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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
PRO-GERNAN|S|A DENOUNCED
IN |LLTERACY CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Raprese2-
tativeS oil every state. including more
than a dozen governors, met here TO-
day az an AmericaniZation conference.
called by Secretary Lane OF the In
terror department. TO draft recomne0-
dationS 10 congress for legislation pro-
viding for a national campaign against
i~lliteracy.
The opening session vas given over
largely to denunciationS Of the for
eign language press and the teaching
of enemy tongues in The elementary
schools.
Resolutions OF Levy Mayer of Chi
caSo urging congress 70 suppress The
foreign language newspapers during
the war and TO acquire all aliens 10
take out first citizenship papers by
July l were withdrawn only after Sec
reta-v Lane cautioned the conference
that those matters lay outside the
field contemplated BY the gathering.
In a speech full OF invectiye against
the disloyalty he claimed was prevail
ent TO great extent in some sections
Of tbs middle vest. Former senate
Late Young OF Iowa urged that the
federal government take immediate
steps to protect school children from
the malignant effects OF German
propaganda. The singing Of Deutsca.
landUeber Allies" and Die Yacht Am
Rhen." he asserted. marks the clos
ing of the days session even now IN
mos than 1000 middle western
schools. Diverting from an excorla-
.i1 Of the German language press. tho
tCme- senator said. "if the Inu"u
safes senate would eNpel Senator La
toilette. it would be ike driving i
shole German division from tho
western front"
The speeches were applauded 81
Enthusiastically By the gathering. N
which wece leaders o. American 20,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
BRICKLEY, FAMOUS
BACK, IN THE NAVY

BOSTON. April 2.-clrarlcS l.. Brick
10y. I~Iarvard's famous drop kicker. was
enrolled in TN. naval rre"rv" to-day.
BrlCk'cy has been Il S"rc"nnj in III"
Harvard rnS"rv" officers training corpS
hn, ~; IA" opportunity FOR actjy" ser
Vic" wax slow i'm rumiui; he decided TO
enlist III IT," uava! Service.
-: lh- great football trio "F Brick
toys time Il, Harvard. Eddie MahHn is
now Il tap S"rS"Hnt IN 'hc marines and
"racks" EiawIwick IS :, lieutenant IN
nnr a.: til Syst artillery ~dcllrhm"nlS
20 land in France.
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MISTER SNOW MAN

H.. ,.- g.. Nh, TA~
il"N, Mister Sho" WAN
Way III there. So high.
You've just w~hitCwuShci all IL" clouds
And pitched I'm from tine shy;
This herr. land L. I:Ni".
is what we'd have y"u know;
Don't claim any kluSh'p
With the old Man Of the snow.
Hey, Mister Snow Man.
Where hiIzHard-tuirS ar" TOLD.
You'll frccar with Snow.whIt" blanket
For. cover. whrn you're cold.
You're king nf icy Kingdoms.
Where biting hrt'"zrs blow:
Eui "" want II" Ring for NHX!"
From the old Man "t tit" snow
Listen. Mister Snow Ntu.
II ynuil send Il day -; spring
Wen CROWN yuu with - i"*"-"i%wn
And tell = bard 10 sing.
For thiS here land - irNi".
And Springi!inc loves II "a.
Eat would ~SprIuglim" /" III" sweetheart
rr Tho old Man ii tn Suo":
-Frauk l.. stanton i'll Atlanta Ion
St!tuLIuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
BY RUBBING WITH LIN
MENTS AND ONT
MENTS.

If YOU arc one OF the many
thousand victims Of torturlng
rheumatism. make up your mind
today that YOU will abandon your
efforts to rub the disease away
with 1iniments, lotions, ointmentS,
and local applications, Such treat
.ment by itself is not only futile
and devoid Of results, but is @
waste of time, during which the
disease is getting d firmer hold on
your system
Rheumatism is a stubborn dis
ease, It is not on the surface.
therefore you must not expect to
be able to cure it with remedies
applied to the surface. No one
ever yet effected a permanent cure
in this way. so why should you
continue tn suffer while relying
upon:reatment that has failed in
thousands of cases?
The experience Of others aflict-
ed with rheumatism is your best
guide, and by following their ad-
vice you can not only save yourself
untold suffering, but rid yourself
of a disease that will eventually
wreck your body and leave YOU
helpless. Almost every victim OF
Rheumatism has practically the
same experience. They ARD 50 I'M
pressed with the pains and suffer
ing Of the disease and are so anxi-
Gus to ret rid of them that they
have treated the pains alone. and
overlooked their cauSe. They have
rubbed with linimentS. lotions and
ointmentS in an effort 70 get tenn
porary rcliet. with no chance ~
doing themselves any permanent
good.
Such was the experience Of Mr..
CaspuS Bib, OF 242+ Tenth Ave
nue., Bessemer. Ala. who writes to
tell how he found relief from this
terrible affection. He says:
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RnckleN Rcd CrnSh

\ busy session &c tn" Buckley NJ. +.
auxiliary Of IN" American Rcd Cross
WIS held last evening in III" pariors Of
that cdiiiro. The sewing machines
which arrived some time = arc being
put 10 Il very good use. turning out
macy NOR" completed articles than The
ladi.s would be ahl" 10 DO by hand. Re-
Gently Il number Of articles were COM
Il"i"d and Will hc shipped 10 he Wheel
.nE chapter nt thr Fed Cross.
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Plan Enjoyable Affair.

The members 81, 1.-The Oak Grove Liter
ary society are busily engaged IN max,
ing preparations for. an old fashloncd
rHhibitirn. The d~rlirhtru: affair mas
hcan billed fer Friday evening IN the
oak Grove school. house. y lengthy
program Of amusing and entertaining
affairs has been arranged and the event
will l,r ono uf tic hr$l 10 have neon
given by the sociCl! sine" iirSt orgahlz-
Ing last fan. Refreshments Will be
served 4, IT." rl"si. All are invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
nnnca 1T Rlnm'S

4 delightful dane" was given last cv-
rninS an the Elnm's pharmacy dance
floor. by the members L"f tn" r~-iEwond
club Of Edgwood. Tn" T%nE people ar
rived In machines. which had been or
flerrd for the affair. Tho. evening was
spent in dancing, following which a
light luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Preaching services are being held all
week at The Vance Memorial P~resoyter-
ian church. Woodsdalc. at O'CLOCK
Thursday and Friday evenings. kew.
Edward A.. Kropp. y. D.. OF Morgan
town. will preach. There will be specia4
music ut both. services. Miss Elizaoeth
Dudley will sine'Thursday evening. ana
Mr.. f. II. Ryder oil Friday, whcn MIS-
&. {. cook will also render 4 SOLO On Inc
..rrprt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
mo wutcrwarks at Elm Grove, has pur-

inc wutcrworks at Elm Grove mas pur-
cha scd a chlorinatins apparatus ana II
Will IL installed ats an early date
The step has hccn taken 10 insure
residents Of Elm Grove purer water as
it is generally thought the watersheds
have been infected with tTphus germs
and if So would make the water OF Elm
Grove u~ndrinkahle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Bad Spill.

Andrew hermann Of near Dailas. was
badly ShHh"n UP although not SERIOUSLY
injured last evening when thf morse u"
WIS driving attempted /" dn Inc harHeE
Dldrirld stunt. Ivy suddenly starting az
, rush 80 tina, thu rcirS were pulled
from H"rmAnn's hands. After running
several hundred yards. tn" horse at
tempted tn climb a telephone pole and
mis- mad rush was suddenly stopped.
The Sudden lurch throw the driver from
his SEA, and brought 'hc horse TO Il
siandstill. Young hermann was not
badly iuiuycL, although suffering sever
nj pa inful bruiscs about the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Ont The Pike Personals.

Mrs. Harry T.. Wilkinson Of. Sisters
vill;. l.. spending several days in Wood
lawn as thc guest Of relatives.
Miss Rcgena Miller of Elm Grove
left yesterday for West Liberty whore
she will resume her studies rs "A Stud
ent in the state normal school nj thai
place.
David Harris is i'll At his nome in
Elm Grove with grippe.
Miss Marie Nai"i"ur uf Pittsburgh. Is
spending several days in as
III guest nf DR.. md Mrs. VIII Cruise.
George Whl;romh is i'll At his home in
Triadclphia suffering from grippe.
4 session Of the Farm View Boy Scout
;ronr was held last evening in the
srhon! house ot that place. The scout
n,;ust.r gavr an interesting and in
Struc'Iv" taIk on Scout laws.
Henry cecil 81 SiSt"rsvilln. IS visit
INK with relatives in L"ath"rwood Cor
several da:s.
C;-or Z" Eprl" has moved from MS
nom" al I:"ucyS' I'r!ri In Warwood.
Miss Ale" Helm. Of Ian"srill" was a
caller. in several "f IN" rIkc 1"wns yes
terday on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
ITALIAN SLIPS Sunk.

ROME. April Sin III" week ending
March 80. T'rutonic submarines sank
three Italian steamships OF more than
1900 tons, and destroyed ono sailing
vessel Of more than loo tons. and nine
sailing vessels OF Il tonnage under that
figure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
ImnOrtant Session.

Last ":.uIug Ill Inc pa;!nrS or III"
Tr!auciphla Methodist Episcopal church
~ important session was held by thu
officers and teachers Of mis- church.
Plans for The coming years activities
Mrrc rmInEiclcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
OUTPUT TESSENED.

FAIRMONT. w. Va. April 3.-Poor
car service to-day crippled tho Fairmont
coal region. Mines reporting. l5t:
closed, So: men idle. 1861: loss tonnage.
> 66T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Any physician will tell you that
Rheumatism is q dcep-seated blood
disease. The pain is not the dis
ease itself, but merely a symptom
natures warning to you that
YOU have been attacked. The only
intelligent treatment, therefore, Is
through the blood; treatment d.
rerteI.tnward eliminating the DIS
ease germ from the blood. For
wears nearly all the prescriptions
used by the medical profession
were those containing iodldc of
potash or mercurial substances,
but in nearly every case these min
erals are more injurious to the
system than the disease itself.
One reason why S. S, 5. is so
successful in the treatment OF
Rheumatism and other blood dis
orders is the fact that it is a pure
" vegetable remedy, being made
from roots and herbs gathered d.
rect from the forests. It contains
not a particle of mineral substance
and acts by driving all disease
serms/from the blood and cleans
ing it of all Impurities. SIS. s.
has been on the market for fifty
years. and every druggist has sold
it ever since he has been in bust
ness. 1T is sold under an absolute
guarantee that it is purely vege-
table.
our medical department is main
:taiued for the benefit Of the af-
flirtcd. and ii Won will write fully
about vour ease YOU will be given
advice as to the treatment neceS-
sary for your individual case, for
which no charge is made. Address
Swift Specific Co., 403 Swift Lab
orutory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
.,. ZERO TN MONTANA

BILLINGS. Mont. APRIL 3.-Icro tom
pc-atures were reported today at soy.
eral points in Montana In Billings
snow has been falling for three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
rhloruation Plant

The West Virginia Traction and Elcc-
t; trio which own and operate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

ATLANTA. Ga. APRIL J T.. r. T..
Washington Ain"ricane.. ...... Il { Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

JACKSONVILLE. Via. Apri'".-Pitts-
Nationals, Il: camp Joseph T..
Johnson. 4. iTcu I%nuing%l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

CAN NOT BE CURED

"A few years 7 suffered from
a severe attack OF arucu!ar Esheu-
natism that rendered me almost
heiLless. By the use OF tho usual
external remedies I vas able 10
check tho pain somewhat hut did
no, regain the full use Of my limbs.
and on cloudy days or when Exposed
20 daunpn"sS or cold | would ,r!rle-
t,uiely suffer from STIFF and aching
Joints. | began 20 lake s. :. =. ana
all symptoms AZ once hnSSn,t" a.
appear. until now | have. no Year ..
e1posare 20 the worst SORT OF
vcnthc-s I feel i, my duty 10 :S-
o.umend s. s. S. 10 all who wish 20
free themselves srom the
clutches Of rheumatism
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
S 13 so (
$3.50 {

Gray Chsmbray Busters NJ s2.S5.
Mohair Coats ut S3.75.
White Navy Drill Trousers at 81.
Army Khaki Trousers Mt $3.50
White Cricket Flannel Trousers, SIS. 90.
White Striped Trousers at 81. 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15

Shantuns Hand Silk Suits, Now
ut $2O-Sixcs and Models for Men of
Every Build.
Shantung and Silk Pongce Busters. Now
at $12.
Busters, Summer Coats and Trousers
Reduced a Third.
Mohnir Dustora at Sc. SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15

at $11.75-Suits of Priestleys imported
worsted and silk mohairs-Koo Koth and
Breexe-wcave Suits.
at $1o.5O-Suits of gray and blue worsted
batiste. blue serge. blue and green worsted chew
lots and Aire-pore Suits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15

clusters pinch and
Iaochordc cd scslops ueksand lady cuffs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
What A BOY
Needs in SUITS
Now at Midsummer Price,

Nows the time 20
get the boy outdttcd
Tor approae hing school
dsys and skip the later
higher prices
81 az 70 Tub Suits. FOR
ages ; 10 5 years. in me
toprlar Junior Norfolk
fftle
$3.50 FOR Army and
Nav Suits. for arcs 10
Years Also Junior
Norfolk Suits.
s1.6s foi Tub Suits for
ages 3 ID 10 years. in
Junior Norfolk and Mid
DIV styles
s1.35 for cute little SER
vteeable Junior Norfolk
Suits. for ages 3 - 5
ems washable
-ermbclS. Philadelphia,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15

Store Closes 5.sO and
An Summer SATURDAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
)Den-Mesh Union Suits at g.
Save a Third Sizes 80 to /. :
Mems Low Shoes
Greatly Reduced

Buying Shoes at Ginlbels many men find an excellent
yearrOund policy because Of value alW2vs received and
at md-seasOn reductions (such hese) ii will pay to
more than one pair
At $490-Famous Welbred and Peecto1 il 51i -aif
Patencaher and calf; sizes cut good caoce
At S365-Au feathers excepting white lo-
At S165-Whe canvac, aignace ru6bersoe al sizes
Boys Pasent- leather Slack calf;
| broken S265
-iinbeIs PhiIadeIp5ia Second Fool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
1000 Pairs of Mems Fine
t; g r.: RI r. Sample Socks at
Some are Close to Average Hall

Those chiefly black though there white also
c Summer styles and sizes they (being samples
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
to be given by
THE
BUSINESS MEN

Prussia counts ON the fact that she has
always found TO he true. that peace
lovers viii sacrifice all their principles
but the love of peace. TO avoid long
draUn fight. The Prussian believes Us
chick en-hearted and that the German
brigandS need only he doExed and Sc
we're.
And Prussia Will win this var II ths
Allies 50 not stop talking peace,
Prussia viii win this war II America
does not stop talking peace
OF course Prussia wants peace. VIII
shouldn't she want peace, With her
BLOODY boots on the dead breasts -
Serbia and Belgium. with her foul In
gers clutohing the throats Of Poland
and Armenia. and with her blood sh 81
eyes LISTING for the spoils or al Mus
covy. why shouldn't the hidous mon
ster want peace
MEN OF AMERICA, DO YoU WANT
THAT PEACE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

But the Grand Duke Nicholas and the
Russian armies have disappeared now,
the Mass-murders in Armenia go
ing on, tho berlin StambouE express
stiil runs. and the Allies abandoned the
attack on GalIipoIi and the DardeneIIes
over two years ago.
The war is nearly four years old.
Germany holds more territory today. on
the continent OF Europe. than at any
time in her history.
Germany has wiped out Belgium. SER
bia. Poland. Roumunia and Montenegro.
Germany has paraIyzed into abject
Submission, Russia, ait Of the Scanda-
naNia1 countries. Holland and Greece.
Germany's sea-heet is stronger to
day than ever. Her Baltic Meet Is re-
leased. and she now breed subma-
rineS in she Black sea.
Prussia never let's war he short IN
less she wins IT, That rs the price of
her short wars When she grabbed
Schleswig- Holstein.- Prussia. whipped
Denmark quickly When she punished
the German states and Austria in 1856
il was called the seven Weeks War.
And when she got Alsace Lorraine.
from France. i'd only took Prussia eight
months 10 get It,
The PrussIan mind j. never organ
ized to accept defeat. She believes
thut the minds Of other nations are.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
Net Proceeds Donated to
AMERICAN
RED CROSS
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katherine Howard. ASS oIcott ave.
paone 2S3. viii DC pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times. also job work of all de-
-"rtption promptly and wen done.
.-ca-l
-ae women OF Calumet are respond
s@ uohly 10 the call Of the Red Cross
Wac l1ers at the improvised centre made
at the Twin City Trust and Savings
sank. IN a room cheerfully donated
tor the purpose. The beginning was
small and few women commenced the
work with a Will az the same time
asking their neiShbors and friends TO
5oin them when the time could oe TAX
ea from their other many duties Now.
The work i progressing rapidly and
much enthusiasm is manifested among
the workers At present there IS but
me day = week. Thursday. open to the
women 10 assemble. but # is consider
ed advisable 20 add another day, this
Viu be done shortly. and further par
t:oulars as 20 the DAY selected Many
etugee garments have already been
sompleted More women n Caiume [
VIII % needed soon when the quota Of
Isl Tx is sent in. They are asked to
Ate44QLe the interest DE aENlllnE INsiT
nds 70 Join them in the work ana
tuIl instructions VIII be given those
WHO are az all tmid about coming.
Tho sewing is plain and can be &C
-ampHshed by many women at all
familiar with the needle.
Mrs Frank Runnels or Block avenue
entertained, at luncheon the following
ladies yesterday. the Mesdam mes Schroe-
der. Clifford Almond and William Jor-
dan The guests whned away the at
ternoon hours with the energetic use
of their knitting needles.
The United Presbyterian church OF
Indiana Harbor resumes its regular
hours OF service tomorrow. with sun
day school at Gas. preaching service
4 II, with evening hour at 80 The
worsh ppers Of this faith and all the
strangers in the city are hidden a most
cordial invitation TO, attend any Of the
services tomorrow
q pretty wedding - occurring this
afternoon at the church Of the Holy
Trinity. in Calumes. The pastor. Rev.
Alexander Shaffer. is officiating The
Extracting parties are Miss Irene
Hatchman. daughter of Mr. NJ Patch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

You chuckled at the gigantic war
debt p.nng on Gcrmany back and
you quoted eminent actuaries who SOL
emnlg predicted that Germany was try
ing 10 lift herself by her financial boot
straps. and when she had incurred a
debt o. one hundred billion marks. she
would blow up THAT WAS THREE
EARS AGO.
Have you forgotten how thrilled YOU
We're when the Grand Duke Nieholas
captured PrsemysI ana all those funny
named towns that seemed so new on
the map And how you gIowed when
you visuanzed the hordes Of Cossacks
swarming on 10 the Hungarians plains
THAT MAS THREE YEARS AGO.
How cock-sure YOU felt. when Italy
spurned the Triple Alliance and started
her advance on Austria That would
finish Austria you were sure THAT
WAS THREE YEARS AGO.
YOU felt supremely happy when the
Allies bombed tho Dardaneiles. You
knew the war would end The moment
Constantinople fell. THAT WAS
THREE YEARS AGO.
Your blood ran cold at the awful
mass murders or the Armeniaus by the
c;erman-Turks and YOU fairly wept
with joy when the Cars troops drove
the Turks out Of Trebizond
THAT WAS THREE YEARS AGO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
Patriotic Picnic and 4tEl of July Celebration
FRONT


'" H. ~ : .-e Ael' ne avenue. the groom
- - rank besso' an EMPLOY s o. the Cen
80 ar ofNS ne ceremony Is
1i'' enc s.a eldttFe~ ans lnl1iaate
'' ht ia'tii9 o"iN
Attorney l. Cnterman, Of S+0I Mich
gan avenue departed last evening for
il'tsoufg' Pa where he goes as rep
feSentati'e to the ZION Convention be
ms heid in That CITY and hich opens
Monday morning. continuing the entire
WeeA Nh tntcrman has ser'ed the
Chlcaso ZION "fsanizei ion for the past
'Hlee years Fl inet president and eN-
peCts 70 oFIhs RaeN many interesting
phases or the convention TO The local
organization q this city
At a meeting Of the Indiana Harbor
Merchants Association held Thursday
evening. The following onicers. Max
Ktnklestein as president Chris Douas,
as vice. T. Unterman. secretary ard r.
Nadgeman. treasurer. Viii act as
committee 10 enforce on all das closing
OF all stores on July 4 A vote was
taken 70 lend an possible assistance in
the big demonstration arranged for the
4th Of july celebration. and money viii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
stop DREAMING OF PEACE:
FIGHT FOR IT."
BY Alvin McCaslin Higgins
Member American Defense Society
Copyright Iais. American Defense society

And before YOU knew what u all
meant ZeppelIns had spattered babies
brains on Antwerp. priests were cruel
ded and Paris had fed to Bordeaux
You recovered YOUR composure onls
when Jonre ana MS poilus stood at
hay against the Prasslan wolves at the
Marine.
You s=Id the war wasn't carried on
by the German people, whose patron
saint Yves Kris KrinEie aud whose car
nway cookies were good. You ar
gued that the Wicked HobenxoIIcrnS
had deceived the innocent BaVarians
and Snxons, end yOu most get eye
strmin searching for the news of all
Germany revolving against Prussia.
THAT WAS OVER THREE YEARS
AGO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

The War Savings Pledge Gard IS
a little note written to Uncle Sam
TO assure him that you are WITH
him in the war and that you intend
to stay to the finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
Worlds Champion LIGHT Six
6,2O2 Miles With SEALED
Hood, Clutch and Transmission

Chicago to the Pacific Coast and back
twice across the Rockics-no chance
to touch the engine-no chance to even
look at clutch or transmission-that is
the latest wonderful record of the
ELGIN SIX.
Valve in head Motor never faltering
on steepest inchnes, in deepest mud nor
heaviest sands
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
To Dealers /:

Successful dealers are com
ing fast to the Rlgin SiI
because:
L The car. popular IN price.
beautiful in line and finish,
perfect in action sells readily
and ma ss friends every
where.
4 Factory additions just
completed, give a loo-oAr-a-
day capacity-pIanty of cars
; Located in the worlds
greatest ship ping center,
Chicago No matter what
freight congestion at other
points 9usrS e d
deIiyerie les
Write for territory and fun
details
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

Clutch holding or mile after mile of
stcepest mountain climbs
Brakes holding fast on mile after
mile of downward plunges where
slipping meant death
What eloquent proof Of the 1909
stamina and dependabiiity of the
ELGIN SIX
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

ENGINE, clutch and transmission SEALED,
performed without adjustment without re-
pair-for two solid months of continuous travel.
The car ran perfectly in the freezing, rarefied
atmosphere above the clouds; and cooled per
fectly in 132 degrees of desert heat
A broken fan-bet = compelling the car to
travel thousand miles honeward with a still
fan-a performance almost unbelievable added
a crucial test.
This stock car was selected and placed under
seal by the Chicago Motor Club Official
Road Reporting Scout Car" and travelled IN
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