. u" nIi''"
her in Nh automobile and took hrr I"
Tho farm house whrr" Sh" dl'd ErSlcF-
duy without having medical attention.
AIRS, Groves is the mother -! Al t!Eh'
weeks old h:hhy and has been III Il u"i'-
,.,ir rendition since thu h'rta III III"
child. Her husband is I" h" arraiEnr"
for preliminary hearing IN Mayor
ru,,rt here This afternoon and the charge
arnins, him will depend IN the cNlorhco
submitted by tho authorities ana VIII
nrSSes \ post mnr;rrn examination W
tho. w,rrlan's body has hGcn "r"eTc" NY
the prosecutor.
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Moundsville Briefs.

Joe f. liiuyd has returned from MI
Clemens. Michigan. whcr" h" spent
sornr limr for the benefit of his health.
Ilsdr Witrhy Is Spending III" week
end attending I" business matters a.
Hundred.
The rrrlinl under III" direction of
Mrs. Forrest Holt brennan held 1t the
Central school hall Friday evening Tor
the benefit o. the .Ianj"r Red Cross was
successful ia very way.
Albert j F.hrhardI nj Cincinnati. a..
and Miss l-lrrlC annette carney. the
daughter IF Mrs. NJ. +. carney # 'h,s
city. were married At W,ilshurE We'd
ncSday aft, :n""n.
J. u. DORSEY VIII i"n"" tho first Of IN"
week. for Columbia = g.. wh"r". h" will
enter tn. service with a medical unit
lr tln;l Mrs. j. Il. Robinson IF Nj.
Vernon Will arrive ,day Ia vi:;I Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. krys"r Of Fifth street.
Mrs. Henry ,;chrinE nf Columbus. o..
* visiting h,r father. J. u. Francis on
Fit'h street.
Mrs. s A. Walton uf seventh street.
wun =, t" I.umb"rp"rt next Tucsday, 10
.,'.l! h"r dauEhr"r.
g.. j.. E"rns has returned I" his homo
at l.umI" il"ri aft" Srcnd'nE several
days Win :'iaIIr"S in II" city
". *. steele. VIII" has hc"n very i'll.
is >iuwly r,.'"y"rlHE. II" is able /" SIT
wr some.
J. \. Chambers "f Sixth street and
Grant avenue. VIII" has spent the winter
IT 81. cloud Florida. has returned To
his hnHr here.
Mrs. eli ll"mphilI "f Jefferson ave-
nu, ana Mrs ". J. Kelly If Second
street have returned HON" from lhitS-
hurgh
Frank ThLl"n"r. "f Marion. Ind. IS
visiting his mother. Mrs. :. y. Thatcher.
at 'hr Camp Ground
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Compton ana
Mis- t;r:rN:r," ,&tih have returned
hn,nr from an auto lrir I" Nrw York.
Mrs. t. r. Moor" win has been very
SIX q, her h"nr "u Fourth street. for
4 w,,k. l.. ml'h improved,
f. f. :.,r At Trm.linS"n avenue. Inns
l"Ti L. vis'I his son. wh" - IN training
ri Fortress: MnnrIC. Va.
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AMERICANS LOST.

WASHINGTON. y. c., May "a.
Ensign W. W. Lowell. Of Brooklyn. n.
V. OF the navy; Fireman Bernard r,
S,iefvatrr. OF Everett. Wash, and wa
ter Tender Charles II. Moore. OF Som
crsc,, Pa. were Host. in the sinking OF
The American steamer William Rocke:
fcllcr. recently torpcdoed in the war
zone. !
Enign Lowell enlisted rs a machine
list. was promoted April % to the pro-
visional grade OF cnign for engineering
duties. All three Of the men were ma.
val reserves. Lowell leaves a wife,
who lives in Brooklyn. -
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Give Land for Lincoln
Highway Right-of- Way

ELKHART, Ind.-With the cXcrp-
ton OF but a short stretch Of about two
miles. all Of The Lincoln highway IN
Elkhart county will b. permanently
surfaced during tn" present year.
According to the figures submitted 10
Mr.. II. c. Osinrmana. field SECRETARY
of The Lincoln Highway Association
The cost nf th. work will be $l2N.hnh.
The present Lincoln Highway right
Of way in Elkhart county is hni ~
Gnot in width. In view nf the constant
increase In traffic and III" prnhal" fl.
fure growth of both local and overland
use ~ this great road. the owners ~
admitting property on III" Lincoln High
way for 4 distance If -. miles have
contributed lirC feet Of land on either
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
TWO MEN LOST.

WASHINGTON, D. e, May "a
The United States ship N-akiva. a con-
yrrtrd yacht. was sunk in European
waters in Il collision on May %, with a
loss of two men.
W. u. Hoyt. carpenters mate. Ettle-
born. Mass. and Joseph NJ. Farley. fire.
man. Chicago. were lost. An announce
mrnt today by the Navy Department
SAYS The Wakiya, formerly owned BY II.
s. Hardness. colIidcd with navy
cargo carrier. She was rated at s6S
tons, and probably was in a patrol
squadron :.
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Fingers Taken Off. ,

William Kirkpatrick had tho fingers
IF his right hand taken of IN Il press
at tho Us. Stamping company plant
Friday morning. Tn" two mhldi" nm
gers wrr,. severed At Tn" knucklc anu
the lll!r finger was taken Off at thc
rirst Joint, nr. l.. II. Mctuskcy treated
the wounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

While officials here were *''arrh'hs
M. ,.,iy for rrlrat" Harry NinrIhna. 10
,..,f Jruftr.. who deserted recently from
;, amp sherman. word was received nv
draft hraduuart"rS that h" hah hcrh
,.autur,d a: prnnIs"r. %. bong taken OIL
u train there along with Charles James.
another Ics"rtcr. Tn" mon were taken
back IL camp. This IS said /" he. i" mo
lands srcrnd nffcnS".
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which demonstrates the rapidily with
wilich men ar" being taken 10 France.
vas that Of Axrl IT. Grr"nhcrs. local
sI:LS.wurkrr tir"cNhrrg left her" on
April with other driLftc'S for camp
go. \ card has just hr"n '"lvtd
from him telling Of his safe arrival IN
Franco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

rh" annual graduation SERMON :" tn
members nf tin. la1S lass &c Mounds
Will, h.%h s"h""t Will Ia Delivered IN
Tho Frs NJ +: rEurrh SunGirH evening
I,r"inrir% i; eight r'|l"rk. Ivy Rev. !laI =
old Garfield Grant pnSi"r "r tn" lr"S-
hy,"rlun church. YIN npprnprlat" pro-
rrau has been arraurrh for tn" "rra
sion Most If In. "iIt churches Will
suspend &"rlIc.'S SUuda! evening on
account IL tn" rrn,iunllug sermon
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violator Is Ftncd.

I.arrcy V"nknSky If Warrcn'on. ar
rrS,rd Yesterday fur illegal selling ~
thu, plar" was fined sion and costs by
Justice IIuwnrr hero to-day. Hu paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Some OF the most bitter lighting -
the war in Europe is now taking place
on the Grand Prix race course "f 1919.
just outside the town OF AinicnS. \
recent communique stated that IN" WI
Iagc of Morcuil was captured by me
Germans on the day previous n Easter.
1t was retakcn by the French, and lost
again. and finally won by French ana
Canadian troops through a bayonrt
drive. This rillaG" is situated on ono
OF tho corn"rS Of In" triangular course
used for the 1913 French Grand t'riN
race. 1t was near This point that Alder,
Guyot. we'll known as competitor IN
America in tho past ran over his own
mechanic and through The delay lest
the race The 1918 Grand rrlN was won
by George Hoillot, VIII" computed in IN"
Indianapolis I0n-mlc races. Tn" F"I-
teot. Delay. and Sunbeam Cars wn'rh
were seen at indianapolis in l?ll Ill
took part over this course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

\. {. Eurch. president of tho Slgnal
Mo:Tr Truck company. has resigned anu
* now on Il tcn-days' vacation from
which he will return 10 take. IN" posi-
ton of vice president in charge "i sales
and director Of the Clyde Cars corpora
ticn of Clyde. O.. manufacturers 81 the
,'vledal.. truck. The board OF directors
IF this corporation has been Increased
to nine msh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
AUTO NOTES

]. +. lutcicld. president OF the Auto
m,,,ii,. X .\cccSsnri.s exposition Inc.
20 be hcld at the Municipal pier. en-
c;.Yo. September li-2!. reports stead
ly increasing demand for space Al thiS
SHOW. Many motor truck companies
have mad, application f"r space at the
Chicago u:tIc. Of the exposition which
WAS o,cned las week in the New South
crn hotel. y. II. V. Buclow is general
manager.
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Reaches France.

On. Of IT,. unI's"~t ir'n" S"t n1aH"
by 4 raw recruit from nor" !" ffAh""'
side Of the highway IT. increase The
width of the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Tube mill men OF thr LABEL" Iron
Works, will raise an honor flag with I'm
nrcssiye ceremony Saturday noon, signi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

takes care OF both motors. Through
the use uf two switch boxes either motor
may b. run separately. tn" irinE or
der OF the double motor is |. >. :. e, J.
s. : = giving a power stroke every "a
degrees The douhIc-motur|d car has
devclopcd 80 horsepower. 1t has two
scparatc units Atwatcr-kcnt ignition.
and Cordcs claims that this has h""'l
proven superior to the single unit The
car has 13a-inch wheel base as rebuilt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

The Moreland Red Flyer motor
truck which recently created the r.c-
ord fran. Los Angeles to Oakland. car
ryinS 3.lp0 pounds IN Is hours ami -
minutes. has added another record !"
us string This time the speed;
trciShtrr shattered all previous non
stop speed marks between Los Angeles
and Oakland. The distance IS i5S
miles and this was covered IN = hours
and - minutes. The truck used dlstil-
lat. as fuel This is I vor" i"w-Ernde
:u.l on It's second effort tn" truck
carried I.snn pounds. although it is Gf
hu. -: cons capacity. 1t averaged
26.DI mics per hour. and on one
stretch IL miles was covered in Ii
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

y. W. carton. VINO was manager OF
TIM. chicago branch Of the Olds Motor
works. has been transferred I" the lac
.orv as eastern division sales manager.
Mr. Barton is known throughout lne
Oldsmobilc organization. As he was as
sisrant 10 ,h.a general sales manager
for 4 number of years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Ct
is a iataliSt from the ground up ana
| likes the game.
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| fyinS that they led NIL mill departments
lii, the size Of their third Liberty loan
Subscription.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Clark ". Parker. former president #
ri" Parker Rust rronf company. and L
director OF that company now. and Wy
man G Parker. former wire president
tnd general manager. are preparing TO
remove. their residence tn New York.
where they will open an engineering
establishment TO develop several patents
q: Mr.. Parker and 10 carry on consult
ing work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

seth Hart. u Los Angeles inventor.
and carl McStay. of the Los angeles
chm mbsr of commerce. we're recently at
Dayton O.. where tests were mad" OF
Mr. Harris adjustable a,rplan- prn-
pcllor. Tho ;osts were mad" at McCook
ti.d and the Los Angeles men reported
tina, the most sever" tests carried
through by army ard navy experts
showed the Hart pr"pei!or (" b" adapt
abb" 20 tho most strenuous flying con-
diction&. This propeller has adjustable"
hl;tdc and il was GenrnnSicatod that the
device will allow thr elevation 81 m
airplanc nj least ! hf6 feet higher thu n
m, best aviatnrs have been accustomed
TO ily1nc. ami that :; speed Of fi:iy miles
an hour IN rarinrd AIR is now not An
lmpossihjIity. although II was out OF
the question hy tn" old system. Tn:
experts 4, Da:;nn ar" reported :" have
said tina; :hts i.rnpcllnr enabled thcn
to climb faster and accomplish greater
speed on lrv", stretches Tor long =
periods than were "vrr recorded. The
propeller had b""u Thoroughly tested in
California Il. North island field. san
Diego. befurc being shown AZ Dayton for
test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

\. D.. Caldwell. an automobile race
driver of Los Angeles. Cal. IN years
OF age. and W. f. Wilson. 20 years tx
age, and graduate Of the Los Aneclrs
high school in 1917. ono ahov" and inc
ether below tho draft age limit re-
Gently left Los Angeles for Franc" 10
enlist in the famous Foreign Legion
Eoth are anxious 10 enter the aviation
service. They arc close friends. Years
ago Mr.. Caldwell WAS well known rs
successful dirt track driver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Lieut.. E.. V. Rick" nha"h"r. n" De
tro,tcr. and famous race driver. now
battling n an :tIrpian'. "n th' European
front has written friends IN l'rtrni:
that In recent journey over the Ter
man lines. 1890 feet In tho mir. he re-
turned with the tail Of his plane rid
died with shot and that thc Bochc flyers
are sure some shooters Rickenbachcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Martin X. tord,.s. son at Martin P.
r,.rdcs, an automobile repair man. "f
Sc,,tIc WASH has turned an ordinary
Ford ear into an tiGht-cylnd"r car.
81. solved IN" problem by taking A
standard Ford chassis and putting on
an rx.ra Ford motor in front. tandem
fashion, joining III" two engines for a
universal coupling. For cooling. IN"
machine has TWO cnrcrd-fccd water cir
,.ul,,nrx and an extra large fan. The
mi &c forced INTO the r.ar motor by
magnets through n trough and hen
Irto j-lG-lnch iuhr which carries II
.,n the front motor. \ relief tube from
m, from, 10 ;hc rear motor keeps the
oil IN circulation. The machine is
nouipocd with double exhaust and
double muffler. One large carburetor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

On" Of tho largest v"r'lIrts ever rom
drrcd in the stat" of New fcrk IN hr-
count % an automobile accident. was
rendered in the supreme court IN favor
Of Miss Grace Phelps McK"nna- a n"ws-
MINER writer. Miss Mckcnna was M
jurcd by an automoh'lr owned by IN"
prankn Machine company. and the court
, awarded her q vcr,lic: for $40 ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

about Il year ago the Federal Motor
Truck company of Detroit. and PIynn
4. Oche. Russian representatives Tor inc
company. together gave tederai
truck. finished in white and gold. 10 IN"
Russian bazaar in New York. Ini'
truck was put UP for auction. and MI
Ochs bough; it back. II has been I'M
possible in ship the truck To Russia.
where il will eventually he sent f"r ked
Cross work Mr.. OchS has now turned
tho truck over to tn" Aero CLUB o.
Anrerir:L who will conduct publicity
stunt fer the society for tho raising "'
funds for widows and children nt Frrnch
aylatorS. The truck has already started
IN a trip from New York 10 WhShinE-
ron Pittsburgh. Canton. Cleveland. ana
Detroit, and is carrying a collection or
pictures which have created guile
sensation in New York. BY Lieutenant
Faro, French sculptor and painter:
Lieutenant tarrc Will b. present In each
city.